This technique attracts noise on the input, so a moving window averager is used to lowpass the noise.

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The union can circumvent a time window by agreeing to a new contract before the window opens thus moving the window to the end of the new contract, when they can move it again.

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The cube-shaped, two-story building is so airtight that Mr. Konkol, a 55-year-old family physician who bikes 16 miles every day to his practice, knows it is windy outside only from seeing trees moving through the window.

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The Fed even narrowed the penalty banks paid for using discount window money, moving the discount rate closer to the Federal funds rate during the crisis.

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Two minutes later, I board a train so silent that, when it leaves the station, I can only tell it is actually moving by looking out the window.

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We are moving to take advantage of this unique window of time in the growth of the online advertising market to build market share and to create value for stockholders.

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And everything, as I said, is in thrall to the delicate, wilding cursor controller, which in a moving automobile is about as accurate as whizzing out a third-story window.

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He rolls up the window and gives all his attention to the car, to backing it out of its tight spot and moving it so as not to come in contact with the van, as if there were no more to be said or managed.

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