But, strangely for an engineer, you fail to note that this is transient noise in a structural transition whose signal is the rise of renewables.
The only television station sympathetic to Mr. Chávez was the state-run channel, whose signal was immediately cut by the new government.
That awful ooh-la-la tone is nowhere in Colette, whose signal virtue as a writer is her (sometimes chilly) objectivity.
JUAN GRANADOS, 20, of Mineola died after crashing his motorcycle into a van Oct. 30 at a Garden City intersection whose signal was still dark after the hurricane.
BSkyB, the hugely successful satellite-TV operator he controls and whose signal is wholly digital, towers over Britain's pay-TV market, with 5.7m subscribers.
Then, on Sept. 11, a mayor whose signal achievement had been to reduce crime in his city witnessed the worst crime ever committed on American soil: a terrorist attack on the World Trade Center that killed almost 3,000 people.
He learned Chicago lost in the first round while watching a CNN transmission whose signal cut in and out as Air Force One passed over Cabot Strait between Newfoundland and Nova Scotia.
Sumptuous and vibrant, they are from the artists' "Structure of Thought" series showing silhouettes of trees, whose signal quality — call it a heightened romanticism — epitomizes a great deal of nature photography these days.
It's a curious paradox that a writer whose signal gift is his almost barometric sensitivity to the emotional drift of our society attracts the most reductive, disconnected responses to both his work and his attempts to explain it.
Tetramethylrhodamine methyl ester (TMRM) is an indicator of MMP whose signal decreases with MMP depolarisation.
Dihydroethidium (HEt) is an indicator of ROS whose signal increases with increasing ROS.
