It is an aesthetic in which intelligence, taste, disco, jazz, garage and deep house commingle in mixes that are not so much a collection of songs as they are complete shifting, drifting compositions.
Further, the effect of phase shift drifts between the microwave drive signals applied to MZMs from ideal values is shown in Fig. 7.
As some sparsely funky electronics percolate behind her, Bush goads QI host Stephen Fry to compile 50 words for the cold white stuff – stuff whose meanings (purity, death, frigidity, fun) can shift and drift, just like the blown flakes themselves.
Not in the detail, the change, the shifting drift of streets, the palette of tree and vegetation, the variety of architecture, the scale of windows, the ornament adorning facades.
Through dozens of games, and hundreds of shifts, he drifted around, took dumb penalties, made clumsy passes, failed to keep his balance or to score goals, and, most curiously, declined to cut his hair, which is red, curly, and musketeer-long.
We added vaccination with age-specific efficacy, based on the work of Govaert et al., who conducted the only randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of vaccination against morbidity [15], and loss of immunity to circulating strains, via antigenic shifting and drifting [16].
13 Therefore, in addition to its serotypic diversity, the antigenic shift and drift, wide host range, and its virulence potential to infect animals with a small infectious dose make it difficult to prevent the disease by vaccination.
His insistence that identities shift and drift, that new forms of power and opposition are always emerging, is still vital.
Passive seismic monitoring therefore suggests that, owing to the fracture-driven iceberg disintegration processes and dimensional reductions through melting, iceberg size-frequency distributions will exhibit an increasingly definitive lognormal shift with drift away from the calving front.
