Holloway is physically a very slight object but it is an exceptionally written, gorgeously produced little gem.
As the nineteenth-century Scottish economist John Rae put it, "The prospects of future good, which future years may hold on us, seem at such a moment dull and dubious, and are apt to be slighted, for objects on which the daylight is falling strongly, and showing us in all their freshness just within our grasp".
He might tilt a laptop so that you see it at a slight angle – that object sitting over there, implying time and perspective – and he tends to show phone and laptop screens in varying shades of blue, as if they were currently lit.
If Mohill only uses a corded phone, writes his letters with pen and paper and never has any sort of diagnostic X-rays, then maybe he has a slight rationale for objecting to the minuscule radiation from smart meters.
Since the slight interactions involving OBJECT did not have a disrupting effect on lower-order terms and since type III sum-of-squares was used (allowing to adjust each source of variation for all terms), Mortadella, Salame and Bombolone could be collapsed by averaging, so that a unique object "Food" could be defined.
The first generation of industrial robots could perform only simple tasks, such as welding, for they became confused by slight differences in the objects on which they worked.
These signals are used to analyze the signatures of stationary thermal objects, their slight movements and thermal field gradient changes of the source surfaces provided the object projected area is less than the area of the active zone.
In any event, we cannot say that these exceptions are so wholly arbitrary and have such slight relation to the objects to be attained by the law as to require the courts to strike them down as a denial of the equal protection of the law, within the meaning of the Federal Constitution.
There is a slight line where two objects touch.
Pay attention to the details most people miss, such as small objects and slight variations in someone's story.
Fig. 5 Time response of the drain current to a slight touch with an object.
