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"She's alert, laughing, teasing, able to recognize people," Tim said.
I was able to recognize Michael Shannon's immense talent immediately.
But at least I was able to recognize the resurgence.
How are they able to recognize a cat or a dress?
It pays attention to sound and is able to recognize faces.
In many cases the "assholes" are able to recognize their missteps.
"It's nice to be able to recognize improvement," Ms. Page said.
He was, however, able to recognize when he felt uncomfortable and manipulated.
Being able to recognize patterns at enormous scales has immense interdisciplinary value.
With the i6993+, however, Roomba will be able to recognize different rooms.
If you go there, you won't be able to recognize the city.
What kinds of disasters were you able to recognize before they hit?
It was able to recognize my hushed tones from around 20 feet away.
Most importantly, he wanted users to be able to recognize their close friends.
Once on, the system was able to recognize people, food, flowers and buildings.
I've always been able to recognize that other people were a little bonkers.
Worse yet, racism becomes so acceptable we stop being able to recognize it.
"There were so many deserving books that we were never able to recognize."
Future systems might be able to recognize and grasp things without careful coding.
But the sensors won&apost be able to recognize facial features, Sherwood said.
Shockingly, many gym-goers were able to recognize the bodybuilding legend despite the look.
"We should be able to recognize our country," Prime Minister Rasmussen said in March.
Researchers believe they've cracked the code for how primates are able to recognize faces.
Nadella: Yeah – it's just the ability as a CEO, to be able to recognize.
He must be able to recognize that his methods are ineffective, yet he persists.
But a millennial should be able to recognize the importance of his partner's autonomy.
The car is supposed to be able to recognize its user and open the doors.
"[B]eing able to recognize this level of neurological detail is simply amazing," he said.
Based on the given rules, that machine may not be able to recognize the object.
Among the upcoming improvements, Bixby will be able to recognize different people speaking to it.
You'd be able to recognize the car by the pink mustache strapped to the front.
They seem able to recognize, even predict, distress in other individuals and to offer assistance.
They're also able to recognize which features of the environment others can see or know about.
The system is also able to recognize which occupant is giving the commands and react accordingly.
The board's report notes that the cameras will likely also be able to recognize vehicle characteristics.
But everyone should be able to recognize the important step forward this bill is political progress.
An experienced user may be able to recognize an individual account as fake without much effort.
" This individual "is not able to recognize, other than superficially, the feelings and needs of others.
The devices, perched on lamp posts and outside buildings and streets, are able to recognize individuals.
Here lately I have not been able to recognize the person I see in the mirror.
Technology should be able to recognize a live shooter and quarantine the content somehow, he said.
"Maybe we'll be able to recognize each other because we share the same blood," he added.
It was also able to recognize other identifiers, such as his gender, age, race, and location.
Fans of the genre will be able to recognize right away that this show's a winner, though.
Another product in testing was able to recognize gender, age, and mood, based on your facial expressions.
Chief among them—Apple should be able to recognize your face whether you're wearing glasses or not.
But give a person a chair — just a chair — and they'll be able to recognize chairs everywhere.
Playboi Carti on Die Lit is not only able to recognize his limits, but accentuate his strengths.
One of Vergara's earliest success secrets started with being able to recognize what would get her ahead.
What would it take to get BlindTool to be able to recognize and identify works of art?
When I was no longer able to recognize voices on the phone, email still served us well.
Because I think that's the only way that we are able to recognize outliers and encourage talent.
Being able to recognize and counter a false claim is more useful today than it's ever been.
He suspects these molecules will be better able to recognize cancer cells while leaving healthy ones alone.
But when a unique threat like Trump arises, we must be able to recognize it and respond accordingly.
It's also able to recognize the content inside of apps in order to present structured but simplified results.
The scale is able to recognize the user and also syncs information back to the UA Record app.
But other strings indicate that Apple is now able to recognize a wide range of scenes and objects.
Agents need to be able to recognize their surroundings, convey that information, and then interact with the world.
In healthy people, he now considers being able to recognize when you have déjà vu a healthy symptom.
But at some point, where are we, as black women, going to be able to recognize an ally?
"I was crying so much that I wouldn't have even been able to recognize Elvis," Jaramillo told CNN.
It's one thing to be able to recognize your own or a friend or family members' problem drinking.
I guess that comes down to choice of attention or respect and being able to recognize the difference.
The benefits of autonomous are so clear and so obvious that even Congress was able to recognize it.
Now that you're able to recognize how deeply enmeshed certain relationships are, you can do something about it.
The astronomers compared that ability to someone standing on Earth being able to recognize someone on the moon.
And for the first time, our enemy is not wearing a uniform that we'll be able to recognize.
Anne (Sherri Shepherd), the researcher, has an assortment of bizarre conditions, including not being able to recognize faces.
It's all about being able to recognize that every Windows user also happens to have a phone as well.
I was able to recognize that gender is a construct and my clothing can look like whatever I want.
Ideally, it should be able to recognize where an applicant is from based on a sample of their speech.
The "brain" needs to be able to recognize objects, accurately measure distances, and fundamentally understand physical relationships between objects.
The letters get larger as the song continues, but throughout it all you'll be able to recognize the tune.
And from that moment on, Horus is able to recognize that person in real time, even at a distance.
I asked him how he was able to recognize birds so quickly and, sometimes, at such a great distance.
When you get really good, you might be able to recognize the editors's hands in the puzzle as well.
" She says this may come from the public "not being able to recognize (labor) trafficking when they see it.
It then translates that into weather sounds so that you're able to recognize what state your mind is in.
Overtime, I have been able to recognize what is best for me and been able to make better choices.
Some galaxies, including NGC 3718 and NGC 3729, pictured above, are algorithmically analyzed by machines able to recognize astrophysical similarities.
Being able to recognize at-risk behaviors, signs, and signals, also known as "leakage," are critical to intervention and prevention.
Being able to recognize what you're seeing makes Snapchat more fun, but it's also a new way of navigating reality.
It's due to mapping technologies that aren't able to recognize a landscape that's suddenly covered with six feet of snow.
Make sure "Do you want Facebook to be able to recognize you in photos and videos?" is set to no.
It's worth noting that, aside from humans, only 6 kinds of animals are able to recognize themselves in a mirror.
He's able to recognize her symptoms well enough to know what to do when she's having a particularly rough day.
In additional to facial recognition, it will be able to recognize things like cars and people to automatically avoid collisions.
The vehicle will also be able to recognize voices of different users and sounds from different directions in the car.
Emotional regulation, or how well people are able to recognize and alter emotional reactions, may also influence whether addiction develops.
Across the board, the computer was able to recognize the person's true first name above the rate of pure chance.
Amazon just announced its AI assistant Alexa will now be able to recognize commands to set reminders and named timers.
Can you imagine not being able to recognize your friends, your parents, or even your own face in the mirror?
That also means being able to recognize inappropriate photos that violate Snap's terms and conditions, such as porn and violence.
One element is being able to recognize someone who is speaking from a narrative or an idea throughout their practice.
Apple says Siri should be able to recognize the song, even if you don't know the title, artist, or band.
"I think I'm able to recognize intangibles," Wallace said when asked why she might have stood out at scout school.
It exists simply for Lovecraft fans to be able to recognize and point to references about the Hounds of Tindalos.
Since the time of Joseph Conrad, Britain had been able to recognize new voices and project them beyond its borders.
If they're so strong though, shouldn't they be able to recognize that there are other Force-sensitive people out there?
Ms. Cook was in and out of consciousness, able to recognize voices and respond with a squeeze of the hand.
We'll also show you how these terms might be clued so you'll be able to recognize them in the future.
According to Winfrey, all that's really important is that when you do find your calling, you're able to recognize it.
Eventually, reMarkable will be able to recognize your handwriting and sort your documents based on whether they're drawings or notes.
We won't really be able to recognize them for some time, but it does feel like we're on the cusp.
The most well-known example is being able to recognize what a dog looks like from a million pictures of dogs.
If a person is able to recognize these projections, then Allen says that a relationship dynamic is perfect for their growth.
It wants consumers to shop with purpose and be able to recognize that there are actual people behind their purchases. Why?
You'll probably be able to recognize some of them right away, though this one may not be obvious without the chorus.
The fingerprint sensor on the phone's back, also covered in plastic, was able to recognize fingerprints after withstanding several deep scratches.
But the Invisible CAPTCHA is able to recognize that a user is not a bot simply by analyzing their browsing behavior.
Things quickly get heated when Toni tells Betty she might be able to recognize the symbols if she loosened her ponytail.
Pilots have to be able to recognize that threat and work in a way that's alien to them to avoid it.
When I tried to Shazam Miike Snow's "Paddling Out" while using the Galaxy Buds, Shazam wasn't able to recognize the song.
Green was the theme for OutKast's "Hey Ya!" and fans would be able to recognize the colorful equestrian-inspired looks anywhere.
On top of that, it's important to be able to recognize that pressuring a person to send an image isn't healthy.
Do you think they'd be able to recognize you, let alone know your first name if you met in the wild?
As soon as the people were able to recognize him, the cheering and clapping of hands that broke forth was deafening.
First, Shanahan is able to recognize that the Packers are in man coverage, with five players on the line of scrimmage.
It's able to recognize a huge variety of inputs, from news articles and stories to song lyrics, poems, recipes, code, and HTML.
Cameras hooked up to Nest's cloud service will now be able to recognize doors and send custom alerts for activity around them.
An audience must be able to recognize the exceedingly uncomfortable nature of an exchange while also indulging in a scoop of schadenfreude.
It's also not able to recognize and avoid common clothing features like pockets, zippers, or other embellishments that do not require ironing.
You can interact with these virtual objects using your hands because the projector's software is able to recognize and track your movements.
I was able to recognize the level of vulnerability that I was in when I was 12 and I was being assaulted.
Google says Translate in Now on Tap will also be able to recognize multiple languages on your screen and translate them accordingly.
Therefore, the better informed we are about the signs and symptoms of trauma, the better we will be able to recognize them.
Even more surprising, the plants they studied were even able to recognize the difference between their native enemies and introduced, exotic ones.
I'd been so focused on the hurt that I hadn't been able to recognize and appreciate my body's amazing capacity to heal.
Her T-cells were able to recognize the mutation because she has an uncommon tissue type, which is a genetically determined trait.
It's able to recognize music when you ask for it, and it can present answers to questions with web links now, too.
Was it the first full day of recovery after a breakup, where you were able to recognize your own strength and resilience?
Or perhaps they would be able to recognize the signs of substance abuse and prevent that from happening in the first place.
"Like, people say, 'I wouldn't be able to recognize you because you keep changing your hairstyle,' that's typical," said Ms. DaRosa, 24.
Kelly was also able to recognize the elegance and sophistication the people of his community had in the face of Jim Crow.
He then told the players in anticipation that, should they wind up on second base, they'd be able to recognize the signs' meanings.
Sodhi believes Lightform will eventually be able to recognize shapes like a Christmas tree to allow users to project holiday imagery onto it.
They were also able to recognize 20% more vocabulary words due to an improved ability to recognize sounds and represent sounds as letters.
Even if some financial experts might be able to recognize stock market bubbles, you and your financial adviser probably aren't in this group.
The service takes advantage of the vision capabilities that the company announced recently, with Kuri able to recognize family members and even pets.
The other API demoed at the conference is custom voice-recognition tools for audio transcription, to be able to recognize low-grade audio.
As I grew up, I was able to recognize the hetero Cool Girls in just about every stage of life I was in.
We'll also show you ways these places might be clued, so you'll be able to recognize them the next time they come up.
I wonder where my portraits might go, or if I'll even be able to recognize myself out of the context of the studio.
Google says the Natural Language API is now also able to recognize more entities (and with higher accuracy) and offers improved sentiment analysis.
We'll also show you ways these terms might be clued, so you'll be able to recognize them the next time they come up.
We'll also show you ways these names might be clued, so you'll be able to recognize them the next time they come up.
Sites will still be able to recognize you—especially if you log in—unless you take steps to restrict this in your browser settings.
After setup, LG says the Z camera is able to recognize your unique vein patterns by extracting images of the hemoglobin within your blood.
The Aria 2 is also able to recognize up to eight users, making it possible to share a single device with multiple family members.
Trill Project also has machine learning algorithms as work to learn from reported posts to be able to recognize problematic posts in the future.
I remember thinking that if anyone took photos of me, at least my parents wouldn't be able to recognize me in my black wig.
If you've ever had any of Starbucks' caramel drinks, like the recent Horchata Almondmilk Frappuccino, you'll be able to recognize the flavor right away.
Apple's HomePod smart speaker will be able to recognize who's speaking to it, thanks to iOS 13, and Siri is getting a new voice.
Plus, this speaker will learn some new tricks when iOS 13 lands later in 2019, like being able to recognize who's speaking to it.
For pet owners, she recommends being able to recognize when your dog is uncomfortable around others and, if so, not letting people approach them.
Even if the job is in a slightly different industry, a hiring manager should be able to recognize how your past experience prepared you.
After a fortuitously timed lesson at school, 14-year-old Katie Murphy was able to recognize her mom's stroke symptoms — and save her life.
Google booted those merchants from its ads product and was able to recognize when members of the same group tried to rejoin the platform.
It delights me that it's somehow able to recognize my child from ages one to 15 as the same person through facial recognition software.
"The functions of these genes suggest that the devil immune system may be adapting to be able to recognize tumour cells," the paper notes.
It's important for a business to be able to recognize and move in response to the emergence of a new business model, Nadella said.
"I feel incredibly guilty for not being able to recognize the offender for who he was," CTV quoted Kinsman's friend Adrian Betts as saying.
We'll also show you different ways these terms might be clued, so you'll be able to recognize them the next time they come up.
Autopilot was not able to recognize the broad side of the trailer before Brown crashed into it, and Brown did not take evasive action.
Our military demands that its members be able to recognize and refuse unlawful orders and relies on them to uphold codes of honorable behavior.
Able to recognize patterns in data that humans could never identify on their own, neural networks can be enormously powerful in the right situation.
Qualified workers must be between 18 and 45 years old, be able to recognize the English alphabet and sport no visible tattoos, they said.
Image: AppleTo put it another way, a machine learning system would have to be told that cats had whiskers to be able to recognize cats.
The camera software is able to recognize 190 different facial points and adjust lighting to take the perfect portrait picture to upload to social media.
During the 60 Minutes interview, Clifford said she remembers the face of the man who threatened her and would be able to recognize him immediately.
And so the work is less about changing our emotions around money than it is being able to recognize and interpret what those emotions mean.
A doctor in a quick phone consultation will not be able to recognize these issues (and will likely be incentivized to diagnose a medical condition).
It's able to recognize a variety of queries, can show you matching and related items right in Messenger, and even keeps track of your orders.
They then generated a code to analyze the data, which found that seven particular places on the face were able to recognize the nonverbal words.
The Cloud Speech API is described as working in a variety of noisy environments, and is able to recognize more than 80 languages and dialects.
My work has lead to being able to recognize whales, whale families, and whale cultures by the sounds they use to communicate with each other.
Obviously there are still areas for improvement, but being able to recognize issues and adapt to new findings is critical to fostering an inclusive culture.
"She's alert, laughing, teasing, able to recognize people," Franklin's nephew Tim Franklin tells PEOPLE following the news of the 76-year-old star's illness Monday.
What's cool is even if you're wearing a hat, have a new hairstyle or are wearing glasses, FaceID will still be able to recognize you.
The failure of easy money policy, according to Gambles, has been not being able to recognize that it's not enough to just pump out credit.
One area in which they have been able to recognize some relief and begin to contain costs is in the previously non-competitive debit market.
But blood tests indicated that participants did develop antibodies to malaria, meaning their immune systems' might be able to recognize and fight off the disease.
You want to just hold space and be able to recognize what is coming up in the moment and see what is my next move.
Last Wednesday, researchers at Caltech announced that they created an artificial neural network from synthetic DNA that is able to recognize numbers coded in molecules.
The portrait mode on the iPhone XR doesn't work with animals or still life objects, and it wasn't able to recognize my dog when I tried.
Whether that behavior indicates potential abuse in the future or simply incompatibility, it's best to be able to recognize red flags so you can take action.
Would their artificial intelligence system be able to recognize both the most common and the most deadly types of skin cancer: malignant carcinomas and melanomas, respectively?
As you form a relationship with the stones in your collection, you'll be able to recognize when each one is starting to lag in its powers.
And over time, she adds, you'll be able to recognize when cosmetics marketing is trying to make you think something is more advanced than it is.
The community has been able to recognize their efforts, which is very important in their growth as leaders who are making a difference in their communities.
You don't need to know that Lord Voldemort murdered Harry Potter's parents with a Killing Curse to be able to recognize that the guy's bad news.
Additionally, school shootings typically happen so quickly that being able to recognize a gun would not necessarily give law enforcement or security enough time to react.
Any American should be able to recognize our heritage as a nation of immigrants and a regular refuge for those who can find escape nowhere else.
The sensor, attached to the bottom end of the catheter, was able to recognize a heart wall, sense the presence of blood, and detect a valve.
For example, you want to program a drone camera to be able to recognize landing surfaces that are flat and solid versus those that are unstable.
There's a lack of research on how transparency affects whether students seek help and whether schools are able to recognize and prevent mental-health-induced violence.
The vast majority of people who drink don't end up hospitalized, but when things get out of hand, it's important to be able to recognize it.
Hirsch concluded that it's up to scientists to be able to recognize a shared value and come from the point of that perspective in further engagement.
The first entry was new to me, but I was able to recognize the lower reference, a classic that goes all the way back to 1958.
For example, it showed how a Galaxy S8's camera could be pointed at a monument, with Bibxy able to recognize it and provide detailed information.
For example, I may never have seen a person before, but I'm able to recognize when a person is raising their eyebrows or giving a kiss.
He tested this approach on 36 different handwritten versions of the same numbers and in each instance the DNA neural network was able to recognize them.
A new study published on July 20 in Current Biology suggests that elephant seals are able to recognize the tone and rhythmic patterns of their rivals' calls.
Sansa has shown that she's able to recognize when someone is working for her best interests or against them, and to learn from all kinds of people.
After letting the algorithm loose on this collection of images, and with some tweaking, it was able to recognize these authors' styles with surprising accuracy—94 percent.
"Using machine translation, we are able to recognize errors and suggest corrections as work is getting done," G Suite product manager Vishnu Sivaji explains in today's announcement.
The evacuees do not know when they will be able to return home, or even if they will be able to recognize neighborhoods now transformed by lava.
"I'm not completely sure how Tesla is able to recognize and classify objects" with radar, said Jeremy Carlson, a senior automotive analyst at the forecaster IHS Markit.
In one of his few bouts of emotion, Cheserek described sometimes not being able to recognize his own life — the strangeness and strangers that now attended him.
Tesla also says it will roll out automatic city driving later this year that will be able to recognize and respond to traffic signals and stop signs.
" Recognition and Scope: "First, you have to be able to recognize what good looks like ... Second, you must have realistic expectations for how hard it should be.
If more people are able to recognize the signs of an abusive relationship and talk about them, hopefully fewer people will be forced to live with abuse.
So when Jorja Smith's vocals glide into the open-ended question, "Where did I go," you feel the ache of not being able to recognize yourself anymore.
He should have been able to recognize that there were numerous other explanations for the social conditions of persons of African descent around the world besides genetics.
Other factors enter into it too, some of which a natural language engine may not be able to recognize because it has so little data concerning them.
Less than half of workers would even be able to recognize harassment, which ranges in severity from sexual harassment to bullying to disrespectful behavior, the survey found.
The third star: Roberto Luongo – Oh come on, as if anyone in Montreal these days should be able to recognize what a decent hockey player looks like.
The artist uses infrared technology (red is the color Pingelapese are most able to recognize) to craft a unique perspective that reflects the experience of her subjects.
The company says on its website that FSD will soon be able to recognize and respond to traffic lights and stop signs and automatically driving on city streets.
A firm's email administrator or system may not always identify these types of emails, therefore firm associates must be able to recognize them before any action is taken.
The team boasts that she's able to recognize voices belonging to different people, and has some capability of processing speech and responding intelligently — like Siri come to life.
If you're attaching a thumb drive, the folder layout must match the standard layout of an SD card for the device to be able to recognize the files.
The company says on its website that FSD will soon be able to recognize and respond to traffic lights and stop signs and automatically drive on city streets.
I think if Me Too and all this had happened when I was younger, I would have been able to recognize faster [that what had happened was serious].
But what may be fruitful, though, is to consider what success or failure would look like so that we are able to recognize it when we get there.
Like other Echo devices, Echo Look is also now able to recognize voices through Speaker ID. To do so, you create a voice profile in the Alexa app.
That's why it is important to be able to recognize signs of stress in your pet, so you can remove them from overwhelming situations and help them relax.
The company says on its website that FSD will soon be able to recognize and respond to traffic lights and stop signs and automatically drive on city streets.
Successful motivational leadership is about being able to recognize primary motivations, read what motivates your team and lead with intention so you can motivate others quickly and efficiently.
This way, the network is able to recognize an object in the physical world even though it's never seen an image of the block with a real camera.
With its humanoid face and voice, developed with input from Gerst, CIMON should be able to recognize its human partner on the station, and interact with him verbally.
In the past, we were able to recognize a person's value—we would quote a philosopher or a great poet, knowing that they were close to the truth.
Perhaps if we rename the danger "pending calamity," elected officials will be able to recognize the threat to civilization posed by climate change rather than politicizing scientific facts.
This account seems to present a paradox: How did we ever manage to create names for quantities if we weren't able to recognize quantities without names for them?
No matter what 4K disc you put in, the player will be able to recognize if it should output in HDR10 or Dolby Vision, and then adjust accordingly.
In the sound i saw, part of the thrill — at least for me — lies in being able to recognize many of the jazz legends before looking to the captions.
Bird has led work showing that people who are more aware of their own heartbeat are better able to recognize others' emotions, a crucial first step in being empathetic.
There was no way they'd be able to recognize his face through a drone's camera, but they would be able to tell if he was trying to hide it.
The early version we looked at wasn't quite able to recognize "OK Google" hot words with music playing yet, but that should work when it ships later this year.
Looking back, I am able to recognize that many of the times I had sex that year occurred when I had alcohol in my system and was very dehydrated.
You may not have heard of Mlouye yet, but once you do, you'll surely start to be able to recognize its signature architectural handbag designs from a mile away.
Cars will soon be able to recognize you by your eyes, skin, gait and even your heartbeat, enabling a host of personalized experiences but raising troubling privacy questions, too.
He's the kind of guy you wouldn't be able to recognize in the street the next day, even though you have been staring at him for two full hours.
The problem is, these scans are expensive, and human medical professionals might not be able to recognize very early signs of certain diseases, like cancer, until it's too late.
If a school shooting occurs, the sentry is to wear a designated bullet-proof vest that would be easily identifiable, so responding officers would be able to recognize it.
Daniels said she never went to the police about the incident and never saw the man again, but that she is certain she would be able to recognize him.
The company is updating its iOS and Android apps to be able to recognize millions of different kinds of objects rather than just those embedded with a special code.
On election night, as supporters watched Abrams fall behind Kemp in the polls, they were still able to recognize the enormity of what they'd achieved—even if they lost.
Regardless, these young innovators were able to recognize gaps in the market and their drive created products and websites we now use daily, paving the way for future entrepreneurs.
Furthermore, animals which engage in nepotistic behaviors—risky behaviors that benefit kin —certainly need to be able to recognize how closely related they are to the individuals who might benefit.
The Pacific won't be as powerful as the Rift and will not include positional tracking, which means that the device won't be able to recognize where its user is spatially.
Try as we might to wish a romance into existence, it just may never happen; but, at least, Kaling is able to recognize that her relationship with Novak is confusing.
But Gemma insists she knows her own child, and that maybe if Sam had been around when Alice was a baby, he'd be able to recognize the difference as well.
I'll look at brands on the shelves and be able to recognize that they started with a design and had to slap this name on it at the last minute.
"I was looking fastball and he hung a slider over the middle and I was able to recognize it pretty early and put a good swing on it," Altherr said.
For example, the cars must be able to recognize different speed limits in different cities and states, and whether a state allows U-turns or right turns at red lights.
She couldn't conceive of this kind of place even existing, and even if she could, even if by some miracle she showed up, she wouldn't be able to recognize me.
While he wore a device that obscured his handsome face, two admirers — Batgirl, a longtime love interest, and Midnighter, a gay superhero — were able to recognize him from his derrière.
Now, we are not yet there, but we are very close to the point when a computer will be able to recognize these biological patterns better than a human being.
This is called "training," and once the process is completed, the network should be able to recognize unfamiliar objects that are similar to the ones it's been trained on already.
As we continue to acknowledge Black culture's contributions, perhaps more Black style icons — like Nicki Minaj — will be able to recognize the value they're adding to the cultural legacy of camp.
But one thing we should all be able to recognize is that for America to thrive and innovate in an increasingly competitive global economy, we need strong, uncorrupted, fairly regulated markets.
I grew up in the projects and my family was definitely not well off, but I was able to recognize my talent through my frustration and I am grateful for that.
Even if her name wasn't scrawled on the black packaging, any fan of Liu's work would be able to recognize her designs within the collection — particularly with her Pearlmatte Face Powder.
Regeni's mother began her own campaign to uncover the truth, relating in a news conference that she was able to recognize his battered body only by ''the tip of his nose.
To create one that is able to recognize words as well as a human can, researchers must train it repeatedly, tweaking the algorithms and improving the training data over and over.
Also coming later this fall: the HomePod will be able to recognize up to six different voices to tailor music requests and answer questions about each person's messages, reminders, and calendars.
One survivor, Noor Kadir, was only able to recognize the bodies of six of his friends by their clothes, as their faces had been burned off or blasted away with bullets.
Some see a future in which stores and other public places are outfitted with voice assistants that will be able to recognize you and adapt their responses to your individual needs.
The company prompts users to identify the values their spaces promote and hopes that by tracking those values, they will be able to recognize gaps in the types of projects they're serving.
After being presented with a killed or weakened viral antigen, the immune system is stimulated into creating antibodies that will be able to recognize and kill the actual virus when it appears.
However, if enabled to share with other concerned parties, all involved would be better able to recognize and respond to the patterns and red flags created by trafficking networks in real-time.
The code also contains references to a device being able to "recognize your voice" and needing to be trained, which suggests that user switching could happen by Google's device identifying who's speaking.
Facebook's camera will be able to recognize specific objects like a coffee cup, and bubble up related effects to users like steam coming off the cup or sharks swimming inside the coffee.
But Albert was far more user-friendly than others I've tried: It's able to recognize patterns and figure out what each expense is, then categorize it as a bill, transportation, rent, etc.
These insights aside, researchers have only scratched the surface in terms of understanding the feline ability to communicate with humans—hence the uncertainty about cats being able to recognize their own names.
In eight studies, we found that participants shown ID-style photos of people they'd never met were able to recognize the first name of the depicted person well above the chance level.
Lacey Chabert has changed a lot since she played Gretchen Wieners in Mean Girls, but her seven-month-old daughter Julia Mimi Bella was still able to recognize her in the movie.
A program might be able to recognize that a frog is on the screen and read the text around it, even without grasping that it's looking at a Foul Bachelor Frog panel.
"I got really into thinking about the machine being able to recognize itself and using its newfound intelligence to save us from itself, like Gizmo from the movie Gremlins," he told me.
Thankfully, Netflix's Iron Fist tones down the '70s-era stereotypes — though any writer working in television in 2017 should be able to recognize the comics' racial hangups, so that's not saying much.
"I feel like in the last year or so, I was able to recognize just how good of a tennis player I am, without needing to constantly work to improve," he said.
Looking through images of dozens of sketches and pictures from almost every Undercover collection since 2004 with him, one is able to recognize that they're not just imaginative, but also very funny.
"I mean they have to be able to recognize why we're upset," Pocan said, arguing the moderate Democrats prioritized leaving for recess over supporting key provisions that progressives wanted in the Senate bill.
Andrew Ng was a Stanford professor when he joined Google in 2011 to work on a project that created software able to recognize cats—and a new corporate emphasis on AI at Google.
"I would see such horrendous mutilation of the bodies, even if it was a relative of mine or a neighbor or a friend, I wouldn't even be able to recognize (them)," he says.
It's because of this variation that, even if big data researchers make their systems better able to recognize subtleties of meaning, these systems will still produce results with which other researchers find issue.
Unfortunately, it then wasn't able to recognize a voice command when I asked to rent the movie, so I had to resort to using my remote for the final steps in the process.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads New Yorkers who frequent Washington Square Park would be able to recognize Oriel Ceballos, an artist and art professor who regularly sells his art in its plaza.
As an authority on the digital space and culture, INSTANT is able to recognize how powerful the names on the 'New Fame List' are to this new era of celebrity and content creation.
Some of the best lessons I've ever learned came long after an event took place, and had I not been willing and able to recognize them, I might not know my success today.
Apps drawing on Core ML will be able to recognize objects in images, follow the movement of things in video frames or just make smart calculations given a certain amount of previous data.
While the impulse to keep these systems out of sight is understandable, being able to recognize and locate infrastructure prevents inadvertent damage and can potentially call attention to anyone attempting any intentional damage.
By making a video like this one, he says, other men might be able to recognize themselves in his story and find sustenance and help with the process of navigating their own emotions.
Other neural networks are able to recognize words and letters in a CAPTCHA after those words and letters have been parsed and labeled for it by a human over millions of training examples.
It is only when you see it as a whole that you are at last able to recognize the patterns — the obsessions; the questions — that you wove into its weft, sometimes only semiconsciously.
Google's photo app will soon be able to recognize your best photos, figure out who is in them, and then offer to send copies to the people in the photos with one click.
Naturally, if these patterns are established when the child is very young, they might not be able to recognize their parents' behavior as toxic and, in turn, accept this sort of treatment as normal.
"They have to be able to recognize why we're upset," Pocan said, accusing moderate Democrats of prioritizing leaving for the July Fourth recess over supporting key provisions that progressives wanted in the Senate bill.
For Wayne though, he's just thrilled to be able to recognize his teacher, whom he also credits with providing some much needed discipline in his life, as she retires after 37 years of service.
There's incognito mode too, which means Chrome doesn't keep track of your browsing (though the sites you visit will be able to recognize you if you're going to sign in with your usual credentials).
EasilyDo outperforms the number of travel companies Google is able to recognize in emails, he says, spotting messages from 98 percent of all travel companies and 100 percent of the top level travel companies.
Readers' thoughts: ●Being able to recognize that you need to change course in life is itself a worthwhile skill, especially in the context of having to admit a mistake and try to change back.
When he gets going, Mr. Sanchez's drumming is an emulsion of low surge and high patter, distinctive enough that you might be able to recognize it from the "Birdman" film score, which he recorded.
In that case, a new program Facebook rolled out earlier this year to combat misinformation was able to recognize the suspicious lack of text and abundance of seedy ads on the page in question.
Human faces evolved to be highly distinctive; it's helpful to be able to recognize individual members of one's social group and quickly identify strangers, and that hasn't changed for hundreds of thousands of years.
Installed first at Grand Arts and then at the Woodlawn Cemetery in Brooklyn, the prescient piece made its public debut the same year that Cronin and Kass were finally able to recognize their union.
I think I was able to recognize that, and I was able to find value in that sooner, because I didn't have the preconceptions of what you can and cannot do in a political campaign.
After establishing that she wasn't in danger of relapse, Osgood was able to recognize that she will have easy days and hard days and perhaps disordered days — and those days don't have to derail her.
You're able to recognize the aesthetic and intention because you have eyeballs (and are presumably not colorblind) and can see what the director wants to show you, because it's literally right in front of you.
For the most part, it's only able to recognize general categories of food — like sushi or candy, for example —  so you'll still need to select the specific item in order to get an accurate entry.
She's always been able to recognize when she's having a hard time, so she's fully capable of knowing when she needs her meds, and she's able to take them whenever she needs them without overmedicating.
At Six Capital we have always strived to harness innovative methods of value creation and so it is great to be able to recognize those companies that have been most successful and are pushing boundaries.
I am not able to recognize the court's ruling as just, and I ask, Your Honor Mr. President, to exercise your right to grant pardons, and order that the death penalty not be carried out.
"The fourth-trimester stuff is so important because I wasn't able to recognize that she had a certain amount of postpartum," the 42-year-old fitness guru, who just released her new book Yeah Baby!
"Everything that's not momentum and everything that's not defensive like staples and [real estate investment trust]s probably looks the most attractive, and the market is going to be able to recognize that, " Hogan said.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A small tropical reef fish was able to recognize itself in a mirror, scientists said on Thursday in a finding that raises provocative questions about assessing self-awareness and cognitive abilities in animals.
The union is still studying the similarities and differences between the two systems "so that our pilots can be trained up and be able to recognize while they're actually flying the aircraft," Captain Tajer said.
"When children lose that ability they are at higher risk of weight gain in the future, as they aren't easily able to recognize when they're full and so are more likely to overeat," Turner said.
In examining whether anti-Semitic activity is "severe, persistent, or pervasive" enough to constitute an actionable hostile environment under Title VI, it is crucial that the OCR be able to recognize anti-Semitism in action.
Children don't need to see thousands of examples of a character and compress their mental representation over an extended period of time before they're able to recognize other instances of that letter and write it themselves.
Being able to recognize its signs in opioid users earlier might just be life-saving, too: Some small studies have identified a few drugs that seem capable of preventing further brain damage if administered quickly enough.
If a chatbot is able to recognize this, it will know when to offer to pass the conversation over to a human agent, which products users are more excited about or which opening line works best.
"Not everyone has the same cultural background or framework to even be able to recognize why certain types of content or certain phrases or the like are actually abusive," she said in an interview with Recode.
This not only removes the woman's agency in her own pursuit of fame, it reinforces the genius of the man in her life who is able to recognize her stardom and present it to the world.
Enough of these dinosaurs died in those mud pits that Xing Xu, a paleontologist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and his colleagues were able to recognize that different specimens looked like they were different ages.
By now, we should be able to recognize that offering a seat at the table to people with diverse backgrounds and life experiences is crucial if we want to tackle many complex social and economic issues.
Forde explores the divisions - often along class lines - that the referendum laid bare, joking that the British are now all "Brexit racists", able to recognize "leavers" by their tattoos and "remainers" by whether they carry baguettes.
But my mom doesn't know what footwork is, and she does know EDM means "awful music with that wub wub wub" sound, and she'd probably be able to recognize Skrillex (though, tbh, no shade on Sonny).
And there's no denying that the more we know about music, as with cooking or gardening or football, the more levels of enjoyment are available to us, and the better we're able to recognize great achievement.
This look is unmistakable, and you'd think that Marley—a grown adult, with several generations of children under his family tree—would be able to recognize it and at least address, maybe even defuse, the situation.
"Since these ships stayed at sea, while they were not able to recognize the revenues associated with the cancelled trips, they were incurring the vast majority of the costs associated with the cancelled voyages," he said.
Anthropologists also showed the clothes of the deceased to the residents of Santa Avelina with the hope that they would be able to recognize their loved ones; the families of 67 victims identified them that way.
"They had said she hasn't heard on this side for at least 10 years, we don't know if it will work, if her brain will be able to recognize these signals,"Amanda's mom, Betsy Eshelman, told TODAY.
I learned integrity is more admirable than wealth, that forgiveness should not come with conditions, and being able to recognize and like the person staring back at you in the mirror is the biggest success of all.
The algorithm behind Google Photos will now be able to recognize your Very Good dogs and cats automatically, and will group the reams of photos you've taken of them just like it does with pics of people.
This was what I was most afraid of: The idea that one day during the 9 weeks of chemotherapy, I would look into the mirror and not be able to recognize the person looking back at me.
The frequency domain is used a lot of course in image processing but it's used as a filter — there's nobody, until now, who has really been able to recognize complex shapes purely within the frequency domain data.
However, reviews mention that when the tank is filled, the M80 mops and vacuums at the same time, and is able to recognize rugs (for the most part) so it can pause mopping while going over them.
With 62 percent of Americans getting their news from social media and 44 million reading it on Facebook pages, these bots can easily promulgate lies and half-truths, especially when users aren't able to recognize the source.
An expert who looked at the brain scans of infants with this condition whose mothers had Zika said the babies could not be expected to live very long, and might never be able to recognize their parents.
While keeping mom at home would have been nice, in reality, as her dementia advanced, the benefits for her of being at home decreased as she became less able to recognize her own home and get out.
In the end, we learned very little about the board's beliefs, about politics, or journalism, other than that it is able to recognize the demands of the moment but doesn't quite have the courage to meet them.
It seems especially relevant that a young boy was able to recognize the aberrant behavior of the adult world given that teenagers are leading the way with global activism and a universal declaration for saving the planet.
One reason for that jump was the failure of its mobile phone business, which produced big losses for the company in past years, yielding a $275 billion tax benefit that Microsoft was able to recognize last quarter.
In the end, we learned very little about the board's beliefs, about politics or journalism, other than that it is able to recognize the demands of the moment but doesn't quite have the courage to meet them.
Microchip pet doors: To ensure pesky intruders such as raccoons or mice stay outside, pet doors are now able to recognize animals' microchips or collar tags as a sort of key for entry to locked pet doors.
The classifier -- a computer program, Glasser explained -- can be compared to post office-designed software which is able to recognize individual letters of the alphabet across many different people's handwriting in order to read addresses and sort mail.
It may be able to recognize a well-framed, in-focus, brightly-lit image, but how will it know that the blurry shot of your son riding his bike without stabilizers for the first time is also priceless?
The cells of the womb lining, the endometrium, go through a process called decidualization in response to the pregnancy hormone progesterone, which makes them able to recognize genetically poor embryos and prevent implantation so that pregnancy never begins.
And it's a metanarrative that does resonate: There are dark forces in the world, forces that you may intuit but not fully be able to recognize for what they are, that seek to harvest the spirit of the innocents.
I hadn't yet gotten to the social hierarchy of high school, but was already able to recognize Cady's initial feeling of inadequacy thanks to the girls in my grade who were discovering hair dye, straighteners, and Aeropostale before me.
While fans come to terms with the fact that Endgame will remain the second-highest-grossing film of all time, they're also able to recognize that Avatar, as totally forgettable as it is today, was a phenomenon in 2009.
In the archived interview tapes, Burke acknowledges that he and his sister both loved pineapple, but then later pretends not to be able to recognize the bowl of pineapple and milk in a photo of the family's kitchen table.
If autonomous vehicles are ever going to replace human-driven cars and trucks, they're going to need to be able to recognize everything from a traffic light to a traffic cone in less than a blink of an eye.
On the inside, the car also features a "completely new" way for passengers to interact with the vehicle that can be operated with hand gestures and biometrics, able to recognize the driver by his or her heartbeat and breathing.
Because any self-respecting institutionalist who has devoted his life to the defense of the Constitution and separation of powers should be able to recognize how dangerous and disingenuous lawyer Alan Dershowitz's argument is on behalf of President Trump.
It's perfectly natural that we should want to see new versions of them come along, but its not realistic to expect them to arrive - or to think we'll be able to recognize talent and ability like that in advance.
Alex Liu, a paleontologist at the University of Cambridge who wasn't involved in the new study, says the new paper is "remarkable" in that the scientists were able to recognize traces of original organic molecules in such an ancient fossil.
Facial recognition technology isn't able to recognize white women or black people as well as it's able to identify white men, leading to an increased likelihood that such technology would more often mismatch a white woman or black person's photos.
"Even if [Pepper] has never seen you happy, he is able to recognize that you are happy because he has seen plenty of other people happy," said Rodolphe Gelin, Chief of innovation at Aldebaran, the company that developed Pepper for Softbank.
Often, however, it'll be completely wrong or won't be able to recognize any object (though it will continue to frantically throw names of objects at you, as if it's a prop in some kind of low-budget sci-fi movie).
Ola calls the lawsuit "frivolous and false" Uber may have been able to recognize that particular brand of sabotage because the San Francisco-based ride-sharing giant has been accused of doing the same thing to its biggest stateside rival, Lyft.
After being trained on a dataset of 530 individuals, the researchers' neural net was able to recognize pixelated images at a rate of 57 percent, increasing to as high as 72 percent when the system was fed the top five guesses.
Of course, you could build a system that recognizes every variety of apple, from every angle, in any situation, at rest or in motion, with bites taken out of it, anything — and it wouldn't be able to recognize an orange.
But the more we talk about this little-acknowledged disorder, the more likely it is that those who develop it will be able to recognize their symptoms and get help, eventually finding complete relief, rather than suffering in stigmatized isolation.
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network recognizes that helping schools and juvenile justice and other child-serving systems shift to becoming more able to recognize trauma's effect on children's emotions, behavior, learning and relationships can reverse the detrimental outcome of misdiagnosis.
"We took inspiration for most of the characters from real-life people but I don't think audiences will be able to recognize who they are," he said, adding that the Lynwood shipping family from the series has no real-life inspiration.
It's really about how they're responding to it, how they're dealing with it on a day to day, and whether they are able to recognize and have healthy habits around their stress response, as opposed to having unhealthy coping habits.
Now, as we gear up for the Iowa caucus, people of color won't be able to recognize themselves in the candidates speaking at the debates, and a large part of this has to do with the way the rules are structured.
"I thought that he was someone who was willing to take a stand, that was on the side of justice, and I thought of him as someone who was able to recognize the humanity across political lines," Archila told CNN.
Able to recognize patterns in data that humans could never identify on their own — and might not be able to understand — A.I. could assist doctors in diagnosing complex conditions, potentially transforming the health care industry and reducing the chances of misdiagnoses.
Based solely on the glass door and patterned wallpaper barely visible in the shot, members of Reddit's r/Charlottesville were able to recognize the establishment as Commonwealth Skybar, a local establishment which opens at 5pm—except at 10am for brunch on Sundays.
And while measuring oxygenation may never allow us to decode imagined sentences, being able to recognize even a handful of imagined commands, like 'home,' 'select,' and 'delete,' would provide entirely new ways of interacting with today's VR systems — and tomorrow's AR glasses.
Given how common alcohol overdose is—there are six deaths every day in America, according to the CDC, and around 59,000 annual hospitalizations of people between 18-24—being able to recognize it and act appropriately is important, particularly on college campuses.
"I remember reading those lines like, 'I'm always going to be afraid of a chair breaking underneath me' or 'whether people will be able to recognize if I'm actually pregnant,' and going to Dan, in tears, like, 'These are my fears,' " Metz says.
The six-propeller drones must also be able to recognize license plates from a distance of at least 50 meters (164 feet) and an altitude of 30 meters (98 feet), and would fly at an altitude of up to 100 meters (328 feet).
"Both owners and veterinarians are clearly able to recognize many behavioral changes in cats which relate to pain," Daniel Mills, a Professor of Veterinary Behavioral Medicine at the University of Lincoln and a co-author of the study, said in a statement.
Retailers, for example, would be able to recognize loyalty-program customers who've walked in — and opted in for recognition — and push personalized deals and recommendations to them through their phones, along with offering a higher level of service (such as a shopping consultant).
But if I would have one hope for parents who have very different styles of grieving, it's that they're able to recognize that that is what's going on and that they don't blame the other for the way that they are behaving.
It's a key part of the company's bigger plan to embed computers in our bodiesResearchers in the Facebook study — which was published on Tuesday in Nature Communications — said they were still only able to recognize a limited number of words and phrases.
"Visiting the site of this tragic death and being able to recognize Uyinene, and all women and girls affected by [Gender-Based Violence] (specifically in South Africa, but also throughout the world) was personally important to The Duchess," the Sussex Royal statement said.
"We use advanced image processing and deep learning to process the photo or video in such a way that it will look similar to the human eye but machines, AI, face recognition classifiers will not be able to recognize the individual," Perry said.
They'll be able to recognize the people around you using facial recognition technology — even people you've never met — and will display their Facebook profile next to their face, hovering for you to see through the glasses but completely invisible to anyone else.
When I first came in — I really tried to understand the organization and understand that there is a great deal of talent there, as there was on my team, but also be able to recognize where you needed to make significant changes.
The neighborhood was a shelter from persecution and censure, and beyond the parties and openness and extraordinary characters, it was an environment in which gays were finally able to recognize themselves and experience basic human dignity — in society, if not from the law.
My argument thus provides the ground for Marx's claim that if we transform our social conditions we will be able to let go of religious ideas of eternity and we will be able to recognize that our life together is the highest good.
Why it matters: Able to recognize patterns in data that humans could never identify on their own, the system suggests that A.I. could assist doctors in diagnosing complex conditions, potentially transforming the health care industry and reducing the chances of incorrect diagnoses.
Robin, played by 18-year-old Brazilian actor Lino Facioli, reappeared in the series finale as one of the elite Lords and Ladies tasked with determining the future of Westeros — and at a first glance, you might not have been able to recognize him.
But putting together consistent wins at the top level of the game will be damn near impossible if Hall isn't able to recognize the time to spin, the time to turn his back, and the much more frequent time to do neither of those things.
"It's a real testament to the power of Muhammad Ali, his message and all he stood for that so many thousands showed up to be able to recognize him," Brian Eller told CNN affiliate WAVE-TV, leaving empty-handed after waiting in line for hours.
While I'm able to recognize the masterpiece that 4:44 is, it was still painful to hear him cosign all of the ways Beyoncé had to hurt, bend, and perform emotional labor because it took Jay reaching middle age to deal with his own baggage.
"If you show a child a can of Coke, you have to show it to them maybe once or twice, and it's very easy for them to be able to recognize it," Amazon Vice President Dilip Kumar said in the same interview with Reuters.
One of the most depressing things about watching old cartoons today — including ThunderCats and the criminally under-recognized Dinoriders — is being able to recognize that they often came second to the tie-in toys that companies like Mattel and Hasbro were trying to sell.
Therefore, the lawyers argued, Bosch must have known that its software had been transformed into a "defeat device" able to recognize when emissions tests were underway, and to turn up pollution controls so that regulators would not realize that the cars flouted clean air rules.
Kaliouby believes that as chatbots and virtual assistants become more emotionally aware and able to recognize social cues, cultural norms, and variations in expression, products like that of Brain Power will become more and more common in the treatment of brain-related challenges like autism.
The rash was from: Porphyria cutanea tarda Which was in turn caused by: Hereditary hemochromatosis I thought this was a really tough case, but many of you were able to recognize the rash, and some of you figured out the cause as well. Amazing!
Photo: SonyAs adorable robots go, Aibo (and especially the new Aibo Chocolate Edition) don't disappoint, mimicking the stilted movements of a tiny puppy that hasn't quite mastered walking yet, and doling out plenty of artificial affection to owners they're actually able to recognize through onboard cameras.
"I am not able to recognize the court's ruling as just, and I ask, Your Honor Mr. President, to exercise your right to grant pardons, and order that the death penalty not be carried out," he concluded, before signing his name in blue ink on lined paper.
What that means in terms of how a car using the eventual tech would operate is anyone's guess, but one of Pepper's key traits is being able to recognize emotional swings  in the humans it deals with, and to temper its behavior appropriately as a result.
The Raspberry Pi-based system is able to recognize a variety of tunes from Zelda games, all of which correspond to different actions like unlocking the front door, turning up the thermostat, flipping the lights on, or watering some house plants via a little pump mechanism.
"While measuring oxygenation may never allow us to decode imagined sentences, being able to recognize even a handful of imagined commands, like 'home,' 'select,' and 'delete,' would provide entirely new ways of interacting with today's VR systems — and tomorrow's AR glasses," Facebook writes in a statement.
Anyone who's even glanced at a handful of Kim Kardashian's ensembles over the past eight months or so should immediately be able to recognize one fact about the reality star's dressing M.O: She has a serious style uniform centered around a love of all things spandex.
The big picture: Aurora-producing magnetic fields protect life on Earth's surface so scientists want to be able to recognize their various features and processes as they search for places that could harbor life, study co-author William Dunn from University of College London told the Verge.
Rather than just having internet-connected light bulbs and refrigerators that are sitting around waiting to get hacked, these devices will be able to recognize you and interface with you according to your preferences (something that devices like the Xbox One are already doing via facial recognition).
President Trump seems to have an affinity for unusual leaders like himself; if he is able to recognize and exploit his similarities with López Obrador, rather than their differences, he might be able to set a more positive course with Mexico, a key US ally and neighbor.
"There are a few markets where we have permanently lost some of that revenue due to holiday feature timing, but we expect we will be able to recognize the majority of these delayed shipments in our third quarter results," the company said in a press release.
It's not just that Huckabee is wrong, it's that the software that runs his operating system is so antiquated that expecting him to be able to recognize where he's gone wrong is like trying to install Photoshop onto an old vacuum-tube, punch-card reading IBM.
Creating feature maps is possible because of translation equivariance: The neural network "assumes" that the same feature can appear anywhere in the 2D plane and is able to recognize a vertical edge as a vertical edge whether it's in the upper right corner or the lower left.
If we truly want to change the culture around online harassment, we need to be able to recognize it when it happens to people who don't look like us, yes — but we also need to have the courage to take a real stand against it when we do.
These sparkly distractions had the power to make well-known names shape-shift into an alien, a poodle or other species in an attempt to distract viewers and a panel of judges from being able to recognize their singing and dancing abilities (or, in some cases, "singing and dancing").
Waymo's currently using Chandler and Phoenix as test beds for its initial autonomous on-demand passenger pick-up service, but the data gathered from these local tests will help its self-driving software more generally be able to recognize even emergency vehicles it hasn't encountered before, and react appropriately.
And even if people haven't been or don't know the differences between East Liberty and Homewood or the David's Shoes theme song — which I have memorized — or don't know what Pittsburgh, young, black, and successful means, they will be able to recognize a similar dynamic in their city.
"It's a real testament to the power of Muhammad Ali, his message and all he stood for that so many thousands showed up to be able to recognize him," fan Brian Eller told CNN affiliate WAVE-TV, leaving empty-handed after waiting in line for hours for tickets to Friday's service.
We are working on trying to solidify information and that is why we are working on the sketches with the FBI, and hopefully somebody will be able to recognize the females in those and provide us with concrete information so we can move forward and get some people in custody.
A Facebook spokesperson denied that the app could ever identify strangers who didn&apost work at Facebook, saying that it was able to recognize only the faces of Facebook employees and of Facebook friends of the user who had enabled the social network&aposs facial-recognition system on their accounts.
In truth, there's little to no new "learning" going on in these implementations — they're essentially completely focused on being able to recognize the objects, situations or data points they are pre-programmed to look for based on the rules or algorithms that have been loaded onto them for a particular application.
The vehicles will be able to capture a host of data, detecting, processing and sending it to the cloud to be aggregated, after which it will be sent to OS. The technology will be able to recognize and classify everything from traffic lights and road signs to road markings, drainage grates and bollards.
It includes more than 570,000 parts, across more than 26,000 individual objects, and parts that are common to objects across categories are all marked as corresponding to one another — so that if an AI is trained to recognize a chair back on one variety, it should be able to recognize it on another.
Erika Lust's tool is a partial solution, but the end goal should be a society where we have young people grow up with such a healthy attitude and understanding of sex, that if, or when, they see porn, they are already able to recognize it as a fantasy and not real life sex.
Hopefully with the tip about the dual meaning of the title, they will be able to recognize out the hidden messages in Us. There will certainly be plenty of theories as Us is bound to be a huge topic of conversation as audiences start to see it en masse, sparking the conversations Peele hoped for.
But assessments of students before and after they complete courses and comparisons with students who do not take the classes show that students who learn news literacy are often better able to recognize false content and judge if a source of information is credible, and they are often more engaged in current events and news.
"Hindering access to naloxone to youth who are able to recognize the signs of an overdose and administer this life-saving medication undermines the effectiveness of these policies," said Dr. Andrew Adesman, chief of developmental and behavioral pediatrics at Cohen Children's Medical Center of New York in Lake Success and senior author of the study.
In feeling more able to recognize and talk about their problems, due to better education and wider, open conversations (in which social media can play a very positive role in removing a sense of isolation), young people are steadily chipping away at the lingering shame that surrounds these things and getting the help they need.
"If the consumer visits the store again and takes a picture with the machine, it will be able to recognize his or her face and show the previous purchase history, remember the customer's dining habits, and help to place an order faster," Wu Zhongqin, the deputy director of the Institute of Deep Learning of Baidu Inc, told China Daily.
The results are promising: kids as young as 4 who had access to tablets knew more letters and words, second-graders in South Africa likewise had improved vocabulary and reading skills, and the kids in Ethiopia — who had little or exposure to any written language, let alone English — were able to recognize roman characters and identify words by sight.
At MWC 2019, companies from all corners of the globe tripped over each other to showcase a near future where high-resolution movies will download in seconds, expansive 3D games and VR will be streamed directly to phones and new headsets, and smart cars (self-driving or not) will be able to recognize each other to prevent collisions.
I don't expect them to be able to recognize in real time when something like this is happening and try to address it by censoring content or something, but I think there might be a missed opportunity for them to really directly educate or interact with their users in a conversation about what is the right thing to do.
"The more popular theories that came out initially in the 1990s were related to face perception and the disconnect between being able to recognize someone as being the same person from our memory and the emotional experience that happens when we see something familiar—the thing that gives us that personal connection to it," he said.
Until then, those of us who still believe in a divine that made the universe rather than just pervading it — and who have a certain fear of what more immanent spirits have to offer us — should be able to recognize the outlines of a possible successor to our world-picture, while taking comfort that it is not yet fully formed.
Las Vegas is adding infrared sensors to monitor activity in some of its parks, Michael Sherwood, the director of IT and technology for Las Vegas, said on Tuesday at Business Insider&aposs IGNITION: Smart Cities event in Washington, DC.The sensors will be able to detect litter, graffiti, and people, though it won&apost be able to recognize facial features, Sherwood said.
Infants and young children may not be able to recognize their need for fluids, so it's critical to provide frequent fluid intake and keep an eye out for symptoms of dehydration: irritability or lethargy, no tears when crying, no wet diapers for as little as three hours, a dry mouth and tongue, sunken eyes and cheeks, and a shrinking of the soft spot on top of head.
And he talked of the importance of being able to recognize the "sly and dangerous form of seduction that worms its way into the heart with false and alluring arguments," Reuters reported "We need to unmask what could be called the 'snake-tactics' used by those (purveyors of fake news) who disguise themselves in order to strike at any time and place," he said.
Anyone who's watched those previous Marvel seasons should be able to recognize a storytelling pattern that's begun to develop across these shows: A huge twist comes right before midseason; a true villain emerges in episode seven or eight; and our hero loses his/her powers or is gravely hurt or captured around episode six and requires his/her friends and loved ones to help.
First it was the election that blindsided us with Trump as the victor; then it was the Super Bowl, where the New England Patriots defeated the Falcons from Atlanta — a hub for Black people and culture — in an epic comeback; then it was Beyoncé's painful Album of the Year loss to Adele at the Grammys, which we should all be able to recognize as the result of racial bias.
While we most often complain about the negative effects airbrushing can have on the body images of young girls — the American Medical Association has identified it as health issue — the impact of Keaton-esque treatment can be just as detrimental for us more mature women, even if theoretically we are supposed to know better (or at least be able to recognize the impossible, or implausible, when we see it).
The company also made a point of showcasing YouTube support, which integrates with Assistant's voice control in what feels like a pointed jab at Amazon (which, due to the ongoing spat with Google, can't support the same level of YouTube integration on its Echo Show devices.) The Home Hub is also set to support Google's Voice Match feature, meaning it'll be able to recognize different users' voices and pull up calendars, commute times, reminders, and more right on the home screen.
A technician, for example, who may have a degree from a community college, also needs training in the basics of manufacturing: showing up on time, learning procedures and how the tools operate, and, increasingly, data analytics to understand when equipment may be functioning outside of acceptable parameters, said Mr. Kimerling, who is also a professor at M.I.T. Even robots can sometimes "drift out of control, which a technician needs to be able to recognize as soon as possible," Mr. Kimerling said, adding, that it's a skill that comes with more advanced technical training.

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