The bias that is estimated at this processing stage serves the purpose of absorbing otherwise not modeled effects like the drifting accelerometer bias, accumulated errors from the step correction, and residuals temperature effects.
These can reflect, absorb or otherwise interfere with a municipal Wi-Fi's signal, beamed from aerials on lamp-posts and traffic lights.Because of these glitches, network operators have found that the old rule of 15-20 Wi-Fi aerial nodes per square mile is nowhere near good enough.
Phase change materials absorb or otherwise release heat at close to a constant temperature during its melting and solidification phases.
Don't microwave something that contains little water for more than a minute or so before the microwave has a few minutes to rest, and put a cup of water in the microwave (which will get hot) with it to absorb the otherwise unused microwaves.
The trouble with this tech is that photons are rather finicky things, and tend to be bounced, absorbed, and otherwise interfered with when traveling through fibers, air, and so on.
The T-shirt makes the wear feel five degrees cooler, Mr. Tillmann said, "and this is particularly good for dark colors, which otherwise absorb the infrared light, making you feel warm".
Contrary to expectation, Cottage Farm's high quality, organic meat is often cheaper than conventional supermarket meat, made possible by all the cost savings mentioned, and by selling their meat directly to customers, cutting out intermediaries who would otherwise absorb most of the profit.
Buyers will be able to purchase the units at low cash prices because the amount of the building's underlying mortgage has been increased to absorb what would otherwise have been the prices of individual apartments, for which purchasers would have had to secure loans.
Tau Boötis A spins fast and emits ultraviolet radiation, which destroys compounds in the planet's upper air that would otherwise absorb starlight, heat up, and cause the temperature to rise with altitude.
It might therefore seem that one has an explanation for the strangely disappearing effects of bargaining coordination noted earlier: coordinated systems are more able to react to, or otherwise absorb, shocks the supply shocks of the 1970s and the disinflationary policies of the 1980s than they are to leverage more stable environments such as the 1990s.
