And Tatsuo Miyajima's "Floating Time," in which brightly colored numbers drift in a blue field projected by video onto the floor, is like a glimpse into the mind of a daydreaming mathematician.
The early disease onset described in Fornai et al. might be attributable to differences in experimental conditions described above, to copy-number drift in the colony, to differences in handling non-ALS deaths, or to the way that the experimental design dealt with gender or littermate variables.
As labors' numbers drifted downward, its leaders just drifted.
However, unlike IMS, the resolving power of OMS is also influenced by the number of drift regions (n), harmonic frequency value (m), and the phase number of the applied drift field.
In Alvarez's design the decelerating effect of the field during the intervals when it opposes the motion of the particles is prevented by installing on the axis of the tank a number of "drift tubes".
The number of drift events in middle/early upper-Paleolithic populations (earliest settlers) has shaped the present day mtDNA phylogenetic structure of Indian populations.
We assume that the mass differential number of drifting dust particles is proportional to for the drifting particles with mass m0.
Both mayors said that once the campaign begins in earnest, her poll numbers will drift down to earth.
But that number had drifted to fewer than 800 by Friday, according to corrections officials, as the department has moved to isolate participants from the general prison population.
"To be fair to the fans, we've had four poor seasons, where a number have drifted away but they are out there.
Because tropical tunas are known to aggregate around floating objects, it has been suggested that the large number of drifting fish aggregating devices (FADs) built and deployed by purse seiners could act as an 'ecological trap'.
