Sometimes if ice builds up, the tail will still function well enough for a plane to cruise in flight, but will not work well enough when the crew makes a change in the configuration of the airplane, by, for example, lowering the flaps before landing.
So the idea of Here Active Listening, an earbud system that allows you to curate your sonic world by, for example, lowering the bass or switching on background-obliterating white noise, rubbed me the wrong way right off the bat.
While increased extracellular Cu II) can promote oxidative stress by generating hydroxyl radicals [ 8], decreased myocardial copper can also act to cause pro-oxidant stress by impairing antioxidant defences mediated by copper-enzymes, for example lowered activity of endothelial EC-SOD and plasma ferroxidase [ 25, 29, 76].
They fell into disrepair during the rule of the Soviet Union (which often purposefully tried to erase traces of Polish history – the mound was for example lowered by 10 m).
We implemented several solutions to increase the battery life by accurately determining user actions and, for example, lowered the sampling frequency, disconnected the device from the network, and put the device into a sleep mode while the user was sleeping.
It is worth noting that a similar limitation exists for more established data-driven decompositions such as ICA, in which the choice of model order is driven by the application; for example, lower model orders are used to obtain the classic RSNs, and higher model orders are used to obtain finer grained parcellations for use in subsequent network analysis (Smith et al., 2011).
Environmental campaigns often promote energy conservation by appealing to economic (for example, lower electricity bills) rather than biospheric concerns (for example, reduced carbon emissions), assuming that people are primarily motivated by economic self-interest.
Resource heterogeneity may, for example, lower sampling effects by reducing the impact of a dominant species on ecosystem functioning when the presence of several resources leads to a reduction in competition.
For example, lower-cost steel makes U.S. automakers more competitive.
A reduced sense of well-being can also impact on mental health by, for example, further lowering mood.
American politicians tried desperately to curb consumption (for example, by lowering speed limits) and to conserve supplies (by banning crude-oil exports in 1975).American production declined steadily from a peak of 9.6m barrels a day in 1970 to under 5m in 2008.
