Mr. Toyoda said the presentation did not reflect "the drifting of the entire company".
These will provide information about water movement so the drifting of the objects can be modelled.
Their beauty lies in the flecking, the shading, the drifting of a purplish-pink into a yellowish-green.
It warned that strong winds would cause "considerable blowing and drifting of snow" that could take down power lines and tree limbs.
To Pettine, a player who folds his arms during practice is committing a finable offense; Sparano deplores "drifting" of all kinds.
I begin to miss having control over my own movements, but eventually give in to the joyous and unselfconscious drifting of the life of a child.
Coasts can therefore provide migration corridors for salt-tolerant plants, and in some cases the drifting of buoyant seeds in ocean currents can provide a transport mechanism between coasts.
It seems likely, though it is still unproven, that this breakup of a single landmass and the drifting of its fragments is merely the latest in a series of similar occurrences throughout geologic time.
Of all the Yankees, in uniform and out, Jeter has most often acknowledged the drifting of time, four years and counting since the last triumphant World Series, and made the candid distinction between then and now.
Perhaps the melancholy of the man, his sense of drifting, of not belonging to life, his not really knowing why he did what he did but going on doing it anyway - perhaps such things are familiar to all of us.
"Even with an individual mandate," Mr. Conrad said, "if there is not some requirement for employers, you will see a drifting of people to the insurance exchange and to government subsidies.
