For instance, Soften Background shows an example photo with a background blur and tells how the effect is achieved (a shallow depth of field).
The ride-sharing companies, for instance, do background, license, and criminal checks on all drivers, and have systems in place to get rid of those who are rated poorly by riders.
For instance, the background incidence of soft tissue sarcoma is almost double the mortality rate, and incidence data are known to be more accurate than death certificate diagnoses.
For instance, higher background value of μ′ s results in increased value of reconstructed ημ a, while incorrect phase affects reconstruction of μ′ s and τ due to non-linearity of the inverse problem.
For instance, the background divergence between non-hybridizing races with different color patterns from Peru and French Guiana (0.191; 95 % CI: 0.182-0.200) isignificantlylowerwer than the divergence between the incipient species (0.519; 95 % CI: 0.507-0.531), despite higher realized rates of gene flow between the incipient species than the non-hybridizing races.
These situations can be rectified in arbitrary ways; for instance, by setting backgrounds to a non-zero value and using a logarithm transform of the ratio.
Models are specific instances of background theories that define particular particles and their properties.
For those seeking secret shelters and corporate shells, the mighty United States (which unsurprisingly doesn't feature much in the Panama Papers) is one of the world's most appealing destinations: setting up a shell corporation in Delaware, for instance, requires less background information than obtaining a driver's license.
Horror posters, for instance, have dark backgrounds; comedies have white backgrounds with the title and copy line in red.
A lot of gun owners are perfectly fine, for instance, with universal background checks.
