Mr. McAuliffe said those victories offered signs that the state would resist the kind of Republican drift moving through the South.
Neil Kinnock had replaced Michael Foot as leader and halted the party's leftward drift, moving it back towards the centre.
He was kicked out of the prestigious Pomfret School in Connecticut and then, like many Americans in the 1960s, he drifted west, moving to California to climb and ski.
The only tropical cyclone of the year developed in the region of The Bahamas on September 15 and drifted northwestward, moving inland over Florida and Georgia.
The area gained more than 100 acres in the last four decades, as the ocean's westward drift moved sand from Fire Island and the Hamptons to its shores.
Jimmy Rollins plans to stand around the batter's box for a while and see if his grounder down the first base line is declared fair after the continental drift moves the stadium a few centimeters to the left.
The upward plasma drift moves the F layer to higher altitude (Fejer et al. 1999), so the threshold PRE could be related to a critical height of the F layer for ESF occurrence.
The Rayleigh-Taylor instability must grow rapidly, reach the strongly nonlinear regime, and rise into the topside F region under the effect of the internal polarization electric fields during the period of upward drifts before it is damped by enhanced ion-neutral collisions as the large downward drift moves the F layer to lower altitudes.
Besides the direct contribution by V P, an upward plasma drift moves the F layer to higher altitudes and increases the growth rate by causing a decrease in ( {nu}_{mathrm{eff}}^F ) and in R T. Other two factors, the neutral wind and the ion-neutral collision frequency, also affect the growth rate of the instability.
The first weeks in the ice were frustrating, as the drift moved unpredictably, sometimes north, sometimes south; by 19 November Fram's latitude was south of that at which she had entered the ice.
