Sentence examples for wide drift from inspiring English sources
Electrical characteristics of the sensor have shown wide drift in response to mechanical strain on the membrane.
Why? Partly the colours – the Kodachrome reds and blues, the acid green of the grass, the wide, drifting turquoise of the almost cloudless sky.
Left-wing parliamentarians mostly abstained in the end because they did not want to be associated with what they saw as a wider drift by President Sarkozy towards alleged Islam-baitings.
In summary, although a fraction of the Nc nucleotides within SSs is maintained by selection, the abundance of deleterious nucleotides in this class suggests a substantial genome-wide drift load.
As the DMRs and VMRs show significant enrichment for DNase hypersensitivity regions and biological pathways (such as neurotransmitters), we suggest that they reflect targeted environmental exposures rather than a stochastic methylome-wide drift.
Allardyce's idea was that Downing and Vaz Tê, who started wide, would drift into more central areas as strikers but where the strategy worked was in the restricting and frustrating of Tottenham.
Crues keeper Sean O'Neill blocked Marc Smyth's early shot before a Ronan Scannell cross curled just wide after drifting in on the wind, which favoured the Reds in the first half.
However, the cracks were less than 0.5 mm wide at 2% drift, only one-fourth the width of cracks in RC-3.5 at the same drift.
Battiston did not see it drift wide.
He splashes out to eight feet, then lets his par putt drift wide right.
Tactics Wenger has preferred a lone man in attack with two players in support – granted the licence to drift wide or inside – and a solid midfield three.
