Most data that can be stored in the cloud can also easily be stored more privately on a NAS box instead.
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"It cannot be stored in a place that a child can access, and it should not be stored loaded," she said.
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At that point, the TATP would be stored in a relatively airtight container, but if pure, it could not be stored long.
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This study shows that not only can complex data be stored on DNA, it can be stored in a living cell and recovered generations later.
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Spirits should be stored in in a cool, dry place.
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Charge produced by piezoelectric materials can be stored and used.
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They can be stored in a duffel bag or backpack.
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The information will be stored in the Apple Health app.
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Under Japanese law, guns and bullets must be stored separately.
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No names, phone numbers or IP address will be stored.
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The state requires all firearms be stored with locking devices.
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Genome data have to be stored as well as analysed.
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The energy could potentially be stored for days or weeks.
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In the meantime: How will Face ID data be stored?
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Media would be stored in the camera roll or cloud.
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Right now, sensitive facial recognition data can be stored forever.
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No personally identifiable information will be stored in the database.
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Those videos have to be stored in Google's cloud storage service.
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Though those images need to be stored in Google Photos first.
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More importantly, why do spoons need to be stored in eggs?
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Instead, those electronics need to be stored in the cargo hold.
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Personal information collected in the development will be stored in Canada.
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The AAP advises that all guns be stored unloaded and locked.
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It tightens controls on where Chinese citizens' data can be stored.
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So maybe people don't want their data to be stored forever.
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The hot oil can be stored to create energy overnight, too.
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Excess centrifuges will be stored at Natanz under continuous IAEA monitoring.
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The monuments will be stored then relocated, city officials have said.
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They'd be stored on reels of magnetic tape for further analysis.
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Garbage shouldn't be stored at campsites, but rather in provided bins.
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Those candidates deemed safe will be stored for a future outbreak.
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Downloads can be stored on as many as 10 different devices.
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Some — potatoes, onions — shouldn't be stored in the refrigerator at all.
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Blood cells can be stored safely for up to six weeks.
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McGinn expected that they would be stored in an evidence locker.
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Dry feeds have traditionally been used because they can be stored.
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They'll be stored in a refrigerator onboard until someone orders via touchscreen.
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It will then be stored on Apple's secure servers, the company said.
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The carbon would be stored, possibly for future use in chemical processes.
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Remember that the key will also be stored in your browser history.
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The sample will be stored in the spacecraft's Sample Return Capsule (SRC).
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Location data from mobile phones is to be stored for four weeks.
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Water is pumped up the hill to be stored in the reservoir.
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However, these items can all be stored electronically to reduce physical clutter.
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The ads are to be stored on Facebook's library for seven years.
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Messages will be stored on a website and archived, for eternity, online.
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The datasets feeding the models will be stored on secure JRC servers.
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The DVD can then be stored in a bank safety-deposit box.
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Each can easily be stored just by touching it to the rack.
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Extra tea can be stored in refrigerator for up to one week.
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Extra syrup can be stored in refrigerator for up to one week.
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Extra syrup can be stored in refrigerator for up to two weeks.
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It's not just that your contacts will be stored in the car.
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It also allows some settings to be stored on the pod itself.
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The footage, it said, will be stored locally, not on the cloud.
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It can be stored and distributed as a gas or a liquid.
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For the next year, the glowing hot mirror will be stored in Germany.
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We can make the assumption that all this data will be stored locally.
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Photos must be stored on the platform to be printed through Amazon Prints.
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Vaccines are difficult to transport as they must be stored at precise temperatures.
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Location-specific data will be stored and processed on Microsoft's Azure cloud infrastructure.
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Video would be stored for 60 days before being erased from the server.
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Guns in the home should be stored locked, unloaded and separate from ammunition.
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These embeddings can be stored and referenced by other models to infer identity.
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The agencies are concerned affected meats may still be stored in customers' freezers.
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Otherwise, your music must be stored locally on your phone, tablet, or computer.
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I know that a piece of her will always be stored within them.
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Once purchased, traditional balsamic vinegar can be stored at room temperature for years.
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Passport numbers would then be stored and shared with MOAS, Mr. Dougherty said.
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Soon, the information began to be stored for a longer period of time.
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Your cheese shouldn't be stored in the coldest part of your fridge, either.
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Will marijuana (either medical or recreational) be stored in the child care facility?
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Less electricity would need to be stored for peak demand, according to Clack.
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It was about chasing after sweets made to be stored a long time.
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He said leftover RD-250 engines might also be stored in Russian warehouses.
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A law requires data on the country's citizens be stored on Russian servers.
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The Tomahawk could readily be stored at and launched from the Aegis sites.
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It is also suggested that the devices not be stored in any checked baggage.
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Under the new restrictions, bigger items must be stored in a plane's cargo deck.
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Using this technology, a yottabyte could be stored in less than one cubic meter.
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Carriers cannot be stored on your lap, in an overhead bin or anywhere else.
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Every memory can now be stored in an organised way with this adorable book.
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Every memory can now be stored in an organised way with this adorable book.
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And does it have to be stored on the computer of a centralized authority?
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But all that information has to be stored somewhere, eventually, and be easily accessible.
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But the information gathered will no longer be stored in the personnel office's systems.
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Customer data uploaded to Box will be stored at Fujitsu data centers in Japan.
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Conveniently, many airline and other tickets can be stored in the digital wallet too.
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We don't want it to be stored in– on American soil or somewhere else.
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Both countries now require data on domestic users to be stored within their borders.
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Every memory can now be stored in an organized way with this adorable book.
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Tepco has yet to disclose how and where this radioactive waste will be stored.
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Vaccines and medicines cannot be stored, and doctors cannot communicate with other healthcare professionals.
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Bitcoin can be stored in a digital wallets online or on a user's computer.
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Will Relocate Mueller Offices; Mueller Files to Be Stored at Facility Near Pleasure, Calif.
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These PDFs will be stored on your iPhone and iCloud devices for easy accessibility.
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Tailings will be stored in old pits without need to build a new dam.
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The pasta can be stored in the freezer for up to 2 weeks. 12.
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His code would then be stored on punched cards and fed into giant computers.
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Scientists are still unsure how much carbon can realistically be stored in agricultural soils.
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Pet food should also be stored away from human food to avoid any contamination.
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Ideally, those three copies should be stored on at least two different storage media.
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Those videos won't be stored in the queue if a browser page is closed.
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If you want to make sure older emails that may be stored in snippets.
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The tokens include authentication and warranty information, and allow service information to be stored.
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Cupcakes can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for a week.
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Instead, they'll be stored indefinitely at a global seed vault on Norway's Svalbard archipelago.
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American planners have avoided targeting sites where they suspect chemical agents might be stored.
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The CO2 could also be stored in former hydrocarbon deposits in Britain's North Sea waters.
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But it also limits the amount of lithium that can be stored in the anode.
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But if they believe that it'll be stored digitally, they just tend to forget it.
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The company says it'll be stored locally on your iPhone or encrypted in iCloud, though.
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Your Cloud Shell sessions are aren't persistent but your data will be stored between sessions.
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These terminals, or operations centers, are where the AV test fleet vehicles will be stored.
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The hydrogen can then be stored for reconversion into power or for direct industrial use.
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Do you prefer that locally made beer to be stored in a large plastic bag?
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Stylish throws and the cute baskets they'll be stored in are now a click away.
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In order for facial recognition to be of use, the data has to be stored.
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That's because the space agency needs to make room for new information to be stored.
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It is mulling rules to require all personal data to be stored within the country.
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To ease the process, those so-called printer drivers could be stored on local networks.
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Chuño can be stored and eaten for a decade after it has shrunken and dried.
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It can be stored easily, and can be used with the dry and wet wipes.
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This new Chef'n cake box folds flat and can be stored like a baking sheet.
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The information on the advert will be stored by Facebook for up to seven years.
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The data will be stored in data centres operated by Amazon Web Services and IBM.
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Many other countries have laws affecting how data can be stored and transmitted as well.
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It can also be stored and is seen as a potential replacement to natural gas.
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Faury said it would become increasingly difficult to deliver jets and some would be stored.
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That means the missiles cannot be stored and ready-to-fire at a moment's notice.
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The exception is early and late in a flight when electronic devices must be stored.
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And it will be stored there in a file in your brain for next time.
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The awning and extensions can be stored beneath the long benches in the main camper.
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Massachusetts is the only state that mandates that all guns be stored with a lock.
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The marrow could be stored inside the bones for more than two months, researchers say.
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So, those two things can't be stored together, so I have to downsize the pile.
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This Acer Active Stylus can be stored inside a charging slot in the laptops' chassis.
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Guests can't open the safe themselves, but they can ask that valuables be stored there.
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Any pending searches will be stored in the Google app under the Manage Searches option.
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They can be stored on mobile launchers, rolled out and prepared for launch in minutes.
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In her specialty, it's still very common for medical imaging to be stored on CDs.
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The project would create cell lines that could be stored and used later by researchers.
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In this scheme, data packets can be stored and republished by anyone using any device.
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That's because power grids have small buffers as electricity cannot be stored easily and transported.
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But that data needs to be stored somewhere and can cost a lot for the upkeep.
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However the closure of Britain's largest gas storage site Rough means less gas can be stored.
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CBP policy currently states that data captured from drones should only be stored for five years.
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Maintaining refrigeration for chemicals that must be stored at low temperature is key, the company said.
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This basically proposes burning biomass for energy, and capturing the carbon emissions to be stored underground.
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They generate vast quantities of data, and questions remain about how the recordings should be stored.
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The decision comes as other countries like China and India demand user data be stored domestically.
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Any pending searches will be stored in the Google app itself under the Manage Searches option.
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The thumbsticks are now removable and can be stored under the arms that hold your phone.
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Regulations had stipulated that the sperm could not be stored beyond ten years without renewed consent.
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"The heat from the fluid can be stored in a tank of molten salts," NASA writes.
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Any electricity that's not immediately used will be stored in batteries attached to the car bottoms.
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Everything else, however, from breakfast to snack time, would need to be stored in a jar.
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Once that happens, the CO2 turns into a solid mineral (calcite), which can then be stored.
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Once produced, sperm can be stored only in limited quantities and live only a few days.
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The pellets are subsequently heated, and the gas is forced off, to be stored in cannisters.
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In stable temperatures researchers say there's no upper limit to how long data can be stored.
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Newly purchased guns may be less likely to be stored properly, increasing exposure in those households.
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It will be stored in the vaults of MMTC-PAMP, the companies said in a statement.
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Low-sulfur fuel will be used, and garbage that isn't burned will be stored for removal.
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Peda can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one month.
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Some of the power generated during the day can be stored and then used at night.
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The photos reportedly will only be stored temporarily before being deleted after they have been hashed.
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If need be, coins can be stored on offline "wallets" the size of a USB stick.
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That is because the emails were always supposed to be stored in the party committee's server.
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For those traveling in remote areas, a portable toilet can be stored in the right bunkseat.
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It also imposes restrictions on what kind of Indian data can be stored outside the country.
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The freezer bags can also be stored horizontally on top of each other to save space.
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It's important to consume it daily because it can't be stored in organs or muscle tissue.
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It is so cramped that fabrics have to be stored in another building three blocks away.
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The answer is ZLOTYS, the Polish unit of currency, which can be stored in a vault.
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Bakkt still needs regulatory approval of its custody warehouse, where the digital assets will be stored.
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Best of all, a hydride solution can be stored indefinitely without maintenance or loss of potential.
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The recently signed USMCA trade agreement between Canada, Mexico, and the US contained provisions that severely restrict Canada's ability to make rules around where data should be stored, possibly making the very idea that Toronto would ask that Quayside data be stored locally a non-starter.
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Either way, you should assume that anything you say to Alexa will be stored by Amazon indefinitely.
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It can be stored in the fridge like a Brita pitcher, providing filtered cold water as needed.
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And by that same logic, all this information can also be stored in so many different places.
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If not, select a bin or basket that can be stored near your luggage for easy access.
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The one thing to keep in mind is that all your purchases might not be stored locally.
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Files can be stored on the device itself, or on an SD card for easier file transfers.
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It's a curious place for so much copper to be stored but one with major potential consequences.
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The images also can be stored in the lens itself before being transmitted wirelessly to another device.
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"It could be stored in various parts of the world, including Russia," he said on the show.
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The database where that DNA will be stored primarily contains information about people who've committed serious offenses.
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Most will be stored in the Internet "cloud," in systems designed and run by the Defense Department.
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The Spin 512 also supports a Wacom EMR stylus that can be stored in an internal slot.
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Plate information captured and subsequently used for investigations can be stored indefinitely, according to a department directive.
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Germany now requires telecommunications metadata to be stored locally, and India does something similar for payments data.
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Customers can then grab larger items from inside the Pickup Lockers where those products will be stored.
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Its technology allows renewable power to be stored and then used when weather conditions prevent sufficient generation.
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The 7,132 weapons will be stored in containers until they are molded into a monument for peace.
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It shouldn't require data to be stored locally, which would make it more vulnerable to unwarranted access.
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Additional restrictions on how records can be stored can make the entire chain even harder to trace.
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It's a bit like reminders, but the information can be stored for an indefinite amount of time.
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How can streams of data from potentially millions of devices be stored in an easily analyzable manner?
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Distributed ledger technology allows data to be stored in vast groupings, which are encrypted and tamper-proof.
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Those that were will be stored until they can be taken to the mint, the police said.
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If customers appeal an invoice or in cases of pending legal disputes, data can be stored longer.
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They needed nourishing foods that traveled well and could be stored in bulk for a long time.
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Content will be stored via the Red Channel, which allows users to stream holographic games and movies.
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As with many minivans, the third row folds down so it can be stored in the trunk.
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The types of fuel that can be stored on site at power facilities are coal and nuclear.
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Oxytocin, must be stored at cool temperatures -- between 0003 and 2000 degrees Celsius (224-260 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Cookies can be stored flat, but it's safer to stack them on their sides like library books.
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The missile could be stored in bunkers deep underground, rolled onto roads and fired at distant targets.
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All the equipment I use can be stored in the Pelican media case next to the desk.
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Ladoo can be stored in an air-tight container in the refrigerator for up to two months.
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People have connections to the place that they live, not where their data happens to be stored.
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Certainly, guns should be stored where children can't get at them; Tim should keep his locked up.
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Blockchain allows information to be stored and exchanged by a network of computers without any central authority.
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The trailer is 19-feet long which allows it to be stored in a garage, TAXA claims.
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Data collected from the terminals would be stored on Amazon's cloud and used to study consumers' Amazon.
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Mined cobalt will be stored at the site and processed in the Ion Exchange system after construction.
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Over time, that has added up to a huge amount of data that needs to be stored.
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An unopened tin of caviar can be stored in the fridge for 10 days to 2 weeks.
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They can be stored, allowing the plant to compare images over time and observe changes or patterns.
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When it&aposs not needed, it can be stored inside a flap in the cushioned interior mat.
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Video is encrypted and can be stored locally or in the cloud using Amazon's AWS Government Cloud infrastructure.
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Apple said purchase information would be stored on the user's iPhone and that it cannot see the data.
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Especially if you made a purchase using the Apple TV, it may only be stored in the cloud.
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However, if no recent backups exist, information about Kelley's digital life might be stored only on the device.
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The statue will be stored in a city warehouse until a permanent location can be determined, officials said.
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While the energy source is free from carbon pollution, it creates waste that must be stored for decades.
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Wine also needs to be stored at a cool, consistent temperature away from sunlight and too much movement.
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Audio files for a given request will only be stored on the phone if you've specifically cached them.
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Classified information (up to "secret") can only be stored on systems that fall under the Level 6 classification.
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Shows that appeal can be stored for later viewing with a button that adds them to your list.
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Areal recording density is the amount of information that can be stored on a given area of surface.
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Given the quantity of data that will be stored on the Canadian servers, Kahle considers it a bargain.
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With a cold and warm setting, both your blue milk and bantha burgers can be stored as leftovers.
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Birdie is made up of a base and aerodynamic attachment and can be stored in a small bag.
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It has to be about what's occurring that's leading them to not be stored properly at that moment.
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Warranties should all be stored in one clear plastic folder that's sorted through regularly with expired documents tossed.
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Many biopharma companies require their products to be stored and shipped in a tightly controlled supply chain system.
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With batteries, electricity generated during the sunniest parts of the day can be stored for use at night.
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Because the paper-based diagnostic test can be freeze-dried, it can be stored and transported without problems.
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Since they are fresher than their harder, aged counterparts, soft cheeses need to be stored a little differently.
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Goyal said he likes to imagine many forms of data that could be stored and transferred on blockchain.
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All the essential customer information would be stored in the myAudi system and accompanying app, the company said.
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If too much energy is produced from the solar panels, it can simply be stored in residents' batteries.
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If they are not to be used right away, the meringues should be stored in an airtight container.
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This marinade can be stored in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 10 days. 4.
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So these products should be stored away carefully "to make sure kids can't get into it," Loh said.
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Nonperishable products, like paper towels or canned beans, would be stored on a separate floor, away from customers.
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The senator argued that everything in those boxes could be stored on something the size of a cellphone.
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Instead, firearms would be stored in a lock box that could only be opened by scanning their fingerprints.
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The Journal said it is unclear who would operate the centers or what data would be stored there.
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The regulation also gave Brazilians two options: They can get a license for a self-defense firearm, which must be stored exclusively at home or at a place of work; or for a sporting weapon, which can be stored at home and carried to authorized shooting clubs, always with full documentation.
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The proposal outlines when the cameras should be used, and how the resulting footage will be stored and accessed.
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The biēm, with its patent-pending, non-clog nozzle, can be stored in the fridge or on the counter.
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It has a sleek design that allows it to fold down flat so it can be stored almost anywhere.
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While the energy source is free from carbon pollution, it creates waste that must be stored for decades. Sen.
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The space station has no refrigeration, meaning all food has to be stored carefully and is often vacuum-packed.
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A number of countries have also passed data localization laws, requiring certain data to be stored within national borders.
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This is an especially remarkable accomplishment given that, until very recently, almost none of that power could be stored.
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After exposure, the toxin can be stored in the bones, and re-released into the bloodstream during growth spurts.
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Until a parent is confident that the child can manage their medication use, it should be stored and locked.
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Many countries require that data generated within their borders must be stored on servers physically located within that country.
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Recordings show up in a library for playback later and episodes can be stored for up to nine months.
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Glycogen is stored in the muscles and liver, with 500 grams being the full capacity that can be stored.
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This password will be stored inside a Google Account securely and synced across desktop and mobile versions of Chrome.
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Ideally, olive oil should be stored in a sealed, glass container, away from direct light in a cool place.
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Sunlight is free and unlimited, whereas rocket propellant must be carried into orbit and be stored onboard a spacecraft.
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Up to three Blink charges can be stored at a time, with a 3-second cooldown on each charge.
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Even though the console sports a slot for microSD cards, save files can only be stored to internal memory.
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Power-to-X technologies enable excess energy generated by renewables to be stored and redistributed when and where needed.
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All other viable zygotes can be stored for up to five years with your subscription to Matrixtech's Fertilife service.
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But it's more than that: To rebuild a GIF, data needs to be stored with some sort of chronology.
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The information will be stored for up to five years, and can be shared with law enforcement upon request.
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When there's a milk surplus, it gets turned into cheese, which can be stored for longer periods before spoiling.
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It has developed a platform that allows a person's digital data to be stored securely on its decentralized platform.
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Everything was about the physicality: how many megapixels does the camera have and how many songs can be stored?
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It also raises questions about whether the images would be stored, or how they would be used in future.
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Using blockchain technology, ownership records could be stored so they can easily be accessed and they are tamper proof.
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She looks at one of Birdy's beloved stuffed animals, which will one day be stored away in a box.
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As the technology stands today, electricity at utility scale cannot be stored in batteries in a cost-effective way.
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Bush and Park brought the concept to the cloud, where documents could be stored, shared and viewed across networks.
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Apple claims the facial data will only be stored locally on the phone, and not compiled on company servers.
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The treatment plant will turn the waste into glass, which can then be stored safely for several thousand years.
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The more RAM you have, the more apps can be stored, and the faster you can switch between them.
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The 3 megawatt system, together with 4,200 solar panels, accumulates energy that can be stored and used on demand.
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The platform is built on Microsoft technology and the results will be stored in the technology company's cloud platform.
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"For the time being, the flame will be stored and displayed in Fukushima," organizing committee president Yoshiro Mori said.
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Unlike the chemical energy stored in lithium-ion modules, which leaks over time, natural gas can be stored indefinitely.
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A grove of 100 wooden spools like those on which the fibers would be stored act as Lumen's seating.
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Twitter urged users to change their passwords after a glitch caused some to be stored in an unencrypted format.
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PhoneSoap makes a few different models, some meant for use on the go, some to be stored at home.
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Many softer cheeses cannot be stored for nearly as long, so prices of those items will likely rise quickly.
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This is a costly mechanism, but unavoidable in order to keep transmission lines balanced, as power cannot be stored.
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With Office Online, the files can be stored on Microsoft's OneDrive cloud server or in a connected Dropbox account.
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His father has passed away and has to be stored in a freezer unit before they can bury him.
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If you turn off storage, none of your "Hey Portal" voice interactions will be stored or reviewed by people.
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They're light, can be stored basically anywhere, and can fit into places that the chunky ones can't even attempt.
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The removed monuments are to be stored and preserved until the city determines an "appropriate" place to display them.
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Decontaminated cash would then be stored for seven to 14 days before it could be returned to the market.
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However, sights and sounds do not simply flow into your eyes and ears to be stored by your brain.
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Ant Financial has disputed such claims, saying that consumer data would continue to be stored in the United States.
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Additivist technologies allow anything that can be stored as a digital template to be realized with the necessary materials.
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Though, the listing notes, overflow can be stored in the 944-bottle, glass-enclosed display that surrounds the dining room.
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This usually means I walk out with six packages, to be stored in my freezer like savings under a mattress.
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The final step in creating this synthetic mini-me is to swap the repaired gene into cells to be stored.
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Multiple reports have found that much of the water that will be stored is likely to seep into the earth.
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Like phone calls, Snaps aren't intended to be stored so much as they're meant to be absorbed, decoded, and released.
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The renewable natural gas can be stored and delivered to companies and homes via "existing natural gas infrastructure," Dominion added.
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So long as the stack is in tact, it can be stored in different bodies ("sleeves") and continue to live.
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Apparently, Dippin' Dots must be stored at a temperature of -40 degrees Fahrenheit in order to keep the dots intact.
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There are still well over a million unique varieties of crops that still need to be stored at the site.
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Investors will be able to buy the bond through their phones, where a record of their holdings will be stored.
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The information gleamed from the tests will not be stored by DHS or any other federal agency, said the official.
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That is because the data has to be stored on the phone rather than in the hard-to-reach cloud.
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These transcripts aren't currently being saved, but Google says they could be stored in your Call History in the future.
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Spacecraft builder Lockheed Martin said InSight would be stored in a facility near Denver while the seismometer instrument was repaired.
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Fear of shortages has caused her to stock up, but much of what she needs can't be stored long term.
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An advantage of CSP is that thermal heat can be stored easily, making it possible to produce electricity after sunset.
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The higher resolution also meant bigger file sizes which meant fewer songs that could be stored on the PonoPlayer device.
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It is inherently hard for users of online services to make informed choices about how their data should be stored.
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It will be stored in liquid nitrogen at a temperature of negative 196 degrees Celsius, or negative 320 degrees Fahrenheit.
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When not in use, they can be stored in a dental floss case-sized box that doubles as the charger.
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It will be stored in liquid nitrogen at a temperature of negative 224 degrees Celsius, or negative 22 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Other sensitive information such as SIM data and mobile payment numbers will be stored inside of the SPU as well.
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A national cyber-law requires private user data to be stored locally, forcing the U.S. company to add equipment locally.
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The standard treatment is an injection of oxytocin, which must be stored in a refrigerator and administered by a professional.
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Using existing tools, the platform makes it possible to create blockchain-backed credential badges that can be stored and shared.
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One tractor might be for tilling, another for harvesting, another for trucking the harvest to the bunker to be stored.
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Tubing runs under the woman's clothing to milk bottles that can be stored in a purse or on a desk.
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Your data has to physically be stored somewhere with a fat pipe to the internet so others can access it.
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Durkan's proposal only applies to weapons that need to be stored, and excludes guns carried or owned by authorized users.
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Its hardness and high gluten content meant that its products, like pasta and couscous, could be stored for long periods.
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The only countries that currently permit bodies to be stored in a cryogenically frozen state are the U.S. and Russia.
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The painting was sent to New York to be stored at Uovo, one of the art world's premier storage facilities.
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The way the internet works causes data to be stored in multiple places and often backed up by multiple groups.
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These messages will be stored only on the sender's and recipient's devices, not on Facebook's servers like regular Messenger messages.
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It must be delivered by intravenous injection, must be stored in liquid nitrogen and requires very high doses of parasites.
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Those guns are more likely to be stored improperly and handled by their new owners, potentially resulting in accidental discharge.
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A couple of caveats: They have to look fresh, and the buns have to be stored in a warming bin.
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They'll have to be stored in the cloakroom outside the proceedings, apparently in a special new cabinet for that purpose.
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Cloud computing came in second place, which is the technology allowing data to be stored and managed on the internet.
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For starters, disaggregation, meaning that medical data should be stored in individual or family units rather than in centralized databases.
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The property even has a skiraum — a sort of mudroom — off the garage where skis and boots can be stored.
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One exception has been cheap rechargeable fans, which can be stored, with full batteries, in anticipation of the power cuts.
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A future filled with air taxis means more points of data collection and concerns about how data will be stored.
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The temperature data of riders can also be stored in real-time for tracking vehicles, drivers and passengers if needed.
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The government promised that the waste would be stored here only temporarily but never came up with a permanent plan.
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A complete collection will be stored by both the Uffizi and the university, and a copy will also be stored in the Digital Preservation Network, an initiative created "to address the problem of the long-term preservation of digital images" in the centuries ahead, said Mr. McRobbie, who is also the chairman of the network.
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The oil will first be stored in tanks along the Russian part of the Druzhba pipeline, one of the sources said.
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He said around 1.0 bcm of gas would be stored in July, 1.4 bcm in August and 1.9 bcm in September.
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Fruits and vegetables should be stored separately from raw meats, poultry, and seafood, which also have a higher risk of contamination.
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Trump claimed that Clinton's leadership had allowed trillions of dollars to be stored overseas by American companies trying to avoid taxes.
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"The metal chair was weatherproof, durable, and could be stored in small spaces," reads the Vitra collection entry for Mathieu's chair.
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That means that in order for you to access your genetic information, it must be stored in a HIPAA-regulated lab.
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Memories are thought to be stored among the synapses that serve as conduits for electrical impulses traveling from neuron to neuron.
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Data overload: The growth in connected devices also means an unimaginable amount of data will now be stored with every consumer.
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The rest of the treasures will be stored in the Louvre Museum as soon as they can be retrieved, Riester added.
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Any excess power generated during the day will be stored by Tesla Powerpack power storage batteries for use at other times.
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The tiny ergonomic shape optimises comfort for long periods of screen time and can be stored in your pocket for travel.
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On January 0003rd it was announced that the EBP will help collect the data to be stored in the code bank.
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These can then be transferred to a doctor's office for analysis, and to be stored in the patient's electronic health records.
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Foreign firms will have to obtain licenses beforehand and client data and other information will have to be stored in China.
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Retail customers are more resistant to charges, because small stashes can easily be stored in a mattress or a home safe.
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For example, some products have insulation and need to be stored in a warehouse that can provide an ice-cold environment.
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This means user photos and app data can be stored in Russia, the country where the app's development team is based.
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Any food that needs to be stored should be put in sealed containers to prevent snails or worms from getting inside.
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Our life as expats has provided enormous wealth that can't be stored in some bank or tallied on a spread sheet.
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For example, in addition to the loan, Monedo is essentially a digital wallet or account where that money can be stored.
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Its dry reagent technology allows materials to be stored at room temperature, removing the need for cold chain or refrigerated storage.
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Border control agents have few guidelines determining how information they collect should be stored, maintained or disseminated to other government agencies.
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And whatever candy crumbs you don't use can be stored in the freezer for future ice cream sundaes and baking projects.
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A clean grid needs backup energy that can be stored for long durations, in large quantities, but can be quickly available.
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It also has only two hinges, which make folding and unfolding easy, and can be stored standing with the kickstand extended.
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Metadata describing when and where users logged into a Tencent app can be stored for up to six months, he said.
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While videos can also be stored on iCloud and streamed by other users, Apple limits the clip length to five minutes.
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Retired planes can go to typical storage facilities, or "bone yards," where they can be stored, scrapped, or stripped for parts.
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Ask Real Estate City laws don't specify where trash containers should be stored, but they do require buildings to be sanitary.
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This Ego Power+ even folds up in just seconds and can be stored upright, saving you valuable garage or shed space.
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Again, Apple says all of this is be stored safely on your device and isn't seen by Apple or other companies.
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Crockpots, for example, can be stored on a higher shelf over the summer, says Barbara Roth, an interior designer in Manhattan.
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Broth can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 5 days or in the freezer for up to 6 months.
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Grain growers are in a better position, Lucchi said, as prices are historically high and those commodities can be stored longer.
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Australia is already testing a kind of virtual passport, where information about passengers will be stored remotely in a cloud server.
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Nor is it clear how users' credit card information would be stored, though that would probably move through Google's Play Store.
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Footage will be retained for up to a year, although some videos can be stored longer on a case-by-case basis.
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In a statement, Aetna says all data collected is encrypted locally and in transit, and will be stored in compliance with HIPAA.
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As for fresh ingredients that might be stored among pantry goods, Patel says she always has onions, garlic, and ginger on hand.
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Adding desktop support for encrypted chat apps can be tricky because your decryption key needs to be stored safely across your devices.
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The new sequences will be stored and made publically available at the Genome Ark database, a digital open-access library of genomes.
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Part of that is Wi-Fi simple setup, which allows your Wi-Fi password(s) to be stored in your Amazon account.
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Taking it in larger quantities isn't going to have a benefit because, as previously mentioned, zinc cannot be stored for later use.
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The tiny ergonomic shape optimizes comfort even for long periods of computer time and can be stored in a pocket for travel.
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Button batteries need to be stored out of reach of children, and disposed of where kids can't get to them, Lee said.
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Data for Google services will be stored in Cuba, under a deal announced this week between the company and the Cuban government.
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They become a utility; a provider of pipes and wires that allow money to be stored and moved from place to place.
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All those packages must be stored somewhere, and if drones are the future of delivery, those storage centers must cater to them.
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The white paper insists those updated face images won't leave your phone, although they may be stored there for longer than usual.
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He said the vast majority of restrictions on where data should be stored have nothing to do protecting privacy or security threats.
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But first, I had to order and pay for two vials of his sperm to be stored at NYU for ovulation time.
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The ads will be stored on the hard drive that ships with the PC, and displayed along the side of the screen.
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This seal is a cryptographically secure unique identifier that is then returned to the software program to be stored for the customer.
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Weapons handed over to the United Nations will be stored in secure containers until they can be turned into three memorial statues.
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Once mined, bitcoins can be stored in an online wallet, traded on an online exchange, or used to buy goods and services.
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The UK's equivalent of the DMV is considering making digital driving licenses that could be stored in the Apple Wallet, Slashgear reports.
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It also comes with its own controller, which can be stored in a slot on its head strap when not in use.
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Like the field test in Washington, this study proved that CO2 could be stored as a solid form between layers of basalt.
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Unlike whisky, which must be stored for at least three years, gin can be sold almost as soon as it is made.
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Virtual spaces allow for this experience to be stored and reproduced; they allow for installations that you can hold in your hand.
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You are in charge of storing the private key in a safe place and it isn't supposed to be stored digitally anywhere.
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Masturbatory emissions created in health or medical facilities will be stored for the purposes of conception for a current or future wife.
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But they have warned that fresh fruit and vegetables only have a shelf-life of a few days and cannot be stored.
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Such weapons can be stored ready for launch for longer periods of time and require less preparation, making a surprise attack easier.
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For example, will the faceprints be stored locally and can authentication occur without having to access a remote location using the Internet?
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The researchers came to this conclusion by modeling the amount of carbon that would be stored by vegetative regrowth on fallow land.
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Why must the Death Star plans be stored on a data tape the size of four iPads stacked on top each other?
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The incredibly large files contained on the tape can be stored on palm-sized, paper-thin disks, meaning the tapes are unnecessary.
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The company says in a security document that a small subset of anonymous recordings may be stored for more than two years.
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Then share your fears about the guns and invite possible solutions: Can the rifles be stored elsewhere (maybe at his brother's house)?
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The Energy Department has asked Congress for $3 billion with which to purchase oil to be stored in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
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Also, light crude cannot be stored with heavy crude, and the quality of jet and gasoline can deteriorate when they are stored.
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Obviously, a 44-year-old decision over tax papers doesn't take into account how information can be stored today, nor how much.
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Since then, she has turned over all her government-related emails to be stored with other White House records, the Post reported.
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That said, the researchers are hopeful that a compressed air supply could be stored in something like a backpack, making the system portable.
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The data will be stored in a restricted area of a secure server and it will not be linked to any other data.
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According to the Columbia University Irving Medical Center, a heart can only be stored for between four and six hours for a transplant.
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The radioactive isotopes of plutonium used in nuclear-power plants must be stored for tens of thousands of years before they are safe.
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It's harder to transport than crude oil, which can be stored indefinitely in tanks, and it must be processed right away, boosting costs.
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If energy from peak ebbs and flows could be stored and then used during the slack periods, the system could provide consistent power.
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Whether your Tide comes in a box or a bottle, it should be stored up and away, out of the reach of children.
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This in turn lowers fraud charges and makes it more difficult for hackers, as credit card data no longer needs to be stored.
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This synthetic blood is actually a dehydrated powder, which would allow it to be stored for years, rather than weeks, and easily transported.
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It requires the drugs to be stored in a safe bolted to the floor and each compound must have a separate DEA registration.
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But frozen meat products can generally be stored only a maximum of one year, meaning producers need to start selling off their stock.
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And once you have your Mini preferences set, they'll be stored in the cloud and automatically restored to the Mini that recognizes you.
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All data collected by the companies will also have to be stored in China, and will be retained for at least two years.
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The laws requiring guns to be stored safely also reduce self-injuries and suicides, according to researchers at RAND, a nonprofit research organization.
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"Road salt is not removed from the environment, so it's either going to be stored in soils, or in our waters," said Dugan.
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Pinterest also noted that when users searched for skin tones, that information wouldn't be stored and it wouldn't affect ads served to users.
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While the Bissell Big Green Machine is powerful and similar to rental cleaners, it's compact enough to be stored away in a closet.
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To be censored or to daily censor yourself because you are not sure how your personal data will be stored, used, or deployed?
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For example, if there is excess energy and the price is right, energy can be traded, but if not it can be stored.
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Chilled specimens can only be stored for 72 hours, but dry ice can be used to preserve the sample if delays are expected.
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The hard copies of the Old Republic's archives appear to be some kind of blue glowing cassette that can be stored on shelves.
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This ongoing effort injects carbon dioxide emissions created by oil extraction into limestone cap rock, allowing it be stored over 2 kilometers underground.
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Copies of the data would be stored across multiple devices called "nodes," creating a decentralized system that acts as a safeguard against hacking.
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A recently enacted cybersecurity law mandates that user data be stored in the country, where it can be kept under the government's control.
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The tents that made up Tent City will be stored away, the sheriff's office said, and the steel frames will be auctioned off.
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For good reason -— quantum computers must be stored at extremely cold temperatures (as in, around 200 times colder than outer space, Welser said).
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Additionally, according to BuzzFeed, the location will only be stored locally on a user's phone and deleted after a certain amount of time.
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When there is excess electricity supply, production at plants can be throttled or energy can be stored for use at a later date.
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It's compatible with all steering wheel and pedal sets, as well as all consoles, and can easily be stored when not in use.
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And the White House and Trump Tower, where copies of Mr. Trump's files could potentially be stored, have also proved susceptible to leaks.
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This coffee maker holds up to 38 ounces of coffee concentrate that can be stored in the fridge for up to two weeks.
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A few seconds later, a batch of colored bricks pops out, and is deposited into driverless carts, taken to be stored for shipment.
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Ms. Kondo also likes to sort items by size and compartmentalize them in small boxes so everything can be stored and found easily.
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Video can be stored to an unlimited online storage locker provided by Google, and high-resolution photos can be cut from the clip.
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For example, if an object is made of an ether-based polyurethane, it's more susceptible to oxygen, and should be stored in anoxia.
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Solar evaporation is less energy intensive and the climate allows mountains of potash to be stored outside and sold when prices are high.
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All of the content will be stored on "nickel microfiche" — the text and images will be etched by laser onto thin sheets of nickel.
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Once removed from the mold, the capsules can be stored at room temperature for up to three weeks without the milk inside going bad.
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Amazon is making third-party sellers more responsible about meeting package safety standards when they send inventory to be stored and shipped by Amazon.
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XNOR's technique allows things like computer vision and voice recognition to be stored and run on devices with extremely limited processing power and RAM.
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If you swap graphite for silicon, far more lithium ions can be stored in the anode, which increases the energy capacity of the battery.
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The data obtained in searches can be stored and shared with law enforcement in the United States and around the world, the ACLU says.
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Kathy S., via email Kathy S.: You're right that once a jar of olives is opened, it needs to be stored in the refrigerator.
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Many insurance industry leaders envision "smart" policies of all types will be stored in blockchain and automatically track premiums, pay claims and keep records.
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The captured CO2 can then be stored underground (often, ironically, after extracting oil) or turned into transportation fuel with another of the company's technologies.
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That data collection has its own security implications: once it's collected, it has to be stored somewhere, and that makes it vulnerable to hacking.
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Those antibodies would be stored until it was time to inject them into an unlucky (or stupid) human who was bitten by a snake.
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This is easily done with Dropbox, because all your files will still be stored on your hard drive(s), just not in the cloud.
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Once the six-day experiment is complete, the samples will be stored at -80 degrees Celsius (-112 degrees F) and then returned to Earth.
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Government officials are supposed to use their government accounts so their communications will be stored, and failing to do so can cause security risks.
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Instead, use them to store nuts, flour, chocolate and alcohol, which should all be stored in the freezer to prevent them from going bad.
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The draft, published Saturday, calls for data to be stored locally and for setting up more data centers and server farms within the country.
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All operating nuclear power plants are generating large quantities of nuclear waste that will need to be stored for thousands of years to come.
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Yet with this technology comes a profusion of intimate information about our bodies and brains that is likely to be stored on the internet.
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In line with the original system, the two gamepads can be stored on each side of the console, and they're also hardwired — no unplugging.
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The legislation, set to take effect in June 2017, includes requirements for security reviews and for data to be stored on servers in China.
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They figured if sites or articles could be stored permanently in their original form, they couldn't be changed or eradicated by a future despot.
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The Obama administration cut off the licensing process in 2010, arguing that nuclear waste should be stored in a state that wants it there.
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Energy can be stored both in molten salt and as electricity in batteries, something crucial to building a reliable power grid, Sierra-Escalante said.
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On Sunday, Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Christopher Wylie said that the data of Facebook users could be stored in Russia and elsewhere across the globe.
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Celluloid can be stored for at least 100 years in the right climate conditions, while digital files need to be updated every three years.
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Any ballots that cannot immediately be counted will be stored in "emergency bins" and will be tallied up as soon as possible, they said.
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"Above all, international and regional databases are needed, in which data that is collected nationally can be stored securely and accessed transnationally," it said.
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He said those facilities turn most waste into products such as cement and road construction materials, leaving only about 10 percent to be stored.
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The resulting language database is small enough that it can be stored on the phone, meaning no internet connection is needed to translate texts.
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Unlike conventional solar power, the thermal technology allows energy to be stored, meaning the turbines can generate power for hours after the sun sets.
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This, then, would require any product protected by this film to be stored in a tough exterior package to protect against dirt and water.
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They have to be stored in water to maintain the state of the uncovered wooden cribbing, and to prevent the pieces from decaying further.
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The beacons allow the app to recognize pinpoint a user's location within the station, data that Ms. Hennessy said would not be stored afterward.
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If you've previously recorded a Zoom meeting, it will be stored in one of two places: On the Zoom cloud or on your computer.
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Few permanent solutions have been determined as to where the toxic waste from reactors, which takes thousands of years to decay, should be stored.
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Forcing data to be stored in India, for example, could prompt similar rules from the United States, which would hurt India's big outsourcing companies.
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The crucifix below was removed in Norcia and will be stored with other artwork in a nearby warehouse where damaged artifacts will be repaired.
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"Sensitive personal data," which includes financial and biometric data, could be transferred outside India for processing, but must be stored locally, the bill said.
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Individual food bags must be cut open with scissors and are not resealable — they must be stored in a takeout container in the fridge.
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These laws, which require guns to be stored safely, also reduce self-injuries and suicides, say the researchers at RAND, a nonprofit research organization.
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It may be too late to stop your blood from being used, because it's not going to be stored for more than six weeks.
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Any United States citizen can make a gift to the Treasury that will be stored in an account and used for general government spending.
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Although many clinics are collecting doctors' notes and pathology reports electronically, most of this information is unstructured and can't be stored in conventional databases.
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Cargo bikes are permitted on city streets and can in some instances park on sidewalks, but they must be stored overnight in company facilities.
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Another 75 million barrels are thought to be stored at sea or in transit by tanker somewhere from the oil fields to the refineries.
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Instead of storing, say, your genome on servers belonging to a private corporation, the information would instead be stored inside a personal data archive.
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In the identity system proposed by Blockstack, the actual information about your identity — your social connections, your purchasing history — could be stored anywhere online.
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Initially meant to be stored in the trunks of the BAC's vehicles, these handheld weapons have today become individual, highly visible [service] weapons, explained Jobard.
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Officials said the statue will be stored at a city-owned storage facility until the task force decides what to do with it long term.
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About six in ten of those procured by UNICEF, the UN's children's fund, must be stored at a temperature between 2°C and 8°C.
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Many nations are contemplating legal requirements that data about their own citizens – Germans , say – must be stored in Germany and subject only to German law.
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LNG will be delivered to the import terminal by LNG carrier ships, where it will be stored in the FSU, according to Bahrain LNG website.
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It can be stored underground and is sometimes injected in depleted oil wells, but there are concerns about monitoring it and preventing it from escaping.
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Tesla also sells solar panels, and both products work with the PowerWall 2, where energy can be stored after being diffused through the panels/tiles.
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For instance, astronauts are instructed to use Ziplock bags as sample container bags which can be stored for later study, as well as trash receptacles.
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But if magnetic storage could be stored as addressable cells, it would be quick to write but would maintain its 1 or 0 status indefinitely.
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The team took nine months to get ready for the Australian market, he added, and the data of Australian users will also be stored domestically.
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Qubits can be stored in a lot of different ways via many different properties of particles: electron spin, atomic energy levels, atomic lattices, nuclear spin.
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The (very) basic idea is coupling the natural resonance of a crystal to the frequencies of the light particles to be stored in that crystal.
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No data will be stored on the laptop, and researchers will need to permission before removing any data (say, for publication purposes) from the device.
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Quantum technologies may similarly rely on this interaction, as information can be stored and retrieved by changing the state of an atom via photon absorption.
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The new regulation includes requirements for data to be stored locally as well as contentious security reviews, which critics say could unfairly target foreign firms.
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Cold wallets, such as Trezor and Ledger Nano S, are devices which can be as small as a USB stick and can be stored offline.
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Data will be stored for five years although after six months vital information that could identify an individual would be "masked," according to the Guardian.
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And when sperm are made, they're like a fine wine — they need to be stored and aged for 72 days before they're ready to travel.
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"Apple has stated that all faceprint data will be stored locally on an individual's device as opposed to being sent to the cloud," writes Franken.
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They became reliquaries within which she could put away the emotions that spilled over and could not be stored away in an attic or closet.
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The pesto can be stored in a jar, topped with a thin layer of extra-virgin olive oil, for several weeks in the refrigerator. 2.
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LNG is also unlikely to be stored for long periods, meaning that contango plays or other trading strategies common to oil aren't feasible for LNG.
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Uranium hexafluoride — a highly toxic, white-gray, waxy solid used in the enrichment process — will be stored at the bank in 60 cylinder-shaped containers.
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Emails, financial records, work documents, schedules, love letters, any content that can be digitized can be stored in the cloud for months, years and decades.
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While any excess power generated could be stored in Tesla's Powerwall 2.0 battery units, giving the homeowner a backup energy source to cover demand spikes.
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The extra carbon that could be stored from rejuvenated soil is equivalent to 3 to 7 billion tonnes of planet-warming carbon dioxide, he said.
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Polder Compact Accordian Drying Rack, $19.99 at Bed Bath & BeyondWhen folded down, this drying rack is flat and can be stored easily under your bed.
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That has left winemakers scrambling to find temporary storage or ship wine out to be stored elsewhere to ensure the 2017 vintage is not affected.
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Plus, the bag easily folds so that it can be stored under your desk or in your bag, and it won't add much weight either.
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The plan is to build a waste management plant that will turn the waste into glass, which can be stored away for thousands of years.
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The private key will be stored locally inside the browser, while the public key will be uploaded to centralized servers maintained by Google and Yahoo.
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Third, even if the iPhone X's contents remain secure, the simple fact that users' face scans will be stored for perpetuity has profound constitutional implications.
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The strips last about two days once applied and come in a handy case that can easily be stored in a desk, purse or backpack.
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According to the Times's account, Bigelow Aerospace modified Las Vegas buildings for metal alloys and other materials gathered from "unidentified aerial phenomena" to be stored.
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I especially like the hand-held ones — like this Black+Decker Dustbuster, Wirecutter's pick for a hand-held — that can be stored in small spaces.
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The corner seats must be removed to put on the cover, but they pop on and off easily and can be stored in the sandbox.
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That information will be stored on a TSA encrypted hard drive "and retained for subsequent qualitative and quantitative analysis" by a team with the DHS.
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It'll be stored in your inventory as a "clump of weeds," and you can stack up to 99 of them in a single inventory slot.
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Jet fuel cannot typically be stored for long periods as its quality would degrade, increasing the incentive for refiners to produce less of the fuel.
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Amtrak no longer allows for replacement rails to be stored in the track area on the Northeast Corridor, said Mike Tolbert, a spokesman for Amtrak.
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After a will is signed and notarized, it has to be stored in a safe place, because uploading it back to the website invalidates it.
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According to historical documents, the Kingdom of Judea was renowned for its large, sweet dates that could be stored and exported throughout the Roman Empire.
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Money will then be stored on a card in your Apple Wallet for spending anywhere Apple Pay is accepted, or for transferring to your bank.
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If it is required, press for details on why they need the info, how it will be stored and secured and who will have access.
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It is common for millions of patients' health records to be stored together in huge central databases that, once breached, yield a trove of information.
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The weapons will be stored in secure containers monitored by the U.N. before being broken down and used for the construction of three memorial monuments.
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The Energy Department would like to move that nuclear waste to a facility near Carlsbad, N.M., where it would be stored deep underground in salt formations.
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The order of the short molecular units within a longer molecule encodes, according to a rule book devised by the company, the data to be stored.
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For those even shorter on space, the Bookniture stool by Mike Mak collapses completely flat and can be stored on a bookshelf when not in use.
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While sperm has been successfully frozen for decades, it wasn't until 1999, when flash-freezing procedures were introduced, that eggs could also be stored in cryobanks.
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Skin grafts also can't be stored easily or for a long period of time, just 10 days, at 4 degrees Celsius, in a saline-moisturized gauze.
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Western Australia's state government approved the $54 billion Gorgon project in 2009 on condition that some carbon dioxide from its gas processing operations would be stored.
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Your drawings will be stored internally on an SD card, and they'll be uploaded to the app when you plug the tablet back into the computer.
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Up to two time zones can be stored in the watch, and you switch between them by tapping once on the face of the e-Crown.
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Each Jump bike has a built-in U-Bar Lock for easy locking to any pole, and it can be stored in a holster while riding.
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Information like speed, distance and altitude, meanwhile, will be stored on the drone itself, while photos and videos will be kept on the local SD card.
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Because meat is energy rich, eating more than your protein needs dictate means taking on a lot of calories, which may well be stored as fat.
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The legislation would provide a tax credit to retailers in the United States to incentivize the sale of devices that allow firearms to be stored safely.
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It would gather more information than the DNA testing currently being executed along areas on the southern border and be stored in a federal DNA database.
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Laws and regulations increasingly require that citizen data be stored in local data centers, and often restricts movement of that data outside of a country's borders.
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Built by HPS GmbH, the NABEO drag sail can be stored in a spacecraft, then deployed once the satellite reaches the end of its orbital life.
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It will be stored in the UK by a third party, until the end of September 2017, at which point it's obliged to delete its copy.
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With Hadoop, data sets can be stored across multiple server clusters instead of overburdening a single machine—yet data applications can access them cohesively and indiscriminately.
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It's the pink stuff in the tube above, but it can equally be dehydrated so that it can be stored for use at a later time.
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During its main engine burn, the TGO will also be picking up radio signals from Schiaparelli, which will be stored aboard the spacecraft and analyzed later.
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Unless it can be stored, the more costs it imposes on the rest of the system—in other words, the lower the value of solar becomes.
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A new data localization regulation for payment companies went into effect in October, mandating that certain types of data need to be stored physically inside India.
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Humble buildings, and mundane highway signs, suggest little of the hazardous waste being transported to this underground repository, where it's to be stored for 10,000 years.
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XPO Logistics is among the largest, with 90 facilities across the country, and says it uses machine learning algorithms to direct where inventory should be stored.
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Up to 10 pizzas can be stored in the bot's heated compartment, which can be unlocked with a code that customers are given when they order.
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It also comes with its own stainless steel knife and fork that can be stored with the lunch box itself so you're never without your utensils.
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The majority of works on view were made by artists in their cells using materials that require minimal workspace, dry quickly, and can be stored immediately.
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The exposed data includes credit card numbers, which might be stored in an owner's account for after-market purchases, or GPS information about the drone's flights.
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According to Judy Waldman, president of the Canadian Forensic Nurses Association, there is no nation-wide policy or standard on how long they should be stored.
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If you're ever gonna use a social network, then think about where that data's gonna be stored and how it might be used. Mm-hmm. Louie?
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Vietnam, like many other nations around the world, has recently passed a data sovereignty law that requires that local data be stored locally, forcing Google's hand.
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In addition, 11 states have laws mandating firearm locking devices -- with Massachusetts the only one requiring that all firearms be stored with a lock in place.
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Furthermore, FaceApp's privacy policy says that all information collected by the app can be stored and transferred to whichever countries FaceApp and its affiliates operate from.
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Instead, they must be stored in the cabin and switched off, as per a new policy that is said to have gone into effect on Tuesday.
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The scans will be stored for 12 hours until testing on the system is completed, after which they will be deleted immediately, officials said this week.
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If properly sealed, the broth can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 5 days and in the freezer for up to 4 months. 5.
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The vector objects I make using various software can be stored and later modified into infinite permutations, facilitating my investigation into representations of (seemingly) concrete ideas.
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Customers can use the click-to-pay option, where card information will be stored, instead of typing in their card details every time they shop online.
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That's because games will be stored and operated on Google's servers, thus cutting out the ability for players to inject code locally before playing online multiplayer.
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Jarred items like jellies, olives, dressings: These highly stable items can be stored in door shelves, where temperature changes won't have as much of an effect.
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Vertoe, for instance, has a list of things that cannot be stored, including combustible, flammable, hazardous or toxic materials, chemicals, narcotics, fireworks, explosives, weapons and ammunition.
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It is definitely worth keeping some bottarga on hand to use when the mood strikes — an opened package can be stored in the refrigerator for months.
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Creating such a transcript is a significant privacy risk because those accounts of what people wrote to each other must be stored somewhere, the company said.
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For e-commerce, the new regulator will likely define categories of e-commerce data that would have to be stored locally within India, the sources said.
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I wrote it that way because you can't store classified information — although your personal safe is secure, it's supposed to be stored in a government safe.
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Fortunately, the sleek Naked palettes can be stored in tight spaces, such as carry-on luggage, makeup bags, purses, and my former forced-triple college dorm.
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So homeowners with energy-efficiency features — a battery in particular, allowing energy to be stored for when it is most efficiently used — will avoid higher costs.
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The data required to be stored ranged from job titles to contact details, credit card information, biometric data and medical records, according to the draft decree.
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That document should be stored with an up-to-date will and advanced medical directives, which stipulate your health care wishes if something happens to you.
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But if we're not paying attention — if we're not even getting information into our short-term memories — nothing will be stored long term in our brains.
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Carbon technology is at the heart of this, including the so-called "Iron Man exoskeleton" currently being tested, which allows power to be stored in carbon nanotubes.
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Academics noted that this would lead to vast volumes of "digital remains" being left behind — personal data that continues to be stored online after a user's death.
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Number of the day $90 billion The value of gold that could be stored inside a secret London vault that a Chinese state-owned bank is buying.
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In particular, AstraZeneca's drug has a faster onset of action, a better drug-drug interaction profile and can be stored indefinitely at room temperature, Deutsche analysts said.
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The DNA results collected as part of the two to three-day pilot program will not be stored or used should they refer people for criminal prosecution.
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Whites and rosés should be stored in the fridge with a cork or wine stopper; reds in a cool, dark place with a cork or wine stopper.
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A popular piece of advice is that Champagne and bubbly especially needs to be stored on its side, especially when many vintage bubblies can be very old.
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Audi showed off an electric longboard / scooter combo at the Beijing Auto Show that can be stored in the bumper of the crossover Connected Mobility Concept car.
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But the organs can't be stored for long — sometimes only four hours for heart and lungs — because they get damaged when you try to warm them up.
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"Today the most valuable assets are more likely to be stored in the cloud than in a warehouse," says Inga Beale, chief executive of Lloyd's of London.
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In November, the service was ruled to be in violation of a 2014 law requiring all data collected on Russian citizens to be stored within Russian borders.
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Normally, sensitive personal data like passwords would be stored in hashed form using a mix of letters and numbers to protect the content of the password itself.
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The team promises that data will be stored anonymously, although you might still have second thoughts about handing over your vitals to an internet-connected server. [Feverprints]
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They are also capable of sucking up copious amounts of data about criminals and innocents alike, information which can then be stored by authorities for later use.
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The plant doesn't stop delivering energy at nighttime or when clouds obscure the sun; heat from the fluid can be stored in a tank of molten salts.
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That means everything you put on your Story will automatically be stored in your phone's gallery, where your third-party backup tool of choice can find it.
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It's now reasonable to wonder how long semen can be stored at liquid nitrogen temperatures before it starts to degrade, but these latest results are quite encouraging.
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Or try building kits, like PlusPlus, which allow children to create 3-D or flat image structures and can easily be stored in a small travel bag.
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He added that there is a possibility that nuclear waste could be stored at a private storage facility while the construction on the Yucca site is finished.
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Some fat can be stored under the skin, but more worryingly, the body can also lay it down around the guts and in the liver and pancreas.
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Thomas Prendergast, chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs Metro North, last week demanded an investigation into whether flammable materials should be stored under rail tracks.
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Last year, Russia blocked U.S. social networking site LinkedIn, owned by , for violating a law that requires data on Russian citizens to be stored on Russian servers.
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The officials said the first plutonium could be stored at DOE's Waste Isolation Pilot Project in New Mexico in 2023, compared to 2040 for the MOX site.
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The RealID Act was passed in 2005 in response to the 9/11 Commission's identification requirements — including the requirement that driver's licenses be stored in digital form.
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The shipment will be stored at a pharmacy at an undisclosed location and delivered to patients either by licensed courier to their home or their local pharmacy.
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Around 20 percent of Britain's electricity comes from nuclear plants, which produce radioactive waste that can remain harmful for thousands of years and must be stored safely.
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Fresh vegetables were scarce; farmers emphasized crops that could be stored or preserved, like turnips, pumpkins, beans and potatoes, instead of leafy greens that would deteriorate quickly.
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The DEA requires Schedule I drugs to be stored in special ways, like in a refrigerated safe that's bolted to the floor with an alarm, Burge says.
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Bitcoins purchased on an exchange or received in a transaction can be stored and accessed in a so-called "Bitcoin Wallet," which is like a bank account.
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The fuel, often referred to as butane or propane, will be stored at a stockpiling base in Kurashiki in the country's west by the end of November.
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But he encourages coaches at higher levels to go digital, too, if only to create a database in which thousands of hand-drawn plays can be stored.
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For instance, many companies are hoping to mine the Moon's water and turn it into rocket propellant that can be stored in so-called "depots" in space.
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Much of the information that law enforcement officials look for could be stored outside the device, such as with a suspect's phone carriers or in the cloud.
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"Nearly every gun advocacy organization out there including the NRA actually does promote the idea that guns should be stored safely when not in use," he said.
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The notifications and alerts will still be stored on your phone, and you can check them at any time, but your iPhone won't light up or ring.
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In March, regulations came into effect that prohibit foreign ownership and joint ventures in online publishing and stipulate that all content be stored on servers in China.
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Energy is stored as zinc metal in a chamber between the charging and discharging sections; it is stable and can be stored for long periods of time.
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On your phone, with Google and many other apps you can turn off location services so your location data will no longer be stored in Google's Sensorvault.
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"I usually buy a pillow top that can be stored in a closet," Ms. Barta said, and pulled out to make the mattress cushier when guests arrive.
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If the Supreme Court backs Microsoft, law enforcement access to data will be limited based on the arbitrary fact of where the data happens to be stored.
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Sources familiar with the project told The Wall Street Journal that the data collected, including where and when people shop, would be stored on Amazon&aposs servers.
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"I assume that the data will have to be stored for one month, calls for six months, and the equipment will be Russian-made," he told reporters.
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Guns ideally should be stored outside the home, she said, but if they are in the home they should be unloaded, locked, and in a gun safe.
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These delicate items can't be stored for extended periods like many food and fiber crops — even a delay of a day or two can make a difference.
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Previous broadcasts can also be stored in the app, quite possibly through opt-in after you've completed the live stream, so your friends can watch the replays.
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The sources did not name countries to which the service would be marketed, or where the waste would be stored after it is run through the equipment.
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"Dirty oil will be stored and slowly diluted with clean volumes that go to Russian refineries and to all main ports - Novorossiisk, Primorsk, Ust-Luga," the source said.
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The following centuries witnessed the creation of books and libraries, which then allowed for written content to be stored and accessed by more than just the super-wealthy.
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In court papers, Google said it sometimes breaks up emails into pieces to improve its network's performance, and did not necessarily know where particular emails might be stored.
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Around 13 billion tonnes of CO2 needs to be stored by mid-century, according to the International Energy Agency, but large-scale projects are thin on the ground.
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Take this situation that has caused you disappointment and ask your wisdom and your highest self to show you the lesson that might be stored in this experience.
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Cigars should be stored at the right temperature and humidity (70 degrees Fahrenheit with 70% humidity is what you should aim for), keeping it in condition to smoke.
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The newly-minted Oscar winner joked to reporters that she already has a plan as to where her new Best Actress trophy will be stored: under the covers.
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It sparked fears that foreign technology firms would be shut out and subjected to contentious requirements for security reviews, and for data to be stored on Chinese servers.
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"It becomes important to store marijuana in places that are truly inaccessible such as locked away," she said, similar to how prescription medicine and firearms should be stored.
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Conscious of privacy concerns, the company said the audio would be stored remotely, not on a passenger's device, and deleted within 72 hours if not needed for longer.
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Fliers are also required to pay for their carry-on bags beyond one personal item, even if it can be stored underneath the seat in front of them.
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Information was lacking on the content of browser, feedback and diagnostic data, as well as on the length of time that transmitted data would be stored, it said.
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Since Woody has always been Andy's favorite toy, he decides to bring him with him and packs the other toys up to be stored away in the attic.
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In effect, consumer data collected in China must now be stored on servers within the country's borders, and some multinationals are already changing their business practices to comply.
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The majority of information on Facebook is intentionally shared, and as a result can be stored indefinitely and used to target content and advertisements without any legal implications.
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Last year, Russia blocked U.S. social networking site LinkedIn, owned by Microsoft, for violating a law that requires data on Russian citizens to be stored on Russian servers.
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But a bug in G Suite's password recovery feature for administrators caused unprotected passwords to be stored in the infrastructure of a control panel, called the admin console.
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"For example, a mobile phone's operating system could be stored in PCM, enabling the phone to launch in a few seconds," the company wrote in a press release.
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In May, security researcher Patrick Wardle found that 'disappearing' Signal messages could be stored indefinitely on Mac hard drives due to the computer's notification bar storing a copy.
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Scotland is excluded from the consultation as its devolved government has a policy that radioactive waste should be stored in near-surface sites, rather than be buried underground.
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This would theoretically allow you to increase the energy density — or the amount of energy that can be stored in a battery per its volume — of the cell.
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For many living artists, meanwhile, the fact that their work might be stored away in a climate-controlled bunker has become part of the reality of doing business.
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Many details have yet to be agreed before the blockchain project starts, including funding, populations targeted, the type of biometrical data collected, and where it will be stored.
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Wylie said that Aleksandr Kogan, whose quiz app harvested the data of tens of millions of Facebook users, could have allowed that data to be stored in Russia.
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The dam was originally built by the Civilian Conservation Corps so that water could be stored for running a mill but has since become a popular tourist destination.
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Business processes that handle personal data would be built with data protection by design and by default, meaning personal data must be stored using pseudonymisation or full anonymization.
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The authors explain that handguns are often purchased for personal protection and are therefore more likely to be stored loaded, unlocked and left in a more accessible place.
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That's troubling in and of itself: But there's no telling how that DNA might be used -- it could very well be stored to track children and their parents.
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While the settlement does not require future data to be stored in the U.S., it makes Vizio enact a comprehensive privacy policy and submit it to the FTC.
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The manufacturer would be able to use that key — which would be "stored on the device itself" — to access the data, if required to do so by authorities.
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Facebook will continue to provide aggregated user data to apps and sites, though the information won't be stored in a way that's tied to anyone's account, it claims.
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What data to collect, where and when it can be stored, and what it can be used for are increasingly questions that require significant legal work to answer.
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The screen names of those addressees will be stored as metadata, but will continue to be displayed as part of the text when the tweet is actually rendered.
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Unlike film reels or microchips, which are relatively fragile and must be stored under certain conditions, the piece of quartz glass is "surprisingly hard to destroy," Microsoft said.
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All downloaded games will be stored in your Switch's internal hard drive by default, but you can also save them to an SD card or external hard drive.
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Infusions of mitochondria also prolonged the time organs could be stored before they were used for transplants, and even ameliorated brain damage that occurred soon after a stroke.
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"Cory believes that Nevadans deserve to have a voice on whether toxic waste should be stored in their community," his campaign spokeswoman Vanessa Valdivia told E&E News.
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Biological samples swabbed for testing must be stored at temperatures between 35 and 40 degrees Fahrenheit—conditions that seem difficult to ensure both at home and during shipping.
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Challenger 48-inch Wide PC Gamer Computer Desk, on sale for $239.99 You have multiple monitors, consoles, and gaming equipment that need to be stored on your desk.
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Nikki Haley is calling on the Department of Energy to stop a shipment of nuclear material that is scheduled to be stored in her state, according to CNN.
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Models and drawings had to be stored in a locked room, and the startup raced to have the product ready by the movie's opening weekend, in December, 2015.
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In order to still get your fruits and veggies in, we recommend shopping in the frozen aisle, as frozen items can be stored and saved for future use.
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While sensitive personal information may be transferred outside the country under special circumstances, they must still continue to be stored inside India, according to an analysis from PwC.
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Learn which foods benefit from humidity (generally, fruit needs less and vegetables more) and which should not be stored together (separate ethylene-producing items from ethylene-sensitive items).
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Dogs, too, frequent the chapters — Popcorn, Clarence T, Mutt — vessels of tired and often unnoticed longevity in which faithful endurance, largely mute, can be stored, though for naught.
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The coins, each convertible into different currencies, would be stored using blockchain, or distributed ledger technology, allowing them to be swapped quickly for the financial securities being traded.
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Hashing is a way of scrambling passwords so they can be stored more securely; Mixcloud is using a robust method for generating these hashes, according to the data.
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The 90-second heat up technology will get you styling in no time, and when you're finished, the straightener can be stored in its heat-resistant travel case.
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Indeed, the plane conceals in its hidden defenses, leaving even those traveling in its rear press cabin wondering what might be stored in the vast body of the aircraft.
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Specifically, he focuses on stealing secrets sensitive enough to be stored on an air-gapped computer, one that's disconnected from all networks and sometimes even shielded from radio waves.
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Reid then referenced Kokito the 10-month-old French bulldog who died in March after a United flight attendant demanded that the animal be stored in an overhead bin.
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A schematic of a topological qubitGraphic: MicrosoftThe quantum information would be stored in this system not in any single particle, but in the collective behavior of the entire wire.
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"Data localization," a notion that enshrines in law the principle that Canadians' data should be stored in-country, has been a talking point for the government here for years.
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The requirements of a SCIF will also vary depending on its specific use case; whether sensitive materials will be stored there or simply discussed, for instance, makes a difference.
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Your conversations will be stored on iCloud, which will make them easier to retrieve on your future Apple devices but might also open potential privacy and government snooping concerns.
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The spokesperson also said Google isn't ready, until Allo is released later this summer, to make any promises about where user data will be stored or for how long.
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The plant manufactured "organic peroxides," chemicals used to make plastics, and some of these reactive materials had to be stored below 20 degrees Fahrenheit to keep from catching fire.
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It's a feature called "On-Demand Resources," which allows assets up to 20GB of data to be stored and available when needed — and it's a feature that's still available.
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When installing iOS 13.2, Apple asks if users want their voice commands to be stored and saved, which enables Apple to "grade" the voice recognition to improve the software.
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Its trendy hire bikes will be stored in lockers at hotels and operated via an app aimed at tourists, especially from cycling-friendly northern Europe, said Palma-based Bolz.
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BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - The European Commission wants to reduce national restrictions on where some types of commercial and health data can be stored, Vice-President Andrus Ansip said on Thursday.
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If approved by Congress, Washington says one U.S. armored brigade combat team's vehicles and equipment will be stored in warehouses in Germany and the east, from Bulgaria to Estonia.
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At the moment, this last benefit is of only theoretical value, because regulations mean livers for transplant can be stored in a metra for a maximum of 24 hours.
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The policy has prompted some overseas internet and software companies, such as Apple and Amazon, to make arrangements for data generated from its Chinese customers to be stored locally.
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And as a note: the company stated that these scans don't leave the device, and users' faces won't be stored on the cloud or shared with other Google services.
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The Menlo Park, California-based firm has also been trying to comply with Indian regulations including data storage norms that require all payments-related data to be stored locally.
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The pet must also be stored in the seat directly in front of the owner and cannot be taken out of its travel bag or kennel during the flight.
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But it is at risk of splintering, whether as a result of national firewalls or rules mandating that certain types of data need to be stored within a country.
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CATL said their systems will reduce the cost to households as service providers will pay for their installation, while excess power can be stored and transmitted to city grids.
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The only downside to locking out all cookies is that you'll have to sign in to every website each time you visit and most settings will not be stored.
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What's next: The information gathered in the most recent study was relatively simple, but the research shows complex information can be stored and recovered, if it can be recorded.
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We're not sure if the bagels are to be eaten as a symbolic act of biting into Trump's signature red hat or if they're to be stored as keepsakes.
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From the moment they're manufactured to the second they're administered, vaccines need to be stored within a narrow temperature range (usually between 35 degrees Fahrenheit and 46 degrees Fahrenheit).
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The genuine tally would also be stored in the machine's flash memory, so it would be easy to work back to the original total after the discrepancy was discovered.
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Protein is also the most satiating nutrient—itmakes you feel full longer—and it is the least likely nutrient to be stored as fat even when eaten in excess.
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Adam Winkler, a professor at UCLA School of Law, said the country's child access prevention laws are minimal, and only 11 states require that some firearms be stored securely.
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Amazon says it will make space for 600 bikes to be stored, and it plans to extend an existing cycle path with the aim of bolstering Arlington's cycling infrastructure.
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Rather than surrender space to a television, she plans to buy a projector that can display programs on a screen or wall and can be stored in a drawer.
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Also known as distributed ledger technology, blockchain allows vast amounts of data to be stored across a network of computers around the world rather than on one local server.
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He said the excess electricity from wind and solar plants could be stored as ethanol — which grid operators could then burn when the wind wanes or the sun sets.
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After a separate lab tests each culture to weed out any contaminated batches, the individual units of expanded cells from Eddie and other donors could potentially be stored indefinitely.
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In a normal database, a contract might be susceptible to tampering, but this technology allows an entire contract to be stored on thousands of computers all over the world.
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The volatility of liquid fuel can cause missiles to fail in launch and the fuel has to be stored separate from the missiles, causing a decrease in military readiness.
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After negotiations, Sidewalk proposed that Waterfront Toronto itself set the rules covering data use and that the information be stored in an open "data trust" managed by the agency.
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What it would take for the price of oil to go negativeOnce oil is pumped out of the ground, it has to be stored and transported — which costs money.
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To avoid these problems, we need a single drug list unique to every person that would be stored online and could easily be available to patients and their doctors.
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Very important photographs can be stored in high-quality paper folders (check to make sure they are acid free and lignin free) or in good plastic sleeves like Mylar.
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The payments system would allow users to send and receive money transmitted through a proprietary cryptocurrency called Libra, which could be stored along with other virtual currencies like bitcoin.
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Explain that the odor is overwhelming and ask that they move the cans to the basement or outside the building (containers can be stored outdoors, within the property line).
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Made from crystal-clear, lead-free, high-quality glass, this set of beer glasses can be stored in the freezer for a chilled 13.5 oz drink whenever you desire.
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Colangelo's motion said the reproductive material should be stored at a sperm bank or other facility of the family's choosing until the court could conclusively decide on the matter.
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At home, opioids should be stored in secured and locked locations, and people should monitor prescription quantities on a regular basis to ensure that someone else isn't taking them.
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Back in the original days of Flight Simulator, every byte of graphics data had to be stored locally, whether downloaded or accessed on DVD, CD, or, yes, floppy disk.
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Rotateq and Rotarix need refrigeration, and another new vaccine, Rotavac, from Bharat Biotech, another Indian company, must be stored frozen — a great challenge in rural areas with power failures.
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The hearing touched on issues such as energy reliability, lost jobs, the affect on the area's property tax base and how spent fuel on the site would be stored.
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Power from windy or sunny days can now be stored in batteries, which has been a tremendous contributing factor to the reduction in the price of renewable energy sources.
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Most food items can be stored without refrigeration and consumed in a cell with the help of a hot pot, including dried ramen noodles, instant coffee, and mac and cheese.
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My four kids seemed to feel that if fruit could be stored in a basket on the counter, so could their iPod chargers, recently acquired party favors and math homework.
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The fact that small files can be stored in a block is one of the primary reasons that blockchain supporters believe it will have a transformative effect on various industries.
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The more copies of sensitive information that exist, the broader the attack surface, and when data is being collected accidentally it may not be stored properly or have standard protections.
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That tech—which hasn't been proven outside the lab yet—should allow much more energy to be stored in a package that's smaller and lighter than today's lithium ion batteries.
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On embryologist says that, based on what we know now, human eggs and embryos can probably be stored indefinitely, but there are some storage issues that need to be addressed.
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All of the vital information would be stored in the Wallet app, so it's less of a credit card and more of a physical way to pay through the app.
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PetroChina has also been building a 260,000 barrels per day (bpd) refinery at Anning in Yunnan province to process the oil, which so far can only be stored in tanks.
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To make sense of this data, the device has some kind of network connectivity (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular, or satellite) and a processor where it can be stored and analyzed.
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While conventional fossil-fuel capacity could fall to 75 GW by that stage, maximum power demand can reach 82 GW, risking problems as power cannot yet be stored, Kapferer said.
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A key part of that drive is to allow money to be stored inside GrabPay, and as of today Grab is enabling that for its users in Indonesia and Singapore.
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It will specify how data can be stored and shared and will take into account standards set by data protection laws outside Kenya including in the European Union, Mucheru said.
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The information may be stored in multiple laptops and other devices, or in a Dropbox folder and other tools that may or not be supported by the company, Carpenter said.
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But, with Bela, developers and designers don't need to worry about losing functionality when they upgrade their operating system or laptop, and code can be stored directly on the board.
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The status function won't expose your exact coordinates, and Instagram promises the location information collected won't be used for ads, nor will the location information be stored on Instagram's servers.
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Over four days in 2001, they proved that Google's index could be stored using fast random-access memory instead of relatively slow hard drives; the discovery reshaped the company's economics.
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By suppressing fat burning, it enables the fat in your diet to be stored a lot more easily, as well as reducing the amount of stored fat that's burned off.
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Children can't be tracked across sites, or across apps, their device IDs can't be stored, and no personal identifying information of any kind can be collected without explicit parental consent.
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Tablet mode is where you'll get the most benefit from the C80's other big new feature: an included stylus that can be stored in a "garage" inside the laptop.
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"Refuse," (along with recycle, reduce, reuse, and rot [compost]) is one of the tenets of Mill Valley-based Johnson, whose annual family output can be stored in a small jar.
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Airbnb, which has roughly 120,000 listing in China, has also had to comply with a national cyber law introduced in 2016 that requires private user data to be stored locally.
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The vaccine normally needs to be kept at 80 degrees Celsius below freezing (minus 112 Fahrenheit), although it can be stored for a couple of weeks at just above freezing.
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At the same time, however, the cyber-security law required that copies of all personal data gathered by operators of "critical information infrastructure" in mainland China must be stored there.
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But the use of biometric screening raises some serious privacy and surveillance questions, such as how this type of data will be stored and who will have access to it.
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Lithium batteries have to be stored in your carry-on, because a faulty lithium battery can ignite the jet fuel, as the baggage and fuel compartments are very close together.
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Anything you write in one of those collaborative chatrooms can be stored, and is potentially vulnerable to government surveillance, hacking, or a subpoena in a run-of-the-mill lawsuit.
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The ISO 20022 global messaging standard aids cross-border interoperability and has enough characters to allow more data to be stored in payment messages than has traditionally been the case.
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Though the similarly shaped bottles were misleading, regardless of their shape, medical products like antibiotic drops should be stored away from any potentially similar products like nail glue, Lockington said.
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There are options for the ships to be floating storage, at an average cost of $16,3203 a day, the sources said, with the LPG likely to be stored around Singapore.
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I've talked a bit about data sovereignty, which mandates that Indian data be stored in Indian data centers by Indian companies, pushing out foreign companies like Amazon, Google, and Alibaba.
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Israel pointed out that encryption will be a particularly important feature for DTN, to prevent hackers from copying or altering bundles of information that will be stored at individual nodes.
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Flow batteries, for example, store energy in tanks of liquid electrolyte and so neatly sidestep this problem, since more energy can be stored through a simple increase in tank size.
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In addition to filling the void, the fruit could be stored for weeks and boasted flesh that after being cut would remain bright green for longer than most known varieties.
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The concept nation is calling for its first 218,000 citizens to upload 300 kilobytes of personal data each, to be stored on a satellite that will launch in September 2017.
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Blockchain — otherwise known as distributed ledger technology — allows vast amounts of data to be stored on a dispersed network of computers around the world, rather than on one centralized server.
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Outward Hound Port-A-Bowl Pet Bowl, $3.30, available on ChewyThis foldable, smush-able dog bowl can be stored in something as small as your pocket until it's dinner time.
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Many instances of forgetting are like this, in that the memory might be stored in your brain, but you have insufficient cues or lack the information needed to access it.
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The data can be stored on AWS and users won't have to set up a second data lake or move their data to another platform to use the SQL engine.
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Energy to be stored in the system is first used to pull the rail cars via electric locomotives to the top of the hill, where it persists as potential energy.
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Mr. Wilson said that such heart valves and tissues can be stored for later use, and that it was uncertain when or where a final surgery or surgeries might occur.
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The standard kilogram was Le Grand K. Both artifacts would be stored under lock and key at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures, with copies distributed to various countries.
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This is important because, as far as anyone can tell, quantum processors must be stored in conditions that make them impractical for home use (such as temperatures near absolute zero).
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For now, the tokens will be stored inside climate controlled rooms at Florida Atlantic University until plans for a long-term site are finalized, according to the Parkland Historical Society.
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It comes with three different extensions to help you tackle hard-to-reach spots and can easily be stored inside your glove compartment or cup holder when not in use.
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With these characteristics, smashable reds are a great type of wine to enjoy during these last few hot weather months, and as such, they should be stored in the fridge.
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The former Cambridge Analytica employee said that "a lot of people" had access to the data and referenced a "genuine risk" that the harvested data could be stored in Russia.
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The first blockchain was created in 2009 as a new kind of database for the virtual currency Bitcoin, where all transactions could be stored without any banks or governments involved.
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Dried fruit, nuts, seeds, and shelf-stable meat like beef jerky can provide an efficient source of energy and other nutrients, and can be stored for long periods of time.
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That slowed deliveries in March, since the oil has to be sent in batches, rather than mixed in the line with other crude, and also needs to be stored separately.
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In Bezos' 2018, citizens freely and voluntarily declare their preferences to Alexa, to be stored forever in Amazon's data-centers and eventually to be auctioned off to the highest bidder.
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"If we build two floors underground, and five to seven floors above, lots of people's ash boxes can be stored on a small plot," Mr. Song told Legal Evening News.
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The last driver of growth is the data center, because cloud-based software needs to be stored somewhere with fast internet access, thus, data farms are upgrading to 100G optical equipment.
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AndroidScreenshot: GizmodoWhen it comes to files on mobile devices, those files are usually photos or videos—your other files are likely to be stored in the cloud, not on your device.
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I was going to have to pay for it to be stored during the day anyway, so I figure I might as well send it onward rather than lugging it around.
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Amazon says patient data is encrypted and can only be unlocked by customers who have a key, and that no data processed will be stored or used for training its algorithms.
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The regulations, set to come into effect on March 10, will prohibit foreign ownership and joint ventures in online publishing and stipulate that all content be stored on servers in China.
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While newer LNG vessels can use boil-off as fuel for the engines, it's unlikely that LNG can be stored and traded multiple times, as is currently common in crude oil.
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Since gas cannot be stored in tanks or transported by truck or train, any excess has to either burned or re-injected into the ground, burning a hole in producers' pocket.
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However, Microsoft has data centers all around the world, and some of these emails happened to be stored on a server in Ireland—beyond the reach of a US-issued warrant.
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Because his research is currently under review for publication in the journal Science, he says he can't share exact figures of how much extra CO20 could be stored by those trees.
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Amenities are mostly spread across six contiguous floors, starting at the second floor, which includes a half-basketball court, playrooms for children, and a wine room, where bottles can be stored.
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Apple has assured everyone that any biometric information (or mathematical representation thereof) gleaned from a facescan will be stored locally on a user's phone, and not in some large cloud database.
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In the digital world, you don't have to go through the process of dealing with that physical object that has to be stored or else packed and shipped to someone else.
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Jinrun, owned by Herun Group, offers bonded storage at the terminal, according to its website, meaning that fuel can be stored there without clearing Chinese customs and officially entering the country.
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Those can be stored in the overhead bin on planes, and later used to open another restaurant that's often just as good as the one in the city they left behind.
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The number of Facebook users affected by the recent data sharing scandal could exceed 87 million and records could be stored in Russia, Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Christopher Wylie said on Sunday.
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The two discussed the software developer community's need for a service where large amounts of source code could be stored while users to collaborate with one another on their software projects.
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Take it a step further by imagining the possibility that a company might offer an email service — perhaps called "Crim Mail" — guaranteeing users that their electronic files would be stored overseas.
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A few days later Bitcoin locked in SegWit, a code modification that fixes malleability issues and frees up space in blocks, allowing for more transactions to be stored in each one.
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With this year's crop now being harvested, the lack of available storage means some soybeans may have to be stored on the ground in bags, a challenge for this temperamental crop.
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More than half of March's corn volume arrived in central and southern Chinese ports, away from the corn production regions in the north and northeast where the grain would be stored.
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There, if demand is low or if there's no room, they may be stored in a fridge, and by the time you get them, it's been a week to ten days.
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A soldier named Takeshi Kovacs (Joel Kinnaman) wakes up hundreds of years after his death in a dystopian future, where human personalities can be stored digitally and downloaded into new bodies.
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If the same files can be stored both on a paper-thin disk about the size of Leia's palm, why is the Empire storing thousands of similar files on magnetic tape?
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But if you use an iPhone, they could be stored in any number of places, so head to Settings and then Passwords & Accounts to see the different accounts on your phone.
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The report suggested Vale make building materials from tailings, including bricks, a step that would give the company another revenue source and lessen the volume needing to be stored using dams.
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Electricity generated by the mills can now be stored in batteries or fed into grids, so there's plenty of power left over from a windy day to tide over the doldrums.
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Reserve capacity is needed because power cannot be stored to large extents, making it necessary to closely align supply and demand, especially as expanding green power capacity is largely weather-dependent.
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And a nerve agent like sarin is not likely to be stored in its active form in such a facility, and its components would need to be mixed to be lethal.
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Last year, global payments companies such as Mastercard, Visa and American Express unsuccessfully lobbied India to relax central bank rules requiring all payment data on domestic transactions to be stored locally.
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It can be stored in a fuel cell and later used to make electricity, compressed and transported in liquid form, or used as a feedstock in all sorts of chemical processes.
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Nations such as China, Russia and Brazil already require at least some data to be stored locally, while governments in India, Indonesia, and South Korea are all considering implementing similar restrictions.
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Midday nuclear (unneeded by the grid, which will be swamped with solar) could be stored as hydrogen, which can then be used as a feedstock or fuel to help decarbonize transportation.
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The resulting hydrogen has to be stored, either by compressing it as a gas with big pumps or by (weakly) bonding it to something else and storing it as a liquid.
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A string of suppliers have told Reuters they are either stockpiling parts, producing extra goods to be stored by their customers, or holding out to see whether a deal can be struck.
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That said, TEPCO still needs to produce an estimate showing how long it'll take to remove the melted fuel, and a plan showing how and where the radioactive waste will be stored.
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The idea of giving users a chance to request their data not be stored seems simple enough, but most smaller companies aren't equipped to deal with a sudden deluge of data requests.
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In addition, ESA's ExoMars rover, which is expected to start digging deep into the Martian surface in 2021, could help scientists decide which samples should be stored and delivered to Earth.[ESA]
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They said it threatens to shut foreign technology companies out of various sectors deemed "critical", and includes contentious requirements for security reviews and for data to be stored on servers in China.
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This has the pleasant byproduct of not requiring what might be personal data to some cloud server, where you have to trust that it won't be stored or used against your will.
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