Sentence examples for such a drift from inspiring English sources

Such a drift in public opinion against governments is not unusual: "Governing parties that achieve their policies cut the electoral ground from beneath their own feet," explained John Bartle of Essex University.

However, other studies failed to detect such a drift (Glassmeier et al., 1999).

Such a drift can be significantly attenuated by adding an enthalpy reservoir to the cryocooler, separated from its cold finger by a heat switch.

"Further analysis will take place, but it is not clear yet if these drift variants will become the dominant strain nor if such a drift will result in reduced effectiveness of the vaccine.

We have studied the effect of such a drift on the inference accuracy.

Such a drift is imbued with medical ideology, is often skewed towards acute rather than preventative approaches, and can lead to victim blaming (23).

When the vehicle drifts too close to the markings without a turn-signal activated, the driver is given some form of an alert that is most often directionally-linked such that a drift to the left is accompanied by a visual (e.g., flashing icon), auditory (e.g., beep), or haptic (e.g., slight steering wheel force in the direction away from the drift) warning on the driver's left side.

Changes in the period length of either one of the two circalunar clocks would entail irregularities in the 12.4 hour cycles (such as a drift or splitting of the activity peaks) that occur under constant conditions in species like Uca pugnax or Helice crassa and are hard to reconcile with the circatidal/circadian clock model.

Such a swift drift was accompanied by an increased breakthrough pattern occurrence from J1 and J2 due to accompanying propagations through the PM bridge.

One day, just such a painter drifted in from Carmel-by-the-Sea Carmel-by-the-Sea

In the case of motion aftereffect paradigms, for example, an observer stares at visual motion such as a drifting grating (the adapting stimulus) for a period of seconds.