China has been a key player in the high-quality drift, which can also be seen in the market for iron ore, where limited supplies of top quality material fetch up to $90/t, whereas the benchmark price is closer to $70 a ton, and low-grade ore has dropped to $40 a ton.
These movements were often caffeinated through social media, which usually left them burning brightly only to fade, making space for whatever came next, lending them a homeless, drifting quality: each movement more powerful and hopeful than the last; each too narrowly focused and lacking the social or economic base to sustain it.
The strongest quality of "Drift and Providence," a moody, dark piece of subdued intensity, is that it comes across as the music of a composer with a personal voice and keen imagination.
In worst case scenario, the same computable criteria used simultaneously to modify objects and evaluate the result quality causing drift from an established goal and devaluation of acquired knowledge.
Dan Kaufman's music, performed by Barbez, has a generously drifting quality.
The Clean Air Act ensures the quality of air drifting over the Cascades from the industrial cities of Puget Sound.
City Wrecker has a lovely, melancholy drifting quality that perfectly fits its lyric, a rumination on the sadness of moving on.
He uses passing tones as signal elements of a solo rather than relying on them merely to bridge chord changes, and there is an obstinate, near-vagrant quality of chromatic drifting to his playing — of his proceeding with harmonic ideas at a different pace and perhaps even in a different direction from the song's changes.
Another important aspect which indirectly may affect the quality is clock drift.
To monitor and analyze possibly small differences in gain and occurrences of very small catch-up saccades (∼1°), the quality (due to baseline drifts and noise) and extent (only 1 cycle per trial) of the eye movements recorded during the fMRI session was not sufficient.
