Sentence examples for smaller drift from inspiring English sources

Simulation analyses show that a higher degree of mtDNA differentiation is expected in organisms with female biased dispersal (eg. birds in general) due to smaller drift effects of introgressed alleles in regions with high intra-specific gene-flow [ 45].

This paper shows that incorporating the vector ⟨Sa,GM,Np⟩ into the assessment of bi-directionally loaded 3D buildings yields up to 40% lower conditional standard deviations than a purely scalar formulation at large drift levels while the vector ⟨Sa,GM,RT3,T1⟩ is more efficient at smaller drifts.

Snow accumulated in a small drift on the bill of Raiders Coach Jon Gruden's visor.

There was a small drift of dispirited people trying hard to discover what it was all about.

The minimalist artists were rigorous about the cool visual terms in which their work was photographed, but here the sculptures invade each other's space, moving bodies ruin their pure lines and a cleaner arrives to remove a small drift of dust from the ordered precincts of a Morris piece.

During operation of the cyclotron heat dissipation of the RF system induces a small drift in iron temperature.

And the incline steel strips yielded sequentially that could provide energy dissipation capacity at small drift ratio.

The only visible difference between PET gantry ON and OFF conditions is a small drift in peak position.

Despite a small drift of the threshold voltage for both P/E operations, the memory window remained at around 2 V after 104 P/E cycles.

The one-dimensional design consideration for the spiral (cylindrical geometry) Si drift detector (SDD) has been modified and generalized for small drift distance (R) compatible to the detector thickness (d), i.e. for R d, and for non uniform backside biasing situations.

In the electrical semiconductor simulation, the BSF, which arises from the heavy acceptor doping that creates the concentration gradient, is set atop the blaze grating in order to provide an extra small drift field for the collection of minority electrons.