Sentence examples for measure drift from inspiring English sources
And "A Marker to Measure Drift" is a serious enough novel to not be filed entirely under White Male Gaze at Work.
"A Marker to Measure Drift" isn't constructed to go deep into the heart of darkness, the wellsprings of the terrible killing in West Africa.
Into this complicated and complicating back story arrives "A Marker to Measure Drift" (its title, much like its predecessor's, now taking on a delicious extra-literary meaning).
This, consciously or not, is the path taken by Alexander Maksik in "A Marker to Measure Drift," his follow-up to "You Deserve Nothing," whose reception was akin to a Faustian bargain on fast-forward.
By way of contrast, the heroine of "A Marker to Measure Drift" is a blameless young woman who has been rescued from death almost happenstantially by her French journalist lover as he scrambles to leave a Monrovia falling into the hands of an armed rabble of murderous teenagers.
His second novel, "A Marker to Measure Drift," recounts a season of homeless exile in the life of a 24-year-old Liberian woman fleeing an episode of gruesome violence incidental to the overthrow of the tyrant Charles Ghankay Taylor, in 2003.
To measure drift-based neutral divergence between populations, each parental fish (n = 70) was genotyped at 15 microsatellite loci.
After removing 85% of the maximal load, constant load was held for 100 s to measure drifting of the displacement transducer due to both the thermal effect on the transducers capacitor and the viscous effect of the bone tissue behavior.
We measured drift times in nitrogen for these metabolites using TW-IM-MS instruments located in three independent laboratories (Table S4, Supporting Information).
If direction is required only for steering a straight course, or for measuring drift away from it, then the sun's azimuth could be used without true time compensation.
Then, the dynamic response of the coupled train bridge system subjected to the measured drifting-floe collision is calculated.
