That's just very much a part of my analytical mind, and where my analytical mind and creative mind meet, the theses become stories.
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These include provisional adverse analytical findings (PAAFs) for 30 athletes who contested the Beijing Olympics, and adverse analytical findings (AAFs) for 15 competitors at London 2012.
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The State had the ability to transform a positive analytical result into a negative one by ordering that the analytical process of the Moscow Laboratory be altered.
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A mix of creativity and analytical abilities Digital marketing requires both creative thinking and analytical thinking, so we look for a candidate capable of and excited about both.
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The CIA director interacts daily with the agency's operational and analytical executives and experts, and so tracks not only the finished analytical products but more substantively, the raw intelligence and operational field cables.
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Apparently, more "analytical" Democrats were better able to convince themselves that climate change was a problem, while more "analytical" Republicans were better able to convince themselves that climate change was not a problem.
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The analytical tools to quantify the impact don't readily exist.
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"I think you will like analytical meditation," he told me.
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He isn't making an analytical prediction about the stock market.
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The ratings agency named Brett Hemsley as global analytical head.
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There is no analytical solution to this set of problems.
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This could add another tool for analytical and imaging technologies.
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Mercury in analytical Virgo is also helping you get organized.
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They help develop motor skills, analytical thinking, and creative expression.
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Mr Romer says these analytical habits flow from the top.
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MOTHERBOARD: What was your reaction to the Cambridge Analytical scandal?
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This emphasis on an analytical approach has worked for Myers.
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Alpinists are highly analytical, supremely aware and often tightly controlled.
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She was convinced she could take the analytical approach further.
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My second year of grad school, I taught analytical writing.
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"I have both the analytical and the instinctual," she says.
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This develops the student's focus, comprehension skills and analytical skills.
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The Treasury report has none of those proposals' analytical rigor.
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A new animation by aerospace data firm Analytical Graphics, Inc.
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Munoz is more analytical and takes more time making decisions.
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The Democratic speakers, by and large, were analytical and detailed.
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Johnson expresses his plans and ideas with rigorously analytical precision.
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Pundits and politicians often confuse analytical findings with moral judgments.
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But those analytical concerns of form were secondary for me.
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Business leaders have analytical skills, and they can communicate and lead.
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Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage of Voyage.
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I practice analytical meditation every day, usually early in the morning.
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Fitch will no longer provide rating and analytical coverage on Suruga.
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Or you can go analytical: Which number episode are you on?
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Perhaps analytical whimsy is the best way to characterize their consolidation.
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Communication today is clear, thanks to the Moon in analytical Virgo.
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Bergdahl will never be commemorated for his judgment or analytical skills.
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I cannot believe there is only one Cambridge Analytical out there!
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But this truth "cannot be taught by analytical deduction", he added.
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Fitch will no long provide rating and analytical coverage of Pivdennyi.
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Left brained people, by contrast, are more logical, analytical and objective.
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They published their findings in the July issue of Analytical Chemistry.
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I am overly analytical, sometimes earnest, definitely neurotic, and extremely emotional.
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Q: It seems that Milos is a very systematic, analytical person.
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Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Bite.
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"I am a planner and have analytical genes," Ms. Higgins said.
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Hayley emerged as a deeply analytical thinker with horsepower for days.
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But Mr. Hardtke said Mr. Leng took a more analytical approach.
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Held the position of head of Government Analytical Centre since 2012.
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The Moon enters analytical Earth sign Virgo today, sharpening your mind!
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Explorers have that kind of analytical capability that's really quite impressive.
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Dynasty Financial offers consulting, analytical and marketing services for advisory firms.
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She says that those with hard-driving, analytical careers struggle most.
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I am not advocating that you ignore your analytical, rational mind.
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Her books are restrained and analytical, but they are never chilly.
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But it was the kind of analytical input that he welcomes.
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She has an analytical mind and is at ease with technology.
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I know, but I want you to be more analytical. Sure.
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My starting point is with political parties and their analytical teams.
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An analytical, scientific view reigns, and there's little room for God.
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"I would treat it like a deadly poison, because it is," said Sean Fitzgerald, the Director of Research and Analytical Services at the Scientific Analytical Institute in Greensboro, where the Just Shine Shimmer Powder was tested.
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Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage on Penza Region.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Vicenza.
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T.S. Kelso, a senior researcher for satellite-tracking company Analytical Graphics Inc.
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Nijssen, an analytical chemist in the Netherlands, is one of those people.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for CICE.
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Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage on Kaluga Region.
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It also works to centralize and share data, intelligence, and analytical tools.
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In recently published studies, Natera demonstrated superior analytical and clinical test performance.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Rolta.
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"It's analytical malfeasance at best and political malfeasance at worst," Navarro said.
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From an analytical perspective, there's little to no variance in his production.
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"He's very exact on a lot of stuff, very analytical," Schrutt explained.
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If you really want the job, be empathetic and decisive, yet analytical.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for TLIB.
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President Trump has a right to question his intelligence community's analytical judgments.
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Therefore, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Crediop.
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Analytical and communication skills are vital, while media experience is a plus.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Priory.
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Skills/Capabilities/Technical:
• Must possess excellent leadership, strategic planning, and analytical skills.
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Yet, the Phillips Curve remains a key analytical tool for the FOMC.
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"In Arabic art, seeing is an analytical and thoughtful process," she said.
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Virgo is a sign that's known for being practical, analytical... and grounded!
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The Moon is in analytical Virgo today, and your mind is sharp.
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This brain teaser really demanded analytical techniques that could be tested mathematically.
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Similar studies have observed whether social networking impacts analytical reasoning and retention.
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Personal finance is personal; money is much more emotional than purely analytical.
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Now, let's take a step back and be a little bit analytical.
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This is where Barrie's training as an analytical chemist comes in handy.
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"Bardo," from an album due in February, is both hypnotic and analytical.
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But she seems too reluctant to draw inferences and make analytical deductions.
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She's as analytical as she is emotional and a chatty, thoughtful conversationalist.
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Central to this research is an analytical tool called the NMR spectrometer.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for HCL.
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"He's a trained lawyer and he's trained to be analytical," Reinsdorf said.
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"We have very analytical jobs," Dr. Taylor explained on a recent afternoon.
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His talent for absorbing information could race ahead of his analytical abilities.
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" She added, "Without this analytical study, the writing would have been impossible.
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From a long-term analytical business perspective, politics requires a new direction.
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You talked about being too analytical and missing some of the instinctual stuff.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Sime Darby.
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The new study was published online May 7 in the journal Analytical Methods .
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The analytical approach that has focused long-term speculation simply has not worked.
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And you're more likely, being overly analytical, to talk yourself out of things.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Barclays Taipei.
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Despite her research and her training, Ms. Rashad is not an analytical actor.
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Data warehouses are the place where data is stored; they power analytical use.
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Ricky is very analytical and sits back and really analyzes the team's approach.
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Sales from the discovery & analytical solutions segment rose 9 percent to $448.2 million.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for this fund.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Ta Chong.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide public ratings or analytical coverage for Metro.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for these funds.
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Gothshakira, for example, was a pioneer of the longform, wordy, socially-analytical meme.
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Willis and his colleagues have published their work in the journal Analytical Chemistry.
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This exhibition offers a powerful analytical model for the study of historical interruptions.
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Residencies include analytical seminars and critiques, collaborative art processes, and hands-on workshops.
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That's a lot of variation, and requires an analytical mindset and strategic thinking.
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Gatan is set to become a part of Thermo Fisher's analytical instruments segment.
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Chen's style is easygoing yet analytical, hilarious yet existential, poignant, and always surprising.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage on the funds.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for the insurer.
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He imposed more analytical rigor in his approach to legal precedents and outcomes.
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See Main Analytical Adjustments in the Corporate Rating Criteria, published 7 August 2017.
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The Asteroid Institute is also partnering with Google Cloud and Analytical Graphics Inc.
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The former physics major has become known for his analytical approach to golf.
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Put another way, analytical thinkers apply accepted principles while creative thinkers disregard them.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for the bank.
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"He was simultaneously anecdotal and analytical, and he had real personality," Costas said.
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Machine learning is a method of data analysis that automates analytical model building.
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Analytical as ever, the comic has strong opinions about disgraced peers like Cosby.
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And she brings a wry, analytical skepticism even to matters of the heart.
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It protects the actual reporter from having to put forward an analytical conclusion.
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It may sound as if I approached this slice with cool, analytical detachment.
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Sotheby's purchased Orion Analytical, a scientific research firm with expertise in provenance research.
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And from my mother's side I got analytical skills and attention to detail.
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Most enterprise architect roles require coding experience, strong communication skills and analytical skills.
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Critics sometimes blame OIRA when an agency makes analytical choices that strain credibility.
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But she also looked at it in a more analytical way as well.
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Mr. Burson collected stamps and looked like an old-world philatelist: contemplative, analytical.
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In her fiction, she has tried to balance the analytical and the intuitive.
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That&aposs according to Dan Oltrogge, an aerospace engineer at Analytical Graphics, Inc.
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It teaches the basics of coding, problem-solving, critical thinking, and analytical thinking.
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I'm super analytical by nature and find random coincidences like that extremely satisfying.
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Most VCs are very analytical people and professionally process large amounts of information.
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"Creative processes fundamentally don't yield to that sort of analytical look," he said.
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Instead, it's an analytical tool designed to shove management into more sustainable behaviour.
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Yet despite his impressive chops, Prince's talent was never purely technical or analytical.
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Put together, Bran said, this gathered intelligence can be used in structured analytical techniques.
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So it might be getting a little analytical, but I am embodying the hoverboard.
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That involves helping to guide them to build more complete and smarter analytical approaches.
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Also, it's not the first time fMRI analytical approaches have received some reality checks.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage on the funds above.
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Fitch will no longer provide rating or analytical coverage of this covered bond programme.
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Nadella, the stylish and analytical CEO of Microsoft, is preaching the power of bots.
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Each completed tests assessing dogmatism, empathetic concern, aspects of analytical reasoning, and prosocial intentions.
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Others are more analytical and prefer a system based on projects, subjects or tasks.
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The monopoly broadcaster, CCTV, dropped or toned down all its investigative and analytical programs.
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It also lacks some of the more robust analytical tools the professional systems offer.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage on the entities below.
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Tortorella offered no scientific or analytical explanation for his strategy as the shootout endured.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Xuzhou Hi-Tech.
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" Gopi Sangha, the company's digital director, observed, "Reddit, you get the very analytical people.
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"I am deeply analytical and Jeffrey will argue in stories and allegories," Whitman said.
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Mars is the planet of action, and meticulous, analytical Virgo knows how to strategize.
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The Moon is in analytical Virgo today, illuminating the communication sector of your chart.
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Skill-based Virtuosos devote themselves to many years of Deliberate Practice and Analytical Practice.
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It's cleverly analytical and proudly artificial, but with human paradoxes that won't go away.
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The best analytical tools won't surface them, no matter how large the sample size.
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Since September 11, improving analytical competencies has been a priority of the US government.
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No other analytical methods are available at the moment to address this specific point.
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In less analytical terms, we've thrived because of our enduring love of the internet.
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How do we engage in these deep, analytical, thought-provoking conservations about my future?
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But Rowbottom has the literary skills and the analytical cunning to pull it off.
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But it is tougher and more analytical, with real challenges embedded in its pleasures.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for The Chubb Corporation.
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Playing music helps with creativity, analytical skills, language, math, fine motor skills, and more.
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The authors offer something more sobering, more analytical and, at this point, more revealing.
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He is at his best, though, when he shifts to a purely analytical tone.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for the DMTN programme.
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It turns out that this particular modeling was based on the wrong analytical foundation.
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Sales rose 1 percent to $361.8 million in the discovery and analytical solutions division.
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Trump's approach has largely been applauded and its anti-analytical approach ignored by Republicans.
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It even offers analytical tools for traffic-tracking and opportunities for monetizing your podcast.
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I was an accountant, so I was very analytical, and I had a spreadsheet.
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Instead what is needed is literacy in the scientific method, such as analytical thinking.
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Glenn Loury: My argument about political correctness is not tendentious or partisan — it's analytical.
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The AI conversation often seems to me to be dominated by very analytical people who overestimate the value of analytical intelligence and underestimate the value of other skills and aptitudes that make people good at their jobs and valuable to each other.
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People soon grew tired of the analytical approach; it became passé, even mocked by some.
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When data is available, businesses can deploy analytical tools, no matter the subject in question.
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Powerful telescopes and sophisticated analytical tools are allowing scientists to see further into the cosmos.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 141.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 133.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 54.
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"It also highlights the need to study Apollo samples with modern analytical techniques," he added.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage on the City of Rome.
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As a result, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for this entity.
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Naturally, she employed her analytical skills from the courtroom and came prepared — checklist and all!
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"That's analytical in nature, saying what caused the accident," Knudson said, referring to Tesla's statement.
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While we wait, however, a few informal, not very analytical thoughts on the Democratic race.
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It's something to do with the analytical prism through which the discipline views the world.
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The analytical insights from these "little data" efforts are also likely to be relatively simple.
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What we most want is original thinking, good analytical skills and, above all, good writing.
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What may help are new data-based questions, which can draw on their analytical strengths.
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Millennials, in particular, are more analytical and independent, less likely to engage in group think.
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They will also share best practices, promote innovation and boost scientific monitoring and analytical methodologies.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 127.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 26.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 223.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 115.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 144.
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So it's solid proof-of-principle of sonification as an analytical tool for materials science.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 41.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 61.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 68.
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But that's the wrong analytical starting point, and, critically, it's a form of question-begging.
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Saul admits he is more "conceptual", says Robin, while Robin says he is more analytical.
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African-Americans are more knowledgeable and analytical voters, less likely to engage in group think.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 150.
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Teaching in the Arab world tends to emphasise rote learning rather than developing analytical skills.
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Along with the camera, you'll need to pay for a subscription to Nanit's analytical software.
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America is not just the country I love, therefore, but an object of analytical scrutiny.
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As a result Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage of these issuers.
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"We look for analytical people who want to create positive results for clients," explains Casey.
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This strategy includes "predictive technology and analytical tools" meant to prevent crime, the department said.
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The proposed repeal of the Clean Water Rule is also plagued with major analytical problems.
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Earlier this year, it acquired Gibraltar Laboratories, a provider of microbiology and analytical chemistry testing.
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"Remain calm and analytical at all times...." Groups of people tend to distract each other.
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This is a foray by the league to be more aware, but also more analytical.
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They meet at 6:05 AM in analytical, perfectionist Virgo, creating a focused, intelligent vibe.
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Minnesota Twins The Twins are the A's without the analytical mystique around all their failures.
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Fitch will no longer provide rating or analytical coverage of this mortgage covered bonds programme.
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Additionally, Vivriti Capital provides credit underwriting solutions, analytical models, structuring solutions, and automated execution workflows.
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They are not cold, analytical works — this is particularly evident in his monoprints and pastels.
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Instead, she's sullen, depressive, death-haunted, sly, analytical and confrontational, all without raising her voice.
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And so he now will have direct access to every analytical person of the company.
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Instead, they prefer to turn over analytical reports that have been reviewed by agency leadership.
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He is more analytical and a smidgen more sensitive than he wants audiences to know.
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"This is a deeply analytical place," said Brian Kreiter, a member of Bridgewater's management committee.
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It takes critical thinking, robust analytical skills, leadership, and a passion for strategic problem-solving.
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Our courses are inquiry-based and help students develop critical thinking, research and analytical skills.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for MMI and Precision Capital.
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But there was zero statistical or analytical evidence justifying either the apocalyptic or dystopian claim.
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Scroll down to find accompanying teaching activities that build students' analytical skills while encouraging inquiry.
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A biosensor is an analytical device that converts a biological response into an electrical signal.
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At the same time, Cramer wanted to take a more analytical approach to the tariffs.
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The objectivity with which she shows bodies in motion becomes both analytical and deeply stirring.
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Batman's tactical smarts and analytical skills are far superior to those of the other two.
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Oil exports continued to decline in October, according to IHS Markit, an energy analytical firm.
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LinkedIn provides online courses to learn skills like cloud computing, artificial intelligence and analytical reasoning.
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They deliberate, they consult the relevant stakeholders, they take analytical critiques seriously, and they adjust.
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But it's not clear that it was our analytical capabilities that allowed us to dominate.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Gala Coral and its instruments.
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Grounded, practical, and analytical are what come to mind when we meditate on Earth sign Virgo.
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Misty Knight (Simone Missick), a female detective, isn't fierce or flashy but rather vulnerable and analytical.
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When talking to other Analytical people, you can feel free to dig deep into specific data.
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LB: Being able to step outside yourself and be analytical about it is a real skill.
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Director of analytics Directors of analytics supervise a team that provides analytical expertise for their organization.
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Cambridge economics considered itself to be an analytical science but calculation was not of the essence.
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While it's an unbelievably analytical company, it doesn't live or die by what the numbers say.
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Examining both China and the Soviet Union within the same analytical framework, they find notable differences.
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If schools were better at teaching analytical thinking, that might reduce the appeal of conspiracy theories.
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The world is too analytical as it is, we need more poetry and feminine energy around.
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Education has been centralised with an old-fashioned syllabus that emphasises rote-learning over analytical skills.
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I think that leads people to accept truly false news without examining it, without being analytical.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for CTBC Life Insurance Co., Ltd.
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Jamie Elisla at the Astrobiology Analytical Lab at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.
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However, your vibes get a little more serious later on, when the Moon enters analytical Virgo.
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And whatever you do, she adds, avoid red; it's been shown to negatively affect analytical performance.
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Microsoft, in its latest research, defined those as digital skills, analytical abilities and continuous learning capabilities.
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But I'm actually trying to get them to play in the absence of thought—analytical thought.
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The goal is to automate the often monotonous work of creating, testing and deploying analytical models.
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"I can assure you that what we produce will be analytical and transparent," Moniz told Axios.
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The transaction will incorporate FEI's so-called electron microscopy platform into Thermo Fisher's analytical instruments business.
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For instance, there's Davis' Anita Oberholster, whose focus is developing analytical methods to diagnose smoke taint.
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James, an analytical sort, figures that how far Francona can ride the bullpen will be critical.
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Batnick showed the best, most successful fund managers all have made major analytical or impulsive errors.
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His colleagues said he was focused and analytical, and had a genuine dedication to public service.
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Like all of the above authors, Roberson writes with scathing self-deprecation and ambitious analytical flair.
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These matters need not and should not be a moral issue, but rather an analytical exercise.
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Moreover, their analytical understandings are enhanced by firm grasps' of the data that describe the economy.
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As a result, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage of the merged issuers.
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Orion Analytical examined the work, and its analysis was peer reviewed by another leading conservation scientist.
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By the age of nine, he participated in university programs in analytical chemistry, biochemistry and biology.
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Even Louis's use of academic language ultimately comes to feel less analytical than aesthetic and dramatic.
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But his analytical powers surrender to a mesmerizing tiny patch of yellow wall beneath a roof.
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The Moon is in analytical Virgo, and your mind is focused on complicated and sensitive issues.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage of Canadian Solar's debt-servicing activities.
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I moved on to analytical cartoons hoping they would have a sharper eye for visual details.
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So he cut staff and brought in mathematicians and scientists to build up an analytical team.
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I was afraid that constant transparency would lead to an over analytical and awkward sex life.
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"The language moves between the literary and analytical, evenhanded yet passionate," Jennifer Carson writes, reviewing it.
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You get to turn off the analytical, angsty part of your brain about playing someone real.
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There's far less prestige associated with conceptual papers or papers that provide some new analytical insight.
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Then the findings are confirmed with other analytical methods like Raman or Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy.
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It's possible to do this on paper (an analytical solution), but that can get pretty messy.
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For a fee, social media platforms offer access to users' information via internally developed analytical tools.
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Fans complain that Osorio is too analytical — "Profesor" they call him, not entirely out of respect.
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I have an analytical or scientific side that's satisfied by working with paint during the day.
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His analytical tendency, along with the huge hat collection that resulted from it, would obliterate him.
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That is up from 3,153 adverse analytical findings from 283,304 samples, or 1.1 percent, in 2014.
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Garrow shows how King's intellect and analytical side powered his work, while his faith sustained him.
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If a wife was overly analytical and aloof, the new person is action oriented and effusive.
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Conway is analytical and numbers-driven and often offers a more pragmatic approach to winning campaigns.
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It's the voice of a likable, thoughtful kid in way over his head, both charming and analytical.
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Industries like health care, education, and business services require average or above-average social and analytical skills.
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"A lot of the analytical and methodological kind of thinking have applicability to this," Frank Cilluffo said.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 118-121. ↩
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TL;DR: The analytical RENPHO smart scale is down by 36 percent to just £22.99 on Amazon.
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It's an elegantly fragmented revival of Analytical Cubism infected with the raffish nonchalance of early Robert Rauschenberg.
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We wanted to apply our analytical tools to more accurately size what it's worth to these regions.
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You know, people think of him as sort of like an analytical guy who doesn't have emotions.
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These CMOs have to be agile at least in the concepts of technology and analytical skill sets.
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Experts in environmental policy said the lack of analytical arguments in this week's E.P.A. filing surprised them.
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At best, it's an analytical error born of bias or confusion about relative versus absolute living standards.
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The company hopes to use this analytical approach when it comes to finding the next hit story.
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Qualified job seekers who are personable with excellent analytical, technology, and communication skills can still find positions.
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Please see Main Analytical Adjustments in the Criteria for Rating Non-Financial Corporates, published 27 September 2016.
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Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 20153↩ 22015.
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GHL: I think on one level I'm dealing with things on an ethnographical and an analytical [level].
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The whole point of this process is to make sure that he had the analytical work done.
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Occidental Petroleum Corp also uses an analytical tool to find the best design for hydraulic fracturing wells.
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Mr Stiglitz is at his best when coolly analytical and at his most trying when settling scores.
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Research and analytical skills, an ability to write informatively, succinctly and wittily, and insatiable curiosity are essential.
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But analysis of a suburban automated car future is one step too far down the analytical pipeline.
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Ratings are subject to analytical review and may change up to the time Fitch withdraws the ratings.
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Scientists and engineers understand data and can use their analytical skills across a wide range of issues.
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Kristi Schaffner, an executive at Microsoft, regularly conducts such exercises there and says they sharpen analytical skills.
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Trump's marketing prowess, along with Bannon's deep and analytical assessment of political ideology, has been spot on.
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Possible jobs with this major: Analytical chemist, biomedical scientist, biotechnologist, clinical research associate, forensic scientist, medicinal chemist.
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Then they delineate its budget in ways that impede making long-term investments in better analytical tools.
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To him, the project revealed a fundamentally important aspect of olfaction: Our noses are not analytical tools.
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She acquired a doctorate in analytical chemistry at the University of Washington while still working at Boeing.
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But by making this analytical leap without facts to prove his claim, he risked doing exactly that.
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Her identity—her memories, her analytical powers, her gender—is almost the entire interest of the movie.
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Virgo is an orderly, analytical Earth sign, but not much will make sense in the coming weeks.
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Meanwhile, people who were more analytical or interested in critical thinking tended to prefer intense, energetic music.
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Denham said it was clear that data analytical tools had a significant potential impact on individuals' privacy.
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Analytical Practice often requires the services of a coach, mentor, or expert who can provide immediate feedback.
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"I would liken him to a chess player: very analytical and a numbers guy," Mr. Weinreich said.
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The effect was at once analytical, clarifying every element, and immersive, even disorienting, in the best way.
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Mercury retrograde kicks off in analytical Virgo today, pushing you to reconsider the information you've been gathering.
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It does not provide research reports, analytical tools, stock screening gizmos or options trading on its platform.
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For example, they want more analytical emphasis on the environment, workplace safety, human dignity, and so on.
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The Burney Company has developed its own proprietary equities analytical system, upon which they base investment selections.
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The next couple weeks were spent on analytical testing before sending the first batch to the NIH.
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Meanwhile, creative and social skills such as leadership, analytical thinking and technology design were increasingly in demand.
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Meyler Capital is taking the analytical rigor of modern internet marketing and applying it to fund marketing.
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Associates who aspire to partner level need to demonstrate incredible energy, analytical problem solving, and executive presence.
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Before you remember the projections and the playoff odds and your reasonable, analytical, thinking brain takes over.
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She was inquisitive, creative, analytical, positive, generous and kind — our deepest condolences are with her family and friends.
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I am more convinced than ever that even the most ardent skeptics could find success with analytical meditation.
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At some places, growth in critical thinking, analytical reasoning and problem solving is high, at others almost nonexistent.
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Pfeiffer makes pumps used by manufacturers including semiconductor firms and makers of analytical devices such as electron microscopes.
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Now I try to have a balance between exercising my over-analytical muscles and just trying something out.
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And you're energised by the challenge of transposing the sharp, analytical voice of The Economist onto new platforms.
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They have some analytical sympathy in the front office, but have operated in a very traditional manner overall.
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That is a sound analytical distinction, but it is not clear how it should work out in practice.
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Its stated mission involves solving some of the biggest analytical problems of our time — no pressure or anything.
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Another analytical system, called Beware, assigns "threat scores" in real time to addresses as police respond to calls.
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This was probably the most analytical thinking I've done in the shower about the process of showering itself.
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And from a less analytical perspective, the freely controlled camera also enables an incredibly fun axe-throwing mechanic.
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The white-smocked bio and analytical chemists are measuring and mapping the molecular profiles of standard alcoholic beverages.
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The role demands a unique combination of sales prowess, rapport building skills, analytical horsepower and process architecting chops.
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Meanwhile, those hoping for a more analytical look at Ledger's life and career will also come away disappointed.
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The memo, issued by the office's Tactical Analytical Unit, ordered officers to vet "all individuals" meeting certain criteria.
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Fortunately, there are new analytical tools available to speed up and enhance the task of identifying regulatory redundancies.
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Some of it is analytical, some of it matches the status of what we know about the investigation.
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The Moon enters analytical Virgo early this morning, Gemini, illuminating the home and family sector of your chart.
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"We really need to update our analytical tools and process to be reflective of this shift," he says.
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"To be successful now in these data-focused roles, you have to have an analytical mindset," says Aylward.
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As others build on the foundation, the overall sophistication of products, both analytical and otherwise, will ratchet up.
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Their analytical power was "blown" the moment they bought all the rubbish about riskless risk and all that.
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But I do not think that social democracy has the analytical skills to come to terms with this.
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They are better off making important decisions and doing analytical work in the afternoon and evening, for example.
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Breitbart, the Trump campaign and Cambridge Analytical were all spearheaded by Steve Bannon in 2016 as coordinated enterprises.
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It is also just the sort of analytical insight on which economists pride themselves: counterintuitive, irreverent and interesting.
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Palmer, who calls the Paris Accords "overbearing," ought to have better economic and analytical tools at his disposal.
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You will participate in client briefings, so you will therefore have excellent analytical, oral, and written presentation skills.
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To be fair, I do not have any particular reason to doubt the analytical aspect to this assertion.
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CBS News was first to report that Kimber was named to lead the CIA's operational and analytical efforts.
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So we try to be very analytical about how we approach the marketplace-- with internal uses of data.
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Investment decisions should be "analytical, logical, and grounded in empirical data" to maximize long-term gain, Johnson said.
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For the U.S. intelligence community, whose mission is to collect and guard the truth, analytical precision is sacred.
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Borrowing a piece of paper, the trim, soft-spoken composer began sketching out analytical parallels between the works.
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Virgo: The Blacklist Dearest Virgo, you are analytical, organized, and the biggest perfectionist that any of us knows.
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Colleagues said the Oxford University history graduate has brought a rigorous, analytical approach to performance and work habits.
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Virgo is a down-to-earth, analytical, diligent energy—the perfect counter to your dreamy, poetic, nonlinear ways.
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Writing about Bannon tends to be studiously impartial, analytical, even as his worldview is dismissed as an absurdity.
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I didn't confine them to political cartoons, but I demonstrated how ordinary moments can make great analytical cartoons.
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The news media is, in theory, meant to maintain a cool, analytical distance from the subjects it covers.
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The Supreme Court's ruling in Abbasi rested on two fundamental flaws — one of them doctrinal, the other, analytical.
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He talked about his invention the "Analytical Engine," used by Ada Lovelace to create the first computer programs.
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Most data analysts have a bachelor's degree in an analytical field like applied mathematics, computer science, or statistics.
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Suddenly, the analytical half of my brain engaged itself with the challenge of getting from 44A to 78A.
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Those who work with Mr. Johnson say he has brought a new level of analytical rigor to Starbucks.
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Mercury in Virgo people are down-to-earth and practical communicators, and methodical, detail-oriented, and analytical thinkers.
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He is a founder and the president of Panorama Education, an analytical software and services company in Boston.
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In some cases, these documents have shoe-horned regulators into economically unsound, and even morally questionable, analytical practices.
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They feel very cold, very abstract and analytical, and it's something that you just don't want to do.
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Many tend to think that financial decisions require a similarly cold, abstract, analytical mind-set, Professor Sela said.
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"This could go on for a long time," said Volodymyr Fesenko, the director of the Penta analytical center.
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Roenicke is less known for analytical savvy and more for a breadth of experience few peers can match.
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That's why we need to develop platforms that allow small businesses to pool data and share analytical resources.
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Weapon: Holier than thou, will condemn you Mars in analytical Virgo strategizes and approaches problems with surgical precision.
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The Veterans Health Administration has been using natural language processing to build its analytical capacity for a decade.
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On basically every analytical metric, Corbyn&aposs Labour was streets ahead of Prime Minister Boris Johnson&aposs Conservatives.
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Memory makes the past feel good with no desire for analytical distance or for recalling the hard parts.
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The results, which were analyzed using three separate analytical methods, all indicated that Ford is telling the truth.
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The continued questioning of North Korean claims reveals a set of biases that cloud political and analytical thinking.
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"That will help with all the analytical parts that he is trying to get better at," Long said.
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"The combination of creativity and analytical thinking has once again paid off big time for NASA," said Bolton.
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In 2015, Congress enacted the Freedom Act to end such bulk collection while preserving the program's analytical capabilities.
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Lucky planet Jupiter moving forward in analytical, smarty-pants Virgo will push you forward in your intellectual efforts.
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On the whole, the museum's curatorial prerogative does not appear to interrogate the past in any analytical manner.
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On a personal level, I've appreciated his strategic mind, analytical chops, and unflagging passion and efforts for our mission.
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Viitala and Tilkanen have great chemistry as devoted crime-fighters with different styles: her more intuitive, him more analytical.
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Highly analytical, she was able to advance that a painting was made of separate but layered and entangled parts.
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Fitch has withdrawn the ratings for commercial reasons and will no longer provide ratings and analytical coverage of TSB.
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While more traditional leftists recoiled at what they saw as a bastardization of Marx, Sunkara admires the analytical approach.
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Venus might be romantic, but romanticizing the past, present, or future just isn't what it's about in analytical Virgo.
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This release provides our clients with additional tools to increase their analytical and operational efficiencies while enjoying comprehensive transparency.
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But just as she knows I'm more emotional than people realize, I know she's more analytical than people realize.
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Hedge funds apply skilled teams and sophisticated analytical tools like MonJa to pick and trade loans from a pool.
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If you're analytical by nature, there are talent- and benefits-related roles that would be right up your alley.
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The eminent New Left historian Perry Anderson gave a speech criticizing All That Is Solid for its analytical messiness.
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Furthermore, measuring nanomechanical events or mechanical responses is essential for developing novel label-free diagnostic devices and analytical probes.
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Raddle doesn't have advertisements or run analytical software, so its size is difficult to calculate—but that's by design.
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And while the Tanton groups are prolific in their analytical and advocacy efforts, other researchers often dispute their findings.
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He now heads the Centre for Strategic Research, an analytical group founded on Putin's initiative to draft policy ideas.
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Banks leverage OakNorth Analytical Intelligence platform for their own loan books, from origination to credit analysis and portfolio monitoring.
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If all I ever did was test this DAC in small analytical samples, it would be hard to fault.
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People in many cultures believe that women are more emotional and empathic, whereas men are more stoic and analytical.
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But the position may require someone who is also realistic, analytical, or proactive, which sometimes brings with it naysaying.
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"I don't believe that, not for a minute, because they're also a very digital, very analytical company," he added.
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Their understanding of the U.S. economy is founded upon basic – and well as intricate – analytical dimensions of the economy.
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It is supposed to be the place where bad ideas die, and so places a premium on analytical insight.
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Tonight fills you with hope for the future—something that you, as an over-analytical perfectionist, don't usually have.
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Convergent and divergent thinking are both thought to be important for creativity, and intelligence is important for analytical thinking.
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"It's a very unnerving environment," said Christopher Mier, managing director of analytical services at Loop Capital Markets in Chicago.
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Consciously activating the more measured, analytical part of your brain is the key to controlling runaway fear and anxiety.
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Javi is an incredibly thoughtful, strategic and analytical leader, and I'm confident this work will continue to go well.
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Senior agency officials have questioned why the C.I.A.'s analytical work should be subjected to a federal prosecutor's scrutiny.
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What energizes her story is the fight to achieve a measure of analytical clarity in the midst of catastrophe.
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The second is an analytical device that takes all those parts and molds them into something novel and useful.
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Virgo is analytical, loves to be helpful, and will always tell you if you have spinach in your teeth.
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This retrograde is taking place in Virgo, a grounded and analytical sign that's actually ruled by the planet Mercury.
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"Of course, they need to have a number of things; strong communication skills, interpersonal skill, analytical skills, and empathy."
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That, in turn, caused consternation among my editors in an era when reporting was meant to be less analytical.
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But they are also educational and can help develop a child&aposs motor skills, analytical thinking, and creative expression.
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"Problem-solving and analytical people do well here, but you can't just be amazing at problem-solving," Storhaug said.
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"I'm pretty analytical when I think about the food, since I don't have the same nostalgia," Ms. Farraye said.
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"It's like any kind of environmental stewardship," T.S. Kelso, a senior researcher for satellite-tracking company Analytical Graphics Inc.
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The new economy privileges strong math and data analytical skills, whether or not you're going into a STEM field.
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Waters is a Massachusetts-based producer of analytical instruments and software, and is part of the S&P 500.
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Its characters are miscalculated — Batman isn't analytical, Superman is too grim and joyless, and Lex Luthor is just junk.
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Jupiter, again, is currently in Virgo, an analytical sign that occupies the sector of your chart that rules communication.
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"We're excited about the project of making giving more analytical, more intellectual, and overall more rational," Karnofsky once wrote.
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And as our data sets become ever bigger, the analytical algorithms will become ever more sophisticated in revealing robust patterns.
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Six years later, with the 20,0003 level mere points away, Miller uses the same analytical tools to forecast further growth.
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Senior agency officials question why the CIA's analytical work should be scrutinized by a federal prosecutor, according to the Times.
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From an analytical perspective, it is more useful to think about warm and cool phases of ENSO with varying intensities.
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It's impossible to understand that feeling — even if you provide the best analytical tool to analyze millions of Facebook timelines.
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The job required analytical thinking, knowledge of how to work with online search systems, and a strong grasp of Russian.
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In two sections, the weaving mimics the look of the punch cards fed into Jacquard looms and the Analytical Engine.
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It's just that it can only understand emotion through long, analytical passages, preferably rendered through the metaphor of chamber music.
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Dostoyevsky wrote that it is possible to express "even deep analytical thoughts" with one common, versatile Russian word for penis.
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Now, though, the company wants to use that same analytical expertise to offer a better bus service of its own.
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Or, put more simply, use data and his analytical skills to try to model how the future might play out.
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Other companies like Dataminr (strategically backed by Twitter) offer similar services, but with larger, big data and predictive analytical twists.
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In analytical Earth sign Virgo, it will also help you stay calm and logical about whatever you need to do.
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Clinton did write her college thesis on Alinsky's life, writings and political views, though much of her thesis was analytical.
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The analytical playing field is much closer to level, and the gaps in knowledge from team to team are negligible.
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Being a centaur in tomorrow's workplace means combining your own emotional intelligence with the analytical power of AI-enabled technology.
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It's really like that—I mean the ones I've seen anyway—where it's very analytical and just tearing stuff apart.
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It's one more word we have to add to our expanding analytical lexicon to think through the Orange-Haired Monster.
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Fitch has made a number of adjustments to the official accounts to make the LRG internationally comparable for analytical purposes.
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"He's very analytical, a numbers guy, but if he has a grand vision he hasn't shared it," says an employee.
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Whether that makes me a good candidate for separating a rib eye from a filet is beyond my analytical skills.
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It's one thing to want to be more analytical, as the Browns believe Brown and DePodesta will help them be.
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Moore suggests that rather than bringing an analytical jackhammer to a parabolic text/event that we instead respond in kind.
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Is there a bridge between your creative sides and coding, which people often think of as a more analytical skill?
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It's the same thing with track, when I'm watching videos and when I'm practicing I like to be very analytical.
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If the proposed acquisition successfully closes, the effect of China Oceanwide's ownership on GNW will be an important analytical consideration.
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But we'll need a much richer set of analytical concepts and solutions than the old "campaign finance reform" framework provides.
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They reference analytical paintings made by Impressionists and Cubists as well as contemporary ideas about simulation and data.
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Interestingly enough, the people paid to look past the eye test—those aforementioned analytical minds—also have trouble quantifying defense.
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The Cambridge Analytical scandal, which merges Facebook's privacy problem with its politics problem, is in some ways a perfect storm.
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"This combination of enhanced mood while being less analytical makes a good time for brainstorming and creative work," he says.
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Virgo is an analytical and down-to-earth energy, yet this sign occupies an emotional, sensitive sector of your chart.
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"Not every employee we attract would have the ability to write good analytical reports and market (them) too," he said.
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There was also concern that Hadid's office was "in close proximity to the Analytical Shop," where confidential paperwork was kept.
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Microsoft co-founder and fellow billionaire Bill Gates agrees that cultivating an analytical mindset about failure is key to success.
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Accordingly, Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Propertize B.V.'s state-guaranteed MTN and ECP programme.
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It also fundamentally changes the role of the special counsel to a mere collector of evidence with no analytical function.
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So, we have literary appreciation and a sort of character condemnation working against each other in the same analytical moment.
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His pull-up shooting will probably set all kinds of wonky NBA analytical records this season, both good and bad.
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He conducts research primarily on the analytical characterizations of novel psychoactive substances and investigations into the pharmacology of psychoactive drugs.
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Virgo is an analytical, practical energy: It will serve you well as you push forward to achieve fame and fortune!
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He advises that you emphasize the meeting's purpose, stay on topic throughout and remain calm and analytical at all times.
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The centers would link up with a GDD Operations Center, an analytical clearinghouse and coordination point at the Atlanta headquarters.
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"I've always been an analytical person, and I worked in market forecasting analytics for a Fortune 500 company," she explained.
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I mean, we have been told that there are two antipodean hemispheres in the brain: the creative and the analytical.
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If there's one element of Black Panther that's missing from Captain America: Civil War, it's his intelligence and analytical skills.
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It was just kind of ahead of the curve in the analytical department and an organization that works really hard.
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As I drove, I thought of Forsman's older sister, Brandy, who does contract work as an analytical chemist in Duluth.
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She and her husband are both highly creative, but she has "zest" and James is more inclined toward analytical thinking.
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After that, I ask analytical questions based on the text to allow students to reflect on the topic in English.
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You can't send them a whole imagery file and they don't necessarily have a lot of analytical support on site.
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It's also worth noting that although creative insight and analytical thinking are distinct modes of thought, they complement each other.
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I give reading quizzes on the literature by asking them to write analytical paragraphs answering the same three VTS questions.
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The acquisition is expected to broaden Moody's position as a provider of risk data and analytical insight, the company said.
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But he was more descriptive than analytical, more likely to convey what he heard than dissect the forces driving change.
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Congress enacted the USA Freedom Act two years later to end the bulk collection but preserve the program's analytical abilities.
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Nothing about questioning the analytical assumptions embedded in a monetary decision-making model that does not appear to be working?
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It's as if the C.I.A.'s analytical branch has been transformed from a college faculty into a cable news network.
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We're looking for someone with a deep knowledge of China, excellent writing skills in English and a sharp analytical brain.
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You're critically analytical and excel in fields such as social sciences and politics, but you're not without pride or biases.
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"Your firm is always at risk," said Stephen Dougherty, a panelist and financial fraud investigator with Firebird Analytical Solutions & Technologies.
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As both a parent and an analytical observer, Tucek echoes aspects of artist Mary Kelly's Post-Partum Document (1973-1979).
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Jobs that require high levels of analytical and mathematical reasoning but low levels of social interaction have fared especially poorly.
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Diligence information and other analytical tools are available on the website to help investors make a decision when buying a home.
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The WWF study recommended several key steps to ensure stability in financial markets, including improved risk management and better analytical capabilities.
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The Moon is in analytical Virgo today, and you're approaching the world logically—although, some bewildering ideas will arrive this evening.
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To see the analytical problems caused by ignoring Trump's racism, consider Frum's prescriptions for "true reform": Admittedly, this may be the
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TG: Do you think this shift toward more analytical journalism and fact-checking has led to more distrust in the media?
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For instance, I've never considered myself to be a particularly artistic person and have tended to gravitate to more analytical pursuits.
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"The analytical protocol to extract it and analyze it in water had to be improved year by year," González-Mariño said.
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Employers also want expertise in cloud computing, artificial intelligence and user-experience design, as well as good managers and analytical thinkers.
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One candidate's manifesto suggests an analysis of whether his future colleagues are "right-brained" and creative or "left-brained" and analytical.
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Home to more than 640m people, the variety of the region's 11 countries defies most analytical attempts at clustering them together.
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Lanfear was previously Amgen's vice president of market development, while Coherus's chief scientific officer once managed Amgen's analytical R&D department.
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Or maybe it's Carlos Asauaje, an intriguing secondary piece of the Kimbrel haul and one of the game's most analytical minds.
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" They say: "It makes a series of significant factual and analytical errors, assuming that this kind of data agreement is unprecedented.
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Staff numbers and experience are consistent with the assets being managed, backed by sufficient analytical resources and clear portfolio-management responsibilities.
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It's not so much a scholarly or analytical report like you might have from NOAA or national fisheries or wildlife concerns.
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In fact, IBM Watson — the famous supercomputer that combines artificial intelligence and sophisticated analytical software — plays a role in the region.
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Finally, with broader access, and more users of analytical tools, the organization will need to commit to providing training and support.
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While the draft budget calls for cuts in USDA's statistical capabilities, it also said the department would maintain "core" analytical functions.
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While the use of deep learning to decode rodent vocalizations is novel, analytical software designed to interpret rodent calls is not.
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It's a privileged perch from which Walch sees endless analytical data on podcasts of all sizes and covering any conceivable subject.
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"While further details of the laboratory analyses will follow, the analytical results already obtained are incontrovertible," Uzumcu said in a statement.
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The old-timey analytical take on relievers held them as fungible quantities due to their inherent fickleness in health and performance.
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The Moon entering logical, analytical Virgo this evening stimulates the area of your chart that rules the mind, communication, and information.
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As information emerges on the timing and scope of any new diesel restrictions, we may review our analytical assumptions more frequently.
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You're in an intense mood today as the Moon enters analytical Virgo, finding you concentrating on some deep, emotionally-charged issues.
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The company is looking to hire workers with algorithmic expertise, front-end and back-end programming experience and strong analytical skills.
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The Jaguars have been analytical since the Khans took over, and it hasn't done them much good on the field yet.
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Mercifully, her exhibition does not languish in vaguely analytical questions about what it means to be human in a digitized age.
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He's taken the vast technical and analytical resources of the executive branch and effectively thrown them all in the trash can.
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The Moon is in analytical Virgo today, and it will oppose your ruling planet, Mars, which is currently in dreamy Pisces.
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Then there's the analytical style, in which the journalist conducts an interview and weaves the subject's words into a broader context.
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After meeting Charles Babbage in her late teens, Lovelace collaborated with him on the Analytical Engine, a computationally universal mechanical computer.
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Rather, she took some core analytical skills and used them to learn to develop experience in those functions as she went.
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After the completion of the deal by 2018 end, the unit will become a part of Thermo Fisher's analytical instruments segment.
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She started college with "my 10-year plan," which would culminate in a Ph.D. in analytical chemistry and a professor's position.
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Though today, customer requests and analytical data-sifting tools help determine what merchandise is "hot" enough to sit on the shelves.
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The response from judges, however, seemed more visceral than analytical in ignoring the nondiscriminatory rationales cited by agencies for the policy.
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Martel captures, with dramatic intensity and analytical insight, the intellectual background of power politics and the violent resistance that colonialism provokes.
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Sean Fitzgerald, director of research and legal services at Scientific Analytical Institute, says it stands by the results of both tests.
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BlackRock said it is strengthening its data and analytical processes to reflect changes to the environment - and political responses to them.
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It's that dry analytical look—everything from his half-rimmed eyeglasses to his seemingly starched dress shirts—that turns her on.
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She has all of the necessary training to be an influential contributor to the field and has a deeply analytical mind.
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You're approaching the world very logically today; your ruling planet, the Moon, is hanging out in analytical, practical Earth sign Virgo.
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Ruest made sure to include the tweets in formats that any data nerd can plug into a spreadsheet or analytical software.
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Vacasa provides the agents with analytical tools from its own databases, like a rent predictor, and marketing innovations like 3D tours.
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He also said that "advanced analytical techniques" – code word for computer simulations - would help Tesla in advancing straight to production tooling.
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They also used the handout Analyzing an Editorial Cartoon (PDF) to familiarize themselves with the types of analytical cartoons out there.
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It's the first in a planned crime series, with Obama playing a cerebral, detached, analytical Holmes to Biden's bumbling, impulsive Watson.
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As I honed in on specific details, I saw an abundance of analytical symbols, anything from graphs to raw binary code.
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The stool samples were tested at the Environment Agency Austria for 10 types of plastic with a newly developed analytical procedure.
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"As soon as you start linking these things, your analytical power goes way up — as do privacy risks," Dr. Cohen said.
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If we cannot rediscover humane sophistication — a learned and elegant folly — we will lack the fine analytical blade of deep understanding.
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Except that Seaver was the immortal, the forever young, so composed and so fiercely competitive and so analytical about his efforts.
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Dahbura and Tarasco bonded over a shared passion for the analytical threads underpinning the game, and Tarasco marveled at Dahbura's background.
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The three shows operate independently, but as a whole they are at once remarkably analytical and poetic models of possible futures.
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The man who'd invented the most brilliant, analytical detective in the history of popular culture had been overwhelmed by the park.
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It seemed to impart the message that no amount of analytical preparation could overcome the transcendent skill of such a player.
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Nonetheless, much of this bill would just duplicate what is already done, but with far more numerous and onerous analytical mandates.
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When they are anxious, their thinking narrows and becomes analytical and cautious, which can help them to critique and refine ideas.
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It was a characteristically analytical and sharp rumination on President Trump's obsession with crowd size, and it gave me a tickle.
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Sales of the analytical instruments unit jumped 32 percent to $1.19 billion, reflecting the acquisition of FEI Co a year earlier.
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But for Adam, whose mind works in an analytical, processed, highly intelligent way, he can use this stuff, and it's great.
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He and his colleagues used chemical and physical analytical techniques to show that the cellulose in the fibers had undergone changes.
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They might be told in chapters, or in analytical vignettes that read as if they are straight from a reporter's notebook.
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" Mr. Fradkov, appointed to lead the institute last October, described the institute as "an authoritative analytical organization with high-skilled professionals.
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In third place was analytical reasoning - the ability to make sense of data and uncover insights that can help business decisions.
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And that understanding is fairly par for the course in contemporary literary fiction, which often tends toward the cool and analytical.
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Biscuits, a podcast on VICE Sports, takes an analytical, irreverent, and humorous look at the world of hockey and the NHL.
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He might scarcely have imagined that his analytical template would one day be applied to different varieties of a conservative, revealed religion.
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There is an emphasis in the DHS Analytical Baseline Study on analyzing food deserts, and factoring in the availability of grocery stores.
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"In my own theory of successful intelligence, I distinguish among analytical intelligence (IQ), creative intelligence, and practical intelligence (common sense)," he said.
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Kroll meanwhile says that it is quicker to respond to queries about its analytical work, even touting that message in its literature.
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Candidates with psychology and political science backgrounds are highly sought after because theoretical and analytical thinking are desirable traits in consulting jobs.
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With this analytical framework in place, Lana Del Rey's past as failed bubblegum pop star Lizzy Grant is no longer a liability.
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Here, we've devoted our most thorough analytical processes to ordering Nick Jonas' nearly nude moments from somewhat to absolutely vital to humanity.
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Sales of light automobiles in 27 fell by 29% while revenue from their sales increased by 210%, analytical agency Autostat told Reuters.
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The first group, from 13, was dominated by brilliant theorists who brought new analytical approaches to bear on long-standing policy questions.
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ICOrating is another company that has set up shop recently to offer analytical research and assessment of ICO projects to potential investors.
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Things get more intense on August 5 when Venus enters analytical Virgo, which will activate a private, sensitive sector of your chart.
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Candidates should have a boundless curiosity about the world and the ability to write about it concisely, wittily and with analytical rigour.
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Since July 30, the planet of communication and data has been parked in analytical Virgo, making everyone fussy and perfectionistic at times.
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And there yawns a great analytical divide between aides who serve Mr Trump today and veterans of previous talks with North Korea.
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Being a centaur in the workplace means taking advantage of the vast analytical capabilities of AI-enabled technology and adding human thinking.
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Having said that, we now have many, many analytical tools by which we can fix a player's value with something approaching precision.
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Each of NSAF's facets is rooted in solving real-world issues faced by women of color through artistic, scientific, and analytical advancements.
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I'm aware that I can come across overly analytical and that some people can read that as a lack of emotional engagement.
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Image: NASA/Goddard/Tim ChildersAstrochemist Jamie Elsila from Goddard's Astrobiology Analytical Laboratory will lead one of the teams selected for the program.
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Bottle security became a major concern when officials learned athletes' analytical results were manipulated and samples swapped at the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
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The difference these days: A fixation on the analytical models gets in the way of such ego-driven or crowd-pleasing impulses.
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"[A successful test] would be operation at full power with conditions that match our analytical predictions," Mason told Gizmodo in an email.
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Manufacturing groups across the globe are expanding their data networks, as sensors, processing chips and analytical tools become more advanced and cheaper.
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Fitch applied a variation to the APAC Residential Mortgage Rating Criteria, which does not include an analytical treatment for asset basis risk.
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Through social media and analytical tools, we can listen to our consumers' thoughts on a product, relevant issue or our own services.
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It will allow the Trump administration take a "measured and analytical approach" and not do anything too casually or abruptly, he said.
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It will allow the Trump administration take a "measured and analytical approach" and not do anything too casually or abruptly, he said.
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Moody's also acquired the structured finance data and analytics business of SCDM, a Frankfurt-based provider of analytical tools, earlier this year.
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The next step is to describe yourself on three sliding scales: from organized to adaptable, creative to analytical and tie to hoodie.
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Our goal with this new Slutever series is to be very open and analytical about sex, but with a sense of humor.
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It's mostly a human operation, but the Bentley workers do rely on tools like high-tech analytical gear for developing new materials.
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But a driver in a precarious situation often does not have time to consider moral outcomes, while a machine is more analytical.
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RESPONSIBILITIES & SCOPE • In the area of federal climate policy, apply a range of analytical skills to assess current and emerging policy opportunities.
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Match Analysis, an Emeryville business with around 35 local staff, collects data on soccer matches, which it sells globally alongside analytical software.
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Your intuition is getting a boost thanks to logical Mercury entering analytical Virgo and activating a very psychic sector of your chart.
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Rather, their analytical rigor could have guided the administration to develop plans that could have had more impact on the legislative budgets.
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Independent environmental consultants from the United States used analytical software involving 2300 algorithms to determine the amount of carbon in the forest.
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Besides the networks, the New York Times, Washington Post, and others have editorial creep, allowing opinion to leak into their analytical reporting.
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Educators cite research showing that chess helps students develop analytical thinking, set goals, concentrate for extended periods and learn to delay gratification.
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The ideal candidate would have an established network in the business or financial world in additional to political experience and analytical skill.
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At the time of that announcement, team officials said they were looking to take a more analytical approach to their baseball operations.
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We asked our friends at Southampton University, who have an amazing radio-analytical laboratory, to see if they could find any radioactivity.
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Analytical thinking, on the other hand, focuses on finding ways to apply solutions that have been used before with well-defined problems.
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Whereas many AdTech platforms concentrate on intricate technical and analytical features, UK startup voodooh takes a more creative approach to digital marketing.
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Alexander Morozov, head of the analytical department at the central bank, said that inflation in December could be at around 2.6 percent.
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This is hardly surprising; 33 Savage has revealed these analytical qualities in numerous interviews, but it's nice to get them on wax.
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Virgo has both a keen analytical mind and an efficient, direct way with words, and can make sense of anything, including you.
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Manufacturing groups across the globe are expanding their data networks as sensors, processing chips and analytical tools become more advanced and cheaper.
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His political allies say he is a caring man with a sharp memory and analytical mind, but is not a natural campaigner.
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The services are also coming with more analytical insights by way of Einstein Analytics, and more functionality to work with channel partners.
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Lectures give access to up-to-date market information and analytical methods, and are enhanced through networking opportunities with esteemed working professionals.
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But the analytical prowess of the modern data ecosystem is especially limited when attempting to tackle the problem of potential coronavirus treatments.
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David Duchovny as Denise Bryson The former Dennis Bryson is still a strong character, with her keen analytical skills and confident sexuality.
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The team's supporters, in turn, embraced his bold vision to put the Astros at the forefront of baseball's analytical and technological revolution.
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Were these seasoned diagnosticians applying a mental "rule book" to the images, or did they apply "pattern recognition or non-analytical reasoning"?
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It's about sharing and listening, all the while nudging people to be analytical and think about their shared humanity with marginalized groups.
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But Cannold's interpretation, based in part on work she did for her undergraduate thesis at Stanford, is even more analytical than Prince's.
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Not everything is terrible, and Nathalie is too stoical, too analytical and too much of an ironist to engage in self-pity.
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As an analytical matter, Wheeler's proposal is fundamentally inconsistent with the FCC's recent conclusion that the multichannel video marketplace is presumptively competitive.
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The ITU said on Thursday they were investigating "an adverse analytical finding that would have occurred during the 2016 Rio Olympic Games".
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"Three adverse analytical findings, all coming from one athlete, are being taken forward for results management," the IOC said in a statement.
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Most patients only open up after trust is established, and it's at that point that the therapist can do the analytical work.
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He blamed "persistent discrepancies between trader marks and analytical fair-market values" for making his job intolerable, according to his witness statement.
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"We want to present him as someone who has an analytical understanding, complex, accurate and deliberate, of his sources," Mr. Gioni explains.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Paraag Marathe's structured, analytical mind has served him well in the offices of Silicon Valley and the National Football League.
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But to get an analytical framework, to hear interesting people talk about it but from a perspective that adds understanding and explanation.
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The nation's stable democracy "compensates for some weaknesses Senegal might have," said Aurélien Mali, a senior analytical adviser for Africa for Moody's.
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These important goals require students to be thoughtful and analytical readers who cannot only identify authors' decisions but evaluate them, as well.
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Her latest series, Phantasmacabre, is inspired by Carl Jung's analytical psychology, goth aesthetics, and the symbolic films of spiritual maestro Alejandro Jodorowsky.
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The importance of analytical thought and historical 'active forms' was given due attention through the voices of Manthia Diawara and Rasheed Araeen.
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City of Portland, Earthquake Response Appendix, 16; Department of Homeland Security, Draft Analytical Baseline Study for the Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami, 127.
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Fitch has made a number of adjustments to the official accounts to make the local and regional government internationally comparable for analytical purposes.
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Dating back 3,200 years, the residue is the oldest solid cheese ever identified, according to a study about the discovery in Analytical Chemistry.
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But what remains hazy is whether Analytical Methods should have allowed Hirst to play the witness at his own trial, so to speak.
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"Sport transcends language," he said "We talked about how sports can be empowering especially how analytical fencing is as a sport," he added.
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Extensive film footage, as well as the showcasing of otherwise secret activities, has given outsiders an analytical window that was never available before.
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In my early professional years in the strategy consulting world, I believed that I needed to prove how smart and analytical I was.
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If you're a news junkie with analytical skills and a passion for understanding how stories are consumed online, this internship is for you.
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Sure, you still have to perform within Amazon's highly analytical world, but a giant hurdle is knocked down before you begin the race.
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This Battlelab will review the capabilities of the Palantir software against current systems and assess its viability as an effective analytical tool set.
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Ada Lovelace, daughter of Lord Byron, is considered the world's first computer programmer for the algorithms she devised for Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine.
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Advanced analytical models are being developed to locate digital media platforms, highlight extremist focal point, and secret sources of polarization and acquiring activities.
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And the less skeptical and analytical the participant, the more likely he or she was to interpret random nonsense as being deeply profound.
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Analytical chemist Mark Arnold at the University of Iowa has created such a device, and it seems to be working on rat skin.
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The rigorously analytical way in which programming required him to think appealed to him, but the problems he was tackling sometimes felt trivial.
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Cardillo is telling his analysts that the shift won't result in fewer spies, but more sophisticated analytical work for them to carry out.
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Sean Fitzgerald, the director of research and analytical services at the institute, called the results of Justice's "Just Shine Shimmer Powder" hugely concerning.
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If you link these, you're bringing two different environments together: the intimate, respectful environment of commemoration, and the distant, analytical voice of historians.
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Regulators are trying to free up the marketplace to admit the power of new data sharing and analytical technologies in a secure manner.
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Commercial, financial information and travel data, such as passport information, can also be included in BPDs — which are incorporated into agencies' analytical systems.
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It's the same data, same techniques and the same analytical models, but you would choose to focus on the outliers versus the normal.
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"Cooler, bluish light is generally good for analytical thinking, while warmer bulbs are better for socializing and interaction with other people," says Augustin.
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Minecraft encourages creativity, Overwatch encourages some sense of strategy, but nothing else on the list really demands the same depth of analytical thought.
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However, the analytical chemist had a problem—he needed a gas chromatograph and a mass spectrometer, sophisticated machines used to analyze chemical compounds.
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So a lot of the path was pretty parallel in terms of an analytical approach and a direct marketing, direct-to-consumer approach.
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Annual median salary: $81,390Projected job growth through 2026: 27 percent These workers use advanced mathematical and analytical methods to help businesses solve problems.
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But those execs should take a closer look and ask why one of the most analytical companies in entertainment just made this move.
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They used analytical words even less than they had before 9/11 and they went back to their old level of social engagement.
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On defense, by contrast, basketball's smartest analytical minds have yet to come up with a useful, ubiquitous way to measure on-court aptitude.
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Chris Stewart of Utah said "absolutely" he stands by the report, saying there were "deficiencies" in the analytical tradecraft used by the agencies.
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Therefore, subject to a rigorous and properly vetted process, which includes a high analytical bar, government should have the power to designate SIFIs.
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Opinion writing became a major phenomenon in the 20th century as newspapers nurtured analytical voices who were not bound by norms of objectivity.
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FLANNERY: LISTEN, I HAVE LOOKED AT AND WILL LOOK AT ALWAYS WILL LOOK AT EVERY SCENARIO FROM AN ANALYTICAL MARKET BACKED QUANTITATIVE WAY.
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Despite this, presidents of both parties have consistently worked to require various forms of analysis and to refine the analytical techniques behind them.
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The Department of Commerce has even increased its analytical capacity in recent years to conduct more rigorous impact analysis of regulations on industry.
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At the Flatiron, a nonprofit enterprise, the goal is to apply Renaissance's analytical strategies to projects dedicated to expanding knowledge and helping humanity.
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What they do: Use advanced mathematical and analytical methods to help organizations investigate complex issues, identify and solve problems, and make better decisions.
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But by Hopper's calculation, feminism is rendered a crucial analytical implement, and that is only proven by the content of Under My Thumb.
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The Moon in analytical Virgo opposes dreamy Neptune in Pisces at 10:08 PM, finding us confronting feelings that aren't grounded in reality.
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In other words, the supposed US commitment to regime change in Syria is the result, at least in part, of an analytical mistake.
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According to Melissa Wilcox, an analytical chemist and consultant to the cannabis industry, there are several reasons for this epidemic of mislabeled edibles.
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"It's always worth extending the testing experience, that's for sure," said Dr. Don Catlin, the former director of the U.C.L.A. Olympic Analytical Laboratory.
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A confidant of his, Mike Jackson, the chief executive of AutoNation, a large dealership chain, said Mr. Marchionne had an unusually analytical mind.
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Annals and chronicles have typically been seen as less analytical than 'histories,' which more explicitly (and narratively) attempted to connect causes to effects.
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Right from the very, very beginning, people were interested in the analytical take that I would use on reflecting on the fashion industry.
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This analytical muddle doesn't matter greatly because Mann refuses to say which set of solutions he thinks holds most promise for the future.
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The critical vogue was still with New Criticism, an analytical approach that emphasized "close reading," isolating the formal artistic elements of literary text.
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The exhibition's earliest catalogues are delightfully sparse, lacking the supplemental information and deluge of analytical essays that pad most of today's museum catalogues.
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So the opposite of false objectivity should be analytical rigor and leveling with the reader and letting the reader know what you know.
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"Of course I didn't want it to be analytical or statistics related... math is pretty boring to watch," they said in the video.
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The next couple of weeks were spent on analytical testing before the company sent the first batch to the National Institutes of Health.
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Brainteasers are not only intended to lure applicants out of their comfort zone, but also to test their analytical and problem-solving skills.
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If confronted with a threat, we don't have time for slow, analytical System 22019 thinking, so we activate System 1 and call 911.
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I stayed because I liked the actual work, which is both creative and analytical; evidence shows that liberal arts grads are excellent workers.
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He says he believes that players can be fooled that way and that the sport is long overdue for a more analytical approach.
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The suspension was imposed "due to analytical issues self-reported to WADA by the laboratory," the agency said in a statement, without elaborating.
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"Extracting information out of those 1,000 signals in an analytical way—it's very, very hard to do," says Ciocarlie, who developed the system.
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Students could choose one of two tracks -- either a natural products track focused on biology, or an analytical track that focuses on chemistry.
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The analytical tools employed by mainstream economists steered them toward prioritizing efficiency over equality, market mechanisms over nonmarket ones and consumers over producers.
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The writing prompts also make a great jumping off point for mini-lessons on text organization, nonfiction text features and analytical thinking strategies.
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In the last two years Russia has rushed to develop this infrastructure, including the NSD and the domestic Analytical Credit Rating Agency (ACRA).
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The habits of thought I developed studying this book continue to shape how I analyze all kinds of analytical problems in my work.
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At the time, I was an accountant because I was pretty good at math and analytical skills, and I could get a job.
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"General managers are extremely analytical, and they tend as a group to make the most efficient decisions possible," M.L.B.'s Halem told me.
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Simon Morley's new book presents a seven-tiered analytical framework that aims to make even the most inscrutable works of modern art accessible.
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Euan Uglow initially trained Hyman in William Coldstream's perceptual analytical process, a deeply puritanical method that values accuracy over feeling, objectification over empathy.
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"The Psychologist" lampoons psychoanalysis, before giving way to "The Tunnel" a few tracks later, a bloodcurdling and analytical account of Davidson's anxiety nightmares.
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