The resulting album (Califone's third) feels like a creepy drift at the edge of sleep.
During reading, the eyes perform a stereotyped pattern of vergence adjustment: the saccade disconjugacy is usually divergent and followed by a convergent drift at the beginning of fixations [6], [15], [19].
Using an elegant time-lapse study in the developing zebrafish nervous system, nuclear movement in each stage of cell cycle has been described (Leung et al. 2011); there is a basal drift at the beginning of G1 phase, strong basal-to-apical movement in G2 phase, and complete stochastic movement during S phase.
The energy-based design procedure put forth provides the strength, stiffness and energy dissipation capacity required for the dampers so that the overall structure can endure the design earthquake without exceeding a prescribed maximum drift at the first story.
It is an empirical challenge to argue for a role for genetic drift at the level of phenotypes, since most biologists, for good reasons, believe that phenotypic evolution is mainly influenced by the deterministic forces of natural or sexual selection [ 13, 14].
Fig. 7 a The vertical ion drift at the PRE peak in the cases with plasma bubbles (red circles) and in the cases without plasma bubbles (blue circles) detected by C/NOFS during May 2008 June 2013.
Fig. 9 The longitude-month distributions of a the vertical ion drift at the PRE peak, b the occurrence probability of large amplitude ESF irregularities with ΔN > 2 × 1010 m−3, and c the occurrence probability of small-amplitude ESF irregularities with ΔN = 1 2 × 1010 measuredured by C/NOFS during moderate solar activity in 2011 2014, respectively.
The ion drift at the PRE peak is denoted by a blue circle.
Finally, an attempt is made at looking at the problem of drift at the scale of the field.
Chief Inspector of Prisons Nick Hardwick warned here were "real risks if matters were allowed to drift" at the prison.
