Sentence examples for potential drift from inspiring English sources
The former Irish president Mary McAleese has urged the British to vote to remain in Europe, warning of the return of border controls in Northern Ireland and potential drift in the peace process.
Facing a potential drift of black support, the Clinton campaign has recently taken several steps: dispatching former President Bill Clinton to speak before black and Hispanic lawmakers in Albany earlier this year, and then to address the Rev. Al Sharpton's group, the National Action Network, in New York last week; using Bill Lynch, who was a top political adviser to former Mayor David N.
The main thing that the Vatican assessment is concerned with — the first "area of concern" cited, and the issue that the document returns to later on — is the LCWR's potential drift not just away from Rome's views of doctrine and authority, but from historic Christianity itself.
"It's open to potential drift and, in that drift services could deteriorate, staff morale could go down.
In terms of convex hull's change between history data and current data, potential drift could be distinguished.
Also long-term chronopotentiometric measurements showed good potential stability and no potential drift within 3-week continuous experiment.
The effects of linear and exponential potential drifts on the EIS of anodic dissolution are examined.
The IrOx pH UMEs electrodeposited for 300 cycles between 0 V and +0.6 V exhibited the near-super-Nernstian sensitivity of −68 to −76 mV/pH and the good stability with potential drifting of 11.7 mV within 24 h.
Therefore, in this paper we propose a new category of IS for production lines as agile PLIS, capable to control, detect, assess and predict the potential drifts for proactive measures.
It is observed in many systems that as a metal or alloy is exposed to an aqueous solution over a long period of time, the corrosion potential drifts in the positive direction and the corrosion rate decreases.
For instance, REXIS will be equipped with one of the most comprehensive onboard calibration systems in space X-ray instruments: a set of (^{55})Fe radioactive sources are strategically mounted to monitor any potential drifts or changes of spectral gain and resolution of every node of four X-ray CCDs onboard.
