Rocket League, similarly, ran at maximum specs without any hiccups.
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First of all, the Saudis are pumping at maximum levels.
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At maximum settings, the Prestige was topping out at 214fps.
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"We are not yet at maximum employment," Ms. Pollak said.
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The train is already running at maximum throughput as is.
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At maximum exertion, their cells might not be getting enough oxygen.
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But at maximum, it could have a chilling effect on adoption.
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T.M.Q. believes this is because trophy games are played at maximum intensity.
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The reservoir's operators have been releasing water at maximum levels since Jan.
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You'll only get shots at maximum resolution when in good lighting, however.
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An MP31 played at maximum volume through earbuds can reach 105 decibels.
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Most urban emergency departments are already operating at maximum capacity every day.
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You're gonna get the album when the excitement is still at maximum.
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However, they would probably not be able to operate at maximum capacity.
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At maximum extension, the tip should stick out by around a centimeter.
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He added the refiner planned to operate its major plants at maximum rates.
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The missile would have flown about 4,500 kilometers at maximum trajectory, he wrote.
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You say, 'We're at maximum employment,' and then eight million jobs show up.
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Without filling out that form, the retiree is automatically enrolled at maximum coverage.
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Even generators for large facilities usually have at maximum fuel for 72 hours.
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We are operating at maximum levels of blacktivity we haven't seen in decades.
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And Rise of the Tomb Raider's sprawling vistas look incredible, even at maximum resolution.
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That can lead to six months in jail and a $500 fine, at maximum.
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At maximum volume, the One became shrill and painful where the HomePod maintained balance.
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"That tells me we're probably not really at maximum employment just yet," he said.
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It's good for their bottom line by ensuring their centers remain at maximum capacity.
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He wrote that a president's powers are at maximum strength only with Congress's authorization.
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You'll need to carry fewer chargers, and everything you own will charge at maximum speed.
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Residents would only be able to take 25 liters of water per day at maximum.
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The headphones can also play plenty loud, with very little distortion even at maximum volume.
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He throws at maximum effort, acknowledging that he loses command when he does anything less.
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An extended-range version of the round can go almost 23 miles at maximum range.
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Many shelters aren't capable of providing extra space either, as many are at maximum capacity.
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It took 9 minutes in total to get a thoroughly hot towel at maximum temperature.
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The Notre-Dame Basilica – which seats 3,200 at maximum capacity – has been preparing for Angélil's commemoration.
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Rhode Island allows employees up to four weeks of paid leave at maximum $752 per week.
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Makes sense, though, to keep both the headset light and the PS4 running at maximum potential.
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Signals on the bridge are being tested and repaired so trains can run at maximum speed.
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With an 8-Pin connector built-in, it can charge your Apple devices at maximum speeds.
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Typically, inmates accused of assaulting officers are given lengthy sentences in isolation at maximum-security prisons.
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That goes along with a 500 mile range per charge, at maximum weight at highway speed.
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A 30 percent maximum risk of serious injury at maximum force applies here (so wear a helmet).
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" Henry said prednisone's price varies from 8 cents to $1.50 per tablet, at maximum "$135 a month.
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Can you say today with confidence that your business is operating at maximum efficiency and maximum productivity?
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When developer Niantic launched Pokémon Go in the summer of 2016, it did so at maximum velocity.
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UWI economist Roger Hosein believes the islands could stand to absorb at maximum 54,000 low-end workers.
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Once the maintenance work is done, it will pump at maximum capacity to make up the shortfall.
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Playing 21 seconds of "Cold Water" at maximum volume, half of the 19883 headphones exceeded 85 decibels.
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The game was very playable at maximum settings, running very smoothly at over 2699 frames per second.
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If you run your computer at maximum resolution, it will render text at an extremely small size.
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The exercise groups did interval training for 35 minutes on a stationary bike, including spurts at maximum intensity.
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It can be, at maximum, 22 percent exposed to equities and is, at minimum, always 23 percent hedged.
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"Refineries which are running at maximum capacities may instead run a little lower," one of the sources said.
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Previously, the pollution equipment was programmed to operate at maximum effectiveness only under a narrow range of temperatures.
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He said the park was at maximum capacity for almost all of the recent Lunar New Year holiday period.
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Massive crowds waited to get inside the committee room, which was at maximum capacity as the hearing got underway.
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Since then, it added an option that allows users to see if their battery is running at maximum capacity.
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"There are pockets of regions and demographics all over the country who are not at maximum employment," Powell said.
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At maximum speed of about 35 mph, it would take the Vinson almost four days to cover that distance.
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The Line 3 project will allow Enbridge to run the pipeline at maximum capacity of 760,000 barrels per day.
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Installed capacity relates to how much energy can be produced at maximum output, not what is currently being generated.
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In fact, Americans are safer with suspected terrorists in custody at maximum security prisons instead of overseas military outposts.
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At maximum, Cohen has evidence that suggests real criminal wrongdoing either by the President or those close to him.
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I'm told the LEDs were hand-applied and output 175,000 lumens when they're all switched on at maximum brightness.
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You can charge up to seven devices at once, at maximum speeds, without the risk of overheating or damage.
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The only certainty was that we were all about to hear it, at maximum volume, for an entire season.
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Sure, I play diplomatic games, too, but these are largely in service of keeping my army working at maximum efficiency.
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Update: International Business Times reports that the S7 will supposedly have 17 hours of continuous video playback at maximum illumination.
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Once you blast the Flare speaker at maximum volume, that's when you can start to hear the distortion in sound.
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They even showed off the new Pro playing Fortnite at maximum resolution (it looked great and lag-free, of course).
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When it's operating at maximum capacity, some seventy-five thousand cubic feet of water will flow through it every second.
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Besides the occasional software patch or hardware update, machines and programs can pretty much work at maximum capacity, 24/7.
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Spread the leaves on a sheet pan lined with paper and bake for 1 hour with fan at maximum speed.
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And until we see wage growth net of productivity climbing at above 2%, we're not really at maximum employment yet.
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And at maximum maximum, people with symptoms don't come forward and, confined with uninfected people, make them sick as well.
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Or is it that we're withering away into some utopic, objectless matrix, plugged in with the volume at maximum levels?
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HK * Announces global offering of 100 million shares at maximum offer price of hk$1.4 per offer share Further company coverage:
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The BAML fund manager survey shows investors fully involved, if not yet at "maximum greed," according to the firm's Michael Hartnett.
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Then everything explodes: the anthemic chorus that follows plays at maximum volume and sounds huge, as does the subsequent keyboard hook.
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"How could you think there's a universe where you could survive that?" he asks rhetorically, before firing Connerty at maximum volume.
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Closing in at maximum velocity, Concorde would swoop down from the north and intercept the shadow of the moon over northwest Africa.
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Traffic is only one result of a city struggling to operate at maximum capacity, and all these data feed into each other.
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The missile could have flown about 2,800 miles at maximum trajectory, putting the U.S. military base at Guam within reliable striking distance.
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Saudi Arabia has now said other OPEC members, including arch-rival Iran, will be free to produce "at maximum levels that make sense".
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I comforted myself with the assumption that ChrisP20 was tortured by DanielP27's 908-calorie expenditure and full 30 minutes at maximum output.
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The program assumed jets would always fly at maximum cruising speed, but the actual speeds were much lower, most likely to conserve fuel.
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A number of municipalities in Santarem and Castelo Branco are still considered at maximum risk of fire, according to the national meteorological agency.
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As the leader of Kitfox Games, I want my team to be at maximum efficiency and efficacy, so I want to minimize crunch.
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In my testing, on average, once objects or scenery are out about 6 feet or more from the subject, you're at maximum blur.
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A zoom that large will also amplify minute vibrations in your hand, which usually means that, at maximum zoom, you'll need a tripod.
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The Fed has traditionally operated independently of the presidency as it seeks to keep inflation stable and the economy running at maximum employment.
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Gundlach, who oversees $90 billion in assets for the Los Angeles-based DoubleLine, said the firm was at "maximum underweight" since last August.
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Even with the noise cancelling at maximum power, I enjoy that delicately balanced audio fidelity I've come to love from any Bowers & Wilkins headphones.
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The 24,000 barrel per day, six-inch pipeline runs intermittently, and at maximum has capacity to flow at 1,000 barrels per hour, Owen said.
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The Pentagon wouldn't comment on intelligence matters regarding what its assessment is on how many missiles the DPRK could launch at maximum at once.
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"Aeromexico is working at maximum capacity to normalize operations as quickly as possible and is sorry for the inconvenience to clients," the company added.
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The zoomed lens combines optical zoom with Google's Super Res Zoom digital zooming, which the company said takes sharp photos even at maximum zoom.
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Though the features are furrowed, the eyes and the smile remain at maximum strength, and he can still charm the ring off a finger.
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"There are 1.5 million people in Basra and I can push 430 bayonets onto the street at maximum effort," he said in July 2003.
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Amid a torrent of tabloid reports alleging bad behavior, infidelity and questionable tattoos, he finds himself at maximum attention at an especially humbling moment.
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Its usually in a public space and it's there at minimum for an entire day … at maximum, it could be there for a month.
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""Nimitz class, she's barreling down pretty good now with a lot of stuff on her, and her electric plant is almost at maximum capacity.
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To put that in perspective, the Falcon Heavy's 27 Merlin engines are equivalent to about 18 Boeing 747s with their engines at maximum power.
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My job consisted of standing outside, alone, blowing highly-compressed air at maximum velocity at these fucking things, essentially power-scrubbing the mold off them.
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Hypermiling involves driving a car at maximum fuel (or electrical) efficiency to see how long it can run on one charge or tank of gas.
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The agency reps then added that there's room on the M train as it is, but the E train is already running at maximum capacity.
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I was cooking, tasting, and testing recipes a lot which was a dream job but I felt like I was at maximum density with food.
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But after a few days, I found the pillow to be a bit too firm at maximum capacity, so I removed some of the foam.
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Doctors have told Hassan that patients such as his son are usually on life support for two or three weeks, or at maximum, a month.
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People who forgo profit for ethical reasons could thus be seen as harming society, because they are preventing resources from being used at maximum efficiency.
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The following three clips, each five seconds in length, are safe to listen to for a short period, Dr. Fligor said, even at maximum volume.
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Hartung says that even at locations where digital is 40% of sales, the second make line means the locations are still not at maximum capacity.
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And heading to Mars in a tin can is the kind of situation where we need to operate at maximum effectiveness for months at a time.
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Tesla's offering has a range of 500 miles at maximum weight at highways speeds, much higher than early spec reports of a range of 300 miles.
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The Australian Energy Council, which represents electricity generators, said many power plants can't operate at maximum rates as they lack fuel, Reuters reported on Sept. 12.
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A year ago, thin meant weak—but today there are tons of sleek notebooks that can play the latest PC games at maximum levels of detail.
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When something more serious occurs, like a broken window, the alarm activates, the centre screen goes brighter, and the car's audio system plays at maximum volume.
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At maximum, Manziel can be sentenced to a year in jail and fined $4,000 for the Class A misdemeanor assault, according to The Dallas Morning News.
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Note: The photographer was okay and making light of his situation on Twitter, so it is okay for you to enjoy this video at maximum capacity.
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Many interviewed by The Times, like Ibrahim Gyang, who is serving 803 years to life for killing a gang rival, were confined at maximum-security prisons.
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She traces her problem to repeatedly listening at maximum volume to Anne's Angry and Bitter Breakup Song Playlist, which she created while going through a divorce.
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To get the staff operating at maximum speeds, they took the workers to a tennis court and marked the court with chalk to approximate the kitchen.
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But this combination of specs just isn't enough to simultaneously power the latest games at maximum settings and take full advantage of its 4K / 120Hz display.
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In this model, a certificate lasts for three years at maximum and can be used to issue a digital signature much like written signatures are used now.
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At maximum, Becky stopped maturing at age 34, which is a time when a baby, a new career, or any major life change seems easy to attain.
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The sound quality is definitively better than the original Echo's, with the obvious catch that the unit can't hear voice requests when it's playing at maximum volume.
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On Tuesday, Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said that Iran, Libya and Nigeria may be allowed to pump "at maximum levels that make sense," Reuters reported.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih has said Iran, Nigeria and Libya could be allowed to pump "at maximum levels that make sense" given their special situations.
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Describing the event from inside the building, Ashworth said there was an "immense amount of uncertainty" in the city, and security had been put at maximum level.
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Their every action is tracked by warehouse scanners and call center computers, which provide the data for the automated systems that keep them working at maximum capacity.
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With that feat, Bolian became the reigning king of the so-called "Cannonball Run," in which a driver barrels from New York to Los Angeles at maximum speeds.
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The refrain to "Thank You" is metal's rousing, electrified answer to the Golden Girls theme, and it just feels so good to hear it (preferably at maximum volume).
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According to the Australian Navy, these subs could plunge to a depth of 100 feet (30.5 meters) and travel at maximum speed of 17 mph (28 km/h).
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It would be allowed to produce "at maximum levels that make sense", said Saudi Arabia's energy minister—a softer Saudi attitude that may reflect harder constraints at home.
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Keep an eye out for the impending vinyl release from Candlelight and Spinefarm Records and listen to the stream below at maximum volume in a smoke-filled room.
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The hospital is part of the safety-net system that supplies vitally needed care and must be funded properly to ensure its ability to operate at maximum potential.
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Google's Stadia will use about 15.75 GB of data per hour to stream at maximum quality, and even the lowest recommended settings will use 4.5 GB per hour.
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At this point, the kitchen has already been working in two lines for 30 minutes—which means two grillers, two burger builders and two wrappers—at maximum capacity.
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They would have to ante up at least 80 percent of the funding for transit projects to receive -- at maximum -- a 303 percent match from the federal government.
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"That is 500 miles at maximum weight, at highway speed, so you are doing 60 mph," Tesla CEO Elon Musk told a crowd in Los Angeles Thursday night.
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MESTER: SO I THINK WE'RE BASICALLY AT MAXIMUM EMPLOYMENT, FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF MINE OF POLICY VIEW, BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN IT TRIGGERS A NECESSARY ACTION.
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The show operates at maximum archness, and while the period setting never feels truly real, the moments of emotional authenticity that do break through shine beautifully and brightly.
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"You're at maximum pulse every time you go three meters," said Roosa Mannonen, 22, a student from Lahti, who entered the women's competition with a group of friends.
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"And at maximum eclipse at 5.45:43 pm you will probably notice a dark grey shading to the Moon's northern limb," the Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command website explains.
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Most of my time on the Blade was spent playing Overwatch, which despite the cartoonish style is actually a fairly demanding game when you run it at maximum settings.
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There was a sense of real achievement when I was able to string together a few turns at maximum speed without slamming into a wall or a banana skin.
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Image: Alain Herzog/EPFLWhen the system is lit at maximum intensity, the spot where the light beams meet registers at a whopping 21,700 suns, or 21.7 MW m-2.
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On the other end, the average office slave would get, at maximum, an hour-and-a-half of sunlight after work, and in the shorter months, none at all.
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"What I've observed after returning now is heavy equipment has arrived, logistics have started to arrive although it's not at maximum yet, fuel has partly arrived," Widodo told reporters.
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Just after noon on January 8, 2005, the USS San Francisco, US Navy nuclear-powered Los Angeles-class submarine collided with an undersea mountain while moving at maximum speed.
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But by March 1972, spare capacity had dropped to zero, every well was at maximum production, domestic output was falling, and politicians began to speak of an energy crisis.
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The engineers are looking for a design that can successfully capture more than 50% of regolith, meaning that the drums will be more than half full at maximum capacity.
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This means that, on average, a man born at 7.6 pounds was able to generate, at maximum effort, 8.7 more watts of energy than one born a pound lighter.
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"Based on doing some back of the envelope math, the barrier for doing [that run] at maximum difficulty isn't going to be player strength, but player metabolism," said Gallagher.
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Ahead of the surprise agreement, Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said that Iran, Libya and Nigeria may be allowed to pump "at maximum levels that make sense," Reuters reported.
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Thanks to an excessive amount of testing and engineering, the HomePod contributes none of its own vibration or hum to the audio — even at maximum volume on super thumpy tracks.
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Mariah Carey had a vision of suds, and it was all that she turned out to be: Even when she's indulging in some downtime, she's still operating at maximum Mimi.
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"At minimum, it is an unforced PR nightmare that's gone on for far too long, and at maximum it could be something approaching a scandal," said one Senate GOP strategist.
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According to McDermott, both of them agreed that the company is currently at "maximum strength" and that this would be the best time to put the succession plan into action.
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The Samsung Galaxy S11 rumor mill is at maximum capacity, churning out pretty much every detail we need to get a good idea of what to expect in early 2020.
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Blacks are very black, even at maximum brightness, and colors are strong, though you won't see the same vibrant detail as you will on a machine like the MacBook Pro.
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The Voynich manuscript has been digitized by the Beinecke library, and this allowed me, at maximum magnification, to take a patchwork pencil tracing of the entire sequence of nine spheres.
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In the meantime, Kashkari said he still favors caution on rate hikes because the U.S. economy is not yet at maximum sustainable employment levels and also because of the tame inflation.
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Sanctions are already pitched at maximum strength, so America's only response to a new Iranian programme would be to bomb its facilities—and bomb them again over many years if necessary.
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You contain both impulses at maximum dosage, so the question is: Have you used your darkness to bear down on an inner truth or to get your way at all costs?
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That isn't unique to machines but "algorithms are tuned to perform at maximum sensitivity, meaning there may be false positives," says Stanford University's Daniel Rubin, who develops imaging tools for radiology.
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Columbus is using two of EasyMile's 12-passenger shuttles—which look a bit like toasters and move at maximum speeds of 12 mph—in a one-year experiment with autonomous vehicles.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said Iran, along with Libya and Nigeria, could be allowed to pump "at maximum levels that make sense," even as other producers limited production, Reuters reported.
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If you want me to sit in a room meeting fans, I need the room to be at maximum 55 degrees Fahrenheit and I need to have dead mice to eat. Kidding!
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Even louder is the fact that, even when you are training at maximum efficiency, time means you lose levels in each area of your fitness: agility, strength, and endurance—every single day.
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While both phones looked stunning when viewing 4K images at maximum brightness at their highest resolution side-by-side, I noticed that the OnePlus 7 Pro sometimes exaggerated colors compared to Samsung.
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"If everyone produces at maximum capacity, the price is at risk of revisiting the lows seen earlier this year," said Harry Tchilinguirian, the head of commodities strategy at BNP Paribas in London.
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Two decades ago, coal plants were mainly used as a baseload power source, meaning they'd run at maximum output around the clock in order to supply the minimum demand on the grid.
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An astronaut in the seat simply reaches above and pulls down to release the brake, with the EES operating at maximum speed when the bar is pulled down fully towards the astronaut.
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The company said its brewing facility in Leuven - Europe's largest - could extract alcohol from 1.2 billion litres of beer a year at maximum capacity and it planned to spread the practice worldwide.
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I turned off the lights and listened repeatedly to the tracks at maximum volume, until I was in a sort of a trance where I felt I had become one with the music.
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U.S. companies that rely on expensive drilling methods have become more efficient, frustrating OPEC's two-year effort to end a crude glut by pumping at maximum capacity to wash out high-cost producers.
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In this documentary, viewers follow the lives of several inmates at maximum security prison Angola in Louisiana, which was known as one of the largest and most dangerous holding facility in the 1990s.
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After comparing multiple colors on device screens, the researchers found that a white screen had the highest blue light emissions, so they used a white screen set at maximum brightness for their measurements.
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In a flu season that has already resulted in the deaths of 63 children and scores of adults, our nation's hospitals are at maximum capacity and supplies of medication and equipment are lacking.
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It is based on the final vote tallies — once the last vote is counted, the needle will settle at maximum certainty on the side of the victor (if it's still on display by then).
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Defenders are supposed to be taught that as they approach a quarterback, slow down a bit — approach at maximum speed and the quarterback will step around you, which is what Wilson did to Munnerlyn.
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Competition for access to grain export infrastructure has intensified in Russia as its ports are running at maximum capacity after it harvested a record crop in 2017 and prospects for 2018 are also bright.
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"The fact is that the OPEC production is just a free for all over the next couple of months as they try to produce at maximum rates," before oil limits are enforced, Lipow said.
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It was conceived at a time when the Russian capital's biggest three airports were regularly operating at maximum capacity and was meant to tap rising airline traffic, then growing 15.83 percent year-on-year.
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Coming back to the Blade Stealth, games like Prey and Rage 2 run at smooth, consistent 60 frames per second at maximum settings, though that's not the limit of what this setup is capable of.
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He'd wanted to become a history teacher, but instead used a PlayStation fan zine he'd started called PlayStation Frenzy to get a job at Maximum, a new gaming magazine from a media company called EMAP.
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It has two USB ports and a built-in Qi-compatible wireless charging pad so that you can connect up to three devices at once, with adjustable charging outputs to power up at maximum speed.
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An official from Petrobangla, which is in charge of LNG imports into the country, said all the connecting pipelines are not ready, and the FSRU will not yet be able to operate at maximum capacity.
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Tap that, and you'll be able to make the phone ring at maximum volume, lock it (with a message and contact number on the lock screen), or locate its precise position using the Device Manager.
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He also said he did not think there was a need to significantly adjust or cut supply and that Iran, Libya and Nigeria should be allowed to produce at maximum levels seen in recent history.
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Reuters ship tracking data shows the vessel, listed carrying general cargo, was last seen anchored on March 8 near Lianyuanhang port and was listed at maximum draft, which means it was fully loaded with cargo.
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Warm ocean waters also helped fuel Hurricane Patricia, which set an all-time intensity record for the western hemisphere in October of 2015, when it peaked at maximum sustained winds of 210 miles per hour.
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The list of issues hitting devices announced at the company's Pixel 2 event in October just grew by another, as users have begun reporting Home Mini crashes when the smart speaker is played at maximum volume.
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There are about 45 daily flights between the two capitals, with average capacity of each flight at about 200 people, which meant 9,000 daily passengers could be carried in both directions at maximum, the report said.
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He guzzles Red Bull and recruits like a demon and spouts aphorisms in a gumbo-soaked drawl, and he does all of it at maximum volume, a human train whistle piercing every environment he passes through.
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Panasonic was also part of an announcement that may have larger long-term implications: a lens mount collaboration with Leica and Sigma aimed at maximum flexibility for the emerging mirrorless full-frame and medium format market.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih already hinted at this on Tuesday, in saying that Iran, Nigeria and Libya would be allowed to produce "at maximum levels that make sense" as part of any output limits.
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But I accidentally left the phone's screen at maximum brightness for about two hours after a video shoot — while also setting the display to never time out — and was still able to get regular battery life.
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Independence from presidential criticism has long been a hallmark of the Fed's existence, and a contributor to its ability to maintain monetary policy that aims to keep inflation stable and the economy running at maximum employment.
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For Cleveland to hold onto the lead in the fourth quarter, they will need to keep Golden State frustrated offensively, while keeping James and Irving at maximum intensity for as much of the quarter as possible.
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Though Goel says the 60-mile range requirement has been consistent from the outset, Uber's 2016 white paper suggested that a minimum effective range would be 100 miles—or two 50-mile trips at maximum speed.
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The story, set in the Ozarks, takes place along multiple timelines between 1980 and 113, and stars Mahershala Ali (at maximum brood here) as an Arkansas state detective haunted by a case involving two missing children.
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Unable to understand how to run the engines because of missing data, the plane froze the power at maximum, priming the huge transporter to go higher and faster, according to the three sources familiar with the inquiry.
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He's trying to describe how, at the end of the 20th century, things seemed to appear and disappear at maximum speed, how cultural objects appeared, became commodities, and disappeared before anyone had time to really grasp them.
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The color palette of the comedy was so suffused that many times, when watching it on my laptop, I was moved to turn up my screen brightness only to find that it was already at maximum level.
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The crowd was at maximum capacity, paper plates covered in nacho cheese and corn dog dust all tossed away by this point, everyone engaged in the communal spectacle of tiny two-person wars sanctioned by the state.
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"New York City's rail infrastructure provides significant untapped capacity, whereas our aging highways are at maximum capacity, which limits our ability to remain globally competitive," said Ryan White, director of freight initiatives for the Economic Development Corporation.
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His end is to turn himself into an artificial homunculus in a self propelling capsule, travelling at maximum speed, and depressing to the point of extinction his natural gifts, above all, eliminating any spontaneous trace of spirit.
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Fixing the problem, then, will require collective action—action taken by massive groups of people in a concerted fashion—that at bare minimum holds the power players accountable and at maximum seriously restructures our political-economic system.
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"The federal government has to ensure that the industries that create those vital supplies are at maximum production and that they're distributed where they're needed most, as we do in wartime," de Blasio said on CNN earlier.
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"At its brightest, comet C/2016 U1 NEOWISE will pass through the constellations Ophiuchus to Serpens Cauda and Sagittarius, and is best visible in the dawn sky 12 degrees from the [sun] at maximum brightness," reports Universe Today.
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"It could take up probably at maximum about 20 percent of the excess carbon dioxide, and it'll take a pretty long time for that to occur," said Falkowski, who leads the university's Environmental Biophysics and Molecular Ecology Laboratory.
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"He (Abramovich) is getting rid of cyclical assets at maximum prices that could suffer most from a cyclical downturn," said Kirill Tremasov, head of research at Loko-Invest and former director of the Russian Economy Ministry's forecasting department.
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Iran, along with Libya and Nigeria, is allowed to produce "at maximum levels that make sense" as part of any output limits in a surprise deal reached last week by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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That means the Gulf OPEC member has the potential to boost supplies by some 400,000 bpd if it produces at maximum capacity now, with the possibility of adding around 200,000 bpd more by the end of the year.
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It's not perfect; researchers say Dactyl only actually solves the Rubik's Cube about 60 percent of the time when 15 rotations are required—and 20 percent when cube's scramble is at maximum difficulty requiring 26 or more turns.
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German Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer said in a statement Monday after a meeting with Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche that the company was expected to work "with cooperative transparency" with the government and "at maximum speed," The Associated Press reported.
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German Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer said in a statement Monday after a meeting with Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche that the company was expected to work "with cooperative transparency" with the government and "at maximum speed," The Associated Press reported.
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"We're already at maximum capacity and clearing out beds as best we can," said Dr. Nick Scriven, a specialist in urgent conditions in Halifax, a town in northern England, and the former president of The Society for Acute Medicine.
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"He's had a little bit of difficulty" suggests, at a minimum, that Kavanaugh has struggled with the effects of his alcohol consumption and, at maximum, that it was something that impacted his life beyond those youthful nights of carousing.
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Other than slim, mechanical key switches, Razer's pricey iPad Pro accessory has a metal kickstand, a detachable polycarbonate case, connectivity via Bluetooth and manufacturer suggested battery life of 10 hours at maximum brightness, or 600 hours with the backlighting off.
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Most of the trains I'd been on during my journey had been quite small — no more than five carriages or so at maximum, and sometimes (at least in the case of trains in eastern Europe compared to western Europe) even fewer.
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While van Beurden says the market is not running out of oil, he believes supplies are getting tight as crude stockpiles fall to normal levels after several years of oversupply and as oil producers get closer to pumping at maximum capacity.
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The countries said in a joint statement issued on the eve of a major oceans conference in Washington that 31 percent of the world's fisheries were operating at biologically unsustainable levels, with 58 percent at maximum levels with no room to grow.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih told reporters in Algiers, where OPEC and other oil producers had gathered for the Sept 250-2400 International Energy Forum, that Iran, Libya and Nigeria should be allowed to produce at maximum levels seen in recent history.
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Even if every one of his 32 million followers were real people -- and they are not -- and if all of them lived in the United States, he'd still only reach, at maximum, one tenth of the US population with any given tweet.
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The space age catamarans used in the 35th America's Cup, which ended in victory for Emirates Team New Zealand this week, can sail at maximum speeds of 50 knots (92.6 kilometers per hour) and have more in common with flying than sailing.
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Connecting to the Razer keyboard is achieved via Bluetooth, not the Smart Connector that Apple uses for its own keyboard case, and battery life for the new peripheral is rated at 10 hours with the backlight at maximum or 600 hours without it.
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It means you have to keep the keyboard charged — Razer quotes 600 hours of use with the backlighting off and 10 with it on at maximum, and although I have no reason not to believe these figure, they're also not the point.
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"If a more severe threat is detected, such as someone breaking a window, Sentry Mode switches to an "Alarm" state, which activates the car alarm, increases the brightness of the center display, and plays music at maximum volume from the car's audio system."
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If a more severe threat is detected, such as someone breaking a window, Sentry Mode switches to an "Alarm" state, which activates the car alarm, increases the brightness of the center display, and plays music at maximum volume from the car's audio system.
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"We were running at maximum capacity even before the Hurricane, so we don't really have much room to boost our capacity ... but we expect our profitability to improve," said a source at SK Innovation, parent company of South Korea's top refiner SK Energy.
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China chief Matt Tsien, who disclosed the car market growth estimates until 20143, said GM's Wuhan plant that opened last year was operating at maximum utilization, and a planned second phase is being added there that will double capacity to 480,000 units a year.
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The interest rate has changed multiple times since 2016 when my loan was moved over to the home equity line of credit, but at maximum, it was 4.49% (in June 2019), which is still significantly lower than my fixed rate with my original student loan.
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In fact, an HHS official told the Washington Post that their shelters are already at maximum capacity or "dangerously close to it," indicating that the government does not have even a fraction of the capacity it would need to separate children into HHS facilities.
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U.S. refiners have been able to substitute a significant proportion of imported light crudes, like those from West Africa, with domestic shale oil, but they still need a significant proportion of imported medium-to-heavy sour crudes to run their refineries at maximum efficiency.
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The budget proposal would cut visits at maximum-security prisons from seven days a week to three, which would eliminate the jobs of 39 corrections officers, saving a meager $2.6 million a year, out of an annual corrections budget of more than $3 billion.
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In contrast, the journey to North America and Europe is still going through the canals, since ships often are already cruising at maximum speed to ensure they get their high value cargo of computers, clothing, or cars to their hundreds of even thousands of customers on time.
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I come into this stretch of the famed German track at 93 mph, cornering at maximum grip and body lean, compressing the suspension as I go right-left-right and steeply uphill, making a conscious effort to lift my head to keep my eyes at horizon level.
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Autopilot isn't an autonomous driving system – it's a highway assistance feature that still requires a driver to be alert and ready to take full control, but the challenge is similar: How to build driving features that make a human feel comfortable while still operating at maximum effectiveness.
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" Röösli said that any potential risks can be minimized by not having the phone up to someone&aposs head, either via the use of headphones or using the loudspeaker when calling, "in particular when network quality is low and the mobile phone is functioning at maximum power.
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" According to the statement, "Keller often prescribed at maximum dosages and in quantities upwards of 180-300 pills per prescription, resulting in total daily opiate prescription dosages that far exceeded the recommended 50 mg Morphine Equivalent Dosage standard set forth by the Centers for Disease Control.
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Walsh, who retires in July, has repeatedly defended running the company's mines at maximum speed even as demand growth from China's steel mills waned, saying any curtailment would simply open the door for competitors to fill the void and do little to lower supply and elevate prices.
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If enforcement isn't working—and the street drug and homeless charities helping those most at risk are working at maximum capacity—then the main aim of Dundee's drug commission must be to ensure, at least, that life-saving treatment is there for those who need it.
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You can slow down the car, pinpoint the problem and fix it; or, you can just keep pouring more gas into the tank, hoping for an infinite supply, and accelerate at maximum speed — all the while praying that the fuel leak doesn't lead to a catastrophe along the way.
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The report, by the senior adviser to the secretary of defense on operational test and evaluation, questioned the F-35A's ability to fly at maximum allowable airspeed with its weapons bay doors open and its ability to sustain an "energy advantage" during a dogfight with an F-16D.
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"I believe that we misread the labor market, thinking we were at maximum employment when, in fact, millions of Americans still wanted to work, and fearing that if we hit maximum employment, inflation might suddenly accelerate, and we would then have to raise rates quickly to contain it," he said.
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The general consensus among NBA analysts was that although Boston had a deep, versatile roster well-suited to surviving the grind of the 82-game regular season, the Celtics lacked the front-line star power to go deep into the playoffs, when teams play at maximum effort in every game.
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"The government should strengthen price controls on commercial housing to prohibit exorbitant profits by executing a price cap on new houses, which should be calculated by adding reasonable profits, say at maximum 20 percent, to costs," said Tang yuan, department chief at the Policy Research Office of the State Council.
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NEW YORK, March 19 (Reuters) - Johnson & Johnson is running its Tylenol manufacturing at maximum capacity in North America in order to contend with surging demand for the product due to the fast-spreading coronavirus outbreak, the head of its consumer health unit's North American operation said in an interview on Thursday.
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Cosby, 81, who last year was convicted of drugging and sexually attacking former Temple University administrator Andrea Constand in 2004, requested the message be posted after he gave a Father's Day speech to fellow inmates at maximum-security SCI Phoenix facility outside Philadelphia, where he is serving a 3- to 10-year sentence.
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While most of the secondary characters are so lightly written that they nearly float, Carrey's Robotnik — played by the hyper-energetic actor operating at maximum strength — makes for an egotistical, slightly unhinged villain, whose fundamental weirdness is fun to watch, without ever being really scary (a boon to parents with younger kids).
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" In April 2016, when unemployment was at 5 percent, she continued to insist the US could do better, and in September 2017 she said while the unemployment rate was "probably correct" in signaling the labor market had returned to pre-crisis levels, "that does not necessarily demonstrate that the economy is now at maximum employment.
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The labs have dogbone-shaped tables so everybody can stand close to each other and to their prototypes (Some of those tables are hooked up to a 24-hour-a-day video conference system to identical tables in other offices.) There's a room where a hundred speakers have been entombed to play at maximum volume for months on end.
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Data from PwC suggests regional banks – in a bid to keep profit growth at maximum speed – have become some of the largest investors in shadow banking products, with investment portfolios in those products accounting for as much as 46 percent of city commercial banks' assets at the end of 2016, while loans to customers made up 37 percent of assets.
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BRAINARD: SO WE HAVE A FRAMEWORK UNDER LAW THAT WE OPERATE UNDER AND SO WE ARE ACCORDING TO LAW ASKED TO SET INTEREST RATES TO KEEP THE ECONOMY WITH THE LABOR MARKET OPERATING AT MAXIMUM EMPLOYMENT AND INFLATION COMING AT 2%, WHICH IS OUR TARGET, AND THAT'S THE SET OF CRITERIA THAT WE USE IN ASSESSING THE APPROPRIATE PATH OF POLICY RATES I WILL SAY RELATIVE TO SOME OF THE JURISDICTIONS WHERE YOU SEE NEGATIVE RATES TODAY OUR ECONOMY IS JUST MUCH STRONGER.
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WA: * SAYS THAT UNDER INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING IT ALLOCATED 107,000 SHARES TO INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS AND 757,000 SHARES TO INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS * INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS SUBSCRIBED FOR 285,581 SHARES AND AVERAGE REDUCTION RATE IN THIS SUBSCRIPTION WAS AT 62.5 PERCENT * PRICE FOR THE COMPANY'S SHARES WAS SET AT 55 ZLOTY PER SHARE * IN PUBLIC OFFER THE COMPANY PLANS TO RAISE AT MAXIMUM 47.5 MILLION ZLOTYS * MAXCOM OPERATES IN PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF MOBILE PHONES, STATIONARY AND CONSUMER ELECTRONICS, SELLING ITS PRODUCTS IN OVER 20 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Source texts for Eikon:, Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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