The words, widely spaced, drift languidly down the page.
Since each hemagglutinin mutation potentially sculpts future mutation space, drift can follow many stochastic paths, undermining its unpredictability and underscoring the need for drift-insensitive vaccines.
Across the aeons of time and space drift many spore-forming life-forms in suspended animation for millions of years until contact is made with a suitable environment.
The Clanger world is beset by space junk drifting in from Earth, and Bagpuss is all about rescuing broken toys, lovingly mending rather than replacing.
Lionel Messi was magnificent, not just for his goals and his assist to Andres Iniesta, but for his uncanny ability to create space by drifting between the opposition's defence and midfield.
The whole situation illustrates just how far we have allowed the ancient civic ideal of public space to drift from an arena of public expression and public assembly (Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park, say) to a commercial sop (the foyer of the Time Warner Center).
From Eq. (1) with the assumptions of zero vertical wind and uniformity of horizontal wind in the FoV of FPIs, the etalon spacing d can be calculated by using the value of as: (3) Since any d drift in the etalon spacing is likely to be caused by the variation of the etalon temperature, we can use and as proxy of etalon spacing drift, as shown in Figs. 7(a) and 7(b).
On this occasion he was assisted by some dodgy English defending, first wriggling out of Ugo Monye's tackle to score in the right corner before spotting acres of space behind a drifting Olly Barkley and sprinting 30 metres for his second inside the first 27 minutes.
But Will feels heavy, dense, and full of conflict each Moog sequence feels like a tractor beam, dragging her through space rather than drifting aimlessly.
Human beings have to leave their homes and take spacecraft drifting in space, while the space environment is not suitable for breeding the earthling.
