The Etonian-packed, slightly drifting Tory administrations of Harold Macmillan and Alec Douglas-Home were blamed for Britain's apparent decline.
In the nicest possible way, "haphazard" isn't a bad description of Stanton's slightly drifting life until the point that You're a Bad Man, Mr Gum was published, with a string of casual jobs following a swift and unexpected departure from Oxford university.
If a tetrode slightly drifts overnight, as it often does, without 24-hour continuous tracking, it is hard to know whether the cells recorded on two consecutive days are the same or different.
You should be slightly drifting now, but to increase your slide, hit your accelerator and then hit the brakes.
While most of the time this section includes products for throwing good parties and tips for throwing parties and such, it's still (slightly) drifting away from the "fashion" side of things.
Different models were introduced to fit the hard X-ray reflectivity curve, which indicates that the layer thickness of two materials slightly drifts from the bottom to the top of the stack.
Both sprinters tend to drift slightly, and, in an outside lane, Boldon would avoid more contact with Greene.
This difference, the Russian engineer I. O. Yarkovsky suggested a century ago, can be enough to cause the rock to drift slightly in its orbit.
Mr Fast says computerised-video strike zones can vary between stadiums or drift slightly over a season.The other tactic is to punish athletes for misbehaving.
These zones of the field concentrations are 20° 40° wide and during subsequent rotations tend to reappear at constant longitude or drift slightly eastward or westward.
The coup de grâce was that when the researchers applied an electric field with an opposite orientation to that in their crystals, the building blocks acted like square dancers: Donors pulled acceptors close that were previously held at arm's length, letting the former partners drift slightly away.
