Sentence examples for rapid drift from inspiring English sources
A support matrix is presented based on rock mass quality and stress level for safe rapid drift development.
It became evident that the trend estimate cannot follow a few data points at the start part of a very rapid drift.
Perimeter blasting is recommended as pre-requisite for rapid drift development in order to minimize construction damage, reduce support demand and scaling and mucking times.
The latter occurs at widely different rates due to the rapid drift of influenza viruses [ 14, 20].
Moreover the dramatic changes in GC content (up to 1.8 fold increase) in orthologous pairs of TFRs suggest that some orthologous pairs have undergone different evolutionary histories that have reshaped the primary sequence composition of these regions either because of different selection pressures associated with phenotypic radiation and/or because of rapid drift.
The presence of such large differences in GC content and the lack of any correlation between GC content in orthologous pairs provides further evidence that TFR primary sequence may be under different selection pressures and/or rapid drift while maintaining their refraction to transposon insertions.
However, the second strategy showed better reactivity in case of rapid drifting out of the lane.
In particular, the northward component E x at KAK suffers from frequent baseline shifts and rapid drifts as well as slow variations.
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The larger the research group, the more rapid the drift.
This result reflects the fact that Amerindian, Oceanian and Taiwanese aboriginal populations usually exhibited one or two alleles at high frequencies and only a small number of less frequent ones, probably as a consequence of rapid genetic drift.
