Sensor failures are manifested by a series of events ranging from modest signal drift to severe malfunctioning leading to the eventual replacement of the sensor.
Here he tires of Boleyn who has failed to produce a male heir and sets to luring Jane Seymour, "modest as a drift of green-white hellebore".Fans of "Wolf Hall" will relish this book, but "Bring Up the Bodies" also stands alone.
Thus, weighted net migration flows would have been −7.1% for social disadvantage (towards more disadvantaged areas) and −3.3% for material deprivation, suggestive of modest overall social drift.
In our study, the majority of cases in both seasons were due to influenza A/H3N2 viruses, and antigenic drift was modest and had little apparent impact.
In organisms with very large population sizes, drift is weak and modest variation in population size may play little role in determining variation in TE abundance.
The FHA started out (in 1934) helping families of modest means, but the mission has drifted a bit.
Now, my hope was that "Non-Stop" would have a modest weekend at the box office, then drift off into obscurity.
In organisms with very large population sizes drift becomes extremely weak, and modest variation in population size among related species may only impact the rate of accumulation of very mildly deleterious alleles with selection coefficients very close to zero [ 18].
The market, rattled this week by concerns that Ireland could be the latest European nation in need of a bailout drifted through the day with modest losses before closing in much the same fashion.
Conversely, drift is strong in species with small population sizes and modest variation in population size may be an important determinant of variation in TE abundance.
