Many organizations require their staff to fly to destinations the night before a meeting in order to avoid such issues as fog or traffic congestion; if your company endorses this approach, make the most of it!
The estimated distance can be used as a reference for network operators that provide cloudlet services or Fog computing to avoid delay due to the MPTCP timeout mechanism.
He never lost consciousness, though, and after several seconds regained his composure and continued to practice "in a bit of a fog" while trying to avoid contact.
One focused on prosecutors, calling for them to disclose publicly as much detail as possible about such encounters, and early on, to avoid having facts disappear in a fog of grand jury secrecy.
For example, nearby vehicles can inform each other about their positions and velocities by broadcasting short messages to avoid collisions and mortality in thick fog.
Even now the Defense Department is using the fog of spin -- not to be confused with the fog of war -- to avoid straight answers to journalists' questions about events like the Jan . 24Special Forces raid at Oruzgan, where no less an authority than the American-backed Afghan leader, Hamid Karzai, has said innocents were killed.
OF AMPLIFICATION about recent anecdote about a driver who wore sunglasses to avoid glare while driving at night in a fog.
"Constant pressure on Japan's whaling industry by both Greenpeace and the international community has reduced the fleet to sneaking out of port in a fog of crisis and scandal, desperate to avoid attention," said Sara Holden, a Greenpeace spokeswoman.
It challenges a Russian aviation commission report that put sole blame for the disaster on Polish officials – and struck Poles as an attempt to avoid any responsibility for the plane crash in heavy fog near Smolensk.
On 1 May 1942 she was operating with USS Washington as an escort to Convoy PQ 15, and collided with the destroyer, which had manoeuvred to avoid a mine and crossed her bow in dense fog.
