An elegant, minimal example illustrating the necessity of conditioning out the past of the target process may be found in (Kaiser and Schreiber2002).
The air conditioning is out of order.
It will remember the encounter, and through simple adverse conditioning, get out of the way.
4 21 a.m.: Police officers pull an air conditioning unit out of a dressing room window for victims to evacuate.
We chatted a bunch backstage and watched them play a great set that ended with Jay throwing an air conditioning unit out of the window – which was also pretty cool.
He said he was not sympathetic to complaints about a lack of air-conditioning, partly out of concern about the costs, but also out of principle.
It was a significant gesture in high-density Hong Kong and it continues to be a well-used public space space, taking on a welcome lease of life as a sheltered carpet for pick-nicking Filipino maids at the weekend, who take advantage of the air-conditioning leaking out of the bulging glass ceiling above.
AS summer ends and the occasional autumn breeze ripples through the trees, it is time, once again, to yank those dirty, bulky, heavy window air-conditioning units out of their grimy windowsill perches and lug them down to the basement for winter hibernation.
In one case, at 4 21 a.m., Orlando police pulled an air-conditioning unit out of a dressing room window in order for victims to evacuate, the report said. . "I'm very confident they saved many, many lives," Mina said.
With the air-conditioning out in one of the three rooms and the decibel level almost as high as the temperature, the bankers were coping with adversity both physical and technological.
