A few weeks ago, a note pad became lost in this void -- a pad that contained pages of notes for my next book project.
The explanation that pads were lost as an adaptation for walking on the sand isn't satisfying when one finds that the lizards don't seem to be using the sand.
But as well as contract padding, Angolans have lost out as officials seize state assets through rigged privatisations or rip off the public treasury in bail-outs of private companies.
(The goal would have stood. Playing on without shoes or shin pads after losing either accidentally is allowed under the latest version of the Laws of the Game).
The new PadPivot, dubbed the NST, gets an update to that iPad-sticking surface, one that eliminates the need for a dust cover, previously a required component to prevent the sticky pad from losing its magic over time.
But at $12,000 per month for just 1,400 square feet, even this swanky pad might lose a little of its luster when you realize that for the same price, you could spend two weeks of every month in an exotic Airbnb (Belize, anyone?!).
Although we may tone down the shoulder pads and lose the glove if we were to copy his look today, this is totally something we'd love to wear to a party (or maybe the Grammys should we ever be invited).
Fabrizia reminded me the other night that we had a problem with the brake pads, so we lost a lot of time.
This paper presents a method to exploit the redundancy of the padding to recover this lost information, leading to two new frequency-domain equalizers, a ZFE and an MMSE-like equalizer.
Or perhaps the ancestral beach anole lost its pads when it started living on sand dunes, and subsequently some populations have given up their sand-dwelling ways.
