We take the drift-diffusion model as a starting point for trial-to-trial variability in psychophysical experiments.
Hawkins took the drift boat he built himself.
Allelic drift can take the newly derived allele through a polymorphic state (that is, SNP in a duplication) and further to fixation, in which the new allele and its counterpart in the other duplication copy are termed paralogous sequence variants (PSVs) [ 29, 35- 37].
But it seems unique to women, who have the capacity and capability to control just about every other aspect of their lives, that they're under concerted pressure not to try to take the helm of their own drifting love affairs.
The 70-minute programme will comprise eight songs taken from The Drift and 1995's equally challenging Tilt.
New Jersey's yearlong effort to take over the drifting city government of Camden began to bear fruit today as Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco and local leaders announced an agreement to have a state-appointed manager with broad powers direct the city's affairs for the next five years.
Over the entire period of data taking, the average clock drift was +12.9 seconds/day, and we do not expect that the maximum deviation from true time at any period in our dataset was more than 5 minutes.
The point of this exercise was partly to test the possibility of taking the entire class drifting next year, but mostly to do just about the best kind of fishing there is.
Rock music, Dutch teenagers, global financial turmoil, the best and worst of Las Vegas: all of it takes the stage in "Mission Drift," by the New York-based theater company the TEAM (Theater of the Emerging American Moment).
A review that looked at data from twenty clinical trials found that C.B.T.-I cut the time it took the average subject to drift off to sleep by about twenty minutes and increased sleep duration by almost thirty minutes.
We took the total amount of drift within a run and divided that amount by the total duration of a run.
