Radar signals bounced off the moon in 1996 by the orbiting Clementine spacecraft hinted at massive ice deposits in craters near the moon's south pole, parts of which never see the sun.
Interestingly, the two orchestras, which once stood poles part, now seem almost interchangeable: Marsalis, Lindberg, Adams, Adès, and Salonen figure in both.
The union members took their action after lawmakers voted to raise the retirement age to 67 for most Poles, part of the government's efforts to cut state debt, maintain growth and maintain investor confidence.
Similarly, the all-pole part 1/ Q (z) of the notch filter can also be reconstructed using an all-pole lattice filter.
Thus, to obtain a computationally efficient narrowband ANC system, we present a new GAL narrowband ANC system in which only the all-pole part of the high-order LANF is used to enhance the SNR of the noisy reference signal.
In a previous study, we evaluated the role of the left temporal pole as part of a network underlying naming and word comprehension in 156 patients with acute ischaemic left hemisphere stroke, tested within 24 h of onset of symptoms, before the opportunity for substantial reorganization of structure/function relationships or rehabilitation (Newhart et al., 2007).
Mr. Sneddon said he picked up a 15-foot-long pole -- part of the damaged fence -- and, with another witness at the scene, put it in the water.
He called it a "totem pole," in part because the pieces appear in a stack of colors and minimalist shapes.
But it was not until Parnell became a Red Sox broadcaster that the term Pesky Pole became part of the Red Sox lexicon.
Russia maintains that a geological feature called the Lomonosov Ridge, directly under the pole, forms part of the Siberian continental shelf and thus belong to Russia.
