One cause of this is electronic striping; another is incomplete characterization of atmospheric temperature and humidity profiles used in compensation for atmospheric absorption and path radiance.
Patrick Collison, the C.E.O. of the electronic-payments company Stripe, likened Altman's brain to the claw machine on a carnival midway: "It roams around but has the ability to plunge very deep when necessary".
In 2007 he started Disaro Records, and one of the early acts he released was Salem, from Michigan, who were making a gauzy, gothic stripe of electronic music.
For realizing mixed-conducting electrolyte layer, an electronic conductive Pd-TiO2 stripe was wedged into a dense YSZ coating layer via a specially designed two-step calcination process.
Movement weekend was a buffet for lovers of electronic music in all its stripes, from big room bass to obscure subgenres.
The airline industry, for instance, has shifted to using two-dimensional bar codes for printed and electronic boarding passes, phasing out the magnetic stripes and one-dimensional bar codes that once appeared on boarding passes.
Brian Krebs on the systems criminals put into ATMs to collect magnetic stripe data: Like most electronic gadgets these days, ATM skimmers are getting smaller and thinner, with extended battery life.
In the front room was Carpark Records, which began more than a decade ago as a specialist in experimental electronic music, and now embraces all stripes of tuneful indie pop.
Ocean drifts through faint guitars and heavy reverb, stripes of folk-rock, ambient electronic music and gospel, all of which builds into a cotton-candy haze.
For seven-and-a-half years, Beat Research ruled Monday nights as a haven for touring underground DJs, electronic musicians, and experimental weirdos of all stripes.
