Sentence examples for theoretical drift from inspiring English sources

Their remedy for this theoretical drift toward natural monopoly was, incredibly, to establish real government-mandated monopolies.

It is a hybridized expression taking into account theoretical drift and adaptation experienced by Humberto Maturana and Francisco Varela's 1980 publication Autopoiesis and Cognition.

We use theoretical results on drifts and analytically approximate the dependences of drifts from tilt angle, and take into account the dependence from the sign of primary particles, and from the sign of polar magnetic field (A > 0 or A < 0).

The biggest models have improved substantially in the last few years, with many no longer requiring "flux adjustments" -- essentially fudge factors -- that were once needed to prevent the machine-generated, theoretical climates from drifting out of the realm of the possible.

Theoretical modeling of the drift dynamics and the special localization of the large ion packet was successfully implemented.

Good agreement between the theoretical and experimental composition drifts in the comonomer mixture and copolymer as a function of the overall monomer conversion was observed, indicating the accuracy of reactivity ratios calculated by copolymer composition at the moderate to high conversion.

This results in allele frequencies cycling around the theoretical equilibrium, particularly when genetic drift is limited.

This is a theoretical position and, like the drift in small populations model, must be tested by empirical methods.

A higher evolutionary origin rate by mutation will increase the probability of fixation (see 87 for a theoretical analysis of how genetic drift can drive genetic pathway evolution).

Genetic drift is the theoretical framework for Kimura's highly influential neutral theory of molecular evolution, which is important for understanding many aspects of molecular biology, bioinformatics, and genetics (Masel, 2012).

While genetic diversity of the random subsets was still 96% of preferentially-mated subsets, the results suggested a means by which to also reduce the rate of inbreeding and genetic drift predicted from theoretical considerations of Ne, by accounting for the genetic nature of founders.