We provided histopathologic confirmation of low (normal) rates of prostatitis, no increased incidences or severities from BPA, and no evidence of extraneous tissue from examination of the prostate paraffin block faces and histology slides.
An example is the sound from a phonograph record, which always contains some extraneous sound from the surface of the recording groove even when the record is new.
Previously, it was thought that bats had to ignore reflections like those from trees, just as weather radar ignores ground clutter, extraneous reflections from hills or buildings.
An important aspect of this is scanning distortions, as the electron probe is susceptible to both mechanical, electrical, and magnetic disturbances, both from noise within the microscope system, as well as extraneous disturbances from the surrounding environment, and these will have some influence, even in the best designed microscope rooms [40].
Such rule-based peering strategies may lead to extraneous costs from redundant peering links and may prevent beneficial peering links from being formed as shown by Lodhi et al. in (2012a).
A sound separation barrier will be installed below the seats to prevent extraneous noises from interfering with the television broadcasts.
A heart monitor built into the seat would detect a quickening of the pulse and take away extraneous information from the digital dashboard in response.
The rule prohibits "extraneous matter" from being attached to the annual budget bill known as reconciliation, which requires only a simple majority to pass.
For recording a conversation indoors, the preferred microphone is sensitive in a particular direction in order to reduce extraneous noises from the side and rear.
In the mid-1990s, offinials in the Giuliani administration sought to remove extraneous information from signs, including the rate charged by parking meters and parts of redundant statements like "6 hour parking 6 p.m. to midnight".
