THE apartment is serene, with no extraneous objects, no jarring patterns and no harsh lighting.
But sometimes the signal bounces off extraneous objects, producing inaccurate data.
Marga Barr quickly corrected her, whispering that one does not leave extraneous objects lying about in the glass house.
And when it came to packing the installation away, there were some surprises in store: a number of extraneous objects had found their way onto the bed.
Exoatmospheric engagement is attractive, since it occurs at long range and a single system can defend a large area, but it requires some reliable method to select the warhead from the many extraneous objects that can accompany the warhead.
After the crash of US Airways Flight 1549 on Jan . 15 investigators said that one of the areas they would examine is how jet engines handle incoming birds and other extraneous objects.
By John McNulty and Harold Ross The New Yorker, June 4 , 1938P. 11 Talk story about Tom Dorgan who pilots the reservoir rowboat & keeps the reservoir clear of extraneous objects, and about the reservoir walkers, George M. Cohan, Bert Lytell, and Bugs Baer, called the Three Muskateers.
Talk story about Tom Dorgan who pilots the reservoir rowboat & keeps the reservoir clear of extraneous objects, and about the reservoir walkers, George M. Cohan, Bert Lytell, and Bugs Baer, called the Three Muskateers.
What the researchers saw in the "Virginia Woolf" study and in a larger follow-up trial -- that autistic people tend to look at mouths or extraneous objects when nonautistic people look at eyes -- fits in with other classic signs of autism like limited eye contact and difficulty in remembering faces.
