Countermatch Adaptive Moisture Lotion, $163 Beautycounter's Adaptive Moisture Lotion caused a big buzz online.
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Beauty, therefore, must be adaptive, or a sign of underlying qualities that are adaptive.
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This Halloween, Target introduced adaptive kids' costumes, while Tommy Hilfiger further expanded its Adaptive Collection.
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FreeSync is an offshoot of Adaptive Sync, much like Intel's promised Adaptive Sync software will be.
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So all FreeSync monitors are Adaptive Sync monitors, but not all Adaptive Sync monitors support FreeSync.
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Different adaptive systems, from a human being to a potential AI, fall into different adaptive categories.
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Unlike Adaptive Battery, you can reset Adaptive Display so that your phone will restart the learning process.
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Cultural differences emerge because they're somehow adaptive, or at least were adaptive at some point in time.
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The Sportbrake is also equipped with adaptive LED headlights, an 825 watt Meridian surround sound system, adaptive cruise control, adaptive speed limiter, rear traffic detection, blind spot monitoring, and traffic sign recognition technology.
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Yet ejaculation is at the center of both adaptive and non-adaptive explanations for the occurrence of masturbation.
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Recently, Adaptive Studios wrapped production on Coin Heist, a feature film adapted from the first YA novel published under its banner Adaptive Books.
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Programs in cities like Detroit have only recently started offering adaptive alternatives while cities like New York and Chicago don't offer adaptive bikes.
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Plume pods require a subscription for adaptive WiFi, but a SmartThings WiFi buyer gets a free adaptive WiFi for the lifetime of the product.
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From Adaptive Sync springs FreeSync, FreeSync 2 (more on that in a moment), Intel's future Adaptive Sync support, and the new G-Sync compatible standard.
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The image on the right is without the adaptive optics system in operation and the one on the left after the adaptive optics are switched on.
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Adaptive Studios on Wednesday said it has wrapped production on Coin Heist, a feature film adapted from the first YA novel published under its banner Adaptive Books.
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When she isn't competing, she's managing the adaptive team for U.S.A. Climbing, encouraging newcomers to join the ever-expanding community of adaptive climbers, and most likely eating cupcakes.
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"The adaptive controller is great and I'm so proud of it, but it's made for people who need certain help," Spohn, who helped create the Xbox Adaptive Controller, told me.
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"This adaptive material technology points towards a future of transformable surfaces for adaptive human comfort, cushioning and impact performance," said Martina Starke, BMW's head of Brand Vision, in a statement.
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Logitech's new Adaptive Gaming Kit is a collection of 12 buttons and triggers designed to work with Microsoft's Xbox Adaptive Controller to make gaming more accessible to people with disabilities.
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" The Islamic State, he noted, "is an adaptive enemy.
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" In James's book, the fundamental idea is "adaptive attunement.
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CEO Jensen Huang claimed only 22 out of 400 Adaptive Sync monitor models tested actually worked, and while he didn't cite specifics, a big chunk of those Adaptive Sync monitors are FreeSync.
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Here's how you do that: Two battery-saving features, Adaptive Battery and Adaptive Brightness, use AI to learn how you use your apps and screen, and adjust them to suit your habits.
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More than 30 countries have adaptive surf programs, geared to those with disabilities; the International Surfing Association has petitioned the International Paralympic Committee to add adaptive surfing to the Paris games in 2024.
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More than 30 countries have adaptive surf programs, geared to those with disabilities; the International Surfing Association has petitioned the International Paralympic Committee to add adaptive surfing to the Paris games in 2024.
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Although I think the more adaptive the better, of course.
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Politics is a complex adaptive system, not unlike the weather.
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The firm's previous investments include Adaptive Insights, Eloqua and ServiceNow.
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All three share the same powertrain and adaptive suspension system.
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The problem was with Google Pie's new adaptive brightness mode.
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Beats now calls it Pure Adaptive Noise Canceling (Pure ANC).
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But those early adaptive measures are already getting an update.
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This adaptive mindset is applicable to other areas as well.
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Microsoft is launching its $99.99 Xbox Adaptive Controller in September.
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But I came away impressed by how adaptive humans are.
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One of the coolest features (literally) is the adaptive thermals.
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SL: Technology can provide an adaptive path for each child.
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" The program would focus on "neural computation and adaptive perception.
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All of these psychopathologies are the result of adaptive developments.
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The adaptive LED headlights are suitably catlike in their angularity.
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But there's a positive, adaptive side to every personality trait.
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There are also a growing number of adaptive clothing options.
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But every frailty, we know, serves some larger adaptive purpose.
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I said that the adaptive responses would be fairly dramatic.
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It features an LTPO display with an adaptive refresh rate.
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While adaptive, this tendency to normalize horrible things is worrisome.
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Like Prum, they don't think beauty has to be adaptive.
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Why aren't we using adaptive trials for all terminal illnesses?
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Domestic extremists are as resilient and adaptive as al Qaeda.
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Includes "adaptive sound" mode that adjusts volume based on surroundings.
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It's not fake, either, but an exemplar of adaptive reuse.
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Adaptive introgression can in turn contribute significantly to adaptive radiation, a process by which one species rapidly diversifies into a large variety of types, which then form new lineages that continue to adapt independently.
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In terms of visual design, the Xbox Adaptive Controller is sleek and unobtrusive, since Microsoft heard from many gamers with limited mobility that they dislike using adaptive devices because they often look like toys.
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From here, we want to expand our support of adaptive streaming.
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In both cases, ecorithms describe adaptive behavior in a mechanistic way.
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According to Slater, adaptive headphones could also help protect our hearing.
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It's called adaptive hydration and that may even be performance-enhancing.
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Adaptive has already acquired 50 scripts, including about 20 from Miramax.
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It featured a new, high-resolution glass display with adaptive backlighting.
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And we had some hands on time with the Adaptive Controller.
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Brothers Chad and Harlan Robins founded Seattle-based Adaptive in 2009.
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You'll also find comfortable, heated and cooled seats and adaptive suspension.
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Microsoft first unveiled its new Xbox Adaptive Controller back in May.
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There's talk that the online test might one day become adaptive.
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It gets adaptive networking right and does it on a budget.
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ISA has been campaigning to make adaptive surfing a Paralympic sport.
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She has since started treating a second man using adaptive therapy.
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The goal was to prove a key tenet of adaptive therapy.
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We appreciate adaptive cruise control, but there's no semi-autonomous system.
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The new product called Adaptive Authentication is designed to fix that.
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This adaptive upsampling means the resulting, zoomed images are less blurry.
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The online retailer established an advisory council for its adaptive line.
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The same goes for all species adaptive enough to flourish unconstrained.
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Turn off Adaptive Brightness by swiping its button to the left.
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I'm just trying to be as friggen' adaptive as I can.
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These adaptive mechanisms helped our ancestors avoid, say, a bear attack.
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I think adaptive, personalized learning has huge opportunities and huge excitements.
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Boutique, including a range of adaptive costumes for kids with disabilities.
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Such has been the adaptive nature of the Lightning under Yzerman.
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Because of the M-sport package, this 530i had adaptive dampers.
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And adaptive cruise control is not even listed as an option.
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But other museum leaders here call adaptive reuse inspiring and practical.
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Night mode uses adaptive bracketing to improve shots taken at night.
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That change is completely because of the Adaptive deal, Sisco said.
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After all, language is hugely adaptive and changing all the time.
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Cadillac also lets you set the alert for the Adaptive Cruise Go Notifier, which lets a driver using the adaptive cruise to creep through stop-and-go traffic know when the vehicle ahead starts moving again.
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How to turn off Adaptive Brightness on a Galaxy S10 if you don't like the featureMake sure you give the Adaptive Brightness feature enough time to learn from you — ideally, a few weeks of manual brightness adjustments.
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Trip packages can include adaptive equipment such as amphibious wheelchairs, which can be used on the beach, in a pool, and in the ocean, and adaptive kayaks, which can help those with various physical disabilities to kayak.
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Something Lisa Su insinuated when asked about Nvidia's adoption of Adaptive Sync.
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"We're a community of people who are very adaptive," he told me.
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Duo's security apparatus lets employees use their own device for adaptive authentication.
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NBBJ's Montgomery said all plants "need to be local or locally adaptive."
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One day she received a phone call from an adaptive skiing program.
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Luckily, technology could offer the adaptive education guidance pupils need to succeed.
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Those motor neurons, it's not so much that they're plastic — they're adaptive.
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However, the biological mechanism behind this adaptive change has remained frustratingly elusive.
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In the summer it unfurls, letting the breeze in through adaptive holes.
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Every major adaptive radiation was likely accompanied by a parallel bacterial radiation.
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Adaptive WiFi manages the network and optimizes the connection for each device.
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Building such co-adaptive bidirectional BCIs is the goal of our center.
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Gatenby's adaptive therapy aims to take the guesswork out of the treatment.
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"We get a ton [of customers] from the adaptive community," Wagstaff said.
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He's proven himself to be trustworthy and adaptive in fast paced markets.
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They created an adaptive division and have advocated for similar divisions internationally.
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Along these lines, Black Balloons is also especially adaptive to its surroundings.
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Climate change is arguably the greatest adaptive challenge the world has faced.
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She's proved herself one of the most adaptive characters over the years.
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It is very difficult to control adaptive learning machines in complex environments.
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Such "adaptive learning" platforms are already yielding impressive results in higher education.
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On Monday, Workday shelled out $1.55 billion for analytics company Adaptive Insights.
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I'm not the only one who is convinced of this adaptive resilience.
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A fuller option package allows for assisted steering and adaptive cruise control.
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You can also shop clothing with adaptive design and school uniforms here.
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Adaptive is now taking a stab at it, starting with a book.
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Assisted by adaptive cruise control and lane keep assist, I arrived refreshed.
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To keep up, fraud prevention needs to be agile, adaptive and intelligent.
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Madison's adaptive genius was on full display with the Bill of Rights.
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That I was more resilient and adaptive than I thought I was.
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The second change coming to the controller is something called adaptive triggers.
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Some of the evolutionary consequences of sexual desire may not be adaptive.
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To pay for PAKing — Pneuma Adaptive Kinesthesia — Mary needs a second job.
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Qualcomm has Quick Charge, Samsung has Adaptive Fast Charging, and so on.
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In general, the adaptive cruise control works from 25 to 110 m.p.h.
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Not all user interfaces are made with adaptive and/or responsive resolution.
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It also started an adaptive line for kids and toddlers with disabilities.
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"This beautiful fine pattern of millions of channels is adaptive," Milinkovitch said.
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He signed up for wheelchair bodybuilding competitions and got into adaptive CrossFit.
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You'll also need Microsoft's $99.99 Xbox Adaptive Controller to plug them into.
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In 2001 he entered his first competition, as the sole adaptive competitor.
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SSCAIT, however, is all about creating autonomous artificial intelligence through adaptive programming.
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Do you think you would want to use the Xbox Adaptive Controller?
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For intelligence, features like adaptive battery and adaptive brightness are things that will mostly happen in the background, but should combine to give your phone greater longevity and also allow your phone's screen to better adjust to surrounding conditions.
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There's no guidebook for how to train people missing limbs At the Adaptive Training Foundation in Dallas, I spoke with trainers who have to make up workouts themselves for the wounded veterans and adaptive athletes who train there. 183.
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Our country is actually a checkerboard of cities and communities — some that are forming what I call "complex adaptive coalitions" and are thriving from the bottom up, and others that can't build such adaptive coalitions and are rapidly deteriorating.
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I call these community-led projects complex adaptive coalitions — where business, labor, educators, philanthropists, social entrepreneurs and mayors are all working together to build more adaptive local citizens and companies, and setting aside traditional party affiliations to do so.
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That system included pre-collision breaking, adaptive cruise control, and lane-departure warnings.
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She was able to use a special bike, and took up adaptive cycling.
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Then cloud giant came along, and r, Adaptive Insights became a Workday subsidiary.
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That said, the adaptive seating and pricing system is only food for thought.
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These lizards are under similar environmental pressures, leading to the common adaptive trait.
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It's adaptive behavior, but without having to put the onus on the customer.
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My colicky baby who seemed to fuss constantly became adaptive, curious, and content.
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Evolving to give live birth would have been highly adaptive, the authors write.
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App icons can also be adaptive and change shapes based on different themes.
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Also on the list are semiautonomous parking, auto braking and adaptive cruise control.
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Bed Bath & Beyond faces significant competition from Amazon and its more adaptive rivals.
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This isn't the Q50's first issue with the direct adaptive steering system.
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So motor control is this ability to use neurons for very adaptive tasks.
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It comes with quality speakers, CarPlay, lane departure warning and adaptive cruise control.
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Earlier this year, Workday acquired Adaptive Insights, an Anaplan competitor, for $163 billion.
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"Adaptive sports are a huge part of how I stay positive," he says.
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Their treatment strategy, known as adaptive therapy, doesn't kill all the cancer cells.
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They include adaptive cruise control, a collision warning system, and blind-spot recognition.
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B cells and T cells are both part of the adaptive immune system.
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Beyond that, adaptive testing also demands a much larger store of potential questions.
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Some doctors are already trying adaptive therapy on patients outside of clinical trials.
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Years could pass before a large-scale test of adaptive therapy takes place.
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You also have a slew of driving modes from sport plus to adaptive.
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Inclusive, or adaptive, playgrounds are meticulously designed to accommodate children of all abilities.
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Both phones also retain Samsung's adaptive fast-charging and fast wireless charging features.
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Adaptive challenges call for a different approach to leadership than technical challenges do.
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Other systems are optional: parking assist, heads-up display and adaptive cruise control.
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One of the most remarkable things about capitalism is how adaptive it is.
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Last week, the Food and Drug Administration approved J&J's light adaptive contacts.
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We suspect that eating earth is an unappreciated adaptive strategy to overcome this.
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Ms. Freedman creates and presents an adaptive persona based on the outfit chosen.
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Adaptive Biotechnologies: Life science equipment is always going to give you to Danaher.
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An extra $2,000 buys adaptive cruise control and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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Making its job harder, Adaptive lacks a distribution partnership with a major studio.
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" Marshall Lewy, an Adaptive partner, still had some reservations: "It does get dark.
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First, however, the reader should keep in mind that forgetting can be adaptive.
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Good luck watching Microsoft's promotional video for its Xbox Adaptive Controller without crying.
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Adaptive dampers kept the ride silky smooth and the monster's weight in check.
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These events are just a few of the adaptive sports programs VA offers.
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This rapid diversification in the presence of new opportunity is called adaptive radiation.
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" The PS5 controller will also support something that PlayStation has dubbed "adaptive triggers.
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Today Apple announced the company's first on-ear headphones with adaptive noise canceling.
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Turn off Adaptive brightness and set the Brightness level slider however you please.
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Owen is shown using an Xbox Adaptive Controller to play with his friends.
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How and why we masturbate is intimately linked to our anatomy, and Dubuc believes that as we come to better understand the adaptive functions of the female orgasm and clitoris we may shed light onto the adaptive functions of female masturbation.
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The software enabled adaptive cruise control and lane keeping assist for the cars Comma.
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The Robust Adaptive Systems Lab But when the demo starts, everyone stops and watches.
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"Sequencing your entire adaptive immune system is a huge data problem," Robins told Gizmodo.
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This adaptive suction power directly impacts the battery life, which also contains a microprocessor.
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The Mercedes flagship's secret sauce is in its updated semi-autonomous adaptive cruise control.
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The store is offering two other adaptive costumes in partnership with Hyde and Eek!
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In order to do this, Shadow has added adaptive streaming to its streaming clients.
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Neptune, seen by the Very Large Telescope before and after adaptive opticsImage: ESO/P.
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Adaptive cruise control can bring the truck to a full stop at 0 mph.
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Water moves and you need to be able to be continually adaptive to it.
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The Tesla packs autonomous driving modes while the Audi only has adaptive cruise control.
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But what was once adaptive millions of years ago isn't always so helpful today.
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"Our conversations with other platforms about supporting the Adaptive Controllers been positive," says Spencer.
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It is not uncommon to find women who cross-train in various adaptive sports.
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Adaptive cruise control is available on the Yukon Denali, but that's even more expensive.
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The Xbox Adaptive Controller will cost $99.99 and goes on sale later this year.
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Commentary by Jose Ferreira, the founder and CEO of Knewton, an adaptive learning company.
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A 22W laser used for adaptive optics on the Very Large Telescope in Chile.
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Heated seats, 53-inch wheels, rose gold accents, and adaptive headlights are all standard.
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Most importantly, the researchers say the "smart and adaptive material" won't impede battery performance.
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It uses an adaptive grid that Barra said is inspired by modern magazine layouts.
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This adaptive approach to conflict at least arguably makes sense in a social setting.
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Thus, poop-eating is an adaptive behavior that helped canine ancestors avoid intestinal parasites.
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It reads even more like the printed page and has an adaptive front light.
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It's nearly impossible to know for sure, because adaptive therapy doesn't require government approval.
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Sennheiser uses adaptive noise cancellation technology to ensure great sound quality in every environment.
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Like most Japanese makes, Toyota's adaptive cruise control is extremely conservative on following distance.
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So-- JOHN MALONE: You always have to be adaptive to what the government does.
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Fatter, in short, isn't just better for bears — it's a big-time adaptive advantage.
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Other new housing in the scrupulously preserved area takes the form of adaptive reuse.
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Neither is inherently superior; each is generally adaptive to its ecological and historical challenges.
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Integrating rear sensors into existing adaptive cruise-control systems may be just the ticket.
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For instance, these systems might provide lane keeping and adaptive cruise control on highways.
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Until recently, Los Angeles hasn't been too big on architectural history or adaptive reuse.
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Yet the lack of adaptive bicycles has raised questions and legal concerns about accessibility.
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The company now has about 85 adaptive bicycles in 22 communities across the country.
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It started with cruise control, then adaptive cruise control and now semi-autonomous features.
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First remote teams, good thing we're here, and also case studies of adaptive leaders.
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Luckily we have some adaptive leaders in our midst right now, so super fascinating.
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But there's a wide array of behaviors in which farts prove useful, adaptive even.
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This structure, in its simplicity, has afforded the brain a wealth of adaptive advantages.
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The Tommy Adaptive collection, which was released Tuesday, is now available for purchase online.
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Prime's safety system includes adaptive cruise control that works down to a full stop.
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It's an adaptive response to a threatening situation, rendering a person passive and speechless.
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As with Adaptive Cruise Control, it's important to understand the limitations of LKA systems.
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Humans are not naturally lazy (it's not an adaptive trait), and especially not kids.
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Let's dig into some of the other choices you made during the adaptive process.
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"In 2008, after my accident, I was given the opportunity to work with Maine Adaptive Sport," in adaptive skiing, "and to race on the team — it was at that point that I decided to make some changes in my life," he recalled.
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This includes forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control.
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What's interesting here is that Libratone is building adaptive adjustable noise cancelling into this pair.
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Like the Galápagos, Hawaii is an excellent place to look for examples of adaptive radiation.
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Currently displays have adaptive brightness, where brightness adjusts based on the light in your environment.
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The adaptive-markets theory does not really produce any testable propositions, or market-beating strategies.
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That is a healthy thing, to have an adaptive heart that beats fast and slow.
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It also offers a liquid-cooled six-cylinder engine, adaptive suspension, and a smart key.
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Collision avoidance, lane-keeping, adaptive cruise control, and parking assistance all were considered highly desirable.
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I would love to see a software update for the Spark that adds adaptive range.
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The Omen X 173f, which offers adaptive sync, will arrive in late June for $449.
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Since taking power after independence from Portugal in 1975, the MPLA has proved remarkably adaptive.
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HERE notes that this is important data for features like adaptive cruise control, for example.
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Amy Chang is founder/CEO of Accompany, an intelligent, adaptive virtual chief of staff product.
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Microsoft has announced the Xbox Adaptive Controller, an Xbox controller designed for people with disabilities.
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Your body needs to be stressed in order to have an adaptive response to training.
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Doctors were able to view the damage on a cellular level using adaptive optic technology.
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The company also announced a new adaptive suspension system and upgrades to its Ludicrous Mode.
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Kindle Voyage eReader w/ Adaptive Light (Amazon Refurbished) for $119.99 at Amazon (list price $169.99).
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Whether in-person or digital, every experience is adaptive to the needs of our clientele.
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Microsoft's investment in Adaptive came months after it identified health care as a focal point.
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First introduced in May, the Xbox Adaptive Controller can now be purchased online for $99.99.
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I think what's exciting is to see that it's starting ... Humans are kind of adaptive.
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Samsung is mostly providing the hardware inside, while Plume provides its "adaptive WiFi" management system.
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"Kefalov said the study was "elegant," and that it demonstrated the "power of adaptive evolution.
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Camille's passive ability is Adaptive Defenses, which is exactly what makes her great at duels.
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My favorite among these are BMW's adaptive beams, which move as the steering wheel moves.
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I'm sure no one has noticed my adaptive behavior, but it makes me feel better.
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I THINK YOU'RE GOING TO SEE, YES, ADAPTIVE LACING IN THIS CASE START OFF SMALL.
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LOS ANGELES — Adaptive Studios is tapping into StyleHaul's talent pool for a new book imprint.
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Lindland highlighted auto upgrades including lane control, adaptive cruise control and even baby seat connectors.
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"Some of what we do, you could call adaptive music making," Bloom said in 2014.
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Adaptive cruise control, which maintains your distance from the vehicle ahead of you in traffic.
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She said the court also deviated from prevailing clinical standards in considering his adaptive functioning.
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Personally, I would add supportive sport seats (a $2,450 package) and adaptive cruise control ($1,000).
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Second, we need to recognize that this is an adaptive challenge, not a technical one.
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Adaptive also reported revenue of $22.1 million, above the $19.3 million consensus estimate from Refinitiv.
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Safety tech includes blind-spot warning, adaptive cruise control and auto-braking that detects pedestrians.
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Adaptive turns the scripts into novels — which it then adapts into films or TV shows.
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The XT4 also offers a range of driver-assist features, along with adaptive cruise control.
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" Her goal as a Nike athlete is to "normalize being part of the adaptive community.
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Many commentators by now have pointed out that Chinese innovators are fast, agile and adaptive.
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Even after its adaptive do-gooding in Africa, Uber still can't get away from controversy.
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His adaptive, communication, and cognitive abilities were each about two standard deviations from the mean.
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An adaptive suspension offers serenity and control with very little body roll in "auto" mode.
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After the drive, an adaptive laser projector replays the journey while the vehicle is parked.
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All successful complex adaptive coalitions have some kind of college or university in their town.
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An alternative possibility is that obesity may represent an adaptive response to episodic food insufficiency.
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Zagster, one of the first operators to provide adaptive bikes, introduced them in Carmel, Ind.
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The Stelvio is also available with adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, and autonomous braking.
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There's forward collision warning, emergency braking, a 360-degree warning system, and adaptive cruise control.
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"Were designing it to be very adaptive on a day to day basis," Zuckerberg said.
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"I took images of the stars as if from space, using adaptive optics," she said.
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Like California, fires are part of Australia's ecosystem and its fauna have developed adaptive strategies.
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However, this 193-year-old boy's will be a special adaptive trike his therapists recommend.
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Ross told the Wall Street Journal that "we need an adaptive and relatively permissive" environment.
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I'd add the $403 Driver Assistance package with adaptive cruise control and autonomous emergency braking.
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As part of their applications, each provider outlined its planned approach to developing adaptive scooters.
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Also new is "adaptive triggers," which are being added to the L2 and R2 buttons.
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Beats' new Solo Pro is the company's first on-ear headphones with adaptive noise canceling.
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Uber's JUMP has started its adaptive scooter pilot in partnership with San Francisco Bike Rentals.
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The devices can be good "adaptive strategies" to navigate to unfamiliar places, Dr. Kelley said.
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She has also spearheaded inclusive marketing campaigns for clients including Microsoft and Tommy Hilfiger Adaptive.
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Wagner's work is deft, playful, highly adaptive, easy to connect with, and hard to shake.
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Huang, when asked about Nvidia's decision to support Adaptive Sync, pointed to quality control issues with the current Adaptive Sync monitors on the market, while NPD's Stephen Baker suggested the real reason is Nvidia isn't competitive enough in the monitor space with G-Sync alone.
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I call this "Hunter hiding in the Bushes": Meet David Vobora, Founder of the Adaptive Training Foundation: Former NFL player David Vobora started the Adaptive Training Foundation in Dallas in 2014 after meeting Travis Mills, a US Army staff sergeant who lost all his limbs.
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Whenever one species inherits genes from another, the outcome can be either deleterious, neutral or adaptive.
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Beats also reengineered its noise-canceling technology or Adaptive Noise Control (ANC), relabeling it Pure ANC.
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Autopilot controls Tesla's automatic machine steering, collision avoidance, adaptive cruise control and assisted lane-changing functions.
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Then cloud giant Workday came along, and $1.5 billion later, Adaptive Insights became a Workday subsidiary.
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Drive Pilot is to the steering wheel what adaptive cruise is to stop and go pedals.
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I do 230 minutes on the bike and 230 minutes on the adaptive motion trainer, too.
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Many widely available automated features, such as automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control, aren't addressed.
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One other redundancy that Verizon has been exploring is using drones to provide more adaptive coverage.
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As a highly advanced version of adaptive cruise control, it has a lot going for it.
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Recently, Target announced that Cat & Jack, it's line of childrenswear, is expanding to include adaptive clothing.
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They're adaptive noise-cancellation headphones and they really do cancel out any noise in the room.
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"Adaptive" software such as Mindspark can work out what a child knows and pose questions accordingly.
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Adaptive IAM and role-based access control is rapidly growing although economic value remains a challenge.
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Votel: I don't see anything now that would suggest that, but these organizations are highly adaptive.
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We've living in a time of intersectional feminism, body positivity, and genderless, smart, and adaptive fashion.
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Pure Adaptive Noise Cancelling is a key feature and provides real time blocking of background noise.
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Other available technologies include lane departure prevention, intelligent cruise control, adaptive steering and backup collision intervention.
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Polar's dubbing this adaptive guidance feature FitSpark, and it's purportedly going to be an Ignite exclusive.
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And the mattress is supposed to be pretty good too, with four layers of adaptive foam.
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They come bundled in a $2,4 package that includes adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency brakes.
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Microsoft has truly embraced the idea of inclusive design with the development of the Adaptive Controller.
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Connelly takes part in many of the adaptive sports events and his main love is sprinting.
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Half the money raised goes toward adaptive equipment grants and the other half goes toward research.
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Since the accident she's stayed active, playing wheelchair rugby and trying new sports with adaptive equipment.
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A fast-moving cancer of this kind might also be the best candidate for adaptive therapy.
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It has adaptive lights with laser high beams, massively increasing your range of vision at night.
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It's got adaptive cruise control, 360-degree cameras, heated and cooled seats and a gargantuan cabin.
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There's clearly an adaptive trait in humans, which is to act individually if you possibly can.
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Those are powered through USB inputs on the left and right sides of the Adaptive Controller.
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The institute tested the system with the adaptive cruise control turned off, but automatic braking on.
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Meeting adaptive challenges requires the painful work of changing certain long-held values, beliefs and priorities.
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With adaptive optics, astronomers use mirrors to correct for all the distortion introduced by Earth's atmosphere.
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The human adaptive immune system is why people get measles only once and why vaccines work.
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In a final layer of adaptive technique, the narrator describes the history of each ballet's staging.
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Zappos also hears from parents and children about how the adaptive clothing has affected their lives.
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Volvo sells adaptive dampers and air springs, and they equipped our test car with this setup.
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Adaptive Quality is useful when the usage of multiple screens and connections slows down the interaction.
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That means it takes a little time for Adaptive Brightness to get used to your preferences.
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The wheels have an adaptive suspension and electronic brake system for a safe and comfortable ride.
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Using GPS, electromechanical dampers and adjustable antiroll bars, BMW's adaptive suspension provides a serene ride quality.
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Adaptive thermogenesis is the change in biological and behavioral processes that lowers your resting energy expenditure.
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If human empathy is so robust and adaptive, it must have evolved from more primitive forms.
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It also acquired startups like Bundle, BankOns, Adaptive Path, and last year, Level Money and Monsoon.
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The virus is expected to continue spreading apace because the Aedes aegypti mosquito is notoriously adaptive.
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They can become helpful adaptive signals that allow you to regulate your mood back to normal.
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According to the adaptive model of beauty, the chucks must convey something about the males' fitness.
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Vocations A blind machine operator manages with adaptive aids, tips from co-workers and careful concentration.
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Anxiety is a highly adaptive process: that's why every mammalian species exhibits some form of it.
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"I think what we see reflect adaptive changes in the way the brain functions," he said.
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January 23: Adaptive Biotechnologies (US, biotech) – $214.4m FO. 611.83m shares (100% sec) versus $26.80 at launch.
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January 23: Adaptive Biotechnologies (US, biotech) – $214.4m FO. 8m shares (100% sec) versus $203 at launch.
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The on-board mics give the Pixel Buds adaptive sound, adjusting based on the wearer's environment.
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MUSE is the first instrument to benefit from two adaptive optics modes: wide field and narrow.
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Microsoft debuted its Xbox Adaptive Controller in 2018 as a customizable option for gamers with disabilities.
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The driver-focused AMG GLA 45 also sports stiffened suspension, adaptive damping, and high-performance brakes.
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January 23: Adaptive Biotechnologies (US, biotech) – $214.4m FO. 8m shares (100% sec) versus $26.80 at launch.
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Arcona Music took to the stage at Disrupt Berlin today to showcase its adaptive music service.
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The feature comes with multiple capabilities including adaptive cruise control, auto-steer, speed assist, and autopark.
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A $1,690 package bundles semiautonomous parking, with adaptive cruise control and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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Adaptive is hoping to help bring those aspiring, diverse voices from the digital space to traditional media.
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The bottom layer is an adaptive hi-core memory foam that supports your body and prevents sinking.
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Says Hoffman, "You actually have to have a flexible and adaptive strategy because not everything is controllable."
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Mallet's butterflies, too, reflect evidence of adaptive hybridization, particularly with traits involved in mimicry and predator avoidance.
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Likewise, adaptive brightness learns your display preferences for different types of light and will automatically make adjustments.
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Today, it can house sensors for automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning systems.
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You argue that animals can evolve traits because it brings them pleasure, not because it's directly adaptive.
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Today's new cars often have some driver assistance features, like blind-spot monitoring or adaptive cruise control.
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We'll be a fast follower with something like an autonomous car, something that has 360 adaptive radar.
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This isn't entirely new, with alternate A/V standard DisplayPort offering something similar known as Adaptive Sync.
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Unlike the adaptive brightness on / off toggle, however, the reset is not all that easy to find.
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To this day, some economists point to the Volcker recessions as proof that inflation expectations are adaptive.
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Startups pride themselves on being able to pivot, but there's a fine line between adaptive and unpredictable.
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This behavior can be quite adaptive (to a degree), and may have roots in our evolutionary past.
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Now, you'll have to subscribe to Plume's Adaptive WiFi service before you can even buy a router.
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The company competes with Adaptive Insights, which was purchased earlier this year by Workday for $210 billion.
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Finally, it's ridiculous that an all-new truck in 23.5 does not even offer adaptive cruise control.
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Havell says he expects headphones with AptX Adaptive support to arrive in the first half of 2019.
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DoodleMaths – DoodleMaths is a tablet-based, adaptive and intuitive maths learning programme for 4-14-year-olds.
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The e-tron only has lane assist and adaptive cruise control, a far cry from Tesla's system.
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User-facing features will include picture-in-picture support on phones, notification badges, adaptive icons, and more.
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In an online environment faced with agile, adaptive adversaries, every detection tool will fail at some point.
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In Dr Nesse's definition, "specialised states that…increase the ability to meet adaptive challenges" constitute normal emotions.
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That's a design consideration that Microsoft has taken to heart for its new Xbox Adaptive Controller packaging.
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The acquisition is notable because Adaptive Insights had filed for an IPO as recently as May 17.
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Dynamic classrooms, mobile campuses, adaptive learning, micro-credentials, competency portfolios and direct connections to employment will proliferate.
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At its core, Cordial is the most adaptive messaging platform, built for this ever-evolving connected age.
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Surely, animals (including humans) exhibit numerous adaptive physiological strategies for coping with natural periods of food limitation.
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Language placement exams are often adaptive, as are licensing exams for pharmacists, accountants, paramedics and other professions.
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Uber confirmed that its Otto trucks were only operating lane-keeping assist technology and adaptive cruise control.
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Gideon Connelly leaps over a gutter during training at an adaptive sports camp in Crested Butte, Colorado.
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Today's vehicles feature active devices such as lane departure warnings, rear backup cameras and adaptive cruise control.
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His current investments and board seats include Adaptive Insights, Gemvara, Motif Investing, Rafter, SketchDeck, Udemy, and ZIRX.
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Well, then you'll love ambient occlusion, morphological anti-aliasing, adaptive vertical synchronization, and real-time ray tracing.
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On the other hand, physical dependence is a normal, generally reversible neuro-adaptive process to a drug.
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SmartThings Wifi incorporates Plume's adaptive network system, which prioritizes bandwidth for the devices that need it most.
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Today Microsoft is revealing the Xbox Adaptive controller to meet the needs of the disabled gaming community.
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DoodleMaths – DoodleMaths is a tablet-based, adaptive and intuitive maths learning programme for students ages 4-14.
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Living under such conditions, our ancestors faced a number of adaptive social problems: who's reliable and trustworthy?
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Another $1,000 adds important safety features like automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and lane departure warnings.
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Also, the adaptive air suspension was upgraded according to a message posted to Tesla's official Twitter account.
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Second, we need to recognize that we are really facing an adaptive challenge, not a technical one.
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Perhaps there is a more mature, adaptive romanticism than the version that Mr. de Botton rightly critiques.
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Then, in 2013, Adaptive bought it as part of a bulk deal for 25 moribund Miramax scripts.
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We had massaging seats to play with, a massive panoramic sunroof and an adaptive cruise control system.
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A $2,100 Tech Package includes lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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You'll need to train the Adaptive Brightness feature by adjusting the brightness manually for a few weeks.
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The F Sport model tested has an even more aggressive look, adaptive suspension and bolstered sport seats.
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But while that makes human interactions go smoothly, it's less adaptive when we use it on animals.
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But one very nice thing: charging doesn't take too long using its dedicated "adaptive fast-charging" charger.
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Last June, Veil rolled out its Cool Dry Hijab, the inaugural climate-adaptive headscarf on the market.
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Mullin is the sixth coach he has worked with since Carnesecca and, he said, the most adaptive.
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Ms. Lerman, deeply musical, was the most adaptive artist onstage amid Friday's getting-to-know-you awkwardness.
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We also had the $700 Adaptive M suspension, which provided flat, predictable cornering performance and secure handling.
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The groom, 38, is a partner in Adaptive Realty, the Los Angeles-based real estate development company.
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The controller will support haptic feedback and adaptive triggers depending on what you're doing in the game.
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" She added: "Americans are an adaptive, resilient people, and we have met hard challenges head-on before.
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We'd skip the adaptive suspension, as nobody really needs a sport mode in their fridge-shaped SUV.
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The systems powering adaptive cruise control and semi-autonomous driving in today's commercial vehicles offer minimal detail.
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Are aesthetic judgments about mates invariably tied to traits we see as adaptive and worth passing on?
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All but the base model come with automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist.
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The telescope's Multi Unit Spectroscopic Explorer (MUSE) instrument works with what's called the GALACSI adaptive optics module.
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Here's an idea of what the planet looks like through the telescope with and without adaptive optics.
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A new "adaptive sound" feature also dynamically adjusts the volume based on the noise of your surroundings.
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On the road, power is ample and the adaptive suspension is well suited to executive sedan business.
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Audi has used the niches to install radar units for driver-assistance technology like adaptive cruise control.
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Her father found out about the adaptive sports programs run by the National Ability Center in Utah.
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Even base 80s come with automatic braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist.
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The adaptive foam Tuft & Needle mattress provides a bouncy yet supportive feel that'll fit most sleeping positions.
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Like other companies that launch "accessible" fashion lines, Zappos did hire disabled models for its Adaptive campaign.
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RELATED: The battle to contain Africa's hidden killers Highly adaptive Amir Hamidi, the head of the herpetology division at Indonesia's Institute of Science, a government research agency, says some snake species such as pythons are highly adaptive and can live both in the forest and in the city.
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Without it, cars are limited to regular Autopilot, which offers automatic steering on highways and adaptive cruise control.
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There are some well-known examples of recent "adaptive radiations" that illustrate how rapidly these processes can occur.
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Native plants and native or adaptive drought tolerant plants came in as the second and third trends, respectively.
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New adaptive battery and display features won't be immediately noticeable, but could make a big difference over time.
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This comes shortly after Lyft began testing adaptive bike share for riders in San Francisco and Oakland, Calif.
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Could rubbing one out have an adaptive function or it is simply a lucky byproduct of natural selection?
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Its adaptive sound technology analyzes the environment and delivers optimized sound and clear voices no matter the volume.
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Finally, the company uses an adaptive manufacturing system that is both convenient and affordable — it only costs $75.
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Then he was introduced to Project Healing Waters and was shown adaptive ways to cast a fly rod.
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These local experiments with reform have been cited by some Western scholars as examples of China's "adaptive authoritarianism".
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The service lets creators broadcast events in full HD (1080p) and includes built-in transcoding and adaptive streaming.
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These signals would help inform automated driving and driver-assist functions, including autonomous emergency braking and adaptive cruise.
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Adaptive Battery is on-board here, leveraging DeepMind to decide which apps should get the most system resources.
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And Workday paid $1.55 billion for financial planning software startup Adaptive Insights, another Bessemer portfolio company, in June.
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Plus, despite the high price tag, our tester still lacked adaptive cruise control and other active driving assists.
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Additionally, Outlook will gain Adaptive Cards for actionable messages that help contain notifications and conversations into one message.
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A good model is São Paulo, where teachers have welcomed Geekie, an adaptive-software company, into public schools.
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The Voyage has six LEDs lighting the display, and it's the only Kindle with an adaptive light sensor.
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It combines adaptive cruise control and lane-centering technology to drive hands-free on pre-mapped interstate highways.
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More importantly, the GS gets adaptive suspension and performance brakes that lead to a more dynamic driving experience.
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CEO Kevin Systrom talks about how the quickly adaptive photo-and-video app is becoming Facebook's next Facebook.
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I'm really trying to be a lot more adaptive since Wendy and my grandkids came into my life.
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Working in tandem with the adaptive cruise control, it is supposed to keep you in your correct lane.
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Or perhaps ForeScout might align best with Illumio's adaptive security model, an update to legacy network-centric security?
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His current investments and board seats include Adaptive Planning, Bionic Panda Games, Branchout, Gemvara, Motif Investing and Rafter.
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In comparison, the median time to progression for the men receiving adaptive therapy was at least 27 months.
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Zeroth Labs, however, takes that a step further with an adaptive approach to problem solving and constant experimentation.
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It came slowly at first as the Adaptive Noise Canceling (ANC) tech wound down, and then roaring through.
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The state can now shift more attention to next-level improvements, including computer-based and computer-adaptive testing.
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Keyless ignition is part of a $3,200 grouping that provides a big glass roof and adaptive LED headlights.
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Most recently, in June Kohl's announced that it will introduce adaptive apparel to its three largest children's brands.
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Adaptive Biotechnologies fell by more than 10% after the company posted its first quarterly report since going public.
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The B&W PX have three adaptive noise cancelling modes with self-explanatory names — city, office, and flight.
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"But obviously there was some adaptive advantage because we see it multiple times in different lineages of theropods."
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Risk transfer mechanisms such as insurance and swaps have committed capital to make infrastructure more resilient and adaptive.
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His mother, Trina Brock, was initially incredulous when she heard about adaptive riding at Alex's former high school.
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"The threat is persistent, adaptive and sophisticated — and it is here to stay," said Desausoi at the conference.
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Adaptive transformed it into a young-adult novel about a teenage hacker who is investigating a friend's suicide.
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Audi's PreSense tech includes the usual array of driver-assist features, from lane keeping to adaptive cruise control.
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Though it lacks any advanced self-driving features, its adaptive cruise control is the best I've ever used.
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Buyouts are the only adaptive strategy we have that enables people to get out of harm's way, forever.
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Our tester came with optional features like adaptive cruise control, blind spot warning, and rear cross traffic warning,
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He learned to snowboard three years later, in 2007, and quickly rose through the ranks of adaptive snowboarding.
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Under those circumstances, it's really not adaptive to be expressing your fear, your anger, your surprise, your vulnerability.
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They also network together into what I call "complex adaptive coalitions" to spearhead both economic and societal change.
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"As far as vehicles that have lane-keeping and adaptive cruise control, it's the best around," he said.
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But they also impede the bottom-up flow of information and ideas that makes economies adaptive and creative.
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"If you care about the rural heritage of a town, supporting adaptive reuse is necessary," Mr. Adams said.
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As founder of the Adaptive Design Association, Ms. Truesdell was named a 2015 MacArthur Fellow for her work.
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"A really basic response people have, for good adaptive evolutionary reasons, is to tend and befriend," he said.
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I can choose between power seats with 13 different functions and adaptive sport seats with 18-way operation.
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Others have complained that the D.O.T.'s contact form isn't fully accessible to adaptive technology for blind users.
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Swamps are adaptive, constantly reacting to the changing environment, while our legislators are paralyzed by the smallest challenges.
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Snug Harbor: A Marvel of Adaptive Reuse A tour of Staten Island's Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden.
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That car will ship with technology you can't even get on an Elantra Sport, like adaptive cruise control.
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The vehicle also gets laser high beams, 22-inch wheels, carbon disc brakes, adaptive magnetic ride shock absorbers.
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A Sport model with a twin-turbo 365-horsepower V6 engine and adaptive suspension comes out this spring.
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The suspension is calibrated toward sport with those adaptive dampers keeping things more comfortable than one might expect.
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The Telluride was also crammed with tech, including an extremely capable adaptive-cruise-control option with steering assist.
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It included a $1,195 driver assist package, which adds adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitors and parking sensors.
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Those independent owners who are making the shift say being nimble and adaptive is the key to survival.
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Is it mediated "adaptive" immunity — the type of immunity involving B and T cells that adapts to infections?
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Having regulations that are adaptive to climate change is going to be really important for maximizing food potential.
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The installation's title, Siempre Contigo (or "always with you"), spoke also of natural cycles, adaptive reuse, and survival.
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At the moment, adaptive-learning techniques work best in areas where large numbers of pupils have to learn the same material and a lot of data can be collected, says Mr Ng. Geekie, a Brazilian adaptive-learning startup, guides pupils through the high-school syllabus in thousands of the country's schools.
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" But, he said, skills like "the ability to be adaptive, collaborative, resourceful are the tools we need to thrive.
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There's only one drawback — when innovation is paramount, your skill-set needs to be as adaptive as the market.
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The function of dreams is adaptive—remember what gave you peace of mind, and repeat it again and again.
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And that's dead opposite of what we think of when we seek to be nimble, adaptive, and high-functioning.
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Its adaptive battery also uses machine learning to optimize your battery life by prioritizing the apps you use most.
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RocketLit – Adaptive learning platform 66 percent of US 8th graders have a reading difficulty level below their grade level.
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When it launched Autopilot, Tesla set the benchmark for the most advanced adaptive cruise control available in consumer vehicles.
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But with modifications and adaptive devices, she can now squat 72 pounds and dead-lift up to 95 pounds.
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"Diversification, adaptation and adaptive evolution really do seem to be driven quite often by genes moving around," Arnold said.
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Each Plume Adaptive Wifi pod costs $69, while a three-pack is $179 and a six-pack is $329.
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Microsoft also has areas for its Xbox Adaptive Controller, so gamers with disabilities can play freely in the store.
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Finally, the mobile app is getting an adaptive player that can display vertical video without those annoying black bars.
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Adaptive cruise control system allows trucks to automatically adjust speed to maintain a set distance behind the vehicle ahead.
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Another test at Ford's Michigan Proving Grounds showed that adaptive cruise control reduced the impact of a temporary slowdown.
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Take Android Pie's adaptive brightness mode, which is meant to intelligently adapt your phone's display to your lighting preferences.
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The Horde mode plays at 60 fps in 4k with adaptive resolution scaling to maintain the high frame rate.
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But it's certainly doable, and it's a viable solution to getting the Adaptive Controller working on a Nintendo device.
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It's part of the company's adaptive mode, and it kicks in when it detects you're out in bright sunlight.
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When the speed picks up, it goes back to being a lane-centering system with extremely smooth adaptive cruise.
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First, a person can vote on a screen or using an Xbox adaptive controller, for those with limited mobility.
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It's got a liquid-cooled flat six engine, an optional seven-speed automatic dual clutch transmission, and adaptive suspension.
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Driver assistance features abound, from adaptive cruise control to systems that will automatically brake or swerve to avoid collisions.
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Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC is acting as financial adviser to Adaptive Insights, and Cooley LLP is its legal adviser.
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So it constructed a stable primary architecture of thought routines, while including a fast learning and adaptive integration procedure.
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The company added fully adaptive damping, giving the car a better feel on the highway or in autopilot mode.
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"Adaptive learning" software, first developed by computer scientists in the 1970s, aspires to mimic tuition's one-on-one strengths.
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Microsoft even made a special Xbox Adaptive Controller for people with disabilities making the platform more inclusive for all.
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As AI systems and APIs get leveraged together to build adaptive and actionable platforms, the customer journey changes dramatically.
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Lenovo is supporting AMD's latest FreeSync 2 adaptive synchronization technology alongside a 144Hz refresh rate and 4ms response rate.
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Scheier also helps train customer service representatives on how to speak to customers looking to purchase the adaptive pieces.
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It includes, HTC Rapid Charger 3.0 with USB Type-C Cable, HTC Clear Case, & HTC USonic™ Adaptive Earphones.
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"We like to be very adaptive," Patricia Parra Hadden, NBC Universal's senior vice president of digital enterprises, told Mashable.
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We use virtual manufacturing, a digital design process that uses 3D models to allow for products to be adaptive.
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Adaptive Portfolio combines previously offered active and passive management with risk classifications that automatically rebalance to accommodate market changes.
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Beats Studio3 headphones feature pure adaptive noise-cancelling that actively blocks all background noise for a premium audio experience.
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AAS certifies instructors and provides training for adaptive athletes with the ultimate goal of increasing respect for disabled people.
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It will also offer optional adaptive cruise control, which adjusts the car's speed based on data from surrounding traffic.
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Because of the condition of his disease, Kaag can no longer walk, but has been involved in adaptive sports.
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Adaptive challenges are more complex and persist even after you apply the best available insights and methods to it.
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Adaptive cruise control, panoramic sunroof, lane-keeping and cooled seats are possible if you're willing to spend about $29,000.
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One of his projects is the search for what he describes as an "adaptive reuse structure," in Portland, Ore.
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One on hand, features like adaptive cruise control and lane steering can make commutes less stressful and arguably safer.
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I started using the Adaptive Sound Technologies LectroFan High Fidelity White Noise Sound Machine ($50) as one last attempt.
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The top-end Limited model tested gets adaptive cruise control, heated and vented leather chairs, and a heated wheel.
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"We've been getting amazing feedback from the veterans," said Jonathan Glasberg, 49, the coordinator of the Adaptive Sports Program.
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The knit was breathable and adaptive, and the non-stretch zones across the forefoot and midfoot did their job.
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In Boston, Dr. Litz and colleagues are testing a therapeutic approach called adaptive disclosure, a technique akin to confession.
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Mr. Chiles teamed up with two partners with producing backgrounds, T. J. Barrack and Marc Joubert, to start Adaptive.
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Our ability to reconfigure our collective existence in response to changing environmental conditions has been our greatest adaptive trait.
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In the Mint Mattress, the Adaptive Foam is further enhanced by 30% more graphite, which maximizes its cooling abilities.
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We have an adaptive algorithm that gives you the best possible quality based on your connection at that time.
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Instead, a panel that will open to the right of the main one by way of Microsoft's Adaptive Cards.
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Joe Saunders, a research fellow in the university's Adaptive Systems Research Group, likens Care-O-bot to a butler.
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Buildings that have a lot of windows facing east, for example, would benefit from new, adaptive sun-screen technologies.
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Nikolic believes that the secret to engineering this kind of adaptive knowledge lies in how the system is organized.
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The success of this pilot program is a testament to the adaptive spirit needed at this moment in time.
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Next, the researchers hope to learn if this collective behavior truly is adaptive, and if so, how it evolved.
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As a result, disgust (what makes us want to puke) is an effective adaptive system for disease avoidance behavior.
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Meanwhile, Microsoft is teaming up with Adaptive Biotechnologies to study how the human immune system responds to the coronavirus.
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This adaptive speed, he argues, was essential to humans' ability to thrive in new ecosystems and increase their lifespans.
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An adaptive suspension uses a forward-facing camera to spot potholes or speed bumps, adjusting the ride as necessary.
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Adaptive Biotechnologies (US, biotech) – $212.0m FO. 8m shares (2003% sec) at $26.50 versus $26.85 last sale and $26.80 launch.
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Another stress reliever is the available adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist working in a semiautonomous driving mode.
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If you turn off noise cancellation, Adaptive EQ shuts off with it, and you can tell a subtle difference.
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The long arc of Diné history in the Southwest offers clues as to how this adaptive capacity was honed.
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Anaplan says it competes with IBM, Oracle and SAP, along with Adaptive Insights, which was recently acquired by Workday.
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It also adds the Honda Sensing safety technology suite with adaptive cruise control and automatic braking with pedestrian detection.
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Samsung says the TV includes an adaptive picture setting that adjusts brightness and contrast based on the TV's surroundings.
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After all, discerning queerness in ambiguous texts is part of our adaptive armamentarium, honed on Proust, Dickinson and Shakespeare.
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There's a new Night mode, which uses adaptive bracketing, and a new portrait mode that now works on pets.
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Adaptive Insights was valued at roughly $500 million in its last fundraising round in 2015, according to incorporation documents.
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A three-hour drive in the GT-R was exhausting, with the aggressive adaptive suspension constantly jolting you about.
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The idea is that with an adaptive, autonomous drone, these robots can spot potential dangers before they ever happen.
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It found that property damage liability claim rates fell 9 percent for those cars that had curve-adaptive headlamps.
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"We're very excited about adaptive driving beams," said David Hines, director of the agency's office of crash avoidance standards.
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Microsoft's adaptive controller was envisioned at an internal hackathon in 2015, and refined in consultation with nonprofits and hospitals.
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The technology provided a number of convenience and safety features, including forward, lane departure and side collision warnings and automatic emergency braking as well as its adaptive cruise control and so-called Autosteer features, which when used together steers and allows the vehicle to follow (the adaptive cruise control feature) on highways.
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We also created HLS renditions with six different levels, enabling us to serve our on-demand videos with adaptive streaming.
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Brittany Turner, vice president of digital video at Adaptive Studios, said "#Josh" was the perfect addition to the studio's slate.
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But Kelly always had loved athletics, and said that she found a new outlet when she learned about adaptive sports.
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Ram claims the automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control will work with a full 30,000-pound trailer in tow.
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"I think there's a little bit of buzzword bingo right now around adaptive learning and personalized learning," Smith Lewis said.
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Accordingly, the United States Government's decision-making structures and processes to address these challenges must remain equally adaptive and transformative.
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The Echo Sub has an adaptive filter since the crossover will vary depending on which Echo models it's paired with.
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AcuraWatch, the company's suite of adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, lane keeping and more is standard on all RDXs.
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Also aiding the handling is the latest adaptive damping technology and advanced aero including a Formula 1-inspired double-diffuser.
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She even went skydiving using a special adaptive strap to keep her legs together and lifted up to her chest.
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U-Haul is active in adaptive reuse projects in historic buildings that might otherwise remain vacant, and spearheading their preservation.
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Higher-priced models offer adaptive cruise control, evasive steering assist, a 360° camera and rear-parking assistance, among other features.
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Adaptive Studios' Joubert and Perrin Chiles will serve as executive producers alongside Pilgrim Media Group's Craig Piligian and Mike Nichols.
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But what about partially automated vehicles, equipped with features such as lane centering, adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking?
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Plume is announcing today that its Adaptive WiFi system is now available for purchase, following pre-orders earlier this summer.
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Earlier this year, it launched the Rayz Plus earbuds that have adaptive noise canceling and can charge while you listen.
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Support for adaptive antenna tuning for sub-22020GHz 25G, for example, makes the new chip's wireless communication more power-efficient.
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They and others use Illumio's Adaptive Security Platform to stop cyberattacks—including hacks—in their networks by controlling unauthorized communications.
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Potential examples include search, semantic engines, adaptive autonomous systems and applications requiring a comprehensive real-time understanding of the world.
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It has leather seats, an industry-leading infotainment system, adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring and a premium audio system.
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Microsoft's Adaptive Controller is a gadget for people with disabilities or limited mobility to more easily use third-party peripherals.
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The adaptive noise cancellation is the latest step for a company that's working toward becoming a more serious headphone brand.
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The night also included a fashion show with kids and adults modeling adaptive pieces by Nike, Tommy Hilfiger and Target.
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All MKXs have adaptive suspension; all-wheel-drive models add adjustable dynamics, but the feature is buried in a menu.
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Unfortunately, though, the Passport's adaptive cruise control will deactivate at slow speeds, making it useless for stop-and-go traffic.
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Microsoft is starting to accept preorders for its new $99.99 Xbox Adaptive Controller, with orders expected to ship in September.
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When used with adaptive cruise control, drivers can set a desired speed and distance between themselves and the vehicle ahead.
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"Like petite- and plus-size departments, adaptive clothing was a category that has never been tapped into before," she says.
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This will endow the car with features like adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, blind spot detection.
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Known as Adaptive Driving Beams, they don't require a driver to flip back and forth between high and low beams.
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Depression was less adaptive for reproductive-age men, on the other hand, who historically needed to be providers and protectors.
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Drive Pilot is more than just Distance Pilot DISTRONIC (Mercedes speak for adaptive cruise control) and Steering Pilot (steering assist).
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"There's no question exercise will increase core temperature and prove to be beneficial and adaptive responses will occur," said Crandall.
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With Adaptive Portfolio, every client will be assigned one of 12 possible portfolios that match up with six investment profiles.
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Instructors offer adaptive techniques for each sport a camper is interested in, from football and soccer to skiing and fishing.
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PARKER: I THINK THERE'S A WIDE RANGE OF PEOPLE THAT ARE REALLY INTERESTED IN THIS WHOLE SELF LACING ADAPTIVE PERFORMANCE.
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It is the single most accessible gaming controller ever made, but even the Xbox Adaptive Controller doesn't support a mouse.
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The proprietary Adaptive Noise Cancelling technology goes, according to the company, beyond traditional ANC, constantly adapting to changing environmental conditions.
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The XT5 is available with adaptive cruise control, a surround-view camera system, lane departure warning, and blind spot monitoring.
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Williams, Ronald Heifetz and other colleagues of theirs at Harvard emphasize that effective leadership requires distinguishing "technical" from "adaptive" challenges.
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And as Williams explains there is an important distinction between "real" and "counterfeit" leadership in the face of adaptive challenges.
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Owners with Enhanced Autopilot have vehicles capable of adaptive cruise control, Autosteer (essentially lane keeping), Summon and Navigate on Autopilot.
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One group of vulnerabilities targets Cisco's Adaptive Security Appliances, a network firewall appliance often used to protect large data centers.
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Not even Darwin's finches, which are considered the hallmark of adaptive radiation, saw diversification at this scale, the study notes.
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The company is a leader in the field of adaptive segmentation, the new foundation for data center and cloud security.
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McGraw-Hill bought ALEKS, another adaptive-learning system, in 2013; Pearson recently announced an expansion of its partnership with Knewton.
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TL;DR: Get the time-saving Roborock S6 robot vacuum and mop with adaptive routing for $599.99, a 63% savings.
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"We've also seen reductions in stereotypical behaviors," says Sean Healy, who studies adaptive physical activity at the University of Delaware.
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The GT, which will come with the MagneRide adaptive suspension, will produce 459 horsepower and 612 pound-feet of torque.
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In 2017, Target added adaptive apparel made specifically for kids and toddlers with disabilities to its children's line Cat & Jack.
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Educational institutions will increasingly need to train students to become adaptive and flexible learners in their careers to remain competitive.
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Ulrik Juul Christensen is CEO of Area9 Lyceum, which develops personalized, adaptive online learning modules for schoolchildren, students and professionals.
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Xbox for everyone Another major highlight is the Xbox adaptive controller, which makes gaming easier for players with limited mobility.
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ASA stands for Adaptive Security Appliance and is a combined firewall, antivirus, intrusion prevention and virtual private network, or VPN.
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Instead of clinging to the past, the United States needs a complete redesign that favors adaptive education and competency measures.
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The renovations were overseen by C. Dudley Brown, a designer in Washington who specializes in historic preservation and adaptive reuse.
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We need to provide airmen with 21st-century technology that is agile, adaptive and secure — at the "speed of relevance."
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It's incredibly comfortable, supportive, and adaptive to both the way my body moves and the changing temperatures of my room.
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He works on a team that investigates new ways of measuring light to create adaptive, moveable mirrors for space telescopes.
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The alt-right knows this—they are an adaptive enemy that is constantly changing tactics to subvert the platform's guidelines.
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This allows creators to broadcast live events in full HD (1080p), and includes built-in cloud transcoding and adaptive streaming.
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Turns out all those sad nights spent alone with Netflix and declining invites from your friends may be positively adaptive.
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The Adaptive Controller, though branded Xbox, is also compatible with Windows, which opens the door to all sorts of possibilities.
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Today's connected vehicles sync up with crash avoidance systems, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warnings and other networked safety components.
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Between the Adaptive Foam layer and base layer, there's a transition layer filled with gel beads that add more support.
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We also administer an adaptive sport grant program providing up to $8 million annually to national, regional and community organizations.
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There's no adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking or lane-keeping on offer — strange omissions in a tech-focused segment.
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Google also says that volume will "dynamically adjust" depending on the environment you're in using a feature called Adaptive Sound.
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Microsoft and Adaptive Biotechnologies are working together to study how the human immune system responds to the COVID-19 coronavirus.
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You update for advances in AI as we think of new ways that we can provide more personal adaptive learning.
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Polly Trottenberg, commissioner of New York's Department of Transportation, said last month that her agency plans to explore adaptive options.
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From May through October, the adaptive bikes had 174 rides, Lisa Nuszkowski, the founder and executive director of MoGo, said.
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A feature like Touch Bar or Adaptive Keyboard is only going to succeed if it becomes a platform-wide standard.
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Unlike real paper, the Kindle Oasis features an adaptive front light so you can comfortably read when it gets dark.
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As for performance touches, the car gets center-locking 21-inch wheels, standard carbon-ceramic brakes, and adaptive-damping suspension.
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In 1999, he became the founding director of the Center for Adaptive Optics at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
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Predictions of the costs of climate change are often far higher when analysts rule out the possibility of adaptive behaviour.
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As the original post author states, this feature also lets those who use Microsoft's Adaptive Controller easily eject a disc.
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Things like transparency, heavy metal testing, vegetable-first blends and adaptive nutrition that meets the current needs of the child.
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Called the Freedom Wing Adapter, the box connects the Xbox Adaptive Controller to a wheelchair through its 9-pin port.
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Companies are expected to deploy these adaptive scooters within the first three months of the permit, which begins this month.
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They're generally fearful of people, but urban coyotes are highly adaptive and alter their behavior to survive in the city.
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A scientist ponders whether aesthetic judgments about mates are tied to traits we see as adaptive and worth passing on.
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All the elements are there; reconnaissance, target selection, lateral movement in the network, patience, timing for maximum impact, adaptive weaponry.
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Adaptive Insights, a cloud platform for business planning, was expected to price its up to $123 million IPO this week.
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For billionaire and hospitality titan Tilman Fertitta, one of the key secrets to success is being an adaptive people person.
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The Pro model features Adaptive EQ, which the company says adjusts sound frequencies to the shape of the wearer's ear.
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The advanced adaptive cruise control provides steering assist and lane-departure control, as well as a driver-alertness monitoring system.
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Cory Haik is the publisher of Mic, where she oversees editorial, product and analytics, driving Mic's adaptive journalism across platforms.
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Now, read the article, "Adaptive Video Game Controllers Open Worlds for Gamers With Disabilities," and answer the following questions: 1.
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