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CPU : We went with a 2.8GHz Pentium 4 with the 800MHz front-side bus , which for playback is really overkill , but for encoding , you want horsepower and lots of it to get you through those progress bars faster . some colours are warm , others soft , etc. ) , which in turn have links with other things . Finally , going back to the main , emulation branch , running the emulator of the original , obsolete hardware ( HW ) in the current HW ' / OS ' environment effectively " runs " the original hardware ( under emulation ) ; this allows us to run the original , saved ( obsolete ) operating system ( OS ) , which in turn allows us to run the original , saved ( obsolete ) application software ( SW ) needed to read the saved ( obsolete ) digital document . It is very important to keep in mind that the finite resolution of the simulations may result in artificial softening of the gas and / or DM density profiles , particularly in the center of the small mass halos , which in turn can result in the artificial suppression of the efficiency of gas cooling and star formation . These acidic species cause an acidification of the precipitation ( rainwater is classified acidic if the pH is less than 5.6 ) , which in turn can result in adverse environmental impacts . There are endless possibilities and the results are really impressive , but the one we thought was the coolest was the ability to upload your own picture to pixelblocks.com , which in turn gives you a grid so you can recreate it in Pixelblocks . Feedback - one variable in a system ( e.g ., increasing temperature ) triggers changes in a second variable ( e.g ., cloud cover ) , which in turn ultimately affect the original variable ( i.e ., augmenting or diminishing the warming ) . These flight plans are obtained from the airline 's dispatch office , which in turn buys them from a service ( forget the name ) . For instance , radio signals can bounce off mountainsides causing wavefront distortion ( by signal refraction and scattering ) , which in turn gives the illusion that the signal is coming from a direction other than the correct direction from the receiver to the radio collared animal ( Cochran 1980 ) .