In addition, the output signal of this novel acceleration sensor has few clutters, which is beneficial for recognition and subsequent signal processing.
This would carry three risks: building a new audience for pro football on the night with the fewest viewers, cluttering a crowded market for N.F.L. advertising and overexposing the product by adding another day to the schedule.
If it works, you may have fewer remote controls cluttering your coffee table.
His possessions — old appliances, hand-me-down clothes, the many medicines keeping him alive, and a few treasured keepsakes — clutter every surface.
While entire industries have sprung up to help people deal with problems like household clutter, few resources exist to help Mr. Oranzo and countless others like him who are navigating what many discover to be an emotionally laden issue: how to keep well-meaning loved ones from overdoing it with gifts for the children.
Even as some of the old truisms in media still obtain — content wears the crown and strong brands break through clutter — a few new rules are taking shape.
In a review this week, Mr. Garfield gave the campaign three and a half stars (out of four) for its ability to "break through the clutter as few ads ever have".
The New York Sun gave a critical review, stating that "Mr. Woodward so drowns the reader in clutter that few arguments, except the obvious, emerge".
Several horn passages in "Vertebrae" and "Wanderlust" have a hypnagogic grace, and "Pneumonia," one of the few tracks not cluttered with sound, presents a gorgeous chamber-music-style arrangement of horns and voice for what could be Björk's mission statement: "To shut yourself off would be the hugest crime of all".
But recently, it seems, Nike has had a harder time standing out amid the clutter, bringing out fewer ads that are widely deemed hot, or cool.
