Sentence examples for severe drift from inspiring English sources
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The Met Office added that strong south-easterly winds could also cause severe drifting of lying snow "and severe disruption".
Micrographs were screened out due to severe astigmatism, drift, inappropriate defocus, contamination, particle aggregation, and imperfect staining.
Furthermore, after experiencing severe lateral drift, the passive control design has small residual displacements compared to ordinary reinforced concrete frames.
This proportion is almost the same as for neutral variants with the same initial frequency in the founders, suggesting that the loss of variants is primarily due to the severe genetic drift after the founder event (confirming results found in Chong et al. 2012).
They rely on fuzzy systems model architecture and are able to incrementally adapt themselves during the on-line process, resolving dynamic process changes which may appear on-line over time due to long-term fluctuations (e.g., caused by dirt) and changes in the composition of the educt, often leading to severe error drifts of static models.
The current implementation of the Bowman® rCBF monitor shows a severe upward measurement drift that is clinically relevant.
"Snow will be falling at a rate that snow plows are not able to keep up with," AccuWeather reported on its Web site, "while winds gusting past 40 miles per hour will cause severe blowing and drifting along with whiteout conditions".
This often results in severe blowing and drifting snow, and sometimes even blizzard conditions.
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.
