Scores of children's colored marking pens drifted in it.
A total of 8632 emerging juvenile wood frogs were captured and marked at drift fences encircling breeding pools, with 1166 marked wood frogs (Rana sylvatica), and 13,727 unmarked amphibians captured in drift fence/pitfall arrays at 16, 50, 100, and 150 m from the pools.
In other respects the first 100 days of his coalition's rule have been marked by drift, squabbling and indecisiveness.
With Mr. Obama, who is depicted here as having lost the thread of his own story line, Mr. Suskind supplies a story line of his own: that of "a brilliant amateur" whose early tenure in office was marked by drift, hesitancy and an inability "to translate his will into policy on the occasions when he could decide on a coherent path".
"A zygote like a tiny question mark drifts into her womb," Mr. Doerr writes silkily about one failed effort for Imogene to conceive.
To evaluate the accuracy of cursor marking and stage drift [101], we measured the movements of viral particles in fixed cells and of stationary viral particles in live cells from image sequences captured in time-lapse mode at the interval of 3 sec, as for our living moving particles.
Practice marking time without drifting around on your podium.
Certainly this grammatical trait, like most, is a matter of chance — some languages drift into marking things that others don't.
The rightward drift of a court led by Justices Roberts, Scalia, Thomas, and Alito — a drift marked by appalling decisions like Citizens United — would only intensify during a Romney Presidency.
"It would mark a dramatic drift from strategic solitude towards isolation".
