"The closer you are to a base station, the more disruptive the interference".
Even this weakened adversary, however, has the potential to be much more disruptive than the types of interference that real-world wireless networks are likely to encounter — such as doors opening and closing, people turning on microwaves, or rain falling.
During this period the Adriatic was surrounded by French territory or French client states and as a result British interference was highly disruptive to the movement of French troops and supplies.
Retroactive interference is equally disruptive in human and non-human animals [ 107].
In terms of interference, our project is less disruptive than a simple boom box or stereo.
On its Web site, Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton publishes a primer on auditor etiquette: "The interests of the tuition-paying students must remain primary; interference by enthusiastic auditors is disruptive".
The unavoidable genetic interference from unspecific recombination is disruptive to cellular differentiation, especially in multicellular organisms.
This spring, the University of Chicago released a committee report that recommended disciplining students for "disruptive conduct," which might include shouting down invited speakers or other "interference with freedom of inquiry or debate".
Judges and poets Ruth Padel, Julia Copus and Alan Gillis narrowed them down to a final 10, which also includes Scottish poet JO Morgan, chosen for Interference Pattern, a collection described as a "bracing, original, disruptive book" in the Guardian.
Post-event interference can be minimized by provision of a minimally disruptive context, or by the subject's ability to focus on a relevant subset of the environment.
