If consumers prefer a certain additive, have a sensitivity to a particular additive or simply want to choose products without an additive, they can; additives must be listed on food product labels.
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There are additive blood-thinning effects (fish oil or vitamin E taken with Coumadin), additive sedative effects (valerian used with antihistamines) and the prolongation or intensification of drug effects (St.
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Meanwhile, a product called Diamond CBD Vape Additive was found to contain dextromethorphan, while Liquid Gold Jungle Juice, Liquid Gold Strawberry, and also the Diamond CBD Vape Additive contained the synthetic marijuana.
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I think the fiscal stimulus would be additive to that.
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Constructing a house is a great metaphor for additive construction.
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The emoji engine of the online service is mostly additive.
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Being rewarded is additive, so users return for another hit.
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RGB (red, green, blue) is based on "additive" colour principles.
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Maybe the moment calls for a constructive and additive spirit.
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Kale, a nutritious leafy green, became a popular smoothie additive.
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Some experts also argue that additive manufacturing could become crucial.
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The likely culprit: an additive made with vitamin E oil.
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Even as it searches for novelty, photography is fundamentally additive.
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"Additive manufacturing will drive new levels of productivity for GE, our customers, including a wide array of additive manufacturing customers, and for the industrial world," GE Chief Executive Jeff Immelt said in a statement.
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The guidelines will apply to fruit juice and vegetable juice and "help manufacturers determine whether a color additive derived from a plant material meets the specifications under certain FDA color additive regulations," the FDA said.
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It's hard to imagine a scenario outside of a sex scene where nudity would be additive to a story — however, it would be additive to the "mature" reputation of an aimed specifically at adult readers.
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"Industry needs to rethink the value of additive manufacturing," he says.
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On the surface, this looks additive — that's still $150,000 in contribution!
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Its cinematic universe isn't additive; it's central to the entire fiction.
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Additive manufacturing can shield workers from much of what's dangerous there.
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OdorKlenz Laundry Additive is the best laundry odor remover we've tried.
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A cinnamon food additive impaired the cilia in human lung cells.
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This one was focused on a process called "additive" manufacturing — i.e.
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Carbon's machines also print more rapidly than other additive manufacturing systems.
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"There was not an additive effect" from combining them, he says.
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One of the earliest adopters of additive manufacturing was the medical industry.
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Companies use cellulose — a wood pulp derivative — as an anti-clumping additive.
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It's time for Lysol Laundry Sanitizer Additive (EPA registration number 777-128).
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Crackdown 3 does make a few minor tweaks, but they're mostly additive.
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Other additive manufacturing companies have developed machines capable of 3D metal-printing.
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Additive techniques are practical and accessible for much of the prototyping process.
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Purists believe terpenes should come from the cannabis plant, not an additive.
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Beyond security, Fox boasts of his company's network of certified additive manufacturers.
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Unlike subtractive, additive colour doesn't assume the full spectrum of visible light.
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It is also an additive in tablets, chewing gum and some rice.
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This made it increasingly popular as an additive in soups and stews.
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The company calls its new technology Atomic Diffusion Additive Manufacturing or ADAM.
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Siemens recently launched its Additive Manufacturing Network, partly to better localize manufacturing.
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At Blue Origin, Ellis helped set up the company's additive manufacturing program.
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"What publishers like about this is that it's just additive," McCue insists.
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"ANSES stresses in its opinion that the evaluation of the risks related to the use of this additive still suffers from a lack of data that the marketers and producers of this additive should have provided," they said.
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The show works as an additive — but one that's both nuanced and gentle.
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Triclosan is a popular additive in many consumer products because it kills bacteria.
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One tested in-field "additive manufacturing" (known as 3D printing) for critical components.
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Compared with the $70 billion machine-tool market, additive manufacturing is still tiny.
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At the time Mr. Liam was working with food additive company F.A. Group.
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A starting point is building up local expertise in additive manufacturing, he said.
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But when ingested as an additive to food or drink, it takes longer.
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Shrinking and additive migration are two of the most common ways plastics degrade.
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Tylosin controls liver abscesses, and Rumensin, another antibiotic feed additive, fights intestinal disease.
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It has since been banned as a food additive in New York City.
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They are similar to a commercial-brand eraser but without the cleaning additive.
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No single product, brand, substance or additive has been linked to all cases.
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Some research suggests that ingredients in chocolate chip cookies may have additive properties.
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Having to interface with multiple fintechs separately is ultimately value subtractive, not additive.
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None of the healthy people had the vitamin E additive in their lungs.
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Premium Aerotec, which uses additive manufacturing for parts in the Airbus A350 and the A400M military transporter, wants to achieve certification from European and then U.S. authorities for the additive manufacturing process, rather than having to get certification for each part.
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Stereolithography is among dozens of approaches to 3D printing (also known as additive manufacturing).
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Some European bakeries pump an additive known as 153 Carbon Black into their loaves.
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Typically techniques like aluminum fabrication and wood carving require subtractive rather than additive construction.
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Additive manufacturing is helping to lower the cost of innovation for firms across Africa.
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So you have retail sales which actually now are additive to second-quarter GDP.
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Materials companies are coming up with more and more specialised ingredients for additive manufacturing.
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The idea is to develop an additive-building process that results in no waste.
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There's some chemical additive I put in it so it's potable for five years.
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There's been no drop in milk yields on the cows using the seaweed additive.
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TC: What about with the other product, into which the additive is added directly?
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Beyond uses beet juice to achieve that effect and Impossible uses the additive heme.
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She also recommended using Oxyfresh Healthy Mouth water additive for stress-free dental care.
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The scientists also found cannabidiphorol (CBDP), a cousin to CBD, the popular wellness additive.
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Aircraft and aerospace companies are increasingly looking to additive manufacturing to produce engine parts.
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The extra caffeine is from concentrated black tea extract — it's not an artificial additive.
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It has not been approved as an additive for New York's medical marijuana program.
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They're motivated by positivity, and an additive sense to be able to do things.
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Niobium is used as an additive to steel to make it stronger and lighter.
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Plus, I didn't have all that much additive to say because — well, how could I?
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"The engine has a lot of additive parts," Blue Origin CEO Bob Smith told AL.com.
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A recycled-plastic additive for a standard road works out at £503-£350 a tonne.
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Eventually the Generative Design tool will accommodate other types of manufacturing beyond just additive design.
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For YouTube, that could mean a significant potential additive and recurring revenue stream beyond advertising.
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These are then melted and extruded by the laboratory's Big Area Additive Manufacturing (BAAM) machine.
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It also expects the merger to be additive to the combined company's earnings per share.
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If you need something with a little aspirational additive then check out the Ink+Volt.
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The deal is supposed to be immediately additive to Dominion's earnings once the acquisition closes.
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Even Villeneuve's constant interface with the 20013 original Blade Runner is harmonious, heartbreaking and additive.
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We have do research to keep up with China on additive manufacturing, on renewable energy.
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"It's additive overall and that's what I think you have to focus on," he said.
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I think people will continue using those other products, and this will just be additive.
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Humtown, which now employs about 65 workers, began incorporating additive manufacturing about five years ago.
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It is an ingredient in some foods such as sweets and known as additive E171.
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The printers use pneumatic systems, rather than traditional additive manufacturing technologies, to move ingredients around.
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I washed all my bedding and every article of clothing in new, additive-free detergent.
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That the health-care industry has so swiftly adopted additive manufacturing should be no surprise.
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You add a little bit of this additive until it just starts to fall down.
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Most patients tolerate them well, and they often can be combined for an additive effect.
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At normal levels, organic chloride is a useful additive that boosts the flow of oil.
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The additive is poisonous; the husband died, and the wife was left in critical condition.
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The substance is an additive commonly used at aquariums to clean fish tanks, it added.
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Another well-known additive found in vaping devices across the country is vitamin E acetate.
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"Our strategy is to make the customer experience additive by the ad process," Olsavsky said.
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When 2Is was founded in 2002, House thought additive manufacturing had a lot of potential.
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This includes "second-century design in manufacturing, automation, 3-D printing, additive manufacturing," he said.
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Vitamin E acetate is a viscous oil used as an additive in cannabis vape cartridges.
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Unlike the techniques pioneered by Kay, Olds and Ohno, additive manufacturing will never revolutionise mass production.
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They called it the Additive Manufacturing Integrated Energy Structure, a mouthful more easily called AMIE 1.0.
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That approval — the use of heme as a color additive — is what the FDA announced today.
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And that if they're going to pay us for it, it's because it's an additive experience.
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The additive would replace a proportion of the bitumen, so there are savings to be made.
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The subscription product is meant to be an additive service for users to track their portfolios.
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Big names like BMW and Lowe's have also pumped money into Desktop's impressive additive manufacturing technology.
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While I am not claiming SciFi alone is to credit, one can assume it was additive.
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Natural wines are the old-school, additive-free, often misunderstood cousins of your typical table vino.
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The caffeine dose depends on coffee bean type, preparation method, cup size, brand and additive flavors.
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Ketamine augments the brain's ability to change, which could explain why talk therapy might be additive.
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Link3D is launching a new service to connect industrial businesses with additive manufacturers around the country.
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The additive at the center of the case is called methyl tertiary butyl ether, or MTBE.
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This sweet-tasting chemical additive can be attractive to both kids and pets, with deadly results.
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Like is Kinect an additive to this, or can this open up a new Kinect door?
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Other players in additive manufacturing who offer metal-printers are 3D Systems, Renishaw, EOS and Stratasys.
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ANOTHER milestone has been passed in the adoption of additive manufacturing, popularly known as 3D printing.
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And, as a nontoxic additive, it found (and still finds) a use as a food coloring.
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In this era, results in international play are an additive to a player's legacy, a bonus.
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Researchers also plan to see whether the taste of milk is different using the seaweed additive.
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Plus, it's also a main additive to household items like lipstick, shampoo, laundry detergent, and soap.
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For others it will be additive, used for new processes and sometimes for client-facing scenarios.
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She referred to opacifiers — not pacifiers — as a type of additive used to make materials opaque.
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Mr. Lund's playing is hunkered and cleanly stated; Mr. Fortner has a sprightly and additive sensibility.
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Palm oil is the new "it" additive, used in everything from Ritz crackers to Dove soap.
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"Menthol cannot be considered merely a flavoring additive to tobacco," the committee said in its report.
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The additive is allowed in the South American country but not in Europe, Russia and China.
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But as additive manufacturing is used in more fields, hackers will naturally be interested in locating weaknesses.
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It's an additive in some cosmetics and body powders, including products marketed specifically for use on babies.
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The company's proprietary CLIP tech has sped up the process of additive manufacturing by leaps and bounds.
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Oat milk has some fiber like whole oats, but not a significant amount unless there's an additive.
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What's more Chipotle may be confusing matters by quibbling over what constitutes a truly additive-free menu.
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The skins are printed in a thermoplastic material using additive-manufacturing machines from Stratasys, an American company.
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With the acquisition, Walmart is acquiring new on-line technology that should be additive to what Walmart.
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The hydrocarbons can be used either as an additive in gasoline or as a component in plastics.
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My wish is for parenting to be an additive to a person's life rather than a burden.
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That's because additive manufacturing generally works by putting down an object one microscopic layer at a time.
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Calcium chloride is a naturally derived additive that prevents the flesh from breaking down in the can.
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After all, additive manufacturing is known for its speed, not the strength or detail of its products.
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If the bubble moves too fast, people might assume it's been diluted with some kind of additive.
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This slicing method enables an entirely new way to print designs with the CERES additive micromanufacturing system.
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But additive manufacturing is expected to grow across the board, Grayson said, especially in aerospace and automotive.
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The chemical, vitamin E acetate, is not an approved additive for THC vaping liquid in New York.
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The additive effect of memetic meaning isn't limited to what the internet does with it, of course.
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Video made a noteworthy appearance at the Basel edition of Design Miami earlier this month, where the slick, technological piece of furniture was used to display Couleur Additive Permutable Prismat and Couleur Additive Permutable Kuadrat, two hypnotic pieces of video art by legendary Franco-Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz-Diez.
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Even some of the most ardent anti-immigration economists admit that immigrants are additive to the U.S. economy.
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One chemical might mute or potentiate the effects of others in an additive, or even a synergistic, manner.
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In Madrid, the first tranche of on-demand scooters seems to be generating pretty superficial and additive use.
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MedMen says PharmaCann, which deals largely in medical-only markets, will be additive to MedMen's recreationally focused business.
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The impurity is a chemical that is used in gasoline as a stabilizer and as a lubricant additive.
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As analyst Ben Bajarin notes above, the growth Instagram is experiencing is probably additive overall to the category.
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The broader additive manufacturing industry generated just $5.1 billion in revenue last year, according to Wohlers Report 2016.
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Additive-manufacturing systems are being mashed together with traditional production methods, which themselves are improving with digital technologies.
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They do not know exactly how the additive harms the lungs, but studies in animals are being considered.
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"Household income boosts from this channel may be additive to the estimated $4,000 in income," the report said.
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Those additive hours that people have in the cockpit or doing their jobs are only going to help.
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YOU'RE CONSTANTLY LOOKING – IS THIS OPTIMAL SPENDING WHERE SHOULD WE SPEND ON R & D OR ADDITIVE OR DIGITAL.
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But Ross found that when she drank better wines—particularly low-intervention, additive-free ones—she felt better.
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The additive made of recycled bottles and plastic was developed by a company called Close the Loop Australia.
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The difference between the consumption of the two plastics could come down to the concentrations of additive chemicals.
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Ask Well An earlier version of this article incorrectly referred to potassium bromide as an additive to flour.
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The skin is pressed to produce mink oil, which repels water and is an additive in cosmetic products.
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At one of its hearings, manufacturing experts predicted a future of "additive manufacturing," or local 3-D printing.
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With the social network's 2.4 billion monthly users, it has the bandwidth to make dating an additive feature.
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Investigators are struggling to pin down a main culprit — a specific chemical or additive related to the illness.
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Streaming concert videos, which typically aren't available beyond shaky camera phone footage, feel additive to the music ecosystem.
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I didn't realize that I'd have to go through 100 drafts beyond that, but it was all additive.
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Movie studios look to additive VR/AR "bonus content" to help market their tentpole $100 million theatrical releases.
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Made in Space's Additive Manufacturing Facility / Image courtesy of Made in Space Made in Space's Additive Manufacturing Facility / Image courtesy of Made in Space Users on Earth can pay to use AMF, a 23D printer specially designed to operate in a microgravity environment, to print products on the space station.
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I'm trying to understand if you would be additive to our culture or just take away from the culture.
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BEYOND MEAT INC CEO- CO ENTERING INTO ADDITIONAL TESTS AND DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS, THOSE WILL BE ADDITIVE TO CO'S NUMBERS
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"Additive manufacturing has made it possible to provide low-cost prosthetic devices for children like Hailey," he tells TechCrunch.
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The remaining obstacle for the company was whether or not the company's "heme" could be considered a color additive.
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Soy lecithin is a common additive ingredient that's used to make oil and water mix together a little better.
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That's been a big additive to developing countries, to have the U.S. growing as fast as it has been.
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It's a fantastic salad additive and the leaves can be cooked like spinach, mixed into eggs or in soups.
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It's now used mostly as a specialty additive in cosmetics and things like caulks, sealants, and drywall joint compound.
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"Our goal is to get into all of the these," GE Additive chief Mohammad Ehteshami told reporters on Monday.
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The incubator includes 30 companies that span business software, information technology and a growing portfolio of additive manufacturing companies.
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Brazil's Agriculture Minister Blairo Maggi said on Monday that the additive was allowed in some countries but not Russia.
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Improved additive manufacturing techniques may enable smaller, more power-dense motors — or if not, at least make them lighter.
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How about 154 pounds of chicken intestines soaked in formalin, a prohibited food additive, that were seized in Indonesia?
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But obviously, given that we've expressed interest, we actually believe we could be additive and helpful in the association.
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The result is an additive that can boost the 'umami' or savory flavor of foods, stimulating our taste receptors.
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And so I suspect that most of the trademark secret is what kind of additive you want to add.
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But the risk is that this combination of exacting precision and stark moralism can be subtractive rather than additive.
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The charcoal may not be completely additive free, but it doesn't leave a strange aftertaste on your food, either.
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These "additive factories" can respond to local consumer preferences much faster than their conventional counterparts with long supply chains.
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But obviously, given that we've expressed interest, we actually believe we could be additive and helpful in the association.
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Relativity also has a new stable of Stargate 3D printers, a process which is also known as additive manufacturing.
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Mr. Perich describes "Interference Logic" as, for him, a rare exploration of "polyphony within each speaker," with additive signals.
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We did not combine resistance and endurance training, which would have been interesting to reveal their potential additive effects.
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According to Ministry of Sound, the cans are impossible to open and claim to be additive and gluten free.
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When it comes to additive and subtractive manufacturing, my designs are almost always downloaded from an online library of models.
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At the Hamburg Aircraft Interiors show last week, it demonstrated ducts, space dividers and cup holders made by additive manufacturing.
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De Blasio has sided with that approach, a metonym for liberalism: small-bore, negotiated, additive projects, rather than systemic change.
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GE Additive is more likely to use 3D printing for items such as golf putter heads, aerospace and medical applications.
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But the alternative of ignoring the technology, ignoring AI, ignoring machine learning and ignoring additive manufacturing is to our detriment.
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That's because additive manufacturing makes it possible to use no more than the exact amount of materials necessary per project.
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The Vitamin E additive has been an early focus of investigators seeking to determine the cause of the nationwide outbreak.
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At most, experts say, North Korea tested a "boosted-fission" device that uses an additive to achieve a bigger bang.
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Now with computers and additive manufacturing techniques, the metal parts process can be quicker and cheaper, given fewer upfront costs.
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Their 3D printer, known as the Additive Manufacturing Facility (AMF), already has 103 paying companies signed up to use it.
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Surprisingly, Hayes says Facebook Stories is "additive," not detracting from News Feed sharing or usage of its other Stories products.
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"We continue to focus on live cultural moments where can be additive, not adjacent, to the consumer experience," says Correnti.
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In black market THC vape cartridges, vitamin E acetate can be used as an additive or filler to increase profits.
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"Vitamin E acetate is used as an additive in the production of e-cigarette, or vaping, products," the report notes.
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While the mellowing, non-psychoactive compound is a hot additive right now, it might not be that way for long.
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Manufacturing will be disrupted by additive manufacturing technologies, and, eventually, advancements in nanotechnology that will allow for self-assembling machines.
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Back in 2004, roughly 215 restaurants were shut down in Guizhou province for spiking their dishes with the addictive additive.
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It's not additive, it's multiplicative and if any of them are zero, it takes the entire equation down to zero.
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Another possibility would be to do additive 3D printing process and then do precision subtractive processes to clean them up.
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"Additive manufacturing offers great potential to reduce the cost and weight of aircraft structures," the company said in a statement.
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CBD, also known as Cannabidiol, is highly commercialized as an additive in simple pleasures from ice cream to dog treats.
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It includes measures to ban menthol cigarettes, curb youth vaping and reduce nicotine to non-additive levels in traditional cigarettes.
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Interestingly, flooding and voter suppression aren't additive: among the 7 counties doubly cursed by both, voting action is again 72%.
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"We beta test many products to see if they would be additive to our portfolio and tenants," the spokesperson said.
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Our home team presents us with six additive equations, although they are not like any equations you solved in school.
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The truth is that these companies are constantly innovating, always giving you new earnings-additive reasons to buy their stocks.
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Panera even ruffled the feathers of Chipotle, leading the pair to quibble over what constitutes a truly additive-free menu.
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The prospective expansion of IG shopping could be additive, and would think it'd help 4Q, but we don't think transformative.
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Ractopamine is a feed additive used by U.S. pork producers to make leaner pigs that has been banned by most countries.
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The company's first magic microbe is an additive to soybean seeds called rhizobia, and their second is a treatment for peanuts.
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The cause remains unknown, although health officials believe a chemical exposure related to an oil-based additive may be the culprit.
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Kennedy has claimed that thimerosal, a mercury-based additive in vaccines causes neurological disorders in children — a theory that's been debunked.
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CHINESE EMBASSY IN CANADA CONFIRMS IT HAS HALTED IMPORTS OF CANADIAN MEAT AFTER FINDING PORK WITH RESIDUE OF FEED ADDITIVE RACTOPAMINE
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There's certainly no doubt that mass market commercialization of additive manufacturing has proved more fiddly and time-consuming than some envisaged.
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In the process of "reading" Darboven's work in this way, the reader engages automatically in an additive and canceling-out process.
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Again, ESPN+ is being positioned as an additive service and not something that poses any risk of cannibalizing the main network.
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Still, much more research and development must be completed before we can realistically expect to "print" any bridges with additive manufacturing.
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If utilized well, additive manufacturing would improve precision and quality control while reducing waste, costs and congestion during infrastructure construction projects.
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So by letting companies speak out and confront issues in this manner, we provide an additive, even entertaining experience for readers.
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Also known as additive printing, 3D printers create three-dimensional objects by building up successive layers of material under computer control.
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The cartridges and alloys that work with the printers are made by Desktop Metal and other major providers in additive manufacturing.
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Significantly, it was cleared as a safe food additive in 1969 by the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives.
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THERE ARE BIG THINGS LIKE DIGITAL AND ADDITIVE, THOSE ARE MASSIVE GAME CHANGING INVESTMENTS THAT WE'RE ADVERTISING OVER A LARGE PORTFOLIO.
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Additive manufacturing describes the process of 3-D printing, whereby layers are added on top of one another to build objects.
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The Tu-142 is a derivative of the Tu-95 strategic "Bear" bomber, with additive specialized equipment to conduct undersea surveillance.
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The U.S. government established the public-private partnership manufacturing institute, America Makes focused on additive manufacturing, or 2628D printing in 28500.
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They instead believe Quibi will be additive, and other services — like Netflix and Disney+ — can still win, even as Quibi wins.
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"I don't think this is additive or any kind of concession to our administration's demands," she said in an interview Monday.
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"Giving them some interesting information as to where they're going could be additive in people's lives, which is nice," he says.
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Both additive manufacturing (3D printing) and subtractive manufacturing (machining) are set to play a large part in the future American economy.
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While it's too early to state this definitively, Target believes these orders will end up being additive to its bottom line.
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The additive rebuilds hair bonds broken during pigmentation to make the strands stronger and healthier, and locks in the dye's vibrancy.
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Additive manufacturing saves money on material costs by reducing the number of parts needed and saves time from design to manufacturing.
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That outbreak was linked to vitamin E acetate, an additive that had been used in some marijuana and nicotine vaping products.
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This will be additive to those financial advisers because we'll now be giving them online banking to provide to their clients.
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The scientists fed fatty foods to one group of mice, and a second group ate non-fatty fish oil additive foods.
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There was a case with MTBE (methyl tertiary butyl ether), which is a gasoline additive, and it was product liability litigation.
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That had to do with the water supply in and around New York City, which had the leakage of the additive.
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Still, Santin said Brazil has shown it can export to Russia and China by separating production with and without the additive.
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Much to my surprise though, SparkleDog didn't have anything in there to give me pause except the addition of red #3, a common food additive which the brand uses for the pink color (more on that later), and the addition of chicken and fish meal, another food additive I've seen in dog food and tend to stay away from.
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And as global supply chains shorten, bosses will want to use additive manufacturing to tailor products to the demands of local consumers.
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The sail's Mylar surface reflects photons from the Sun, accumulating velocity gradually thanks to the additive effect of countless sub-atomic impacts.
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Unlike its desktop counterpart, which has stagnated somewhat in recent years, additive manufacturing is still very much a focus for many investors.
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For GE, the move means the flexibility to build custom parts like fuel caps, built with the latest metal-based additive manufacturing.
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Industries such as fashion, aerospace, medicine and food have already been showing signs of disruption with the introduction of additive manufacturing technologies.
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We also considered the importance of bringing something new and additive to the PC gaming ecosystem, and we believe that we can.
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The answer is no, but I still find the company too aggressive with its mix of grain-suppressing blur and additive sharpening.
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And so the question is, how do we do this in a way that's additive, and not subtractive of value for people?
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Everything else is additive...You stick a gun in the middle of the room on its own, and nothing's going to happen.
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The increased hypertension risk was additive and dependent on the severity of veteran's injuries, the study team reports in the journal Hypertension.
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Last year the FDA tentatively approved soy leghemoglobin as a safe color additive, but limited its availability to the masses through restaurants.
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I remember learning about how positive symptoms are not necessarily "positive" in terms of "happy," but rather additive to a person's experience.
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Instead, they contained maltodextrin, a sugar used as a food additive that is sometimes used to imitate aloe and is much cheaper.
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Up to 4 percent cellulose is allowed as a safe additive in such cheeses, according to standards set forth by the FDA.
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That's because lead was a common additive in house paint, gasoline and many other materials for years before its toxicity was known.
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Unlike traditional manufacturing processes, which remove material to reach a finished product, additive manufacturing builds an object layer by layer over time.
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At a push, the North may have tested a "boosted-fission" weapon that uses a fusion additive to achieve a bigger bang.
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Similar data from the NPD Group also indicates that Panera's shift to preservative- and additive-free food has boosted perception among diners.
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"The whole maker, additive manufacturing, miniaturization, commoditization, reduction of cost… has really enabled this kind of citizen science and engineering," he said.
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The FDA says it's "generally recognized as safe," a distinction that means a food additive is regarded as non-toxic by experts.
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"These data show that avasimibe and anti-PD-1 act through different pathways and have additive effects in cancer immunotherapy," they wrote.
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Vitamin E acetate might be used as an additive, most notably as a thickening agent in THC-containing vaping products, CDC said.
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Jude is in more mature cardiac rhythm management markets, so does this really become additive to the overall Abbott revenue growth rate?
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But the product assortment was not actually additive to anyone's life, because it didn't allow them to substitute shopping for the subscription.
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New industrial processes, such as on-demand machining and additive three-dimensional printing, may have a tremendous effect on the U.S. economy.
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The successful passage of the tax reform bill in the Senate brings domestic companies closer to a large, earnings-additive tax cut.
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Additive manufacturing is rapidly gaining the attention of large industrial firms as the technology improves and the pressure for custom manufacturing rises.
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"Well-tailored oversight not only protects the taxpayer, but it can be additive to the overall effort if structured properly," he said.
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Some people worry about whether flu shots contain thimerosal, an additive containing ethylmercury that is no longer used in any children's vaccines.
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Kramer-Ainza confirmed that the couple took the additive because they most likely read about chloroquine online and in recent news reports.
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Ms. Leon (left), 26, is a mechanical engineer in the additive manufacturing group at Baker Hughes, an energy services company in Houston.
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Sorbitol: Sorbitol is often added to foods as a sugar substitute and will show up on nutrition labels as an E420 additive.
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Researchers said evidence was mounting to connect the illness to vitamin E acetate, an additive found in illicit THC-based products. 22010.
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But then Volkswagen began selling cars that passed the tighter emissions tests without using the exhaust additive, which is known as urea.
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Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, is used to build objects by adding layer-upon-layer of material, such as plastic or metal.
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Occasionally, some natural winemakers will add some sulfites, a preservative and stabilizer that winemakers have been using longer than any other additive.
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Yeah, I guess to start my hope is, and my belief is, that it's gonna be tremendously additive to the human experience.
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The water that Flint had drawn for years via Detroit from Lake Huron had been treated with orthophosphate, a common anti-corrosion additive.
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The lights are an additive element that ups the immersion factor on the periphery and doesn't overshadow what's happening on your main screen.
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He thinks the best way to make these structures is to do a form of additive manufacturing — where the soil is slowly layered.
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The new additive lengthens that ripe window, but warning: It also means that the fruit takes at least twice as long to ripen.
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Other best household disinfectants include the Lysol Laundry Sanitizer Additive, Lysol Disinfectant Spray, Clorox Ultra Clean Disinfecting Wipes, and Method Antibacterial Toilet Cleaner.
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They've become an exceedingly popular garnish, a desired additive in beauty products, and an attention grabbing prop for photos (both personal and professional).
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"You can bring more raw materials for additive manufacturing instead of just carrying manufactured satellites," Jeff Manber, CEO of NanoRacks, tells The Verge.
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If a food additive messed up the balance of flora inside the rumen, that could be a real problem for cows and farmers.
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Some historians endorse this additive approach, already used in Colorado to clarify that a legendary battle against native Americans was actually a massacre.
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"Our filters are really our product, and they're meant to really alter and distort, to really be additive in a way," Grenier says.
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In response, the Brazilian agriculture ministry said that controls in place would ensure pork meat exports to Russia do not contain the additive.
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Put another way, those aides know that Mr Trump used bigotry as a fuel additive to power his way to the presidential nomination.
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The company specializes in desktop 3D carving — or subtractive manufacturing (not to be confused with the additive variety you get with 3D printers).
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Developed in the 1980s, 3-D printers create three-dimensional objects by laying down successive layers of material, a process called additive manufacturing.
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As a result, there are no unforeseen consequences in using it as a gasoline additive, unlike tetraethyl lead or its ill-fated successors.
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By the way, having him was completely additive and expansive, and I'm pleased that he came on board and wanted to do it.
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For many, it has also become a modern parable for mass-manufactured music, peddled to an undiscerning public like an unsafe food additive.
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Is it simply an additive problem, that is, the more adverse events you have, the more affected your health is likely to be?
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"You can just pop a few of these fibers into other materials and it becomes an additive that gives performance characteristics," he said.
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Industry experts quickly identified a filler additive as the source of the illnesses, but these reports were ignored for months, creating widespread panic.
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The two researchers received the Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award, which is given to scientists who exemplify the additive nature of research.
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It's the visual language of video games, but video games pull it off because that distanced voyeurism also comes with something additive: interactivity.
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Vitamin E acetate is used as an additive, most notably as a thickening agent in THC-containing vaping products, according to the CDC.
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"They did an incredibly good job in getting investors," said Terry Wohler of Wohler Associates, an additive manufacturing consultancy firm based in Colorado.
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As someone who is familiar with manufacturing and injection molding, you've surely known about 3D printing/additive manufacturing for a long time now.
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What's happening: Vitamin E acetate is a viscous oil used as an additive in cannabis vape cartridges, allowing thicker clouds to be exhaled.
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The gown also featured 3D detailing including a collaboration between Zac Posen x GE Additive x Protolabs, which designed the palm leaves collar accessory.
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But with in-space assembly or additive manufacturing in space, there isn't a need to build the entirety of a vehicle on Earth first.
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When prices of nickel, an additive in stainless steel, soared a decade ago, stainless-steel manufacturers found ways to make products less nickel-dependent.
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Desktop Metal's technology clearly represents a bright spot in the world of 3D printing/additive manufacturing — at least so far as investors are concerned.
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Also known as additive manufacturing, 3D printing works by laying down successive levels of material, mostly plastics at this point, to create an object.
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Pennsylvania-based Nelson's Creamery recalled one one of its products because of an undeclared amount of soy lecithin, a food additive, the FDA added.
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Still, it's the largest launch in the series' history, and the broader global interest can only be additive to the surprisingly strong Japanese sales.
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As of today, aircraft manufacturing giant Boeing has produced more than 20,000 additive manufactured parts on airplanes that have been delivered to their customers.
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The Helelani is part of NASA's Additive Construction with Mobile Emplacement (ACME) project, an effort to make planetary surfaces ready for real human habitation.
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Black plastics are colored using carbon black, a type of industrial pigment that is a desired additive in plastics for its durability and color.
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"As we are entering into additional test and distribution channels and take on new customers, those will be additive to our numbers," Brown said.
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And after Hari likened an additive called azodicarbonamide in Subway's bread to the material used to make yoga mats, the chain dropped the stuff.
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Palliative care is additive—an extra layer of support—and it can serve an essential function in the experiences of patients and their families.
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That 5 percent would come primarily from tax reform's additive effect on earnings, said Kolanovic, whose notes have spurred market moves in the past.
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App Annie found that despite users' lengthy playing sessions and repeat usage, Pokémon Go was having an additive effect on the larger app economy.
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In a simulation of additive fitness effects, the median Neanderthal was found to have a genetic load of 0.63 compared to the median human.
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But Impossible Foods has been working with the FDA to get soy leghemoglobin approved as an additive, too, separately from the approval for heme.
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Natural wines, with their additive-free vinification and minimal sulfur use, seem tailor-made for a vibrant food scene that shuns pesticides and additives.
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The chemical, which is available in tablet form as an antimalarial medication, is also an additive commonly used to clean fish tanks at aquariums.
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From additive costs to adviser services, employers and employees must both understand what they are signing up for and the value they will receive.
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Rather, she said it is "additive" and opens the door to further evolution of its business model, including expanding into holiday gifts, for example.
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The country&aposs Food and Drug Administration has previously warned about the dangerous and prohibited use of methanol as an additive in home brews.
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The country's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has previously warned about the dangerous and prohibited use of methanol as an additive in home brews.
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Quite apart from the fact, as you mentioned that they're also demographically younger, and therefore that's additive to growth, because the labor force increases.
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"When Bristol Myers reports on Thursday, I expect he'll talk about how additive this deal is for the company's earnings," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Great startups like Canva did well without me at the beginning, and they'll continue to do well without me —I just want to be additive.
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This and other connections remains loose — a note here, an additive there, one more layer appended to Davey's growing constellation of images, notes, and meaning.
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The CEO added that it's not in Target's DNA to be a full-service grocer, and instead views food as an additive purchase for shoppers.
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You can still be additive in helping fill the funnel of potential acquirers, especially if you've had communication with unlikely acquirers in the past. 6.
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If you are looking for one product that will sanitize your laundry and not damage your clothes, Lysol Laundry Sanitizer Additive is your best bet.
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As we've seen, the story is playing with not just being a straight-up adaptation of the series, but being an additive part to it.
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"The 3D printing industry is working together to utilize additive manufacturing's advantages to better our lives and benefit the consumer's product usage cycle," Peng said.
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With its latest devices, unveiled today at the Additive Manufacturing conference in Hannover, Germany, the company promises even more accuracy and detail than earlier models.
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The country produces well over half the world's palm oil, a commodity used in cooking and cosmetics, as a food additive and as a biofuel.
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The Dreamliner will be the first plane to fly with "Additive-Manufactured" 3-D parts that make up part of the plane's load bearing structure.
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"It's tough to have those plastics have the same performance regardless of temperature," said Ellen Lee, the technical leader of additive manufacturing research at Ford.
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The crux is the "brilliant factory," a multi-tiered format that harnesses sensors, big data, software, robotics and additive manufacturing (basically, metal-based 3D printing).
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"If something came along, it would need to be additive to be of interest, rather than a substitute for what we are doing," he said.
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Tens of millions of dental crowns, bridges and orthodontic braces have now been produced with the help of additive manufacturing, popularly known as 3D printing.
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"We want to accelerate certification and qualification to take advantage of the flexibility that metal additive manufacturing gives us," explained King in a press release.
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The growing industry of 3-D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, generated $6.06 billion in revenue in 2016, according to the Wohlers 2017 report.
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It's the cleanest and most affordable fuel additive on the market and reduces polluting substances like carbon monoxide, exhaust hydrocarbons and toxins from tailpipe emissions.
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First, carrageenan – an additive that emulsifies, thickens and stabilizes – is essential for the production of many organic products because of the technological role it plays.
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Variety allows manufacturers to select the correct additive for a particular food matrix, resulting in an optimal product with the lowest possible concentration of additives.
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The Dreamliner will be the first plane to fly with 'Additive-Manufactured' 3-D parts that make up part of the plane's load-bearing structure.
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Also known as additive manufacturing, 3D printing enables users to prototype models on their computers before printing them layer-by-layer on their 3D printer.
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It has always been about staying true to our vision and staying true to our audience in that whatever we create has to be additive.
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A deadly mistake: A couple in Arizona tried to self-medicate by ingesting an aquarium-cleaning additive that has the same active ingredient as chloroquine.
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In September, he signed a law to use bioethanol as an additive in Bolivian gasoline, which was seen as a boon for the sugar industry.
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It turns out vitamin E acetate, the vape fluid additive until now merely associated with lung damage, converts into a toxic chemical cocktail when heated.
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Where the bad redesign scrambled a bunch of popular elements and moved them into unfamiliar places, the five-screen design feels additive to the experience.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved heme as a color additive in September, clearing the way for Impossible to sell its burgers in grocery stores.
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SOAR is an additive piece of technology for security teams, but its value proposition is very different than other cybersecurity technologies, in Sharma&aposs view.
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General Electric last year bought a controlling stake in Swedish 3D printing company Arcam AB and Germany's Concept Laser, and launched an additive manufacturing division.
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Photo: Impossible FoodsConcerned that the additive could be a potential allergen, last July the FDA limited its availability to consumers as a cooked product only.
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That survey was done amid the outbreak of vaping-related illnesses, which has been linked to an additive in marijuana, mostly from the black market.
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Moreover, marijuana use carries risks, including cannabis use disorder, psychosis and cognitive impairment, as well as additive effects when used with other substances, including opioids.
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Monosodium glutamate is a powerful flavor enhancer that, despite what you may have heard, is widely accepted in the scientific community as a safe additive.
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At Arnika Dawkins, Chicago native Ervin A. Johnson distorts tightly framed portraits of young Black faces in his series #InHonor, using additive collage-like techniques.
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Additive manufacturing, as it is known technically, is speeding up prototyping designs and is also being used to make customised and complex items for actual sale.
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While it has legitimate use as a painkiller, illicit fentanyl has been used by drug traffickers as an inexpensive additive to other illegal drugs, namely heroin.
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From a cost perspective, it doesn't really matter whether each 3D printed product is the same or different; additive manufacturing has no need for standardized molds.
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Try something similar with some of the new types of magnets now being made using additive manufacturing (3D printing), and a rather different image might appear.
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They say it can cause health problems in people and is too similar to clenbuterol, an illegal additive in pig feed used to keep meat lean.
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If so, then Yun's additive process brings the outcome of the journey into focus: he continues moving towards a black gateway through the act of painting.
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Permethrin has been used before as a paint additive, with a housing estate in Singapore using paint containing permethrin to paint blocks of flats in 2016.
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"The manufacturer will prefer to find a solution which is additive rather than one which requires the replacement of core subsystems of the design," Britt explains.
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As anyone who has ever worked in a service industry will tell you, tips are additive; it's money you're paid on top of your base wage.
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China is the world's biggest consumer of pork but strictly enforces a ban on the beta-agonist ractopamine - a feed additive used to plump up pigs.
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The next generation of additive manufacturing technologies are making their way down from the industrial market to desktops of consumers and retailers much like FDM did.
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The 360 Eye is no exception, and its purples, blues and glossy grays make a bold visual statement, which is actually additive to your home decor.
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On March 27th the anti-drugs squad declared that China had never approved industrial cannabis as a medical or food additive; the hemp index briefly drooped.
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In a nutshell, the difference is that RGB is additive and displays better on a screen; CMYK is subtractive and is intended for a printed page.
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Citing competitive reasons, Tyson declined to comment on whether it pays farmers more for pigs raised without the feed additive or if it was offering premiums.
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Natural gas is odorless and invisible, but an additive used to make it detectable to the human nose blanketed neighborhoods at times with a nauseating stench.
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Russia, which until recently bought nearly 40 percent of Brazilian pork exports, imposed a ban in December after discovering traces of the prohibited food additive ractopamine.
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The rich argan oil, once pressed and refined, is both tasty and popular on international markets as an additive to cosmetics, soaps, shampoos and other products.
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A successful attack on one of the SDF ships doesn't change the overall story, Horton explains, but the optional missions will pay out smaller additive ways.
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And they could prioritise extension once again by helping local firms to master new technologies such as machine learning, augmented reality, additive manufacturing and so on.
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SLM Solutions, based in Lübeck, Germany, produces laser machines used in metal-based additive manufacturing, with customers in the aerospace, energy, health care and automotive sectors.
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N-nitrosodiethylamine is a suspected human and animal carcinogen that is used in gasoline and as a lubricant additive, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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The case is more than a decade old and concerns charges that Exxon allowed the gasoline additive methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) to leak into groundwater.
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Blurring the lines between science fiction and reality, advances in additive manufacturing are bringing us closer to the worlds that have long been depicted as fantasies.
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Peace and her colleagues bought the same two products their caller had taken, Liquid Gold Strawberry and Diamond CBD Vape Additive, and seven more to test.
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Part of the reason I'm optimistic is the combination of four extraordinary and additive "superhero" capabilities we now have at our disposal: Mobile + Cloud + AI + IoT.
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Most of these medically serious cases came from people using marijuana-based vaping products that the CDC says contain a harmful additive called vitamin E acetate.
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Nonethanol gas is not widely available, so a workaround is using an additive that will inhibit fuel-system corrosion caused by ethanol, which is alcohol-based.
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Holm told Eater that health department officials told her she could sell CBD, but not as a "food additive," a distinction Holm said didn't make sense.
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HyTech is not the first or only company to develop an HHO additive system, but nothing on the market comes close to those kinds of numbers.
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Now, a team of researchers think that the introduction of a now common sugar additive into our diets, called trehalose, may be responsible for the increased virulence.
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The predominant source of lead soil contamination in the United States was the gasoline burned in the mid-1970s and earlier that included lead as an additive.
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Impossible is also planning on launching its products in grocery stores as soon as September after receiving FDA approval for its key ingredient as a color additive.
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It has also launched a "developer council," a program that provides tools, resources, and other things that OEMS need to leverage the Dyndrite's kernel and additive toolkit.
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It's exactly the type of side feature that I welcome in these games: additive, without being overly time consuming (as was Super Training) but also ultimately optional.
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"First and foremost we want to build an ad platform that provides value to Pinners and is additive to the experience," monetization product manager Nipoon Malhotra said.
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The researchers say that the "emoji engine of the online service is mostly additive," and the team mimicked the way Bitmoji works to help automatically create avatars.
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Scientists are currently looking at these chemical compounds to figure out if we can make versions safe for humans as an additive or alternative to anti-venom.
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Other leaders such as Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has also backed the potential of AI. Dorsey said that the impact of AI would be "positive" and "additive".
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Among the things that set the company's new machine apart from some of the competition is a focus on additive manufacturing for production, in addition to prototyping.
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For it is information technology that will power the Internet of Things, connected cars, smart infrastructure, additive 22019D manufacturing, and revolutions in health care, energy, and education.
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At Ford, which recently launched an additive manufacturing research division in Dearborn, Michigan, there are still questions around the strength and durability of 3-D printed materials.
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A sign outside read, "Real wine, free wine"—referring to the restaurant's natural, additive-free wines—and the by-the-glass menu was near the restaurant entrance.
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The company sells medicines for both pets and livestock, and its Rumensin cattle feed additive accounts for 10 percent of its annual sales of about $3 billion.
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Like an Earth-bound 3D printer, the device on the ISS uses an additive manufacturing method to print objects in layers of plastics, metals, and other materials.
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It's naturally found in apples, apricots, and cherries, and is an almond-scented additive in many foods, such as cherry Jolly Ranchers—and cherry-flavored e-cigs.
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MSG came under fire in 1968 after a scientist blamed a mysterious ailment called "Chinese food syndrome" on the additive, claiming it caused weakness and heart palpitations.
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Adaptive robotics, machine learning, modern sensors and additive manufacturing have flattened labor cost advantages of developing countries and should bolster the trend of U.S. production on-shoring.
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Pictured above (from left to right): Chris Prucha, Joel Ong Origin creates manufacturing-grade printers that enable additive mass production of consumer products and end-use parts.
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The "fifth taste," umami, is the mouthfilling, savory flavor first identified by Japanese scientists in the early 20th century, then quickly synthesized into the additive monosodium glutamate.
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Mr. Whitten's additive processes achieve a new level of invention, and serenity, in "Lichnos" (2008), a homage to a fish local fishermen found especially hard to catch.
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"Additive manufacturing is now widely available for the aeronautics industry," says Nobuyoshi Fujimoto, a spokesman for the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), the country's equivalent of NASA.
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Used as solder in circuit boards of many consumer electronics and as an additive in batteries, it's a critical component in smartphones, electric vehicles, and 5G technology.
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The additive machines are in constant use as designers and engineers propose new device shapes and styles that sound great in theory but must be tested in person.
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Kendall insists that Pinterest doesn't intend to displace traditional retail, but rather sees the platform as additive to the 90 percent of shopping that is still done offline.
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The Silicon Valley company that created the method, Carbon, say it's faster and more adaptable than traditional additive printing, and can make mass-production 3D printing a reality.
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It really makes you feel like you're there if it's done right and so it's additive to the gaming experience, but when somebody's gaming, they want to engage.
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Sandvik is also at the start of a technology transformation amid increasing take-up of electric and automated mining equipment as well as early preparations for additive manufacturing.
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Fashion designer Zac Posen worked with GE Additive and Protolabs to create fashion pieces not stitched together by traditional dressmaking artisans but built and cured by 23D printers.
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"Brands should be additive and trying to add to the person's experience, so it's a net benefit — it's time well spent rather than distraction," she told the audience.
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The FDA has questioned whether the green fluorescent jellyfish protein Zayner is selling might be classified as a color additive for food that hasn't yet been FDA approved.
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Industrial 3D printing bigwig (and MakerBot owner) Stratasys took to the stage at the Rapid additive manufacturing event in Pittsburgh this morning showcase the Continuous Build 3D Demonstrator.
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Astronauts have used the startup's AMF, or Additive Manufacturing Facility, on the ISS to churn out everything from finger splints to tools, sculptures and even other printer parts.
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The company's integrated hardware and software-based manufacturing process uses additive metal manufacturing in the design, engineering and manufacturing of vehicle structures for both automotive and aerospace companies.
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The European Union's food safety agency EFSA last year completed a re-evaluation of the E171 additive in food, concluding that available data did not indicate health concerns.
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You consistently find good gear via enemy drops and containers spread across the worlds, too, so it's something that I found wasn't really additive to the overall experience.
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This leads consultants at PWC to conclude in a new report that additive manufacturing "is crossing from a period of hype and experimentation into one of rapid maturation".
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In its additive capacity, however, 1 is unstoppable: if you keep adding 1 to itself, Dr. Cheng noted, you can generate all the natural numbers, out to infinity.
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The industrial giant said the acquisitions of the two suppliers, Arcam of Sweden and SLM Solutions Group of Germany, would bolster its materials science and additive manufacturing operations.
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It's also not a liquid, so it's easy to travel with — and you're not wasting money on the water which, in most beauty products, is a useless additive.
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"We've largely seen these products to be very additive within Instagram and overall" says Stein, explaining that Direct isn't cannibalizing Instagram feed usage or Facebook's other messaging products.
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It does not appear they took the pharmaceutical version of the drug, but rather "an additive commonly used at aquariums to clean fish tanks," according to Banner Health.
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Examples of core space technologies include communications and spacecraft materials with an increased focus on cloud computing, data analytics, additive manufacturing, cyber security, and AI and robotics technologies.
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The best known are THC, the ingredient that gets you high, and cannabidiol (CBD), which does not and which is increasingly used as a food additive and supplement.
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Elanco sells medicines for both pets and livestock, and its Rumensin cattle feed additive is responsible for some 10 percent of its roughly $2.9 billion in annual sales.
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With its supposed benefits mounting (despite a relative dearth of strong scientific studies to back all of them up), CBD became an increasingly popular additive in consumer products.
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Niobium, a rare metal in high demand from automakers, aerospace companies and other manufacturers, is used as an additive to steel to make the metal stronger and lighter.
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Regulators years ago forced an end to its routine use as an additive to paint and gasoline or its use as a metal of choice in water pipes.
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Android X: Xanthan gum, a staple of molecular gastronomy and an additive often found in things like ice cream and syrup that helps improve texture and shelf-life.
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"It's a lot easier than people think to propagate these weapons through additive manufacturing," says August Cole, director of the Art of Future War Project at the Atlantic Council.
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Services growth decelerated again Y/Y, but this was expected and the segment starts to face much easier comps moving forward just as new offerings start to become additive.
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But the additive nature of micro-mobility underlines a pressing need for the technology to be properly steered if cities, residents and societies are to get the best benefits.
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Credit: Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine/Nature Biology Bioprinters work the same way that conventional 3D printers do, using additive manufacturing to build complex structures layer by layer.
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The cherry on top of all that, is that PSLs are made with whipped cream, which often contains an additive alleged to cause cramps, gas, and bloating, called carrageenan.
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At its core, "metal 3D printing" is a simplified term for a metal-based additive manufacturing process; primarily either Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) or Selective Laser Melting (SLM).
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General Electric's divestiture of GE Capital is essentially complete, freeing up cash to make greater investments in the future of the company, including digital, additive manufacturing and renewable energy.
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Additive manufacturing, more commonly known as 3-D printing, is the process by which heat and pressure fuse together thermoplastics or powdered materials to create a three-dimensional object.
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Additive manufacturing is currently too slow and too unreliable to match the pace of an assembly line, which means it's also too costly, at least for the auto industry.
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The activation and fade rates of ACUVUE® OASYS with Transitions® will typically be faster than glasses due to consistent human body temperature and the optimized photochromic additive.
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Schroeter said that two-thirds of IBM's business is done outside of the United States, so a weak dollar would be additive to the technology giant's earnings per share.
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"Our job at the Voyager Fund is to find technologies, business models, platforms and approaches, which are complementary and are additive to what we can do internally," he said.
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"Additive manufacturing is a key part of G.E.'s evolution into a digital industrial company," Jeffrey R. Immelt, the G.E. chairman and chief executive, said in a news release.
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The NCA this year added a new question on respondents' familiarity with cannabidiol (CBD), an ingredient in cannabis whose use as an additive to beverages, including coffee, has grown.
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The city also treats its water with orthophosphate, a food additive that creates a protective film on the inside of pipes that prevents lead from leaching into the water.
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Despite the late start, Celgene believes JCAR017 could have peak annual sales of $3 billion and it sees the acquisition being "incrementally additive" to net product sales in 2020.
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Today, you can hear their textures, additive rhythms, and string orchestration in the work of everyone from Nicolas Jaar to James Blake to Frank Ocean (whom Greenwood helped produce).
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Also known as "additive manufacturing," the technology is used across industries to make prototypes, personalized items and small batches of products that would otherwise require molds or specialist machines.
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An additive process that gradually creates a physical object from a digital design, it has started to reduce the industry's wasteful footprint and made customizable objects more cost-effective.
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This web delivery service that features plant-based, additive-free ingredients, prepared for cooking and packaged, opens its first brick-and-mortar store, a pop-up through June 28.
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Experts say removing this additive from foods is one of the easiest and most straightforward ways to reduce the prevalence of heart disease and the deaths related to it.
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These results would appear to suggest that the transition is firmly additive, not just by expanding Microsoft's addressable market but also by increasing demand for its on-premises products.
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GE expects to sell about 500 printers this year, generating about $500 million in revenue, more than double last year's sales, said Jason Oliver, chief executive of GE Additive.
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The vape additive vitamin E acetate, a sticky ingredient that is often used as a cutting agent for THC vapes, was linked to lung issues for the first time.
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"It is another additive tool for patients to understand their surgical outcomes," said Dr. David H. Song, a plastic surgeon and president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
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Although companies from SpaceX to legacy engine maker Aeroject Rocketdyne (AJRD) build some parts with additive manufacturing, Relativity plans to use in-house technology to 3D print every single component.
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Whereas 33D printers lay down melted plastic in a process called additive manufacturing, CNC machines use a drill bit to carve away at a material, a process called subtractive manufacturing.
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The machines carrying out this work will be highly automated and use processes such as computerised knitting, robotic cutting and additive manufacturing, which involves building up shapes layer by layer.
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Its subsequent report in January 2018 split on Roosevelt, calling for an "additive" approach: meaning both contextualizing work at existing monuments, and adding new monuments, like that for Shirley Chisholm.
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The Food and Drug Administration just approved contact lenses that contain a "photochromic additive," which gets slightly darker when you are out in the sun, and then becomes clear again.
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The researchers are working with CelluComp, a British firm that produces such platelets for industrial applications, including as an additive that helps toughen the surface of paint as it dries.
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Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge feels like an additive result of learnings from a land that has 'native' merchandise and foods and tries to keep as much as possible 'in story'.
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The FDA in a statement said it concluded soy leghemoglobin, a protein-based color additive Impossible Food uses to make its burgers look and "bleed" like real meat, was safe.
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In a move that may anger environmentalists, Klobuchar also calls for allowing more ethanol, the automobile fuel additive made from corn, to be used in U.S. cars during the summer.
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For example, say you put in the results of your clinical trial testing a food additive on a certain strain of mice, and found it resulted in a certain condition.
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The additive, methyl tertiary butyl ether, or MTBE, was added to gasoline from the 1970s to the mid-2000s, to increase its oxygen content and make it burn more cleanly.
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James Coburn, a senior research engineer for the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health, highlighted the potential for advancements in personalized medicine through 3D printing, also called additive manufacturing.
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In addition to an increased willingness to pay for Disney's service, the new Morning Consult study found that the new service would be seen as additive to users' existing bundles.
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Cargill invested in feed additive company Delacon in July, bought the animal feed business of U.S. farm cooperative Southern States in August and expanded feed milling in Thailand in September.
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The CDC cautions that antibiotics alone have not made everyone's vaping illnesses better, suggesting the root of these lung illnesses may be more complex than any single ingredient or additive.
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It does not appear they took the pharmaceutical version of the drug, but rather "an additive commonly used at aquariums to clean fish tanks," Banner Health said in a statement.
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For years, monosodium glutamate, a food additive known as MSG, has been branded as an unhealthy processed ingredient mainly found in Chinese food, despite a lack of supporting scientific evidence.
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The Canada-based company Buoyant Aircraft Systems International is developing gas bags designed to carry hydrogen, and Moscow-based RosAeroSystems created a chemical additive capable of making hydrogen less flammable.
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"And they're not going to find a $50 billion or a $100 billion acquisition that they can make at remotely a sensible price that can really become additive," he speculated.
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The fruits (yes, they are fruits) are coated in a odorless, tasteless additive called Apeel, according to its creators, is made from lipids and glycerolipids that naturally occur in produce.
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The oil industry was also trying to fend off concerns about air pollution and the use of lead as a gasoline additive, a battle it finally lost in the 1970s.
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The difference is that instead of printing an object layer by layer from the top down like traditional additive 3D printers do, Carbon's process is continuous and starts from the bottom.
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The study, published in Scientific Reports, looked to see how "additive genetic effects (the heritability)," shared environmental effects and non-shared environmental effects affected each twins likelihood of having a dog.
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"We executed on our 2016 goals and continued to drive growth across our businesses through the GE Store while investing in additive manufacturing and digital technology," he said in a statement.
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A farmer's son, he was horrified at the additive-riddled state of the American food industry, and once he assumed his new office, he began methodically investigating food and drink fraud.
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The additive gave Beier's formulation a lighter, thinner consistency and skin-friendly properties — which led to Bio-Oil being brought to market in 1987 as a product geared toward dry skin.
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According to one 2013 study that looked at liquid hangover treatments, Sprite-like soft drinks are the most effective at reducing acetaldehyde in the body thanks to a common additive: taurine.
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That it will use robots and novel production techniques such as additive manufacturing (known as 1603D printing) is not surprising for Germany, which has maintained its manufacturing base through innovative engineering.
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On Tuesday, China's customs agency said it would block pork imports from a Canadian company after a batch of the firm's pork was found to contain the banned feed additive ractopamine.
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The overview contains all the main additive manufacturing technologies of today, starting with process descriptions and guiding through all the individual technologies and material options, ending with the key industry players.
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The 3D printing company Made in Space has partnered with NASA to send their Additive Manufacturing Facility (AMF) to the space station on a launch scheduled to take place next Tuesday.
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The company's Terran rocket is priced to the middle of the market at $10 million per launch, but is almost entirely printed using additive manufacturing with less than 1,000 individual parts.
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France's agriculture and health ministries said in a statement they would request a review from the country's health and safety agency ANSES to see if the additive presented risks for consumers.
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"This is consistent with our expectation for inventories to be additive to growth in the second half," said Tim Quinlan, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Augmenting its business in 3 D-printing, General Electric said it was buying Arcam of Sweden and SLM Solutions of Germany, two of the leading companies in metal-based additive manufacturing.
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And because those additive modules won't have any other device to slot into, the challenge for Google is to essentially prove that it can give us something more than a smartphone.
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Federal law requires that water systems which are sent through lead pipes must contain an additive that seals the lead into the pipe and prevents it from leaching into the water.
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Because the Clean Air Act requires reductions in toxics, it would provide a new market for ethanol since it is the highest octane and lowest cost additive in the market today.
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A man died and his wife was under critical care after the two tried to self-medicate for the novel coronavirus with chloroquine phosphate -- an additive used to clean fish tanks.
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Ms. Dunn, a model, arrived at the Met Gala in a 30-pound dress made of large plastic petals, designed by Zac Posen and General Electric Additive and built by Protolabs.
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So we did have to do a lot of third-party testing to make sure that adding our highlight additive to the disinfectants wouldn't reduce the potency of the disinfectant itself.
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Zaron billed itself as a food-additive manufacturer, but it was in fact responsible for a majority of the fentanyl that Berry and Vivas Ceron were moving into the United States.
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From its headquarters in Hong Kong, Zaron's advertisements said, it had become a leader in "the sector of food additive" across Asia, with its products sold in more than 43 countries.
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Besides, many said, if MSG was so dangerous, masses of people would have fallen sick in countries that cook with the additive, like China and Japan -- something that simply hasn't happened.
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Now, some are reclaiming and openly embracing the additive; Chinese restaurant chain Mission Chinese Food has salt shakers filled with MSG, and MSG margaritas with MSG crystals in the ice cubes.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found an additive in THC vapes that could be at fault for some lung injuries and deaths among the thousands sick this past year.
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Not only will the integration of KapStone be immediately additive to the new WestRock's earnings, but the company is guiding towards $200 million in cost synergies and performance improvements, Cramer said.
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The deal also bolsters the prospect of Brazil resuming pork exports to the EU. Brussels currently does not recognize Brazil's ability to segregate meat produced with and without feed additive ractopamine.
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As Lindemann and Spear told Bloomberg, the growth of CBD, the additive, is causing confusion for fans of CBD (both the substance and the shop), and now they're considering their legal options.
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Impossible Burger received Food and Drug Administration approval to use heme as a color additive in the U.S. in July, clearing the way for the product to be sold in grocery stores.
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At the crux of its strategy are two tactics: playing into consumers' love for a treasure hunt, and finding ways to ensure the orders they ship are additive to its bottom line.
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These organizations are most likely to want to try new additive manufacturing tech first, and to help a startup like Collider perfect various features of their software, materials and machines, she said.
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"We welcome John Paulson's addition to the board and believe his involvement will be additive, especially in that we both have stated the same goals for AIG," Icahn said in his statement.
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West Virginia-based Felman Production LLC has said large and increasing volumes of silicomanganese, an alloy additive used to make steel, from Tasmanian Electro Metallurgical Co (TEMCO) have "significantly undercut" U.S. prices.
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One of the biggest causes of their decline is loss of habitat to the world's seemingly never-ending appetite for palm oil, a cheap additive used in everything from food to biofuel.
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While Chipotle has made a distinction between its additive-free menu and the menus of chains like Panera, it seems consumers may not understand the differentiation or even care, said NPD's Riggs.
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"We look to apply benefits across our programs - missile defense, satellites, planetary probes, especially as we create more and more common products," said Brian Kaplun, additive manufacturing manager at Lockheed Martin Space.
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We envision Okay as a mood modifier, a socially accepted additive as common as coffee or chamomile tea—in essence, a less sinister version of Soma from Aldous Huxley's Brave New World.
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By using "the box" in concert with a powdered additive that prevents the resin from hardening until exposed to ultraviolet light, shapers gain a valuable cushion of extra time to correct mistakes.
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The tests showed levels of manganese of up to 53 milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg), while the additive is deemed at a "danger level" at 24 mg/kg, the Honda complaint said.
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Controlling the direction of paint strokes containing this additive allows monochromatic white canvases to reveal their geometric divisions, slipping in and out of sight as viewers adjust their proximity to the surface.
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I think it's actually becoming an additive effect, because people can kind of think about what this means in terms of sampling at large, but also YouTube and the human voice sampling.
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If you are looking for an effective laundry odor removal product that is safe for all washable fabrics and tackles a wide range of odors, OdorKlenz Laundry Additive is your best bet.
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Pemex Chief Executive Officer Octavio Romero said the ruptured pipeline, which Durazo said early findings suggested had been tapped before, was vital to transporting an additive needed for gasoline produced in Mexico.
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We should assume everybody can be additive to the payments ecosystem, and talk about how we can work together, as opposed to just assuming people are disruptive or assuming they're an enemy.
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Professor Wattiaux's colleague Dan Schaefer says an experimental chemical additive in feed reduced methane emissions by 30 percent in test cows without any apparent harm to the animals or their milk production.
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At the time laser projectors were bulky and expensive because they needed three different types of laser, one to project each of the three additive primary colours of red, blue and green.
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Ms. Clayton-Tarvin talked about the area's layout of gas lines, the trajectory of the smell's spread and her sense in the odor of a hint of mercaptan — a natural gas additive.
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Roper says that 3D printing, also called additive manufacturing, can produce many of the parts for which the Air Force finds itself desperate, from C-5 gasket handles to F-15 longerons.
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Perhaps this indicates that people are taking the CDC's advice and not vaping as much or at all, or perhaps the products using the additive have been quietly slipped off the market.
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"We're going to hold them in all five wards of Newark, and we'll talk about what's happening now, what's working and what's missing, and how this can be additive," Mr. Schreiber said.
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