"It augments this fantastic creation that Thomas Mann has made."
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It's technology that augments a human brain, not just a distraction.
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"We want to build intelligence that augments human abilities," said Nadella.
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Turning those individuals back to processing in Mexico augments those concerns.
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Instead, it augments it, making it feel modern, beautiful, and surprisingly emotional.
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It augments the traditionally used SNOT questionnaire, for Sino-Nasal Outcome Test.
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AR, by definition, augments that world around you and is social and inviting.
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But basically that phone augments physical buttons right now with actual digital buttons.
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Sending someone a message of love doesn't distort your reality—it augments it.
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"I think digital really augments what we can do in the mall," Potdevin said.
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Research shows that gesture not only augments language, but also aids in its acquisition.
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Rising CO2023 associated with rising temperatures augments plant growth, thus increasing crop yields markedly.
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Industries doesn't ruin Skylines but I also never feel like it meaningfully augments it.
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The cellphone tower strategy augments the group's more conventional, and deadly, forms of insurgency.
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In all of these situations, AI which augments people, rather than replaces, is most effective.
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Digital technology augments authoritarian movements, and the digital native segues seamlessly into the digital nativist.
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Engelbart's guiding principle was to develop tech that "augments human intelligence," and Giannandrea echoed those comments.
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Ketamine augments the brain's ability to change, which could explain why talk therapy might be additive.
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A new acquisition by The Getty augments their already significant collection of European Old Master works.
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It augments me-centered posts with content that's meant to delight, teach, celebrate, and entertain … not sell.
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A lost face might disturb a certain desire for individuality, but headlessness morbidly augments these sculptures' femininity.
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Tribe augments video chat with speech recognition subtitles and suggested links Luckily, Tribe saw a new trend emerging.
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The data updates and augments the data set Fitch compiled in late 2015 for "wide private sector debt".
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Everybody augments their idiosyncratic interests with techniques from the three most influential culinary traditions, Italian, French, and Japanese.
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But a webcam's intimate vantage point augments these actions in ways that patients can find distracting or off-putting.
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The image augments an official Mao poster with KAWS's recurring motifs: frilly ears, crossed-out eyes, and a bowtie.
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The presence of CNBC here augments Abu Dhabi's position as one of the leading global business and financial hubs.
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Fortunately, you gain new gear from leveling, chests, and shops pretty regularly, which augments the loadout you begin with.
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"There's technology that augments the local knowledge the driver has, and that's when it really is a perfect match."
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It's got hard sides and a smooth fabric finish on the inside that really augments the whole premium, luxurious feel.
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" Nietzsche asks in "The Anti-Christ": "Whatever augments the feeling of power, the will to power, power itself in man.
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With a 90 mph sinker that he augments with an 80 mph changeup, Gomez doesn't profile as the typical closer.
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The point is to design something where the only thing you're staring at is him, and the rest augments it.
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This increases the victimization of mentally ill people, as it augments the suffering of those already afflicted by stigma.4.
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He was designed for combat, and left his pack of fellow "augments" to lead a group of child soldiers to freedom.
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The line between technology that augments the senses and technology which does the same thing a person could do is blurring.
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However, the quality of capital is adversely impacted by a reinsurance arrangement with a captive insurer, which augments its RBC ratio.
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Women have to learn that being in a room with powerful women doesn't diminish their own power, it only augments it.
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Exercise also, and perhaps most resonantly, augments adult neurogenesis, which is the creation of new brain cells in an already mature brain.
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Like many of Sibande's works, the piece augments formal dresses of a Victorian or colonial style, rendering them in vibrant blue fabric.
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AND I'M READING SATYA'S PIECE AND I THINK YOU DID IT IN SLATE, AND I BELIEVE LIKE YOU DO, NO, IT AUGMENTS.
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To touch on that more serious tone, the political side of Typical System augments the record just as much as the humour.
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There are broad conceptual categories that define what can be inside of them, and then each new game augments that broad category.
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The sharp, terse guitar solo, skyrocketing up suddenly in the middle, mimics the main riff's rhythm and augments the song's natural glide.
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With the right augments, you can see enemies through walls, or bounce bullets off of surfaces to take out bad guys behind cover.
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In his 2013 film Elysium, Neill Blomkamp populates his world with plenty of combat robots, but humans have their own augments as well.
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While the historical evidence suggests technology augments human productivity and ultimately increases the number of jobs over time, the transition can be rocky.
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A lot of power would be meaningless if it's not delivered cleanly, and the Lightning-connected Cipher DAC augments the amplifier brilliantly here.
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Our model, called the Supreme Court Ideal Point Miner (SCIPM), augments the existing research with information on judicial preferences gleaned from opinion texts.
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During the exercise, Marine inserted security augments and evacuated 36 Department of State and military personnel to the Iwo Jima, the chronology detailed.
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The policy augments the political power of ordinary Americans and makes it easier for those without big money networks to run for office.
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Instead, computing will be done through something on our heads that augments our vision while also allowing us to see the real world.
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Fox augments that repertoire, while bringing a roster of talent into the company, including TV executives Peter Rice, Dana Walden and John Landgraf.
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Dolefully strummed guitar and vibrantly plinked piano provide a fairly empty sonic minimum that he occasionally augments with drums, strings, horns, and such.
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Ford and the University of Michigan recently announced that they developed 3D map technology that augments lidar's capabilities when inclement weather interferes with sensors.
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But, rather than override existing efforts, the new group augments projects already undertaken at individual companies and provides a forum for sharing valuable advice.
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It's testing Terragraph, which augments terrestrial cellular networks with new millimeter-wave technology that delivers data 10 times faster than existing Wi-Fi networks.
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Good health augments the acquisition of knowledge and is one of the most meaningful and beneficial lessons that we can share with our children.
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When a successful new business opens, it augments the businesses around it, increases surrounding home values, and adds to the fabric of its community.
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In addition to using electronics, Oliveros has made the accordion her unlikely primary instrument, although often augments it with technology in various innovative ways.
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To improve unlock performance and keep pace with the natural changes of your face and look, Face ID augments its stored mathematical representation over time.
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His family uses the water collected from the rooftops mainly for drinking and cooking and augments it with water from a borehole well, he said.
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The approach suggested by PatternEx is to develop a solution that incorporates machine learning and augments it with human analyst insight for greater attack detection.
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AR augments the ability of veteran workers by helping them complete jobs more quickly or taking on more complex tasks, potentially increasing their earnings per day.
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In an unfortunate choice, Mr. Degan augments the ayahuasca scenes with bits of freakout editing — as if he could show us what's inside Mr. Freeman's head.
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Here in the States, for example, it seems we'll only be getting access to the battery version, which augments the handset's solid 3000 mAh "all day" battery.
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Now, a team from the University of California, Riverside, has developed a technique that augments the regular GPS data with on-board inertial measurements from a sensor.
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The system augments the city's MetroCard swipes with new contactless screens that work with contactless prepaid credit and debit cards and a variety of different smart devices.
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"The holy grail is something that not only resembles a normal pair of, say, Gucci glasses, but has functionality that augments your life in a meaningful way."
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Peter Parker enters into a quasi apprenticeship with Iron Man, who makes him a fancy costume that augments his powers while cautioning him to take it slow.
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Some of the more compelling works consider how, for example, technology augments the human body, promising better health, longevity or happiness but rarely delivering on the promise.
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"I welcome anything that gives me an opportunity to do something that I haven't done or that augments my skill set," he said, then quickly edited himself.
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The song is called "Ocean Bloom" and combined with the voice of the absolute wildlife authority and national treasure David Attenborough, the sound augments the absolutely stunning visuals.
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" Mr. Lesueur added that French troops brought in to support a United Nations force would gradually leave this year, "and this augments the risks of post-electoral violence.
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I want an interface with the machine that lets me have access to that superhuman strength and precision in a way that augments me rather than replaces me.
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The new service augments Samsung's existing Samsung Pay payments platform, which allows users to make offline credit or debit card transactions through a supported Samsung smartphone or smartwatch.
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"To the extent that it augments our traffic, increases our load factors, and makes us more profitable, then yes of course," he said, when asked about reduced fares.
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In addition to those, though, the company also launched a new security investigation tool for admins that augments the existing tools for preventing and detecting potential security issues.
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This augments trade that hawkers traditionally do offline and, according to Hernanto, combined with working capital, some vendors have increased their take-home profit three or four-fold.
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The Danish audio company is responsible for LG's Hi-Fi Plus plug-in unit, which augments the G5 with a 32-bit DAC and a more powerful amplifier.
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Microsoft also showed a new accessory device called the Surface Dial that augments computer mice, giving users a precise way to zoom in images and perform other actions.
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"That team augments the skillsets of the internal team, but really gives us a bit more knowledge, experience base within the areas of digital and software," Adamczyk said.
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"Nest should first bring out a simple home security system that augments the smarts in the thermostat, smoke detector and cameras," said Patrick Moorhead, an analyst with Moor Insights.
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Why it matters: It's no easy feat to create AI that can write fluently, and Co. Design notes that Shelley "augments and complements human capacity, rather than replacing it."
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It also augments our ability to think about complex topics that have dozens of interrelated parts, while our brain, by itself, can only manage three in any given moment.
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Since then, Apple has launched the iPad, large-screen iPhones, and even the MacBook Pro's Touch Bar, which augments the area of the keyboard once used for function keys.
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The $1,600 Yamaha LL-TA – the TA stands for Transacoustic – is an acoustic guitar with a built-in effects processor and actuator that augments the sound of the strings.
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But last year this Portugal native unveiled "Recognition," a long-form chamber work interrogating Portuguese colonialism in Angola in which she augments her singing with spoken histories and interrogations.
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"Investing more in capabilities that it can acquire from the U.S. both helps keep Trump on Moon's side and augments his OPCON transfer and defence reform goals," she said.
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"Investing more in capabilities that it can acquire from the U.S. both helps keep Trump on Moon's side and augments his OPCON transfer and defense reform goals," she said.
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Voice controls are super convenient, especially when your hands aren't free, but there are many times where visual information is either more useful or augments the digital assistant experience.
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Asus augments all of this with what it calls AI scene detection, which optimizes the saturation, white balance, exposure, brightness, and post-processing based on the particular thing you're photographing.
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The District augments its local pre-K investment with federal early education dollars through its Head Start program, which is run by the US Department of Health and Human Services.
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Samsung is using CES to announce its entry into the robotics business and show off several prototypes, including an exoskeleton that augments human muscles as well as more modest home devices.
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In a deal that augments its takeover of Time Warner, AT&T said it was buying AppNexus, a digital platform that helps advertisers buy ads across websites, apps and streaming video.
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To make that happen, ClimaCell combines official government data sources from agencies like the National Weather Service and augments them with proprietary data collected from any number of internet-connected devices.
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The system that Facebook seeks to patent augments that process with machine learning, gathering signals about the likelihood that the reported content is in fact objectionable and assigning it a score.
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"While we expect a re-escalation would be temporary, as market weakness would help bring both sides back together, any escalation inherently augments uncertainty and further undercuts risk markets," Zezas said.
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The service has branched out to cover 10 of Indians many languages, while it recently established a platform — 'WeMedia' — that augments its content aggregation by allowing users to submit stories, too.
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Of course there's a catch: Jensen will overheat if he runs this new augments with the old ones, so you have to disable an old one to use a new one.
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Instead, it augments the information collected on your smartphone with details about how you walk or, as doctors refer to it, your "gait velocity," or your walking pace in everyday life.
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Hunter notes that strenuous activity both increases the amount of blood sugar and lactate — a byproduct of intense muscle contractions — circulating in the blood and augments blood flow to the head.
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The bot can be thought of as more than an assistant: it can be a kind of civic prosthetic, a tool that augments our ability to sense other people and systems.
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Here's how the white paper puts it: To improve unlock performance and keep pace with the natural changes of your face and look, Face ID augments its stored mathematical representation over time.
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ET, CNBC augments our talented team of reporters and producers with nearly 100 feeds from across the NBCUniversal portfolio of channels to deliver real-time news and analysis on television and online.
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As predicted, macOS 33 Catalina doesn't reinvent the 23-year-old operating system â€" it's still the same macOS everyone knows and loves â€" but instead augments it thanks to iPad apps.
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Technology that better aggregates all source structured and unstructured data, stores and appropriately shares it, collates for meaning and augments efforts to define persons of interest is central to an improved methodology.
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It works with "various" custom maps that support the popular Brutal Doom mod, which augments Doom's already famously violent experience with the ability to splatter walls with blood and shoot off limbs.
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He augments his own dance with an ensemble of eight young performers drawn from his classes, local schools, and also his family (his 13-year-old daughter, Keily, is in the cast).
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"As we have seen across the technology landscape, automation is most effective when it augments human services or provides simple services that can replace the basic tasks of a human," says Rose.
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Sonos has long been the gold standard for whole home wireless audio and this device does not replace but augments their already impressive Playbar – an all-in-one bar designed for hanging TVs.
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This run, billed as "Trio da Paz and Friends Play the Music of Jobim, Getz and Other Brazilian Classics," augments the trio with the singer Maucha Adnet and the tenor saxophonist Harry Allen.
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AR hardware is different from VR in that you can still see your surroundings when you're wearing an AR headset, because it augments your physical surroundings with digital information instead of replacing it.
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Gavaldón's movie — which augments Traven's story with a prologue explaining the Day of the Dead — further politicizes the magical realist tale, set in Spanish-occupied Mexico, by having Macario persecuted by the Inquisition.
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Though, unlike the Rift's offering, this was created for one-handed use, with a circle touch pad built in that augments the one on the side of the headset built for navigating around menus.
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He builds a core portfolio of high-quality Treasurys, municipal bonds and investment-grade debt and augments that with noncore holdings of bond funds, where he gives more latitude to fund managers to invest.
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For decades, researchers have noted that the upper atmospheres of gas giants like Jupiter are much warmer than would be expected from solar heating alone, implying that an unknown source augments the Sun's warmth.
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With materials you can also modify these forms to make them more powerful with augments that do things like increase damage or increase the number of pellets in a Shatter shot to hit more enemies.
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At first glance, UTX/RTN offers a compelling combination in large defense growth verticals (hypersonics, ISR, directed energy) as well as commercial aerospace where RTN's cyber & AI/ML augments UTX's battle with OEM's (BA/Airbus).
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"The engineering problems behind the augments I'm building are a gateway to the topics which underpin them; a buffer of separation where followers can acclimate to the water before getting into the pool," she said.
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For example, Alabama augments its coaching staff with 22 football analysts — three of whom are former head coaches, Major Applewhite, Butch Jones and Mike Stoops — along with four player development and four player personnel staffers.
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Rotating identifiers, not personal information, are assigned to any data or requests sent to Apple and it augments the "ground truth" data provided by its own mapping vehicles with this "probe data" sent back from iPhones.
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The company provides $1.6 million of its own money each year to get the ball rolling, which it then augments with sales of in-game perks, quests, and cosmetics to fans and players of the game.
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J. C. More is less on "Christmas Together," which augments the Piano Guys with, among others, Plácido Domingo (singing "Silent Night"), the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, the King's Singers and the "American Idol" runner-up David Archuleta.
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"Composed of subject matter experts from both the Criminal Investigative and Counterterrorism Divisions, the fusion cell offers program coordination from FBI Headquarters, helps ensure seamless information sharing across divisions, and augments investigative resources," the FBI said.
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While we expect a re-escalation would be temporary, as market weakness would help bring both sides back together, any escalation inherently augments uncertainty and further undercuts risk markets, where a Goldilocks outcome was already priced in.
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" The 23 Chinese study, in which 600 people were tested, was the most confident, but buried in its results the authors said: "The exact mechanism by which acute exposure to A1 casein augments gastrointestinal symptoms… is unclear.
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Slack currently encrypts data in transit and at rest, but the new tool augments this by giving customers greater control over the encryption keys that Slack uses to encrypt messages and files being shared inside the app.
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I'd struggled with figuring out how to get past some thugs to find a man who could fix my augments for several minutes, when finally, in frustration, I decided to knock out the guy guarding the way.
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Mankind Divided introduces a few new augments for Jensen that let him do things like dash forward quickly, slow time (ahem, accelerate his movements), and blast enemies and walls with a pulse weapons that knocks everybody down.
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The International Republican Institute, the group I work for, augments these efforts by focusing on legitimate, citizen responsive governance to combat violent extremism by addressing the core challenges that allow violent extremism to take root and flourish.
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The collages feature enlarged photographs the artist's taken in Berlin and Karachi, which she augments with spray paint, ink, and oil stick, applying cutouts of weed buds from High Times magazine as eyes on an abstract head.
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Unearthing this history in photographic form, Dowell augments present-day landscapes with hand-drawn houses and depictions of the churches of Seneca Village, along with historical photographs of Black Americans and, yes, a ground cover of cotton.
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When the bullet arrives, its destination influenced realistically by wind and distance, the camera augments my perspective with X-ray vision: the target's skin peels away and I can see the bullet tear through flesh, cartillage, and bone.
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The company is launching a number of new features that may just tempt you to use it more often, focusing on how the future of Microsoft will be Mobile First / Cloud First — and how one augments the other.
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Just as "Belt and Road" augments Mr Maçães's earlier work, so "The New Silk Roads" updates Mr Frankopan's magnificent history "The Silk Roads" (2015), which altered many readers' views of where the world's historical centre of gravity lay.
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Trying to pin down the magic, to fill in the spots left intentionally blank, augments the music at hand, draws you further into sound, immerses you more deeply in lean groove and the click of the drum machine.
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It does not in any way threaten the situation of any other Power having equally-pacific designs, and it is in complete harmony with the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, of which it augments the force and is a corollary.
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"This line of work helps provide a map for one hybrid solution to harassment that augments human support with tools in a meaningful way," said professor of information from the University of Michigan Clifford Lampe in a press release.
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It's what he does best, and what he'll do in this concert that augments the trio with some distinguished and companionable guests: the saxophonist Houston Person, the clarinetist Ken Peplowski and the singers Freddy Cole and Cécile McLorin Salvant.
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While these ideas themselves have a politics, it's how The Division 2 augments them that sets it apart: A camera movement meant to capture the sublime beauty of the National Mall (and the implicit tragedy of its post-apocalyptic state).
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With Discord's fresh capital and Citron's history of building the games that his company now augments with chat, Discord is as well-positioned as any to beef up its marketing, grow its audience, and steal users from its sluggish rivals.
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He shares, and augments, their fear that the country they know is slipping away — if not already lost, what with upheavals like legalized same-sex marriage, acceptance of gay and transgender rights, and the ascension of religious and racial minorities.
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Cogito said its system is "highly accurate and does not frequently give false positives," but when it does, because it augments rather than replaces humans, call center agents have the ability to use their own judgment to adapt to the situation.
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The space witches have prophesied the coming of the Kwisatz Haderach (Chosen One) who will be able to commune with a primordial force in all beings called Other Memory (the Force) that in part augments their physical, mental, and extrasensory powers.
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There are some innovative features on board, as well, including, most notably, a 12-megapixel dual-camera on the back that combines to create an improved composite image, while the company's EMUI software augments Android 6.0 with bonuses like knuckle-based screen capture.
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Using the AR app Blippar, anyone with a smartphone and a guide to the tour's location markers can point their phone at landmarks across the rapidly-gentrifying neighborhood and unlock augments—artworks, photographs, and interactive features—that bring the past to life.
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"The merger of the two companies augments the investment advantages and economic revenue for Abu Dhabi, and creates a body capable of achieving the highest level of integration and growth in multiple sectors, including energy, technology and space industry," the agency said.
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That said, there are some conspicuous benefits of the original's success sprinkled throughout the movie, starting with a beefed-up supporting cast that includes Brolin and Zazie Beetz ("Atlanta"), an especially strong addition as Deadpool's new ally, Domino, which augments the fun.
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Its relative lack of wickedness—it seems to be mostly free of the misogyny and racism that afflict many other games and gaming communities—makes it more palatable to a broader audience, and this appeal both ameliorates and augments its addictive power.
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Editorial At least the Romanian government didn't trot out the usual justifications when it enacted a measure easing penalties for official corruption — that it greases the wheels in moribund bureaucracies, that it augments the wages of underpaid civil servants, that it rewards enterprise.
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Along with Street View, Then & Now, projects like Emigrant City, where users can transcribe 19th- and early 20th-century real estate records from the Emigrant Savings Bank, and the Stereogranimator which augments stereographs into 3D GIFs, demonstrate the possibilities of public domain experimentation.
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The engineers there developed the engine for Google's Knowledge Graph, which is what augments Google Search with added information on people, places and things, putting more details in the sidebar or in a carousel the top of the screen when you search for these subjects.
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Foursquare augments check-in data with ambient information pulled from your phone's GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GMS radio signals, so even if you don't hit "check-in," the app still has a sense of where you've been and how long you've been there.
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It also represents a clever and unprecedented flanking that augments the more tried-and-true public health approaches to limit smoking in the US and abroad: increasing the price of a pack through taxes, and covering those packs in warnings and off-putting images.
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That packet of data can be anything from a photo, a video, an advertisement, or information that augments your location, but it could also be a trigger or kill signal that turns your camera off, turns off your ability to make calls, or even disables your phone.
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Conversely, if Face ID fails to recognize you, but the match quality is higher than a certain threshold and you immediately follow the failure by entering your passcode, Face ID takes another capture and augments its enrolled Face ID data with the newly calculated mathematical representation.
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At its Ignite conference, Microsoft today announced a number of new features that help Cortana to become even more useful in your day-to-day work, all of which fit into the company's overall vision of AI as a tool that is helpful and augments human intelligence.
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With the price of annual US Prime membership set to increase to $119 (first increase in four years), we believe Amazon's selection/convenience competitive advantage will only increase, as the company aggressively expands into underpenetrated verticals (home/kitchen, apparel), augments fast delivery, and increases Prime video selection.
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Although it's worth noting that nursing and medical students do not necessarily have a higher rate of depression than non-nursing or medical students, "anxiety over clinical placements" augments the stresses of general higher education, according to one study published in Nurse Education Today in 2018.
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The program includes shorts by Sadie Benning (on Friday); multiple works by Michael Almereyda, including his 28 black-and-white vampire movie "Nadja" (screening on Sunday), in which Pixelvision, interspersed with film, augments the eerie ambience; and Richard Linklater's "Slacker" (on Thursday), which features a Pixelvision sequence.
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MA program in Modern and Contemporary Art, Criticism and Theory The program augments its course offerings with an object-based approach, incorporating into the curriculum the collection and exhibitions of the internationally acclaimed Neuberger Museum of Art, a top ten university art museum within the United States.
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A big serve requires a limber, practiced player—someone strong and loose enough to twist their torso taught like a rubber band and uncoil themselves a fraction of a second later, with timing so precise that it not only translates the energy from their legs but augments it.
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The technical wizardry augments these scenes, as do the musical cues incorporated by composer John Powell, weaving in snippets of John Williams' earlier themes -- most notably from "The Empire Strikes Back" -- in a way that helps recapture the spirit of the original trilogy, at least during certain key moments.
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Jack clumsily augments his pass with an awkward little spin move, the kind of shit he probably saw Chris Paul do in New Orleans, a rank role player backup guard shittily appropriating the steez of the beautiful ones to try, for even one second, to be included in their ranks.
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The company has its own primary data that it augments with data from across the web, and using algorithms — both built in-house and also picked up by way of acquisition of competitors like Brewster — it merges all of it to create a database of some 40 billion contacts that its users can access.
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"For about half of our customers, we're their only SEO vendor so we automate SEO services 100% for them, and for the other half, our software augments human SEO ability, either from in-house marketers or agencies," he says, explaining how the team has evolved their thinking on automation vs human agency and expertise.
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"Not only does the Sián deliver a formidable hyper-car design and engineering tour de force today, it augments the potential for Lamborghini as a super sports car brand for tomorrow and for decades to come, even as hybridization becomes more desirable and inevitably essential," Automobili Lamborghini Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Stefano Domenicali said in a prepared statement.
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At the same time, the new season finds shifting alliances, augments its narrative with sharp flashbacks that flesh out some of the characters -- with especially good material involving BD Wong, who plays the mysterious Whiterose; and Michael Cristofer, as ruthless CEO Phillip Price -- and still revels in dark humor and a general creepiness that consistently keeps the audience off balance.
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Cortana wants to be your personal executive assistant and read your emails to you, too At its Ignite conference, Microsoft announced a number of new features that help Cortana to become even more useful in your day-to-day work, all of which fit into the company's overall vision of AI as a tool that is helpful and augments human intelligence. 3.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The current exhibition at the Jewish Museum, Masterpieces & Curiosities: The Fictional Portrait, does a few remarkable things, perhaps the most remarkable being that it begins to turn the institution inside out, to make not only its collection available to the visitor, but also the policies and procedures that underlie how it augments and organizes its collection.
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None of this dismisses or ignores the need for oversight of A.I. It's just that instead of worrying about the black box, we should focus on the opportunity and therefore better address a future where A.I. not only augments human intelligence and intuition but also perhaps even sheds light on and redefines what it means to be human in the first place.
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Instead of a multicolor display that augments reality, the Vaunt glasses reportedly shine a small red display into you eyeball using a Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Laser—that's the kind of laser found in your printer, mouse, and in the dot projector on the iPhone X. According to Intel, the version they use is low-powered enough to cause zero damage to your retinas.
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Read more: Bugatti's new $18.7 million hypercar was purchased by an anonymous buyer, making it the most expensive new car ever sold"Not only does the Sián deliver a formidable hyper-car design and engineering tour de force today, it augments the potential for Lamborghini as a super sports car brand for tomorrow and for decades to come, even as hybridization becomes more desirable and inevitably essential," Automobili Lamborghini Chairman and CEO Stefano Domenicali said in a prepared statement.
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If we have this policy, and we can either do it one way, which exacerbates and augments the childhood adversity, or we can do it in another way, which enhances and maximizes buffering and reduces the dose of adversity — the idea that we would choose to do it in a way that increases the stress and the trauma, and therefore increases the physical and psychological harm to the child, feels like it flies in the face of the science and the research.
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