Energy managers can store lower-cost energy produced at night, then release it to the grid during peak demand when it is more valuable.
Until my local department store lowers the price on that sweater, I'm entitled to slip it into my coat.
We now know that underestimating the obstacles life has in store lowers stress and anxiety, leading to better health and well-being.
For example, if you purchase a computer for 400 dollars (307 euros), and the retail store lowers the price for the same computer model by 100 dollars (76 euros) the following week, you may be refunded for that exact amount.
On Monday, a federal appeals court ruled that American Express could stop merchants that accept its cards from encouraging customers to use rival payment cards that charge the stores lower transaction fees.
Research from Jerry Hausman, an economist at M.I.T., shows that, when Walmart enters a new market, it drives down grocery prices in general; to compete with Walmart's low prices, other stores lower their own prices.
Otherwise, the system works likely as you'd expect it to, checking against stored profiles for possible matches (and using stored lower resolution templates based on variables like different angles to make it more likely to correctly ID your finger).
Finally, we examined several eating-defective mutants and found that both eat-2 and eat-5 mutants stored lower fat on both bacteria (Figure 5C).
Mr. Furio, a chubby grandfather who made his living managing grocery stores, lowered himself into the tub.
The authors concluded that in patients with metabolic syndrome, phlebotomy with a moderate reduction of body iron stores lowered blood pressure and resulted in improvements of markers of cardiovascular risk and glycemic control [ 37].
