It's like our favorite Twitter personalities moved from a black box theater to a slightly bigger black box theater.
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Black box The so-called black box, or event data recorder, should provide plenty of answers to questions, CNN transportation correspondent Rene Marsh told Brooke Baldwin.
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After all, the black box in A.I. isn't a new problem due to new tech: Human intelligence itself is — and always has been — a black box.
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Adam Tucker, the NTSB investigator in charge, said the Conception was not required to have a black box on board and was not voluntarily fitted with a black box.
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And yes, the core of the case is still a black box, but it's a black box the size of a Tamagotchi and I would very much like to know why.
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"Others are a black box," Carrère said, and yet that black box does sometimes give off a black light that, in certain moments, though it can't be seen, can be felt.
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The Conception was not required to have a "black box" on board and was not voluntarily fitted with a black box, an NTSB official said during its first days on the scene.
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Much like how an aircraft's flight recorder, or black box (which is usually actually orange), stores data from a flight, this cellular black box can store information about events in a cell's life.
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The plane did not contain a black box, Homendy said.
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There is a black box at the heart of Brexit.
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They're in a black box so their brightness doesn't bleed.
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In essence, Amazon's facial recognition platform is a black box.
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This Common is a pretty standard model: a black box.
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It is essentially a black box to our motor system.
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Search teams continue to hunt for the aircraft's black box.
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Employers' claims data has long been considered a black box.
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Negotiation and salary still remains a black box across industries.
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Once a customer walks in, they become a black box.
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To me, it was this black box, this magic box.
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Open that black box, and two important truths pop out.
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What we're left with is a very powerful black box.
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By "black box," you mean artificial intelligence and neural networks.
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It was pretty much a black box at the time.
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But for most, it is still mostly a black box.
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How Google ranks its search results is a black box.
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And US consulates are already something of a black box.
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People also complain that college admissions is a black box.
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The prime minister's policy ambitions, however, remain a black box.
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"It's like a black box," a Senate staffer told me.
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Machine learning techniques can be likened to a black box.
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Searching for other 'black box' Searchers haven't found the other "black box," the flight data recorder, which gathers 25 hours of technical data from the airplane's sensors, recording several thousand distinct pieces of information.
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Hiring women is not a black box — it's a target audience.
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When I was a kid, electronics were absolutely a black box.
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Inside a "black box" lab Journalist Sarah Sirgany reported from Cairo.
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Non-metrologists have to trust the black box from the outside.
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The former comes out of a black box designed by Twitter.
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The black box upgrade is just a precaution, like life insurance.
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"Compensation has been in a black box for decades," she said.
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Do you want to see inside that Taptic Engine black box?
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This area is a black box—and Barr controls its contents.
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An FDA black box warning should actually decrease inappropriate codeine prescribing.
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"Before, the photo was a black box to us," he said.
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Then there's total factor productivity, the black-box driver of growth.
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But these fears about the implications of black box are misplaced.
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TAVERNISE: You can't see it, 'cause there's a black box, right?
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Nearly 1,800 parameters were recorded in the black box, he said.
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The FDA removed the black box warning a few months later.
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It appears as a large black box partially filled with code.
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I met my partner, Alabaster, in a basement black-box theater.
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Shoving it all into a black box does shareholders a disservice.
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Measuring ROI can feel like a bit of a black box.
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And the Boeing's black-box recorder still has not been found.
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Delight your sweetie with the Recchiuti Confections Black Box, Wirecutter's favorite.
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The bad news: Facebook's proprietary news algorithm is an unpredictable black-box.
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"I am not going to invest in a black box," he said.
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There should be a black box with a question mark on it.
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Snapchat is now embracing the black-box equations that it once shunned.
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The black box of Instagram support just got a little more translucent.
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Concern about "black box" algorithms that govern our lives has been spreading.
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Perhaps the best feature is the black box accident feature demonstrated here.
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In the early 90s there was this dance group called Black Box.
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If found, the black box will shed light on what happened.[Guardian]
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Russia finally shared the black box with the international community in 1992.
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Humira also comes with a black box warning, according to the FDA.
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"That is basically a black box," Quah said of the "downloads" number.
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Relying solely on a black box, autopilot policy can be quite dangerous.
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By studying what's inside this black box, we may understand behavior better.
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The Basslet is a square black box that goes on your wrist.
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You've had a black box under your TV for three years now.
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What exactly does the black box do and what's even inside it?
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When we started with the Switch, it was all a black box.
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And then punishments are set according to this black box AI technology.
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Two River Theater has a main stage and a black box theater.
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Roundabout Black Box Theater, 111 West 46th Street, 212-719-8113, roundabouttheatre.org.
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Roundabout Black Box Theater, 111 West 46th Street, 212-719-1300, roundabouttheatre.org.
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It's strange and inscrutable at first, a black box that defies explanation.
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"It's a black box when it comes to reporting results," said Cleevely.
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The "black box" would have recorded information regarding the flight's final minutes.
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For diplomats, a black box is much worse than a known evil.
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But the black box of the platforms' changes still has conservatives wary.
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Tap it, and a black box appears on-screen and starts providing captions.
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So much investment happens in a black box — to the detriment of diversity.
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But it might not be vital to get black-box data right away.
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For one thing, regulators are starting to push back against "black box" technologies.
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Search teams have salvaged both of the so-called black box flight recorders.
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Yet despite an army of medical researchers, the disease remains a black box.
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The black box was flown to the NTSB's lab in Washington for analysis.
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Both, known as the "black box," are crucial to explaining what went wrong.
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A black box: Researchers agree that stem cells work to treat many diseases.
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The black box starts tracking him, talking to him through his ear piece.
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"It's a bit of a black box, for obvious reasons," Mr. Szoka said.
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Facebook product manager Sam England calls it "a window into a black box".
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Also, why don't they make the whole plane out of the black box?
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The pianist is a Lisztian magician, conjuring wonders from a long black box.
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The little black box takes all of those sounds and mixes them together.
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Meanwhile, outside this black box on the left is bright blue camera button.
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A black box, housed in a small bowl, beeps and then quickly disappears.
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Ito's book "Black Box," for instance, has not yet been translated into English.
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Google's black box algorithm controls which political emails land in your main inbox.
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Mr. Hancock's compote arrived in a black box lined in sumptuous blue velvet.
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Like a lot of tech platforms, Twitter's algorithm is largely a black box.
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But unlike the original App Store, Apple Arcade's marketplace is a black box.
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Insiders at the bank had a name for the entity: the Black Box.
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There is a reason the NAHB numbers have emerged from a black box.
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Three box wines made the list: Franzia, Black Box Wines and Bota Box.
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Her first assignment was to process the black box data from crashed planes.
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Because at the end of the day, Google Search is a black box.
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Then he fumbled in his camera bag, pulling out a small black box.
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Fifteen have been identified so far and one black box retrieved, officials said.
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That uses the black box to gather community and dream the culture forward.
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So that&aposs a black box with the bias that&aposs going on there.
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For that, the second black box containing data from the aircraft systems is needed.
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The statement made no mention of the other "black box," the flight data recorder.
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"I think cosigned loans should come with a black box warning label," he said.
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It showed Bigfoot with his private parts censored by a very long black box.
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The method is somewhat different, but the result is the same: a black box.
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"There's plenty of money to be made without doing these esoteric black-box investments."
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Such ways of opening the black box of AI work up to a point.
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Lastly, as Frank Pasquale writes in The Black Box Society, credit scoring is opaque.
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The FDA subsequently issued a "black box" warning on power morcellators in November 2014.
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Carter is among the researchers trying to pierce the "black box" of deep learning.
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The device itself is a nondescript black box with two Lightning cables sticking out.
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That's in part because auto insurance pricing is largely a black box for consumers.
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However, analysts said a black box warning would not significantly affect the company's sales.
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It's a black box, and we're as qualified as anybody to run with it.
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"The vitamin industry is a black box for people right now," Ms. Schneider said.
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Consumers across all industries deserve transparency into the "black box" of algorithms, Lacewell said.
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PBMs need to open the "black box" of information and show us what's inside.
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Do LME stocks movements even help shape the trading decisions of black box programmes?
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The "black box" is the strongest type of FDA warning a drug can receive.
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Ethiopian state media reported Monday that investigators had recovered the black box flight recorder.
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Its so-called black box, which records flight data, was recovered in early November.
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With almost no recent polling here, Tennessee is a bit of a black box.
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GARRISON: Are you scared of what you might see behind the black box, Toby?
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Another burglar has a different plan ... pushing a large black box down the driveway.
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The first Michael Cohen-Donald Trump tape is a bit of a black box.
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"We will not give the black box to the manufacturer or America," he said.
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For many parents, the rules of financial aid is a black box, Kantrowitz said.
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The following year, the FDA approved a new "black box warning" label for Essure.
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Another patient in the meeting called for a black box warning on breast implants.
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The other black box, the flight data recorder, was recovered three days after the crash.
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The photos, taken in Sardinia, Italy, are censored by the Curse of the Black Box.
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It's essentially the tying-together of coins in the black box I spoke about above.
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Their technology typically feels like a black box that requires blind faith in their assertions.
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"It's a black box," Niles, founding partner at AlphaOne Capital Partners, told CNBC's Halftime Report.
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" This highlights the psychic chaos that comes with participating in algorithmic, black box digital "marketplaces.
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Pasari calls it an academic "black box" that can determine a student's chances of acceptance.
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The two medications prescribed for PTSD, Paxil and Zoloft, both have suicide black box warnings.
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With your help, maybe we can see a little more clearly into the black box.
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So says the feds, and they're using a "black box" warning to spread the message.
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Alexis Tsipras, the prime minister, worries that Greece will become "a black box" for migrants.
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One thing is certain, however: The Tinder algorithm black box just got even more opaque.
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France's air accident investigation agency BEA will analyze black-box flight recorders, a spokesman said.
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This black box of confusion plays into the hands of digital media companies and agencies.
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"We're bringing transparency to a black box industry" says Flexport founder and CEO Ryan Petersen.
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A customer's bitcoin are poured into a virtual black box and mixed with other bitcoin.
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The other black box, the flight data recorder, was recovered three days after the crash.
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It's just a small, all-black box with low ceilings, tucked away in a basement.
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The black box showed the plane briefly banked to 35 degrees, as if to turn.
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The drug rebate curtain The algorithm black box The pharmacy squeeze The windfalls of secrecy
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Luckin says that AI has the capability of opening up the "black box" of learning.
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This is an ecosystem built around a black box of power that we cannot access.
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They don't know what's going on in the black box, as it turns out, but.
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Those warnings will still be on the label, but without the scary black box formatting.
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"We will not give the black box to the manufacturer and the Americans," Abedzadeh said.
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"We will not give the black box to the manufacturer [Boeing] or America," he said.
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First, you feed the algorithm past data, essentially setting the dials on the black box.
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The contents of a "black box" data recorder on the tram were downloaded by investigators.
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Antidepressants carry the FDA black-box label warning on thoughts of suicide in young people.
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That refutes a statement he made to state media the previous day — that Iran was unable to investigate the black box alone and that Iran would send the black box to Ukraine, where investigators from France, Canada, and the US would assist in the inspection.
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It comes in an elegant black box and includes a small tool to adjust the strap.
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The system is an HD-video, navigation system, black box and communication system wrapped into one.
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And People You May Know, or "PYMK" in the company's internal shorthand, is a black box.
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I open up the textured black box, and pull two earbuds out of their charging case.
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Each speaker details their experiences with their body while sitting alone in a mirrored black box.
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Authorities have recovered the plane's black box—though the craft itself disintegrated across a huge area.
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A large UK-based institutional investor said the company was "a black box", incomprehensible to investors.
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Black-box or not, it may be wise to consider keeping your AI out of sight.
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But Harris Simmons, its boss, would like "relief from being subject to the Fed's black box".
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Read: These cars are built to survive anything Read: Could a little black box beat Facebook?
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The so-called black box is really a flight recorder that tracks data about a flight.
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So you can construct zero knowledge proofs to do that essentially in a black box way.
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Most of all, though, don't think of the mechanism of democracy as a magical black box.
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Still, for many on the internet, GDPR remains a black box of legalese and obscure policy.
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A large UK-based institutional investor said the company was "a black box," incomprehensible to investors.
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I mean GE had a fundamentally broken story with a black box for a balance sheet.
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Indonesian investigators found the plane's flight data recorder, called the black box, on Thursday, CNN reported.
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One of the enduring criticisms of Facebook is that the News Feed is a black box.
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ETHIOPIAN STATE TV SAYS BLACK BOX FROM ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES FLIGHT THAT CRASHED SUNDAY HAS BEEN RECOVERED
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ETHIOPIA PLANE CRASH INVESTIGATORS RETURN TO ADDIS ABABA WITH BLACK BOX DATA -SOURCE FAMILIAR WITH PROBE
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Curled up in a black box, the HoloLens looks like a pair of thick, futuristic headphones.
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I sat in the comfortable leather armchairs outside the store, carefully opening the sleek black box.
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It was not clear if the plane was carrying a black box, but Marines spokesman Maj.
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There are few, if any, conceits, it's as basic a black box as you can imagine.
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The new details of the crash are based on data from the aircraft's black-box recorders.
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Hansson said he hopes that his situation will raise awareness of biases within black-box algorithms.
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A white glossy sleeve encloses a dramatic black box that flips open like a flight case.
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The opera's magic gold simply descends from on high: a black box containing a glowing rock.
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The nature of the workplace, where most people spent half their lives, was a black box.
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In September, Pro Publica exposed Facebook's black box algorithms were creating "jew hunter" targeted marketing categories.
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And the "black box" is the strongest type of FDA warning for a drug to receive.
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Other parts of the series: The drug rebate curtain The algorithm black box The pharmacy squeeze
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Her own emanations masked by the Black Box, there was not a single human heat smear.
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Before getting too discouraged, we must remember that the human brain itself is a black box.
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One of the earliest pieces, "Holocaust" (1988), shows skeletal white bodies falling into a black box.
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The effort is complicated by the vintage plane's lack of a "black box" flight recording device.
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"My original idea for the set was a black box and nothing else," Mr. Baselitz explained.
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The show is so good you could do it in a black box with work lights.
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The video game industry is already terribly secretive, but Bethesda is an even bigger black box.
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We do know that she saw the video without the black box for the first time.
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Therefore, no reason to get a warrant to pull the CDR (Black box) of the vehicle.
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Chinese politics, especially at the highest level, is a black box at the best of times.
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"That's the black box we have, what animals were there, what animals involved," said Dr. Epstein.
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To many, Facebook's algorithm can feel like an inscrutable black box that decides their content destiny.
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According to Reuters, Iran has said it will not give the plane's black box to Boeing.
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It's unclear whether Iranian officials will send the black box to another country to be analyzed.
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"It&aposs not yet clear which country the black box will go to for the investigation."
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When it comes to higher education, so much of what we buy is a black box.
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Perhaps this is why Narciso Rodriguez holds his shows in what is effectively a black box.
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But Trump's "brain trust" is largely the black box of Donald Trump's real and existing brain.
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But, so did Wi-Fi, black box flight recorders, cochlear implants, ultrasound technology and even atom splitting.
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Because you can make the technology do things that people working at the black box level can't.
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Appearances were made on everything from Link Up TV and Black Box to GRM Daily and SBTV.
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Before the invention of the computer, most experimental psychologists thought the brain was an unknowable black box.
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It attached a black box label—the strictest warning possible—to the product, detailing the associated risks.
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The black box of digital advertising can feel invasive, particularly when ads follow you around the web.
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That means CZI could function as a "black box" — quite like Facebook's algorithm has been for publishers.
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That has muted activity from the black-box funds that feed off momentum and other technical indicators.
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The first Shadow box was an oddly-shaped black box with a few USB ports and DisplayPorts.
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With the old system, we were stuck with legacy 3rd party black box code and stale data.
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But when I was with CNN, I do these stories and they go into a black box.
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The Watch tracks my movement and estimates my calories burned, based on a black-box proprietary algorithm.
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Everyone knows it's not her; this isn't the Black box model, because everyone knows that it's me.
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As with so much about Amazon's black box, blind guesses flourish in the wake of unexplained decisions.
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The preliminary findings are based on the aircraft's black box, which was recovered from the crash site.
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The link box is a small black box used to connect the Vive headset to a computer.
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The "black box" warnings are the government's strongest and are meant to educate patients, along with doctors.
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A jury would also consider the surveillance video, black box data from both vehicles and other factors.
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Short for "randomized input sampling for explanation of black-box models," RISE is a local explanation model.
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The algorithm that governs the feature is a black box, a secret that Facebook holds onto tightly.
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BLACK BOX OF ETHIOPIAN PLANE THAT CRASHED WILL BE SENT TO EUROPE FOR ANALYSIS - ETHIOPIAN AIRLINE SPOKESMAN
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Tightly staged by the composer, it might as well have been in a small black-box theatre.
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"2024/2025 is a kind of black box, in terms of which direction the market will go".
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The winner will receive not only sauce, but a fancy black box, as well as refrigerated delivery.
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The black box has an indestructible, thick metal exterior that hides different layers of protection and insulation.
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And an adviser who promoted a "black box" investment strategy, as if that were a good thing.
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For that, investigators probably need access to the second black box containing data from the aircraft systems.
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Where The Black Box Theater, Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theater, 111 West 46th Street, Manhattan.
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"There is magic in tapping the black box of entrepreneurs located anywhere around the world," she said.
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" "We checked that spot, located around 50 meters from the location of finding the first black box.
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"This isn't research that's happening in a black box," said Dr. Jessica Mega, Verily's chief medical officer.
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"It's really an unruly experience that we're trying to frame inside of this black box," he said.
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The black box theater at Abrons Arts Center looked as if a storm had swept through it.
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The dancer and choreographer Twyla Tharp developed her most recent show in the school's black box theater.
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The proprietary nature of the services, the lack of transparency, and this black box issue present challenges.
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They say they're going to show her the video without the black box and answer her questions.
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However, Abedzadeh reportedly said, "We will not give the black box to the manufacturer and the Americans."
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In a black-box gallery, white graffiti and drawings are scrawled across every plane of the room.
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How that menu is determined by these black box algorithms isn't known by anyone outside those companies.
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Black Box Intelligence found that full-service restaurant traffic declined 3.7% in the week ended March 8.
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To outsiders, the face-to-face interactions that form the heart of diplomacy are a black box.
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Investigators found two black box recorders on Monday, which will help piece together the plane's final minutes.
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The sooner we embrace that, the better we will be able to truly "open the black box".
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The show begins with disorienting bursts of light that finally converge on a conventional black box stage.
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The remaining black box that investigators are searching for is the cockpit voice recorder, the Associated Press reported.
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The more specific answer is hidden inside Facebook's black box, but the broader answer may be: It's profitable.
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Its black box, its flight data recorder may hold some answers, but it`s missing with the flight.
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The aircraft's black box - a cockpit voice recorder (CVR) - had been recovered at the crash site, Fars said.
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In machine learning, we often use "black-box" methods—[classification algorithms called] random forests, or deeper learning approaches.
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Why is it allowed to silo Americans' thoughts and opinions using its powerful, black box News Feed algorithm?
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" Scheufele explained that the tricky part of the study's results is that the tests were "black box experiments.
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If all else fails, show a prototype: Oppo's big announcement was a technology contained in a black box.
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Google's news offering doesn't have the risk of false information virally spreading, but it's also a black box.
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Like a black box recorder on an airplane, the data logging machine is designed to withstand catastrophic accidents.
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The FDA's highest warning Black-box warnings, also known as boxed warnings, are the FDA's highest-level warning.
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Search teams are now said to be sweeping the sea in order to locate the airplane's black box.
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During class one day, Hector Montez, one of his players, presented a suspicious Walser with a black box.
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These issues persisted in the third quarter, as traffic industry-wide fell 1.2 percent, according to Black Box.
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We went inside and Andrews showed me the cabinet, an unmarked black box next to the trash compactor.
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In turn, specialist speculators blamed an influx of "hedge funds" and technical "black box" traders for worsening volatility.
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One particular challenge patients and their doctors face continues to be the black box of coverage decision-making.
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What that means when you throw it all into the NFL decision-making black box, I'm not sure.
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One of the downsides of having a computer train itself is that the result is a black box.
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For months, reporters at The New York Times tried to get inside the black box of breath testing.
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Keith Anderson, SVP of strategy and insights at Profitero, wants to take on Amazon's "black box" of data.
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When the VoiceOver feature is engaged, your iPad will also outline selections with a black box or border.
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Police recovered pills, marijuana, a safe, black box, iPhone, coat, and notebook from the house, USA Today said.
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Additional black-box warnings were issued for irreversible peripheral neuropathy in 2016, and for aortic rupture in 2018.
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A blood sample on a plastic tube is inserted into the black box, which contains optics and hardware.
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He used one of those old, old black box cameras, where you drape yourself under the black curtain.
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In-The-Know: The FDA will now require most common prescription painkillers to carry a "black box" warning.
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Even if you can see the hardware itself, you don't know what's actually happening on that black box.
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World News: A search vessel detected signals that could be from a black box aboard EgyptAir Flight MS804.
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Amtrak also installed cameras on the engineers in all locomotives, a video version of the "black box" recorder.
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Vonleh is still an underdevolped black box, but he fit into the starting lineup in the second half.
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The latest: The so-called black box from the flight that crashed was sent to France for analysis.
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U.S. consumers have shifted 10% of share of stomach from restaurants to groceries, according to Black Box Intelligence.
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Klum, 46, completed the look with a black box clutch, strappy stiletto sandals and a sleek straight hairstyle.
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" The shackling system that pinned their arms to their chests for the ride was called a "black box.
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Mr. Ghosn is believed to have hidden in a large black box typically used for transporting audio equipment.
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The black box has been recovered and we are waiting for what it shows ... Someone is at fault.
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"The real issue with the Vanguard and BlackRock approach is that it is a black box," Logan said.
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"This has given neuroscience a sense of pessimism that the brain is similarly a black box," she said.
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The self-contained "black box" unit, including electric motors and computer controls, packages neatly below a car's hood.
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Funds hire expensive consultants to navigate the black box of Washington D.C. But things don't always work out.
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As with virtually all of the algorithms that tightly manage Uber's drivers, surge pricing is a black box.
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The black box, also called the flight data recorder, contains information on dozens of systems aboard the plane.
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It is advertised, it's a Wizard of Oz kind of black box and it's just baloney inside there.
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"There is no capacity here so the black box will be sent elsewhere for analysis," the spokesman said.
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It's a challenge that runs through the entire field, and is sometimes referred to as the "black box" problem.
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It's ugly—an ominous black box about the size of two Mac Minis stacked on top of each other.
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We shouldn't wait for another security disaster to happen before we decide to address the AI black box problem.
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"There is no 'black box' that delivers the AI system the government needs, at least not now," he continued.
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How exactly these algorithms result in unfair rates is unknown because the underwriting is a "black box," Bartlett said.
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President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, is something of a black box when it comes to abortion rights.
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The public has until May 3, 2016 to comment on the "black box" draft guidance it issued in February.
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"All machine-learning algorithms are black boxes, but the human brain is also a black box," Dr. Berk said.
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Addyi comes with a black box warning that women taking it should consume zero alcohol—not a single drop.
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Last month, comp sales dropped 1.4 percent while comp traffic declined 3.9 percent, according to TDn2K's Black Box Intelligence.
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"With Amazon it's a black box," said Stacy Mitchell, who co-authored the Institute for Local Self-Reliance report.
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The black box data should help investigators determine the precise speed of the train as it approached the terminal.
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It was not required to carry a black box flight data recorder because it had fewer than 19 passengers.
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Cheaper than a Chromecast—and with a better content ecosystem—the little black box would be a no-brainer.
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Officials said they were collecting cellphone data and the truck's black box to determine the cause of the crash.
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All of the new information has been taken from the doomed flight's black box recorder which was recovered intact.
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It sits in a lacquered black box, which shines light through the bottle at the press of a button.
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Under international rules, Ethiopians are leading the investigation but France's BEA will conduct black box analysis as an advisor.
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Roche's medicine is required to carry a black box warning, the most serious, about the risk of blood clots.
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Stem cells remain a bit of a black box but some clues may come from these experiments, Theunissen says.
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Pregnancy was essentially viewed as a black box, into which were poured the magic ingredients of sperm and egg.
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In 2012, Egan wrote a short story, " Black Box ," a tightly controlled spy thriller, as a series of tweets.
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And Viagra, which can lead to side effects like dizziness and nausea, does not carry a black-box warning.
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Pfizer — Two federal advisory panels recommended removing the so-called "Black Box" warnings from Pfizer's smoking cessation pill Chantix.
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Each video is projected inside a large, black box with a wide window allowing viewers to watch from outside.
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In a "black box model," the vendor controls all the access and it requires a process to make changes.
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But who could've known, then, just how deeply that little black box would affect our psyches, and our hearts?
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But for now it's a black box and its really hard to get a good number out of it.
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In windowless, black-box galleries, objects are picked out in pin spots; words and images glow on digital screens.
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If there's a black box, people in Baltimore are going to assume the very worst about what's behind it.
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"The team have been hearing the 'ping' sound from another black box for two days," Soerjanto Tjahjono told Reuters.
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The theater was previously little more than a black box into which audience members crammed themselves, Mr. Stanton said.
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Ukraine has pressed Iran to hand over the black box from the flight, which Tehran has so far resisted.
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At Wafa's right hand in the studio, sitting on a plastic-looking American flag tablecloth, was a black box.
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The Black Box was not, so the loans in it should have been consolidated onto the Wachovia balance sheet.
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Even more troubling, the Black Box deceived federal regulators about the state of Wachovia's financial health, the lawsuit said.
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In particular the state housing agency, charged with overseeing rent-regulated apartments, is a bit of a black box.
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Iranian state television said both of the plane's "black box" cockpit voice and flight data recorders had been found.
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The cast had to shoot their scenes in a black box studio multiple times to get the right angles.
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But new vetting procedures — including reviewing social media information from visa applicants — have been "a black box," he said.
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Iranian state television said both of the plane's "black box" cockpit voice and flight data recorders had been found.
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A government spokesman said Boeing could send a representative "to participate in the procedure of examining the black box."
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The FDA determined that Nuplazid's risks are already captured by the drug's label, which includes a black box warning.
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The big picture: Health care prices and spending among people with employer-based coverage are in a black box.
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She is a receiver and producer of information: woman as information processor, computer, typist, recorder, transcriptionist, receptionist, black box.
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Under international rules, Ethiopians are leading the investigation but France's BEA will conduct black box analysis as an adviser.
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I got the job because I'd been doing a play in Hollywood, in a tiny black-box theater here.
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The findings are the first to emerge from data recovered from Ethiopian Airlines flight 113's black box recorder.
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The findings are the first to emerge from data recovered from Ethiopian Airlines flight 302's black box recorder.
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Once the other black box is found, it will be brought to Egypt, a civil aviation ministry official told CNN.
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The location of the black box was reportedly about 500 meters northwest of the coordinates where the plane lost contact.
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A $149.5 value, the Black Box 1080p Dash Cam just went on sale for just $29.99 — $24.29 with code NEWYEAR2019.
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Of course these days, in this century, the level below the black box is usually another level of black boxes.
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The recommendation algorithm is a black box anyhow, and theoretically, the platform could have been overhauled it without prior notice.
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In many ways, the process by which the US grants people visas to visit or immigrate is a black box.
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The flight data recorder, or black box, from Yu's jet was recovered as authorities investigate the accident, China Daily reported.
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"I think people are not paying attention to the fact that Soliris' black box is exactly the same," Raymond said.
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A quantum bit, or qubit, is the same, except the coin is flipping in a black box during the calculation.
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So Facebook is making its black box a bit less opaque outlining the tools it will use to deradicalize itself.
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Goldman Sachs was once considered a black box of profits, disclosing little about management's goals or how core units functioned.
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The transcription appears in a black box that can freely be moved around your phone's screen to wherever's most convenient.
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The tower held the data recorder, more commonly called the "black box," which would have captured the captain's final transmissions.
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It was not known how Damojh arrived at its conclusion or if it had access to the black box data.
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It's just a big black box with an OS, a lot of computing guts, and a whole mess of ports.
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The panel will decide whether the black box warning, the most severe available, should be removed from the Chantix label.
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A HDHomeRun TV tuner is a little black box cord-shavers can use in lieu of a full cable box.
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The "black box" warnings are the FDA's strongest, and they're meant to educate doctors as they're prescribing medications to patients.
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Now you won't feel so bad looking at that ugly black box at the center of your living room. [Etsy]
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The Basics The main upgrade to Apple's little black box is support for 24K resolution and high dynamic range (HDR).
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Sumi is 44 and 25,000 feet above Johannesburg when she decides to get the black box upgrade for her Lifebrarian.
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First, it's basically a black box for many founders, especially if your background is in technology or non-consumer businesses.
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So, if a random black box sitting on the kitchen counter doesn't quite fit your home's theme, we got you.
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Typically retailing for $149.95, you can slash 80% off the Black Box Dash Cam and get it for just $29.99.
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The Egyptian navy is currently sweeping the area looking for the plane's black box, the military said in a statement.
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Normally the Black Box sells for $149.95, but Mashable readers can take 83% off and get one for just $25.
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The plane and its black box recorders, which could explain what brought down the aircraft, have not yet been detected.
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Under international rules, the Ethiopians are leading the investigation but France's BEA will conduct black box analysis as an advisor.
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"Tongue Tied" recalls a Black Box song, with quick, clattering percussion and vocals that see-saw from flirtatious to nervous.
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It's a black box in that sense and only provides researchers with a glimpse into the result of this process.
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Reuters reported that Indonesian search and rescue workers discovered a "ping" from the plane's black box, which records flight data.
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Even without studying the black box, we already know that the computer, in its own computer's way, understood the links.
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The artist said this interest in the black box mystery helped inspire both Humans Not Invited and Bye Bye Camera.
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The police and the insurance company had reviewed the black box, the See-All, that was installed in Oghi's car.
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But it's also a black box, which on planes functions as a faultless record of where the plane has been.
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But nothing can be known for sure without the plane's black box, which still hasn't been found despite extensive searching.
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We'd prefer one with a working black box, as on September 11 all four black boxes didn't survive the crashes.
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Investigators have started analyzing one of its so called black box flight recorders and are extracting information from the other.
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Time spent emptying, waiting and doing what seemed like nothing … now an offering on the way, in the black box.
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Too often, D.A. offices operate like a black box, with crucial decisions about charging and pleas hidden from public view.
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Anyone can hit up a streetwear forum or Facebook group and drop 500 bucks on a black box logo hoodie.
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They will also assess the performance of the radar, which stores a recording like the "black box" on an aircraft.
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Sikorsky tells us TAWS and a black box have been standard since they rolled out their S-76D in 2012.
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Being transparent rather than releasing black-box algorithms would be preferable for scientists as well as doctors and their patients.
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The advisory panel of medical experts in September 20113 recommended in a close vote to remove the black box warning.
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The cause of the crash remains a mystery and search crews have yet to locate the black box flight recorders.
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Wozniak called on the government to investigate the operation of such black-box algorithms, which experts say are often discriminatory.
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On the second floor is the 99-to-120-seat Sam, a black box named for the agent Sam Cohn.
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Iranian media reported that the country wouldn't provide the black box, which contains flight data, to the U.S. or Boeing.
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Following the crash Iran refused to hand over recovered black box to Boeing, the American company who made the plane.
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We're recording from neurons at the highest stage of the visual system and can see that there's no black box.
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But France's bureau of aviation investigation told NBC News that no black box had been sent, nor was it expected.
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Aviation analyst Scott Hamilton cautioned against drawing comparisons between the two crashes, especially before the black box recorders are recovered.
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Magid did not open the small black box containing the jewel for hours, and, when she finally did, she cried.
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Full-service restaurants saw their traffic decline by 3.7% in the week ended March 8, according to Black Box Intelligence.
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Eventually we entered an era of design where TVs became a magical black box with no obvious features on it.
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Currently, US anti-hacking laws actually prevent algorithm auditors from discovering what's inside the black-box and report their findings.
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The drug also carries a black box warning — the FDA's strongest alert — about potentially increasing the risk of thyroid cancer.
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The less expensive drug that Blue Shield requires women try before taking Addyi has a black box warning of its own.
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Both black box components are outfitted with underwater locator beacons, which self-activated the moment they come into contact with water.
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The batteries were really heavy...[and] I had an external GPS, another big chunky black box [all] bundled in a backpack.
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The resulting "black box," it is argued, will preclude us from understanding what exactly went wrong and who should be liable.
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Following outcry by patients and doctors, the FDA required Bayer to place a black box warning on its product in 2016.
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Although the plane did not have a black box, it contained electronic recording equipment that could shed light on what happened.
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Click-and-drag, right click, screenshot — whatever you do will cause a black box with a link to the photographer's Exif.
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The phone comes in a special black box, to further differentiate it from the other colors, which come in white boxes.
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The lowly desktop PC has transformed from a boring beige or black box into a centerpiece of a modern desk space.
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Unlike RPI, which uses a publicly-available algorithm, NET relies on machine-learning techniques and will likely remain a black box.
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Along with those in-flight recordings, the FBI has since recovered the black box and human remains from the crash site.
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As for the stage itself, its contours keep shifting until finally stabilizing into the comfortingly traditional black box where plays happen.
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Many companies on the current "cutting-edge" of machine learning and data analytics are implementing supervised learning, or black-box modeling.
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But what sorts of tactics Russia is using to influence Americans through social media or other methods is a black box.
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It's not enough to be told that a "black box" algorithm has a better overall record than a typical human assessor.
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The Ethiopian authorities have declined to give the black box to the FAA for data retrieval, sending it to France instead.
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The black box will be found, the aircraft's data will be retrieved (somewhere), and we will find out what went wrong.
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The Food and Drug Administration issued new requirements that immediate-release, or fast-acting, opioids must carry "black box" warning labels.
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The technologists, privacy experts, and industry veterans who go into Facebook typically go quiet once they're inside the company's black box.
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First released in 2010 on the Xbox 360 and PS3, Skate 3 was developed by EA's now defunct Black Box studio.
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The machine Cellebrite sells to law enforcement agencies looks like a suitcase belonging to James Bond, with a black box inside.
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Industry-wide same-store sales are expected to decline about 1.6 percent in the first quarter, according to Black Box Intelligence.
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The brain can be regarded as an object of mystery, a black box locked inside our skulls that runs the show.
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"We strongly believe fraud isn't a problem that can be solved with a magical black box or eight ball," he said.
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Kumar taps his key fob on the station, a large black box a bit shorter and wider than a vending machine.
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Results are completely transparent (and not a black box), so you can understand exactly why a transaction was blocked or accepted.
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They recommended that the drug carry a black-box warning, the strictest warning imposed by the FDA, of increased heart risk.
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The lack of clear consensus on succession means the political future of Africa's fourth largest economy is largely a black box.
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But the aviation industry, long teetering on the edge of profitability, improved efficiency by sharing accident information via black box technology.
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Nuplazid may also have to carry a black box warning, but this is unlikely to affect its adoption, analysts have said.
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But those transmitters, which rely on antennas, do not function under water and are not related to the black-box beacons.
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Click here to view original GIFWhenever you hear about a tragic plane crash, you always hear about the mythical black box.
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"This is magic," she said, having stopped abruptly at the sight of a somberly lighted black box on an upper floor.
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Black box readings show it descending at more than 10,000ft per minute, giving them only seconds to avoid hitting the sea.
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There's been a growing call for "algorithmic accountability " as people demand more transparency about the "black box" systems shape their lives.
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In this way, RSS shares a similar product design problem with podcasting, in that user behavior is essentially a black box.
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Last year, they relocated to a 20,20003-square-foot space in Dumbo that has four studios and a black-box theater.
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The picture showed an identifying label with a black box, which Samsung has described as the indicator of a replacement phone.
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"Part of the problem is that Facebook is a black box," said Michael Serazio, a professor of communications at Boston College.
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Inside the apartment was an open black box containing a gun as well as a few bags of marijuana, prosecutors said.
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On the front of its black box is an unlabeled peephole, through which you can glimpse a small Mappin's moa feather.
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In "Black Box Thinking," journalist Matthew Syed explores why some people try to ignore their mistakes and others confront them deliberately.
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The Mabou Mines Theater, a 99-seat black box within the 122 Community Center in the East Village, will open Nov.
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The Boeing 25 Max 22020's "black box" data recorders have been found, but they can take a while to analyze.
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When Eleven first finds grown-up Kali in the black box of her psychic travels, she is turned toward a fire.
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In order to avoid that, there was basically a black box put over conversations around sex and sexuality for trans people.
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Why it matters: When it comes to transparency, the health care industry is a black box — even on seemingly small things.
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And then that goes into whatever black box they have, and sometimes the teams can make some value out of it.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian rescue workers found a black box from the crashed Ukrainian airliner on Wednesday, Iran's state broadcaster IRIB reported.
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The 151-year-old investment bank has earned a reputation as the impenetrable (and very profitable) black box of Wall Street.
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The agency also required Bayer to add a black box warning label to the product, to call attention to the risks.
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Some people in his industry listen to a black box recording once and choose to never do it again, he said.
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Both lawsuits describe a "black box" compensation system in which the firm's managing partner, Stephen J. Brogan, sets pay for associates.
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Both lawsuits describe a "black box" compensation system in which the firm's managing partner, Stephen J. Brogan, sets pay for associates.
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Boeing said it could not comment on the black box findings until investigators released their official report, per international aviation agreements.
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Also near the freeway on a stretch of sand, Irish artist John Gerrard's video was projected onto a large black box.
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Ethiopia's Minister of Transport said recently that data from the black box had confirmed concerns of similarities between the two incidents.
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Naftali Tishby Brenden Lake, an assistant professor of psychology and data science at New York University who studies similarities and differences in how humans and machines learn, said that Tishby's findings represent "an important step towards opening the black box of neural networks," but he stressed that the brain represents a much bigger, blacker black box.
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But now, instead of a thing where there's a human right of appeal, it's a black box with no right of appeal.
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This amplified HDTV antenna by SkyTV may look like an innocent little black box, but its range has a serious wow factor.
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Black Box 2120p Dash Cam — $21080 See Details If you're fond of late-night drives, this dash cam is your best bet.
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Still, esketamine will also carry the FDA's gravest warning — a black box that says there's potential for this drug to be abused.
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France's air accident investigation agency BEA will analyze black-box cockpit voice and data recorders from the crashed plane, a spokesman said.
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He wants to go in there with what he calls "a black box" and discover everything he can find on his own.
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The theater provides an intimate showcase for the play in its black-box space, which has been configured to seat 110 viewers.
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Massetti has informed company of his decision to resign as its senior vice president, chief financial officer * Black box corp - anthony j.
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Mashable Humor was lucky enough to receive transcripts of the president's conversation while aboard Air Force One via the plane's black box.
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A solution to this black-box problem is to either tabulate by hand, or instantiate a separate audit process after each election.
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I bring up these different perspectives because I think the "black box society," as Frank Pasquale calls it, is under unfair attack.
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"Black box" data recorders and careful testing have enabled air transport to evolve, despite crashes, because passengers know safety is taken seriously.
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" They now have a progressive-sounding, technologically inspired answer: "We are using a new black-box technology to predict and deter crime.
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But it's a black box that's very hard to study, as it's too early to see much on an ultrasound, for example.
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"It's like Plastic People in here," someone laughed, comparing the scene under the tarp to the now-defunct black box London club.
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"I figured there'd be a catch — a black box review process, a high-cost deliverable list, potentially an aggregator," he told Mashable.
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A challenge in the case of the Boston Public Schools bus route changes was the somewhat black-box nature of the algorithm.
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The black box protective casing will make accessing the recall function a little more complicated, but Sumi doesn't use recall much anyway.
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We're also told cops downloaded information from the black box in Barson's Hyundai, but did not do the same with Venus' SUV.
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By the company's own admission, the specifics of what drivers were taking home versus what Uber was making was a black box.
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Black box recorders were found from the Ethiopian crash site on Monday, but it was unclear where they would be looked at.
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Or maybe you just can't wait to get rid of that ugly black box under your TV. If you can wait, do.
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He said authorities will continue to review audio and video evidence from the bus's black box and other cameras on the vehicle.
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"The black box has been found in a good condition that enabled us to extract almost all the data inside," she said.
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But the black box showed the captain's flight display indicated the speed was 306 knots, and the first officer's indicated 318 knots.
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In 2008, with clear evidence of increased risk of tendon rupture, Cipro was slapped with a black-box warning by the FDA.
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Two specialist vessels, John Lethbridge and Laplace, are continuing to search for the second black box, which contains the flight data recorder.
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According to the study, hydrocodone and oxycodone prescriptions for children went up in the months after the FDA's black box warning requirement.
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Let's grab hold of — The Black Box Puzzle A strange device is captured from an enemy (or discovered on the moon, etc).
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In 2006, the drug had received a "black box" warning stating that it could increase the risk of death for dementia patients.
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A small light runs along the edge of a black box next to the glowing eyes, when a sizzle fills the air.
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And, even more frighteningly, when organically coming to these conclusions the "learning" a machine is obscured in something called a black box.
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You've likely heard of Facebook's old "Other" inbox, a mysterious black box where messages from non-contacts were sent to gather dust.
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In fact, as of March, the FDA requires similar opioid painkillers to add a new black box warning about these potential effects.
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Over the three-month period ending in September, comparable restaurant sales fell by 0.4%, according to Black Box Intelligence data from TDn2K.
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Russia has repeatedly refused Poland's demand to return the Tu-154 wreckage and its black box recorders, citing its own ongoing investigation.
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Many AI-driven platform act as a sort of black box — you input data and get a result without really knowing why.
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Misha's desktop, the deep reds of the carpet, the cupboards, the oven, the door were all variations on the same black box.
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After spending time at her small black box of a studio in Melrose Hill, Portner often brings home footage from her rehearsals.
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Something Clean Tickets Through June 30 at the Black Box Theater at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theater, Manhattan; roundabouttheatre.org.
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"She initially criticized the L.D.P. for being a black box," said Yu Uchiyama, a professor of politics at the University of Tokyo.
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Searchers have found one black box and just one passenger has been identified from partial human remains recovered from the shallow waters.
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Six microphones on the bridge preserved the last 26 hours of conversation on El Faro's voyage data recorder, a nautical black box.
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Next season, the company's newly renovated black box theater, 4th Street Theater, will be open for the series Next Door at NYTW.
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For networks and studios, Nielsen's SVOD measurement numbers help provide insight into what otherwise can be a bit of a black box.
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On Monday, Homendy said the aircraft did not have a black box on board, which was not a requirement for the aircraft.
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CANADA'S TRUDEAU SAYS WE WANT IRAN BLACK BOX DATA TO BE ANALYZED IMMEDIATELY, EQUIPMENT TO DO SO IS NOT AVAILABLE IN IRAN
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The room has a peat-burning black box stove that warms fingers and toes after a soppy stroll along the coastal cliffs.
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An elite of quantitative hedge funds, most of them on America's east coast, uses complex black-box mathematics to invest some $1trn.
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Though the networks are successful, they are also a black box because it is hard to reconstruct how they achieve their result.
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As a result, the agency determined no changes to the label, which includes the FDA's most severe black box warning, were necessary.
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Xbox Series X is its name, and it looks like a tall, black box with a small slit where discs will go.
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The level of investor frustration is testing Goldman's time-tested "black-box" strategy of disclosing little and letting results speak for themselves.
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As AWS CEO Andy Jassy pointed out onstage today, one of the problems with AutoML is that it's basically a black box.
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But instead of lobbing that comment into a black box, that comment can instead train the department's spotlight on a particular problem.
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"All they have to do is create an animation, shove it into this black box and they get some results," he said.
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The salvage team recovered the Sanchi's voyage data recorder, or "black box" from the bridge of the tanker, Xinhua said on Saturday.
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A black box, the "Room of Memory", displays a slideshow of mugshots of the victims of Stalin's purges—avant-garde artists, writers, intellectuals.
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According to the "black box" data found in the Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft, the airspeed indicator malfunctioned on its last four flights.
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William Andregg ushers me into the cluttered workshop of his startup Fathom Computing and gently lifts the lid from a bulky black box.
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He discusses individuals and organizations that have successfully embraced what he calls a "black box approach" to improvement, including David Beckham and Dropbox.
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Officials investigating the crash are now focused on retrieving the black box and data transmitted from the cockpit of the brand new aircraft.
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He seems to think that a Ukrainian man came into D.C. and stole a physical server from D.C. HB: An actual black box?
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Black box data retrieved after the Lion Air crash indicates that a single faulty sensor triggered MCAS multiple times during the deadly flight.
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The people whose livelihoods depend on capturing attention will adapt and find ways to exploit The New Big Huge Black Box Attention Market.
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So in the case of a crash, the black box will know where you put your seat and what radio stations you like.
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But investor frustration particularly around the firm's fixed income trading performance has tested Goldman's time-tested "black box" strategy, Reuters reported in August.
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The Basslet is a small, flat black box that you wear on your wrist like a watch, although it doesn't actually tell time.
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The console shell, controller, and cartridges are all 3D printed, but what's happening inside that gray and black box is the interesting part.
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It's an elongated black box with a handle, designed to work well if placed directly on the floor or hung from a ceiling.
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The salvage team recovered the Sanchi's voyage data recorder, or "black box" from the bridge of the tanker, Xinhua also said on Saturday.
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Let people look inside the black box of the algorithm, the thinking goes, and their mistrust, hostility, and fear will gradually melt away.
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It's really not that hard to do recall with the black box, just a little awkward in a way that people might notice.
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And financial institutions like Capital One are attempting to make their algorithms more transparent as regulators crack down on black box data techniques.
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"You're attacking the science of an independent non-profit whose entire mission is tied to opening the black box of pricing," she said.
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Manufacturers needed to add 61 boxed warnings, also commonly called a black box warning, to call attention to serious or life-threatening risks.
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But for psychologists who study how our minds process language, our unsteady eyes are a window into the black box of our brains.
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The first, at the beginning, is most like a standard console: a black box sitting next to the TV, with a handheld gamepad.
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As for the AI, the only sign of "thinking" was three spinning blue circles on the tall black box that is Miss Debater.
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Constellation's portfolio includes wine and spirits brands such as Black Box, Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi and Robert Mondavi Private Selection wines, and SVEDKA.
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Imagine stepping into a soundproofed black-box theater whose walls spring to life with what look like overlapping electrocardiograms, representing different species' sounds.
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On the way out, he flipped some switches on a tiny black box, and the orbs above filled the room with white noise.
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We can have managed security that permits fair and effective enforcement of laws, rather than absolute black box security that conceals criminal activity.
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The black box can withstand temperatures of 1800 degrees Fahrenheit and tolerate up to 3400 G forces (so it's basically an indestructible beast).
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The plane's black box, recovered after the crash, said one indicator recorded a speed of 164 knots while the other recorded 173 knots.
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Analysts have said the black-box warning will have limited impact on the sales of Nuplazid as antipsychotics often come with such warnings.
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Since private schools are not obligated to release exam scores, the selection process is conducted in a "black box," out of public sight.
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Afterward, in 2013, it announced a requirement for a black box warning to be added to packaging to call attention to these risks.
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After a case is argued, it vanishes into a black box, often for months, until an opinion emerges one morning without prior warning.
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Recounting an earlier conversation she'd had with Powell Jobs, Ali told the audience that "schools have been a black box" for too long.
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We parked along the small, black box of a restaurant and loped past the dual drive-thru lines to a walk-up window.
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It's not the model today; most police data and technology is run in a black box that the public cannot see or understand.
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Inside, this former black box has been gussied up with chandeliers, velvety drapes and a mural painted by Mr. Cumming's husband, Grant Shaffer.
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The brand's packaging — a brown box containing a sleek black box, tissue paper sealed with embossed sticker — has inspired many an unboxing video.
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Today, the billionaire member of China's Communist Party, the data from Lion Air's black box and the world's first genetically edited babies — perhaps.
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Through real-time monitoring, companies will be given visibility into the "black box" to see exactly how their AI and ML models operate.
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Despite its name, the channel has a diverse roster, from splashy musicals to intimate black-box shows, from American productions to subtitled imports.
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The rule aims to prise open what critics have called the "black box" of insurance accounting where a plethora of national practices abound.
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The process by which businesses and their workers become more productive is something of a black box, deeply important yet not really understood.
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"Second, based on those reports the (Food and Drug Administration) requires a black box warning stating statins can cause memory loss," Samaras said.
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This bill isn't aimed at systems like the "black box" algorithms used in criminal sentencing, for example, where transparency is a key issue.
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DUBAI, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Iranian rescue workers found a black box from the crashed Ukrainian airliner on Wednesday, Iran's state broadcaster IRIB reported.
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The gulf of understanding between the technology's creators and its customers—the "black box" quality of so much hardware and software—seemed alienating.
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There is also a black-box theater that accommodates 500, and two column-free galleries comprising 25,000 square feet of museum-quality space.
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Success will involve full transparency of the process and not blind faith that a single "black box" deep neural network will work correctly.
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"It's still a black box where the animal comes from before it shows up with the person you're doing business with," he said.
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When the FAA grounded the MAX before even analyzing the preliminary black box data on the crashes, he assailed the move on Twitter.
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And "The Way Back Home" is the exact opposite of a musical — it's completely silent, done with puppets in a black-box stage.
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Bizarre Black Box Gallery, for instance, has a weekend-long exhibition of Meryl Meisler's photographs from the final performance of the Ringling Bros.
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We had just released our first collaborative album, The Black Box, and we had no experience at all working for cartoons or television.
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Given the black box that is North Korea, it could be any one of those things, or a combination, or none of the above.
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In this top-down, command-and-control model, knowledge, fertilizers, seed, and land are all fed into the black box that is the farm.
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Efforts to find the second black box have been hampered by strong currents and complicated by the presence of energy pipelines in the area.
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The new restrictions mirror those taken with the acne drug isotretinoin, known by the brand name Accutane, which also has a black box warning.
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Even the name, a reference to an unstable isotope of the element Chromium, was a hint at the chaos raging inside this black box.
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Ivanka had one of the original black, box-shaped Prada bags that would serve as an inspiration for Kate Spade and become so ubiquitous.
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"The entire topic of police discipline is legally a black box about which the public is entitled to know little to nothing," Rocah said.
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" Parliamentarians also suggest that "fears over 'black box' AI… may be overstated" — and rather dub "explainable AI" a "realistic goal for the public sector.
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A good example is the often maligned "black box" NES games — those early 8-bit titles with simple names like Ice Hockey and Tennis.
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On the backend, the system is powered by a new UK-based tech firm called Air Black Box, which NokScoot put $1 million into.
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When algorithms are handling trivial tasks, such as playing chess or recommending a film to watch, this "black box" problem can be safely ignored.
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Of course, this sort of talk is a little bit meaningless, when the black box of Facebook metrics is still ultimately controlled by Facebook.
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Especially when these systems are used to target citizens for arrest or prosecution, the quality-control measures of black-box algorithms must be strong.
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The black box was found about 30 meters [98 feet] down after it was ripped from its protective housing more than two weeks ago.
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After all, the first set of Bose QuietComfort were garish silver cups that required you to clip a little black box to your belt.
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"Drug pricing is a big black box, so it's hard for investors to model that into these stocks," BTIG's biotech analyst Hartaj Singh said.
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Safety experts say it is too early to speculate on what caused Sunday's crash and black box recorders were yet to yield the cause.
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Black box data was downloaded in France but only Ethiopian experts leading the probe have heard the dialogue between Getachew, 29, and Mohammed, 25.
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Black box data was downloaded in France but only Ethiopian experts leading the probe have heard the dialogue between Getachew, 13, and Mohammed, 25.
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The Black Box features a built-in G sensor and motion detector, so it will automatically start recording in the event of a crash.
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This has already happened in car insurance with telematics — the use of a black box in cars to see how safely customers are driving.
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That so-called "black box" may help answer many lingering questions about what happened to the ship during the final hours before it sank.
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The data is recorded through a sensor-filled black box that snaps into the lower band of the sports bra, along the rib cage.
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It will also allow riders to build relationships with preferred drivers, as opposed to the matchmaking black box that assigns Uber drivers and riders.
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The design is even more conservative, too – it's basically a no-nonsense black box that contains the most ambitious of console gaming power within.
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Education-policy wonks have neglected what one of them once called the "black box of the production process" and others might call "the classroom".
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There's none of that this time, though the financing arm remains a black box and will need a $3 billion capital injection next year.
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What's Inside took a look by cutting the black box (it's not actually black) in half and ripping it open to see its guts.
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Black-box data from last week's Ethiopian Airlines crash shows a "clear similarity" with last year's accident in Indonesia, Ethiopia's transportation minister said Sunday.
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"An advertising agency is like a black-box; when you hire one, you cede control over the process and don't have access," said Beauchamp.
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The products arrive in a cardboard box, but come with a specially designed black box to sit under the sink and hold your tampons.
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Critic's Notebook At any given moment in New York, Shakespeare is being reimagined somewhere, whether on a big stage or in a black box.
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Update: A search vessel has detected signals that officials say could be from a black box aboard EgyptAir Flight MS804, The Associated Press reports.
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The big picture: Black-box algorithms make it difficult to check results for accuracy, and their ambiguous reasoning can decrease trust in their recommendations.
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Investigators kept combing the wreckage on Sunday, some 20 kilometers (11 miles) from downtown Havana, searching for a second black box containing mechanical data.
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Indonesian investigators are scheduled to release a report today with information from the so-called black box of the plane that crashed last month.
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From the perspective of sitting in a black box theater, this calls to mind how theater too is an experience of an altered state.
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Details of the black box data were contained in a briefing for the Indonesian Parliament and were first disclosed publicly in the Indonesian media.
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Those commercial rebates are most important and highly variable, and they're are hidden within a black box, which Bloomberg started to expose in 2016.
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The season was far from a black box — there was plenty of information out there about what happened beyond who got the final rose.
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Its main building is designed to symbolize silver roots over a black box — a visual juxtaposition of new life emerging from a dark past.
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Nixon recalled leaving "The Real Thing" to do Nichols's production of the David Rabe play "Hurlyburly," in a sweltering black-box theatre in Chicago.
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An Indonesian rescue diver died during the search for a second black box, parts of the plane, and human remains on the muddy seabed.
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"I grew up around the opaque, black box of construction and also the subculture of it, and always found it really interesting," he said.
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However, because these algorithms are effectively a black box, we still don't know today what considerations are made in favor of workers, if any.
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Rather than Congress submitting a finished bill to the C.B.O. in a black box, there is a regular exchange of feedback throughout the process.
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Reports indicate Iran has told Boeing that it will not be handing over the plane's "black box" to the U.S. or to the company.
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Florian Lösche's black box set resembles a playpen fenced in by tautly stretched elastic bands through which the actors force themselves on- and offstage.
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This has already happened in car insurance with telematics - the use of a black box in cars to see how safely customers are driving.
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A black box warning in the labeling of products is "designed to call attention to serious or life-threatening risks," according to the FDA.
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That Big Biology project turned Homo sapiens from a black box into a big fat book—262,000 pages long when printed letter by letter.
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At first the broadcaster merely reported that its journalists had made an expedition to the site to locate the Boeing's black-box flight recorder.
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Safe to say, the Shield TV isn&apost just a black box — it has a little more character, giving it a more premium appearance.
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At its final presentation on Sunday, this experimental opera played like a cross between a gallery art show and a black-box theater spectacle.
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In June, Alix Brown and Ty Sunderland played tunes from the 20th century, with hits from Deee-Lite, Black Box and the Pointer Sisters.
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That was the point of Nicolas Ghesquière's Vuitton show, which began in the gloom of a black box stuck in that deserted Louvre courtyard.
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Zuckerberg and his cohorts made algorithmic decision-making the heart of its ad-targeting revenue scheme, and then enshrouded those systems in a black box.
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This is what's known as the "black box" problem, and it happens when developers are at a loss to explain the behavior of their creations.
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Pictured in this image is one of the two black box flight recorders recovered from the site of the FlyDubai Boeing 737-800 plane crash.
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The triple-digit speeding data comes from his 2018 Mustang&aposs event data recorder, sometimes known as the black box, just like ones in airplanes.
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And finally, you need the Recast itself, which is just a plain black box with storage for saving TV shows you want to watch later.
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How is it possible that we understand exquisitely well how worms, fruit flies, and rodents develop, but our own species' development remains a black box?
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When I'm playing Rayman Legends, I'm pure inputs and outputs, the black box gamer, only recognizable in its actions and not by any internal workings.
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For "Black Box (Unknown)" (2016), Smith has made a box that contains lenses and slide holders, which extend from a central point, like propeller blades.
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Make your way to the club on Seventh Avenue and head upstairs to the windowless bar and black-box theater crowded with tables for two.
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The helicopter didn't have a "black box," a device that records flight data and cockpit audio, though investigators did find an iPad used by Zobayan.
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We have yet to hear any information from Ethiopian Airlines 302's black box beyond initial (and vague) reports about similarities to Lion Air 610.
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In the case of deep learning models, "black box" problems make it hard to determine why an acoustical anomaly was flagged in the first place.
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But from the market's perspective, I wonder if this does not make orderly liquidation authority even more of a "black box" than it already was.
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I'm talking about your home broadband router/gateway, the nondescript black box likely installed somewhere in your abode by your cable or satellite service provider.
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And because secret groups are such a black box, there's really no way for outside entities to monitor how much moderation Facebook is really doing.
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Lt. Michael Shaw of the state police tells PEOPLE the crash investigation is pending review of the dash cam video, black box and autopsy results.
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When a patient gets his or her prescription filled, the bottle should have a notification indicating there is a black-box warning for the drug.
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Judging by footage of the aircraft's intact tail section, where the 'black box' flight recorders are located, vital voice and data recordings should be retrievable.
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Investigators on Friday examined a black box recorder recovered from the wreckage in search of clues about the cause of that crash the day before.
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Right now, we're being asked to interact with a powerful black box that has a tremendous amount of control over how we think and act.
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We need to stop treating AI as a black box and address the auditability and traceability issues that will lead us down the right path.
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Performed in the intimate Nord black-box theater and directed by the company's outgoing intendant, Armin Petras, it is a dizzying, in-your-face spectacle.
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Co-founders Thomas Byrd, Jason Keasler and Joe Rjeili developed the system, which can be integrated into any commercial airliner equipped with a black box.
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PiS officials have also accused Moscow of prolonging its own investigation and withholding evidence, including the black box flight recorders and wreckage from the plane.
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Scott offers Connie his take on why, despite the influx of available information on the venture world, founders still view VC as a black box.
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"They've recovered the black box this morning I understand, so we'll wait and see what Boeing and the safety agencies ," O'Leary was quoted as saying.
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Apple has always been a bit of a black box when it comes to allowing, or banning, third-party apps for its iOS App Store.
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Facebook and Google have been wracked with controversies related to the widespread use of your data and their democracy- and industry-changing black-box algorithms.
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Data from the other black box — the cockpit voice recorder — has also been extracted and has been handed over to Ethiopia's accident investigator, BEA said.
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"The black box has been found in a good condition that enabled us to extract almost all the data inside," she told reporters Sunday evening.
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Black box data was downloaded in France but only Ethiopian experts leading the probe have access to the dialog between Getachew, 29, and Mohammed, 25.
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A black box warning in the labeling of products is "designed to call attention to serious or life-threatening risks," according to the FDA website.
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However, bankers complain that stress tests have morphed into an overly complex and time-consuming process that occurs in the secrecy of a black box.
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He previously worked in the artificial intelligence field and pioneered technology for overcoming the black box nature of neural networks that was hindering their adoption.
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Media reports on Thursday suggested that a new signal had allowed officials to further home in on where the black box recorders might be located.
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The ejectable black box is also aimed at the other longer-range planes made by Airbus such as the A321LR, the A330 and the A380.
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Black box data was downloaded in France but only Ethiopian experts leading the probe have access to the dialogue between Getachew, 29, and Mohammed, 25.
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It is committed to increasing its spending on IT technology by 25% to more than 200 million euros and installing 5 million 'black box' devices.
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Francois, who is petite and blondish, sat cross-legged on the carpeted floor fiddling with the sensor, a small black box, like an oversized Lego.
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When entering the gallery at the ICA, you pass through a curtain and enter into a large "black box" occupied by several monitors and projections.
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The agency will now require all immediate-release formulas of opioid painkillers to carry the agency's most cautious label, known as a "black box" warning.
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But why this is remains a "black box," said Will Wong, a researcher and professor at the Johns Hopkins Center for Metabolism and Obesity Research.
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Coming out of the black box, a product, a computational product that predicts this little piece of human behavior, where someone is going to click.
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"A fundamental weakness of the systems is that it's a black box," Mr. Lehmann said, referring to the challenge of analyzing the actions of algorithms.
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But Jackson pulls off this near-impossible feat, pulling the reader past the velvet ropes into the black-box theaters and sweaty, sticky-floored stadiums.
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But Thursday evening, Ony Soerjo Wibowo, an investigator for the transportation safety committee, said that it was not yet clear which black box it was.
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Even though actual genetic information — which is illegal to use — is never put into the system, the algorithmic black box ends up reproducing genetic discrimination.
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In the black-box Rose Nagelberg Theater, rich acoustic playing by the International Contemporary Ensemble is layered with electronic sound, processed live by Levy Lorenzo.
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Signals from down below are now so intermittent it's like one of those black-box flight recorders lost on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
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It's tough to figure out exactly how systems might be susceptible to algorithmic bias, especially since this technology often operates in a corporate black box.
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If that feels a little too pedestrian, don't worry — three dozen preserved "Magnificent Roses" in a Instagram-ready black box will run you about $300.
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If Wachovia wanted to hide certain loans from internal or regulatory review, bank officials would temporarily move them to the Black Box, Mr. Kraus contended.
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State Police & NTSB investigation continues Patnaude said state police investigators have recovered the vehicle's airbag control module, which is the equivalent of the black box.
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Managing bad assumptions, politics, and all kinds of wasteful baloney as your leadership team second-guesses what they're each doing in their black-box silos.
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The book tells of the heroic search-and-rescue operations, the hunt for the black box, the investigations and hearings and the nature of hurricanes.
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Despite its name, open-source software is less vulnerable to hacking than the secret, black box systems like those being used in polling places now.
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Iran said on Friday it wanted to download black box recordings itself, and that a probe into the crash could take up to two years.
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However, following Harvey, same-store sales at the end of August were down 2 percent, with traffic lagging 3.9 percent, according to Black Box Intelligence.
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Normally, Iran has the capacity to download black-box data, but Mr. Rezaeifar said that the devices were damaged, making it difficult to extract information.
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But as with most public pronouncements from inside the black box of the US intelligence apparatus, there was no way to check the government's work.
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Models are built on pattern recognition and approximation, so engineers should be cautious before launching a rocket based on results spat from a black box.
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The flight data recorder and black box had been recovered and were given to the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board for review, Guyanese officials said.
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One problem for Facebook is the difficulty people have understanding how it really works, a "black box" issue that is exacerbated by the privacy issues.
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Given the black box of Saudi domestic politics, intrigue and speculation at home and abroad will remain inherent elements of reform and anti-corruption efforts.
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It claims to be the first car insurance policy to take data from a car without the need for a "black box" or aftermarket device.
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In Ethiopia, which lacks forensic expertise, Ethiopian Airlines said the black box voice and data recorders recovered on Monday would be sent overseas for analysis.
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But unfortunately, CFIUS appears to have become a black box that gums up deals well beyond those involving sensitive questions around state-owned Chinese companies.
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Black box is found: The cockpit voice recorder of the Lion Air flight that crashed in Indonesia in October has been located, officials announced today.
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" • "The preliminary finding from the 'black box' recorders of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 is subject to revisions, according to the people briefed on the matter.
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That something's wrong, that these algorithms are a black box, so that if you're gonna say that you're not biased, why should I believe you?
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Muse Yiheyis, a spokesman for the Ethiopian Transport Ministry, told Reuters the carrier has recovered black box data that shows similarities between the two crashes.
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Pfizer has been trying to have the "black box" warning - which warns of psychiatric risks including suicidal thoughts, hostility and agitation - removed from the drug's label.
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For instance, one commercial depicts two doctors in a rural hospital that can do genomic analysis thanks to an intelligent black box that advises the doctors.
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Just now, anything that becomes black box, that people don't understand, it's gonna be difficult for people to know whether it's doing its job or not.
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A menacing aspect of AI-powered malware such as DeepLocker is that it uses the "black box" nature of deep learning to hide its malicious payload.
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Previously, Iranian officials said the two countries were working on aspects of the investigation together, including the black box review, according to Iranian news agency Mehr.
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The center still needs approximately $1.35 million to renovate its upper-level fire truck bays to create a permanent art gallery and a black-box theater.
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His old partners were also hesitant to speak, reinforcing how one of the web's most influential websites remains in many ways a one-man black box.
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Years before in 1996, a "black box" of seeds was taken across the Syrian border for safekeeping at ICARDA's Aleppo facility and now resides in Lebanon.
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The plan is for these projects, once completed, to be presented in the Shed's black-box theater and open-air plaza beginning in late spring 2019.
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"You have to be able to say, 'you've been cut off from Medicaid, here's why,' and you can't do that with black box systems" says Crawford.
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A week on, analysis of the black box recovered in Ethiopia suggests "clear similarities" with the Indonesian accident, the country's transport ministry said on March 17th.
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Wines, spirits, and mixed drinks, meanwhile, will still be a black box for calories and fat, as well as for added sugar, added flavors, and preservatives.
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"So now science has a method to study a key period of human development that up until now has largely remained a black box," added Donovan.
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There's much to be said about the oversaturation of SXSW, but the Kwaidan event—held inside the 43-seat black box Hideout Theater on Congress Ave.
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The ship's black box was recovered from 15,000 feet below sea level near the Bahamas earlier this week and came ashore Friday morning in Jacksonville, Florida.
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How those ratings are reached by the various organizations around the world that make those decisions, however, is a black box; explanations are rarely made public.
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The algorithm that governs it remains a black box, and it's impossible for users to know precisely why a certain prediction or result may be generated.
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There's much to be said about the oversaturation of SXSW, but the Kwaidan event—held inside the 49-seat black box Hideout Theater on Congress Ave.
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Nestled among giant fish tanks at the California Academy of Sciences, there's a black box—just big enough to hold six aquariums and maybe five humans.
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"As a company we are waiting for the result from the National Transportation Safety Committee working with the black box" to figure out what happened, Capt.
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The label included a "black box" warning that paroxetine, like all SSRI-type antidepressants, can increase the risk of suicidal behavior by users under age 25.
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The recorder, similar to an airplane's black box, may contain hours of information related to the ship's engine and communications from its bridge before the sinking.
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U.S. officials said the black box devices suffered some damage but they were confident of some initial results within 24 hours of the data being downloaded.
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"They've recovered the black box this morning I understand, so we'll wait and see what Boeing and the safety agencies [say]," O'Leary was quoted as saying.
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The company's propaganda evinces total confidence in the perfectibility of its software, and the desirability of black box design that shuts out the human operator entirely.
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An Ethiopian Airlines flight that went down on March 10 showed "clear similarities" to the Lion Air accident, aviation authorities said after seeing black-box data.
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The Florida Highway Patrol contacted Tesla, seeking help in downloading data from the car's so-called black-box recorder, seven to 10 days after the crash.
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To begin shedding light on the black box of prescription drug negotiations, I introduced the Public Disclosure of Drug Discounts Act alongside my House colleagues Reps.
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Champion explained that the black box will be fitted in to the tail fins of Airbus planes but no button will be pressed to deploy it.
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The machine itself looks more or less like a supercomputer—a big black box the size of a closet which keeps the small chip inside cold.
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ADDIS (Reuters) - The black box recovered from the Ethiopian Airlines plane that crashed on Sunday is the cockpit voice recorder, Ethiopian state TV said on Monday.
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Celine Saturnino, chief operating officer at Total Media, says Amazon is a "frustrating black box" for companies questioning whether the platform offers them any incremental value.
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These groups came to the conclusion that there wasn't good enough evidence to warrant the black box label, and recommended the FDA roll back the requirement.
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The Supreme Court's docket-setting process, by which it selects less than 1 percent of the appeals that reach it every year, is a black box.
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He published more than a dozen novels, including "My Michael" and "Black Box," as well as collections of short fiction, works of nonfiction and many essays.
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The second installment in Lewis's "Blue Red White" trilogy, the work looks into the notion of black life within the frame of a theater's black box.
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I have a set of green mini RAMEKINS from one of Martha Stewart's brands, probably for Macy's, that are as indestructible as an airplane's black box.
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And there are monthly literary open-mic sessions held at the Big Black Box, another venue that offers a range of artistic and carnival-related activities.
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He was wearing an odd contraption on his back, with wires and antennas protruding from its frame and with a blinking black box at its center.
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Both Kaatsbaan and Mt. Tremper present shows, as does PS21, which recently expanded from a tent in a Chatham apple orchard to a black-box theater.
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Still, Sheriff Bill Brown of Santa Barbara County said he didn't know whether the boat had any kind of "black box," like an airplane might have.
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Often called a "black box", the flight data recorder helps investigators build a detailed portrait of a crashed plane&aposs altitude, airspeed, and other crucial details.
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Why was he trying to contact the missing FBI Agent Philip Jeffries (played briefly by David Bowie in "Fire Walk With Me") with his black box?
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Were it not for a digital black box that recorded everything on IDT's network, along with Mr. Ben-Oni's tenacity, the attack might have gone unnoticed.
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In the black box that is the "Cyprus Problem," as the intractable division of the island has come to be known, refugees are additional collateral damage.
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The Amber is a simple black box with rounded corners and a glowing LED ring on its top, almost like a squared version of Apple's HomePod.
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The black box was orange in colour and intact, he said, without specifying if the item was the flight data recorder or the cockpit voice recorder.
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"August is really a tale of two different periods," said Victor Fernandez, executive director of insights and knowledge for TDn2K, a segment of Black Box Intelligence.
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The United States, Japan and the Soviet Union searched the Sea of Okhotsk for the black box recorder but said they were unable to find it.
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It turned out that rain and other road muck were seeping into the little black box that houses the controller unit and frying the mechanism within.
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It operates as a kind of black box that only prosecutors can see inside as facts go in, decisions come out, and explanations are rarely forthcoming.
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A spokesman for the Iranian government called the reports a "big lie" and said the plane's black box will reveal the true cause of the crash.
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Initially, Iran's Civil Aviation Organization said it would not share the black box data recovered from the crash with the US or Boeing, the plane's manufacturer.
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Although both search engines use algorithms that are largely a black box to outsiders, their own descriptions of how they rank news are largely the same.
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The small black box runs on a 3G network with any sim card and can handle up to 20 devices at once for up to eight hours.
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That said, given the black box nature of manufacturing synthetic cannabinoids and other designer drugs (usually in China), there's also no excluding the possibility of inadvertent contamination.
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Goldman, the fifth-largest U.S. bank by assets, was once considered a black box of profits, disclosing little about management's goals or how its core units functioned.
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Of course, AI comes with its own set of bias, fitting, and black-box problems … but they're better ones to have than the problems we face now.
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Police were called to Mackenzie Hall, a historic building, after people came across a suspicious black box with a blue light and a red wire sticking out.
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But just in case the future isn't so shiny, Tuxera is developing the black box software that will be available for self-driving consumer cars by 2020.
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The scientists relied on a custom-built spectrometer — a black box about 2 feet square and 3.33 inches deep with a telephoto camera lens at the front.
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That so-called "black box" of machine learning is a problem because if the results are wrong in some way, it can be hard to diagnose why.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved the drug last week, but mandated a so-called "black box" warning about an increased risk of heart attack and stroke.
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When a patient gets his or her prescription filled now, the FDA says, the bottle should have a notification indicating a black-box warning for the drug.
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It is very rare for the FDA to rescind a "black box" warning, and critics have raised concerns that such a verdict could set a dangerous precedent.
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The black box opens like a fine jewelry case, hinged from one side and ready to be closed on your fingers like a scene from Pretty Woman.
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From small black-box general admission venues and comedy clubs to performing arts centers, and larger music halls, Vendini is the ticketing technology of choice, he said.
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The plane and its black box recorders, which could explain what brought down the Paris-Cairo flight as it entered Egyptian air space, have not been located.
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At the scene, men in Red Cross jackets picked through the dirt, putting items in black paper bags, while investigators hunted for the black box voice recorders.
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Michael Steinger, who reps the estate of Jerome Barson -- the man who died -- tells TMZ Sports his team obtained the black box data Tuesday from Venus' SUV.
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However, questions have emerged about how much is known about the cause of the Ethiopian crash, 11 days after black box data and voice recorders were found.
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Last week, the FDA announced that fast-acting opioids like oxycodone and fentanyl will begin carrying "black box" warnings about the risks of addiction and overdose deaths.
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However, these drugs offer limited effectiveness and they also carry a black box warning, the strongest warning imposed by the FDA, for increased mortality in elderly patients.
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Six Tony nominees, including the director Leigh Silverman and the Tony-winning set designer David Zinn, have followed along, choosing to work in a tiny black box.
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And in the process, it could stop rational concerns from turning into a full-fledged backlash against Facebook, by making the system less of a black box.
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The Fed has gradually eased off its black-box approach, but regulators maintain stress tests need to have some mystery so that banks cannot undermine the process.
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A couple years ago, it took a black box the size of a stack of pancakes to do what the new Roku Streaming Stick+ can do now.
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The discovery of the landing gear comes a day after investigators found the flight data recorder, commonly known as a "black box," from Lion Air Flight JT610.
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"As a company we are waiting for the result from the National Transportation Safety Committee working with the black box" to determine what went wrong, Adi said.
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Six black box experts from four different countries are now analyzing the flight data recorder to piece together the last moments of the 737 before it crashed.
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The stage design, by the playwright, is somewhat minimal, which may have been a function of the black-box-style space of The Duke on 42nd Street.
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Pfizer has been understandably keen to get the black box label requirement lifted—the intense formatting can make a lot of people wary about trying the drug.
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A pile of found objects sustained by a long horizontal ladder hangs from the ceiling, confronting visitors as they enter the black box theater of The Kitchen.
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The new black box theaters are scheduled to open in the fall of 2020; programming at the main Apollo stage will not be affected by the construction.
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The "black box" flight data and voice recorders were recovered, the airline said on Monday, but the information in them can take weeks or months to analyze.
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One Lebanese official compared his task, and ours, to examining the black box: We knew the had plane crashed, but we wanted to know how and why.
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The NTSB also revealed Kobe's helicopter didn't have a cockpit voice or flight data recorder (aka a black box) -- because, once again, they weren't standard until recently.
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"We will not give the black box to the manufacturer and the Americans," Iran&aposs Civil Aviation Organisation head Ali Abedzadeh told Mehr, an Iranian news agency.
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When the BAM Fisher opened in 503, the first addition to the academy's campus since 1987, it included a flexible black-box auditorium that seated around 250.
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The NTSB has also said the helicopter didn&apost have a black-box flight recorder on board and that the chances of survival would have been slim.
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She is the person who was denied the full measure of what her credit limit should have been because of Apple and Goldman Sachs' black-box algorithm.
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These are theoretically interesting ideas, but the net effect is that Pius is a black box whose behavior changes to fit the needs of a given scene.
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Mr Gonzalez describes the facade—which surrounds the black box, houses the foyer and protects the building from extreme weather conditions—as a "winter coat of glass".
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That compares well to the average drop across the industry of 2.7 percent in the three months to the end of February, according to Black Box Intelligence.
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She tells Yeon-gyo that Da-song has "schizophrenia" (a word Yeon-gyo can't pronounce), and offers her services to unlock the "black box" of his mind.
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But the statement added that there were no current plans to download the plane's recorders, although Canada has requested the black box be sent to another country.
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It will likely spark a debate among investigators, as the US, Ukraine, and France have asked Iran to give them direct access to the black box recorders.
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FDA staff reviewers on Friday recommended that rociletinib carry a black box warning, the strongest warning imposed by the FDA, of increased heart risk on its label.
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I understood that the only way to approach it was to consent to go into the only black box I do have access to, which is me.
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For insurance companies, PBMs are "a bit of black box," Singh said, so combining them opens that up and can allow them to make choices around benefits.
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Al Jazeera reported that the plane&aposs black box was recovered from the crash site, and that a commission had been set up to investigate the incident.
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Adam Tucker, the NTSB investigator in charge, said the Conception was not required to have a black box on board and was not voluntarily fitted with one.
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For its Black Box series, which continues monthly through August, the company takes inspiration from its weekly site-specific performance workshops for NYC Health & Hospitals/Kings County.
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None of the people briefed on the contents of the Ethiopian Airlines black box said whether its data indicated that the pilots tried to counteract the system.
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"Finding the black box will be helpful for all parties in correctly determining the reasons for the accident," Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said on Monday.
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I had just finished my [canceled] show "Black Box" at TBS, and the powers at the network weren't seeing my vision because it's geared toward old white dudes.
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It's time for an enormous paradigmatic shift towards accountability, out in the open, and not another tepid half step from Facebook within the comfort of its black box.
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Take your pick: You can't put a price tag on safety, but if you want an economical option for dash cams, the Black Box is a good option.
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"An initial analysis has been conducted of the data... No mechanical anomalies have been identified," the investigation unit said after an initial analysis of the aircraft's black box.
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It would require "lots of time and effort" to fix the two badly damaged black box recorders, sources on Egypt's Aircraft Accident Investigation Committee told Reuters on Sunday.
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But anyone weary of black-box algorithms controlling what you see online at least has a respite, one that's been there all along but has often gone ignored.
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That's massive growth compared with the rest of the industry, which saw same-store sales rise 1.2 percent in the same period, according to Black Box Intelligence data.
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"I've personally received inquiries from police officers," says Garcia, who added they had footage of thieves using a "black box" to break into cars and drive them away.
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Studies also show that some drugs approved using this quicker process had a number of significant adverse events and required an additional warning labels called black-box warnings.
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With only the Mohawk part, you can add an action camera, activity tracker, communication device, navigation unit, music player, black box and emergency alert system to your helmet.
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Watching it after Black Box — Beth B's punishing, noisy assault on the viewer that screened in one of the shorts programs — its emotional potency is even more striking.
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Fertility is itself oftentimes a mysterious black box as well, though a full 10% of the female population in the United States has difficulty getting or staying pregnant.
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ADDIS, March 11 (Reuters) - The black box recovered from the Ethiopian Airlines plane that crashed on Sunday is the cockpit voice recorder, Ethiopian state TV said on Monday.
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The plane and its black box recorders, which could explain what brought down the Paris-to-Cairo flight as it entered Egyptian air space, have not been located.
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"Apps are essentially a 'black box' that users must trust with no way to know what it might do," co-founder Will Strafach told TechCrunch in an email.
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The final key discussion here is transparency, stemming from the concern that votes will be cast into a black box, where access and oversight are unclear or weak.
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Ketamine seemed to pry open the black box of the mind, remaking it as a universe filled with discrete memories and emotions that you could revisit and relive.
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But with its algorithm locked in a black box, and an opponent who views any media left of Breitbart with suspicion, it's going to be an unwinnable fight.
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But they all go about it in completely different ways, with every tech company writing its own rules and using black box algorithms to put them into practice.
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The aircraft crashed in waters whose depth reaches about 1,500 metres (4,920 ft), making recovery, particularly of its flight data recorder, or black box, difficult, the official said.
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Investigators in Ethiopia found two black box recorders that will provide information about what happened before the plane plunged into farmland minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa.
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The move leaves unclear the destination of the black box, which may yield vital details of what caused the plane to plunge to the ground, killing 157 people.
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The instructions on the little black box asked that I insert the suppository and let it sit for 15 minutes before adding lubrication or anything else up there.
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Researchers, such as Been Kim at Google Brain, have studied how to open up that black box through the use of a "translator," but such work remains preliminary.
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You can very easily create a "black box" that would take some of this digital footprint data and produce very accurate predictions of future behavior and psychological traits.
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You'll see a small black box on the white barcode label, but the more obvious identifier will be a circular sticker with a blue S in the middle.
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General consumers are often left to decipher the black box of security on their own or just resign themselves to having faith that companies make it a priority.
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"No one wants the black box making decisions without them knowing what it's doing," said Nicole Eagan, Darktrace's co-founder and chief executive, in a call with TechCrunch.
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He fitted the mechanism to his own Ford Galaxie with most of the contraption inside a black box and drove it down to Ford to show its engineers.
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"What people really think is opaque beneath the chess game that they play, and the chess game itself goes on inside a highly impenetrable black box," he said.
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In the future, during the claims process insurers may seek data from more sophisticated versions of black-box recorders to shed light on the cause of an accident.
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It had also been his first gift to her, in a pretty black box, and he asked her to open it, humming with a need for her gratitude.
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The study cherry picked theories and used simulations run by the Bank of England using a "black box" macroeconomic model that no one on the outside could analyze.
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Two men meet in a storefront, preparing folded slips of paper, which they then deposit into a black box through a single hand-sized hole in the top.
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Meanwhile, the plane's other black box, the flight data recorder, was located Thursday, and investigators said it showed Flight 610 had performed 19 flights -- including its final flight.
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Muhammad Syaugi, head of Indonesia's Search and Rescue Agency, Basarnas, told reporters in Jakarta on Saturday that divers had now heard a "ping" from the second black box.
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Meanwhile, the plane's first black box, the flight data recorder, was located Thursday, and investigators said it showed Flight 610 had performed 19 flights -- including its final flight.
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Then they have basically black box algorithms, lots of data points, and out of that comes the content and advertising that is displayed so that people come back.
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"The team have been hearing the 'ping' sound from another black box for two days," Soerjanto Tjahjono, head of the transportation safety committee (KNKT), told Reuters on Friday.
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By 2004, the unintended effects of antidepressants—as severe as suicidal thoughts—became sufficiently documented that the Food and Drug Administration put "black box" warning labels on them.
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Juxtapid, which cost $250,000 to $300,000 annually per patient, featured a black box warning on its label that it could cause serious liver and stomach problems, prosecutors said.
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The larger palette is packaged in a black-and-white spiral-print box, while the smaller product is contained in a black box with a 3D static print.
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Inside, crews from WildClaw Theater were preparing the tiny black box for that evening's offering, a play called "Second Skin" that local reviews had called eerie and creepy.
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A spokesman for the National Transportation Safety Commission (KNKT), however, said on Thursday the agency would start its own search for the black box as soon as feasible.
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While the closed-door conference is the Supreme Court's ultimate black box, we know enough about it to be certain that it's not a place for idle chatter.
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They cite some statistical evidence, but it's important to realize that this is black-box, reduced-form stuff: there's no explicit mechanism through which it's supposed to happen.
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The 27,73-square-foot space has a 245-seat proscenium-style theater called the Newman Mills, and a 100-seat black box theater called the Susan & Ronald Frankel.
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So it seemed silly to wander from one black box to the next, especially when this relative freedom of movement contrasted with the imprisonment of the women onstage.
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Discussing the work after rehearsal in a dressing room at BAM Fisher, a black-box at the Brooklyn Academy, the two seemed to delight in each other's company.
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They pose weighty questions with a light touch: How do you translate a practice developed in stadiums and nightclubs into a black box theater or a public park?
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The new Sadler's Wells production, running in the theater's smaller, black-box space, leaves no doubt about the parallels between the 17th and 20th centuries in Hartmann's mind.
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We invest as much care in our young ones as we possibly can, but many of us also pass along to them the black box of our genomes.
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Normally, Iran has the capacity to download black box data, but Mr. Rezaeifar said that since the devices had been damaged, it would be difficult to extract information.
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Ali Abedzadeh, the head of Iran's civil aviation authority, told semi-official news agency Mehr that Iran would not give the black box to Boeing, according to Reuters.
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"Two Spheres," from 1931, is a black box equipped with a pair of balls that rise and fall with almost comic movements when the sculpture is switched on.
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Television images appeared to show rescue officials retrieving the aircraft's "black box" flight recorder from the wreckage, and the airline confirmed the recovery to the Geo News channel.
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The plaintiffs also accuse Jones Day of running its compensation system as a "black box" controlled from the firm's Washington headquarters by the managing partner, Stephen J. Brogan.
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The aircraft crashed in waters whose depth reaches about 1,500 meters (4,920 ft), making recovery, particularly of its flight data recorder, or black box, difficult, the official said.
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