Sentence examples for slight drift from inspiring English sources

A slight drift from the standard 60-cycles-a-second pulse of alternating current can endanger plants' finely balanced turbines.

With polls suggest a slight drift of support in recent days towards the Tories, Labour will attempt to turn the election campaign focus on to the cost of living in the final full week of campaigning.

I noticed a very slight drift even when the mouse looked perfectly still, an artifact perhaps of my setup.

Before and after the earthquake, a slight drift of up to a few centimeters is observed in the east component.

The pilot began to make minor trim adjustments to accommodate a slight drift in pitch angle of the aircraft.

Lastly, the user must acknowledge and consider the slight drifting on the base rotation of the robot and the maximum load the system can take to throw.

Although the seismic wave captured by the real-time solutions closely resembles the post-processed solutions, the slight drifts were not reproduced by the post-processed solutions.

Secondly, Diane's emotional journey is depicted with subtlety and compassion in Season 2. And if you hate the phrase "emotional journey" (even using it makes me feel a little blech), don't worry, because the surreal aspects of the "BoJack" world nimbly undercut even the slightest drift toward cloying sentimentality, cliche or preachiness.

A slight variable drift of temporal trend of Candida spp. was observed during the 16 years of study, with a considerable percentage (75%) increase in non -albicans species in 2004 and 2013.

One can observe the slight positive drift for 30 mM K+ and slight the negative drift for PGF2α.

It is shown that even though an acceptable global accuracy can be achieved, the flux distribution presents a slight axial drift.