The circuits of fear and the circuits of arousal are very closely linked.
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Next they could be scaled up for closed circuits in retirement community and long haul trucking circuits.
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It is difficult to detect patterns among judges in various circuits or how they compare to other circuits.
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The fMRI showed activated neural circuits centered around the insula — exactly the circuits that get activated when we're in pain ourselves.
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American companies can already design and will soon be manufacturing semiconductors with circuits just one-fifth of the size of Chinese circuits.
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"Quantum circuits are not just basically the same but different from classical circuits," IBM Q Ecosystem and Strategy VP Bub Sutor told me.
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The question the researchers here asked was if constant-depth quantum circuits can solve a computational problem that constant-depth classical circuits cannot?
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Unions filed petitions in the D.C. and the 3rd Circuits, while industry groups filed petitions in the 5th, 8th, 10th and 11th Circuits.
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Those interval training sessions involve two circuits, each consisting of seven minutes of exercise with a rest of 30 to 90 seconds in between circuits.
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We're looking into this with some of the race circuits because race circuits have noise problems, and they generally have to avoid racing in the evening.
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As expected, the gross sugar failed to increase dopamine levels in the ventral side (sweet) circuits, but again boosted the levels in the dorsal side (energy) circuits.
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The argument is that to get anywhere with understanding brain circuits, you first need to know what the circuits are, and what kinds of cells they join.
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"The circuits underlying pleasure and the pursuit of novel, enjoyable experiences develop much faster than the circuits that promote decision making, impulse control and rational thinking," Leventhal said.
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And if this mass of biological circuits inside each of our heads can produce what we call intelligence and consciousness, why shouldn't silicon circuits be able do the same?
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" He added that "the circuits underlying pleasure and the pursuit of novel, enjoyable experiences develop much faster than the circuits that promote decision making, impulse control and rational thinking.
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SmartLab Smart Circuits and Elenco Snap Circuits Jr. SC-100 both feature easy-to-use components and instructions for numerous projects, and can help introduce beginners to more complicated tinkering.
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The tenth, third, and fifth Circuits have all initiated wellness programs, while several other circuits responded that they were studying the issue, or use other informal methods to address judicial disability.
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It would be good to divide the circuit to try to keep the various circuits in closer population balance (though circuits like the 8th Circuit and 10th Circuit remain much smaller).
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In France, this accident-proof concept was also applied to parts of the secondary cooling circuits of EDF's 58 reactors, and for the EPR to an even larger area of these circuits.
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And to ensure robots' circuits don't get frazzled, Klaus McDonald-Maier at the University of Essex is developing electronics toughened against the effects of radiation, including circuits that automatically detect and correct errors.
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"It is also likely that marginal pre-injury function of critical frontal lobe circuits can predispose to more severe and clinically consequential dysfunction of these circuits after injury," Diaz-Arrastia said by email.
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If it's wildly complex, it'll soon course through Summit's circuits.
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"Austria is one of my favorite circuits," he told reporters.
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RW: Wozniak was parental about the circuits he had developed.
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Set up complicated, random quantum circuits and measure the values.
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Now there are some people who have faulty dopamine circuits.
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These embroidered antennas and circuits are both pretty and functional.
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Classes taken with professionals at major racing circuits aren't cheap.
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Finally, our very identity is enmeshed in these neural circuits.
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The journal also contained schematics of bomb circuits and recipes.
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Even circuits that are decidedly liberal are undergoing significant changes.
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The circuits of celebrity in America never really close. ♦
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But confusion on race circuits is nothing new, Leila explains.
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The workout consisted of two circuits to be completed twice.
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Motor skills can foster connections between various circuits in the brain.
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Such circuits might, for instance, link sensors that monitor the body.
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I like not having to come up with circuits for myself.
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There is a clear conflict in the circuits on this question.
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Like brains, computers process information by shuffling electricity around complicated circuits.
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We're competing at the same level as other amateur rodeo circuits.
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I'm trying to call her, but all the circuits are busy.
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And then there's the circuit board from the Gorilla Circuits email.
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Panasonic's new stretchable circuits are more flexible than a yoga instructor.
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Similarly enticing were computations called instantaneous quantum polynomial, or IQP, circuits.
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The president is likely to have more luck with other circuits.
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We do hour-long circuits at least three times a week.
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As mentioned, he predicted the path information flows between neuronal circuits.
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Of course, that's the nature of racing strictly on street circuits.
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These circuits are used for things like sensors and radio antennae.
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Electronic integrated circuits accounted for 40 percent of Taiwan's total exports.
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At Monza, one of the greats of the Formula One circuits.
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Go ahead and space out while RLYR gently scrambles your circuits.
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You turn on their ancient tribal circuits, preparing them for battle.
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Ramos developed a reputation for helping junior umpires on the circuits.
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It is difficult to detect patterns among judges in various circuits.
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Apparently, you can break those body-weight movements into smaller circuits.
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Securities and Exchange Commission – to conclude those other circuits were wrong.
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But creating extraordinary shrinking circuits requires an extraordinarily increasing physical infrastructure.
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His son, Bob, played on the PGA Tour and other circuits.
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Some of the circuits have a higher dissent rate overall, for example, and some circuits appear more often in the database because they conduct a higher share of their work in the form of published opinions.
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As actors make the press circuits, they must talk to the press.
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They're rapid through the medium and low speed sections of the circuits.
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The longest lap on the calendar and one of the fastest circuits.
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"We think these parallel circuits help us quickly update memories," he said.
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Manually driven cars may even be outlawed or restricted to closed circuits.
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And on federal appeals circuits there's currently a 7 percent vacancy rate.
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There was nothing to bend, because the circuits just weren't bendable anymore.
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If we want integrated circuits, we are going to go with Broadcom.
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We love doing weights-based circuits — they are our version of cardio.
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Even very simple circuits might make cells into much more discriminating therapists.
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One possible project is the Smart Circuits Games and Gadgets Electronics Lab.
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Asarco says the 2nd and 3rd Circuits have split on that issue.
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This could help PCM-based circuits rewrite the rules of Moore's Law.
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Well, it short-circuits our ability to think clearly and in depth.
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That means on most circuits we'd be doing something like 15 laps.
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Jones didn't set out to fix tiny computer circuits for a living.
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High demand for electricity overloaded circuits and power was cut to thousands.
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The spacecraft teem with tiny sensors, circuits, lenses, motors, batteries and antennas.
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We aren't in the dominant structure that connects with the gallery circuits.
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It is scheduled to begin in May at six European racing circuits.
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That's the position of CFPB opponents at the 5th and 2nd Circuits.
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Early studies suggested that mammals used much simpler brain circuits for communicating.
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I messed with computers a lot too in addition to the circuits.
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Similarly, a thinking computer's hardware, like ours, would presumably include circuits for fast arithmetic, but at the level of its cognitive awareness, the machine wouldn't be able to tap into these circuits any more than we humans can.
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Snap Circuits (age 63 and up) is a collection of some 60 color-coded electronics components (power sources, switches, resistors, capacitors, wires) that snap onto a flat surface, letting kids easily create battery-powered circuits and simple, working electronics.
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"We tried to look into the circuits after training on a real-life task to try and understand if there is a relation between the actual worm and these circuits that are working on parking the car," Hasani said.
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Each of their unit cells consisted of specially fabricated copper circuits called resonators.
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Swildens even modeled both circuits in simulation software to double-check his calculations.
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Federal circuits hear appeals from federal trial courts within a larger geographic region.
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When a problem arises in said circuits, we have a mental health disorder.
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When those lines of communication between circuits break down, normal responses do, too.
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A number of circuits have developed wellness committees or variations of these programs.
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Throwing the switch on circuits supplying railways and airports was a strange choice.
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"You know, you have been attached to that Gorilla Circuits email," said Alsup.
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Attendances have been up at some other circuits this year compared to 2016.
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Electrical voltage spikes caused by a windshield washer pump can cause short circuits.
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Copper is implanted to link those billions of transistors to form integrated circuits.
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As a kid, Swedish product designer and builder Love Hultén obsessed over circuits.
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Our spells run on these circuits so that they can break these spells.
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But, of course, we're talking about open wheel racing on tight street circuits.
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"I think all of the circuits struggle under the current environment," said Epstein.
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What's going to happen if other circuits start quoting Armstrong in their opinions?
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Central School District No. 1 (1972) is instructive, receiving favor in other circuits.
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Moreover, circuits and silicon chips are not sentient beings with sets of ethics.
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Dysfunction in these circuits leads to characteristic biological, psychological, social and spiritual manifestations.
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The bride's father owns ADCO Circuits, an electronics maker in Rochester Hills, Mich.
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They are routed to the chief judges of the 13 federal circuits nationwide.
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They are so used to cables, they sort of forget about complete circuits.
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Thermal Circuits was closed Monday as investigators continued to search for some answers.
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Light, limning the door, inscribed the sensory circuits on her hands with gold.
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Powerful nanomoters might one day help clean up pollution or repair small circuits.
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The circuits in the biological state machine are dependent on enzymes called recombinases.
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Even the streets are unruly: The grid that defines Manhattan short-circuits here.
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Above, tiny electronic circuits made of graphene, a 2-D form of carbon.
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Georgia Regional, despite an already-existing split between the 7th and 11th Circuits.
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And it's presumably within these circuits that the roadblocks to accepting facts lie.
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Using software code, hardware circuits, and mechanics, Hanna produces artworks that defy categorization.
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So instead, the team used arguments akin to Aaronson's and Bremner's to show that circuits made of non-commuting gates, although likely harder to build and analyze than IQP circuits, would also be harder for a classical device to simulate.
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It's part of Liberty's plan to create destination-based circuits for fans to visit.
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I fit in a few water circuits before they grab me for my treatment.
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We puttered at about five miles an hour making long circuits around the lot.
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Renesas produces microprocessor and circuits that power devices, and automotive is its core focus.
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Dozens of startups are creating what are known as "application-specific integrated circuits" (ASICs).
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These are snippets of genetic code from which different genetic "circuits" can be assembled.
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Many got stuck, broke down or had their circuits fried by the intense radiation.
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It could go on to be used in new types of miniature integrated circuits.
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It reminded me of something my dad and I play with called Snap Circuits.
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Suzhou HYC Technology manufactures testing equipment for integrated circuits and touch and panel displays.
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Cancellations happen, especially when you're dealing with races on street circuits in city centers.
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"We do strength circuits with gymnastics skills [when we work out]," Whittenburg told PEOPLE.
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Integrated circuits made up a bulk of the export growth of the electronics sector.
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The brain imaging showed that "the brain circuits were functioning normally," a release says.
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You go to all of these crazy new street circuits, they change every year.
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But then you mix in some alcohol, and all your nicotine circuits come online.
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All of them worked the tech and research circuits, got their faces out there.
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The short circuits were noisier, they put out bigger plumes of flame-blue sparks.
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Like you couldn't evolve silicon circuits —there needed to be biology to get there.
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The longest lap on the calendar and one of the fastest and oldest circuits.
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How was the inner space of consciousness opened up within the circuits and code?
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Those effects pedals became crucial; from those new circuits sprang the sounds of resignation.
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Its chief innovation has little to do with the circuits or motors inside it.
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The majority of Formula 1 races are driven on specially designed, self-contained circuits.
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Ninety-four federal court districts are structured to allow appeals to the 85033 circuits.
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For information on Circles and Circuits II, visit the Chinese American Museum's official website.
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In fact, in October 2017, a team at IBM showed how, with a bit of classical ingenuity, a supercomputer can simulate sampling from random circuits on as many as 56 qubits—provided the circuits don't involve too much depth (layers of gates).
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Yet just as the Supreme Court steps in and decide the law when two circuits disagree, the federal judiciary should actively create a model program that can be employed by all 13 circuits and the 94 district and bankruptcy courts they oversee.
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When it encounters something that's not a human face, the algorithm effectively short circuits. Sad.
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Below that sit 22016 regional Circuit Courts of Appeals, plus the D.C. and federal circuits.
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Below that sit 11 regional Circuit Courts of Appeals, plus the D.C. and federal circuits.
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This meant photonic waveguides could only go in certain directions, limiting their use as circuits.
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It looked like a nice quality denim jacket, no circuits or wires to be seen.
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What you don't envision is a sticker—a temporary tattoo with teeny, tiny circuits inside.
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To function properly, VR and MR must use biological circuits as well as silicon chips.
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At least three other federal circuits have staked out a different interpretation of the law.
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I do a few arm and ab circuits at a much slower pace than usual.
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Google's Cirq joins a slew of other frameworks that allow programmers to run quantum circuits.
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It has also seen a rise in orders for its circuits used in medical devices.
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The findings may help scientists understand brain circuits that control socially contagious behaviors, they said.
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Circuits in western Europe began to balk at the high fees demanded to stage races.
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Helping others actually activates brain circuits that promote attachment and comfort, so we all benefit.
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Circuit Mind Circuit Mind wants to use AI to automate the design of electronic circuits.
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Students in science classes there have used it to demonstrate their understanding of building circuits.
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At one end of the range are ASICs, an acronym for "application-specific integrated circuits".
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The federal judiciary is organised into 603 regional circuits and the nine-member Supreme Court.
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Different circuits were then routed so that one operator could have access to them all.
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This native electro-chemical language can be interpreted with electrical circuits, but it's not easy.
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By mixing and matching gates to form circuits, the theorists could easily assemble quantum algorithms.
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But there's a problem: The molecular circuits built so far have no flexibility at all.
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Irrespective of culture or heritage, we all have the same visual system or auditory circuits.
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The key card systems allow hotels to select which circuits are controlled by the devices.
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Those circuits, tightly packed and incredibly detailed, are printed at tiny sizes onto silicon wafers.
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Normally, this would leave the administration free to keep pressing the issue in other circuits.
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Now, these specialized chips, called application specific integrated circuits (ASICs), are coming for other blockchains.
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Her skin trembled with emotion, blurring her sensory circuits and giving her respite from input.
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Items including three homemade bombs, three electronic circuits and 2,600 kilograms of chemicals were found.
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There have been periodic calls to split it into two or perhaps three smaller circuits.
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But superconducting circuits appear likely to be the first systems that will bear real fruit.
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Ivy Tech, leaving the federal circuits divided on workplace protection for gays, lesbians and bisexuals.
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An ancient inner layer, inherited from reptiles, was presumed to contain circuits for basic survival.
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It uses computer hardware to monitor the electrical current patterns and flags abnormalities in circuits.
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Accelerators include graphics processors, application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) and field-programmable gate arrays (F.P.G.A.s).
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Shenzhen Goodix Technology Co., Ltd soared 9.51% and Shennan Circuits Co Ltd finished 5.69% higher.
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All three activities boosted blood flow to reward circuits in the brain's medial prefrontal cortex.
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The heat, electricity, circuits, and insulating oil is a perfect cocktail for an uncontrolled flame.
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Fluffy milky concoction short circuits the brain's pleasure centers (but hopefully does not inspire murder).
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People who commit suicide are experiencing problems with mood, impulse control and aggression, all of which involve discrete circuits in the brain that regulate these aspects of human experience, but we still don't understand how these circuits go haywire in the brains of suicide victims.
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"For Claude Shannon" is named after the mathematical engineer who connected symbolic logic with electronic circuits.
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Although modern devices tend to be stiff agglomerations of sensors and circuits, that will soon change.
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Electricity traveling through normal circuits loses energy to resistance overtime, often in the form of heat.
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Entire casino concert circuits and county fair programming dedicated to old school musical and comedy acts.
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Attached to those printed circuits, using conductive glue, are two button-cell batteries and seven LEDs.
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And last, Simmons talked about ab circuits— a series of several exercises done consecutively without resting.
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"In the information age, integrated circuits have been a strategic basic industry for China," it wrote.
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It crams motors, circuits, lights, and sensors into a body that fits into a child's pocket.
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Set up randomly created circuits of qubits, both in its quantum computer and in the simulator.
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ASML dominates the market for semiconductor lithography machines, which map out electronic circuits on silicon wafers.
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Either that or he thinks we're all androids, and he's trying to overload our logic circuits.
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THERE ARE 22013 MILLION MILES OF PRINTED CIRCUITS IN WAFER THIN LAYERS THAT FILL MY COMPLEX.
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Hopefully, we'll see even more dramatic change at all four major catwalk circuits come fall 2017.
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"Circuits hide a surprising narrative potential that we wanted to make visible," the video below explains.
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With a split in the circuits, the Supreme Court is the one in the hot seat.
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He discovered MMA after moving to the States, eventually going pro and fighting in regional circuits.
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If it succeeds, these qubits would be much more stable than those made with integrated circuits.
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The damage we thought was being done to the brain was not permanently impairing those circuits.
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You'll develop your own electronic circuits, program and control robots, and build your own video games.
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I live in southwest Colorado, far from the famed racing circuits that dot the English countryside.
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But Formula E performs its races on tight, twisting street circuits, and often in harsh environments.
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Many geographic circuits of the intermediate appellate court reflect the ideological division of the Supreme Court.
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"Sequential Circuits Pro One, because of super-fast envelope generators and mad modulation possibilities," he reveals.
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We also know more about the tangled social circuits that turn pain pills into gateway drugs.
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This is because the brain develops connections in prefrontal circuits at its fastest rate in childhood.
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Most of the genes that are mutated in cancer also function in loops and circuits — pathways.
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While the fifth droid sleeps, lighting strikes the generator, frying its circuits and granting it sentience.
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These District Courts are organized into twelve regional circuits, each of which has one Appeals Court.
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Yet even as agony seared through Nenadi's sensory circuits, peace blossomed— Humanity had many more arks.
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In this respect, they are no better than quantum computers like Google's built from superconducting circuits.
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Conservatives have also celebrated Trump appointees in circuits where the balance of power has not shifted.
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C.W.: Well, power operates on a number of different frequencies, and circuits, and levels, and dimensions.
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The tACS technology is thought to enable clearer communication by tuning distant circuits to one another.
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But the CFPB is meanwhile defending its constitutionality in cases before the 2nd and 5th Circuits.
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Each short-circuits the other, and the result is too often bathos if not outright confusion.
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Jeff Dean: One is using machine learning for the placement and routing of circuits on chips.
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It helps us control our sadness, anxiety or fear, in coordination with the brain's emotion circuits.
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In 2009, only three of 13 circuits had a liberal majority; now nine of them do.
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That's a decision that's made in your brain in different circuits, and that's essential to placebo.
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The state of the art is dedicated bitcoin mining chips (called application specific integrated circuits, or ASICs).
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Read on and check out the premiere of their single "The Circuits That Cannot Be Cut" below.
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Barton remains a prominent figure in evangelical and dominionist circles and a regular on conservative conference circuits.
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Wager's work in the early 2000s, however, shows that these two brain circuits are actually well-linked.
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This looming climax puts into relief a very old limitation in computer engineering: the rigidity of circuits.
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It's a refreshing break from the purpose-built racing circuits that flood the Formula One race calendar.
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The axons here carry signals to many of the brain's circuits that have been linked to depression.
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Those smaller circuits generally mean improvements in efficiency, which could mean more performance, battery life, or both.
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Pretty impressive when you remember it was built before digital data store or integrated circuits were commonplace.
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But it's not nothing, according to Rosenqvist, especially for the tight street circuits Formula E competes on.
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The purpose of the device is to help "rewire" circuits in the brain that control motor functions.
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My brain short-circuits, and I blurt out "Did you mean it?" without any kind of greeting.
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These were waterproof products that could withstand high-performance circuits while offering light, no-makeup makeup coverage.
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DSX will be used to study the deleterious effects of radiation on electrical components, circuits, and materials.
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Mindfulness meditation is a very good practice for strengthening the circuits of being in the present moment.
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The semi-finals, around virtual Silverstone and Interlagos circuits, were live-streamed through social media and f1esports.com.
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"One of the circuits has tripped," Remaz Ghouse, the chief operating officer of Overseas Realty, told Reuters.
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Today, however, it stands as one of the circuits most heavily weighted in favor of Democratic appointees.
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In recent decades, neuroscientists have begun to study the brain circuits that underlie the feeling of empathy.
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Behavioral economists such as Dan Ariely say that "free" is incredibly seductive — it short-circuits our judgment.
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Nürburgring, Barcelona Circuit, Donington Park in the UK — these are great circuits where Formula One would race.
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We know more about the tangled neural circuits of pain, pleasure and addiction than we used to.
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" And on Saturday, he tweeted, "Anybody whose mind "SHORT CIRCUITS" is not fit to be our president!
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When Franny tries to imagine her life without its ticker tape of calamities, her brain short-circuits.
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The molecular and neural circuits that govern fluid intake (and micturition) in real-time are absolutely exquisite.
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Three of those cases are now before federal appellate courts in the 3rd, 4th and 6th Circuits.
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We'll see if the company fares as well in the circuits as it has in trial courts.
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One resource that all data centres require is vast amounts of water to cool their overheated circuits.
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"Figure out which outlets are on which circuits, and the maximum current for every circuit," says Surface.
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While previous attempts have utilized relatively "manual" methods of construction, here the researchers chemically grow their circuits.
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Premier League) and open circuits (in which new players or teams can qualify for each tournament, i.e.
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They replaced the hatch seal with a new, softer rubber, fixed the camera and rewired faulty circuits.
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On both professional tennis circuits, players must not only traverse the world, playing in Delray Beach, Fla.
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Judge Sutton sees the way the circuits and the Supreme Court are headed, and he changes accordingly.
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MIT engineers have developed biological computational circuits capable of both remembering and responding to sequential input data.
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Many of us study brain circuits to understand psychological challenges, such as fear, anxiety, reward, and anticipation.
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Ampere's underlying technology originated at Applied Micro Circuits, which built three generations of ARM-based server chips.
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Our ancestors may have evolved special brain circuits that allowed them to learn new sounds as babies.
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Last year Chinese imports of integrated circuits totalled $312bn, ten times the value of imported car parts.
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Within the decade, more than 60 such reports existed and half the federal circuits had undertaken studies.
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The surge overwhelmed the circuits, shocking operators with arcs of electricity, even setting the telegraph paper ablaze.
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According to the researchers, this quick error detection mechanism might be attributed to the presence of two parallel neural circuits in the brain, a high-level 'intention' circuit and a low-level sensory-motor circuit that signal an error to the brain whenever the circuits fall out of sync.
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Other sounds, by contrast — a dog barking, a car skidding, a toilet flushing — leave the musical circuits unmoved.
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Their start-up, Etaphase, will manufacture hyperuniform photonic circuits—devices that transmit data via light rather than electrons.
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When the positive and negative electrodes touch, it can sometimes lead to short circuits within the battery cells.
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Our photosynthetic friends are equipped with biological circuits capable of transmitting bio-electrochemical signals between tissues and organs.
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Investors are paying too much attention to short-term negative news, causing repeated panic circuits in their brains.
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"This means better circuits, designed orders of magnitude faster, at a fraction of the cost," says Circuit Mind.
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Traditional computers utilize the flow of electricity and can be turned on or off at switches inside circuits.
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"No one has ever made circuits run in this environment at this temperature for this long," he said.
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Regulations may follow suit; by 2030, manually driven cars may even be outlawed or restricted to closed circuits.
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Throw enough together, and you can create complex circuits to carry out logical operations—like a computer chip.
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And citing decisions from the 3rd and 6th Circuits, Castel said that polling places are not public forums.
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In an insect brain neurons are "wired" together to form circuits much like the motherboard of a computer.
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The only way to make your brain work better, so to speak, is to keep using these circuits.
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The Mercedes has proved a tricky car to drive this season at certain circuits while dominant at others.
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Chimpanzees are known to share [brain] circuits with humans that are activated during emotional states, such as grief.
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"Spa was really cool," Ocon enthuses, though he admits that it's not among his favourite circuits to drive.
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On one side of the room, students wearing special tinted glasses studied electric circuits at virtual reality stations.
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Analysts reckon Dialog derives more than half its revenue from supplying Apple with power management integrated circuits (PMICs).
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The process is similar to technology recently introduced by Intel to stack different circuits together for faster chips.
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Dialog is also looking to boost sales of mixed-signal integrated circuits, which can be configured by users.
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Instead, he melted the news circuits — forcing the cable newsers to go with boxes in boxes in boxes.
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For now, the devices are just proofs of concept and the circuits are too small to be worn.
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And that is actually more like the brain, which fortunately for us is all about clever short-circuits.
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In other words, it naturally resembles modern circuits in a way that the old German track does not.
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Jordan, working from his arts background, has become proficient at soldering the tiny circuits in the flight controller.
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"Thus, the Sixth and Fourth Circuits are now split on the legality of legislator-led prayer," he said.
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Trial judges in the 3rd, 5th and 9th Circuits, however, have reached contrary conclusions in 2015 and 2016.
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Dr. Franklin argues that the brain circuits registering physical and mental pain, while distinct, likely have some overlap.
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A federal charter short-circuits that fear, and establishes a set of common, enforceable standards of corporate conduct.
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Although Ms. Juodkaite's circuits of turns are certainly virtuosic, both these women present obviously restricted ranges of movement.
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The Snap Circuits Jr. 100 Experiments kit includes a large, circuit board and pieces that snap onto it.
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The chief problem Summit faced is that when simulating 53-qubit circuits it would run out of memory.
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Lee shoots a pointed stare at Huang, as if Huang is the opponent rather than a billion circuits.
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"We can rebuild neurological circuits," Ruhoy says, 'but to do so, small steps are of the greatest value.
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GSR readings provide insight into humans' inner emotional states and are the basis of simple lie detector circuits.
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This squares with what anyone who has taken an SSRI experiences: pleasure circuits of all types feel numb.
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So, we can easily imagine other alternative ways of parameterizing simple neural circuits to do very unsimple things.
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A ruling in Texas's favor could create new conflicts between circuits which only the Supreme Court can resolve.
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This may also lead to the disruption of brain circuits that underlie attention and cognitive skills, he added.
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Its first use was in converting AC to DC, but diodes are the basis of many useful circuits.
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Judges named by Mr. Trump have forged new majorities in two other circuits — the Third and the 212th.
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The unequal split between Democratic and Republican appointees can give the circuits distinct reputations as liberal or conservative.
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At 23, he has spent most of his career in tennis's minor leagues: the satellite and challenger circuits.
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Having the phone constantly connected, and pinging away all day long, is going to keep these circuits active.
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It's a bunch of little closed circuits in which everyone knows everyone, but maybe also already knows everyone.
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The founder of Rigetti Computing studied with Michel Devoret, one of the other Yale professors behind Quantum Circuits.
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Aircraft, integrated circuits and pharmaceuticals were spared, perhaps in recognition that tariffs on those would hurt China more.
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It's a critical reference tool that short circuits the bad information that word-of-mouth answers can spread.
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But Williams, who had been scuffling on the San Francisco and Los Angeles comedy circuits, was a revelation.
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"There's always accidental stuff that happens in circuits that you don't know until you build it," he said.
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Guidebooks and maps are useful for self-guided circuits to see the sights by car or on foot.
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Bhatt told NPR that would have doubled the cost of the technology, requiring double the wires and circuits.
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The researchers focused on what exercise would do to these cells in mice, whose melanocortin circuits resemble ours.
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But going to the Supreme Court with a winless record in two circuits is not the strongest position.
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"The conflict between circuits increases the likelihood that this will be appealed to the Supreme Court," Mills wrote.
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Racers would compete in ultra-long-distance circuits — sometimes hundreds of miles over the course of several days.
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Track Mode — to be clear — is designed for, and should only be used on closed autocross circuits and racetracks.
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One of his thoughts is to make conductive threads that could form part of electrical circuits woven into clothing.
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The episode ends with BBA actually making contact with the television, where it then breaks and short circuits out.
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READMEFrom its integrated circuits to the application layer, the Librem is manufactured with user privacy as the utmost priority.
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The running hypothesis is that shrinking might actually be a sign of the brain honing its circuits for mothering.
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Their latest release, Dough Universe, uses a material similar to Playdough to demystify the complex idea of electrical circuits.
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In January, Winbond Electronics, a maker of integrated circuits and related components, closed Taiwan's largest capex loan this year.
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"Those people are doing such amazing things with the manipulation of single photons and superconducting quantum circuits," Sonnenschein said.
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In time, the circuits in the plastic roads might extend to assisting autonomous vehicles and recharging electric cars wirelessly.
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But for all their success at circuits around the world, Mario Andretti's Indy 2500 victory in 1969 stands alone.
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The system "prints" circuits by etching the circuit on a wafer and then placing the film over the traces.
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In April we celebrated the ribbon cutting for Skorpios, a promising high-tech manufacturing company making photonic integrated circuits.
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It often feels like I'm frying circuits or something by going through so many things, with so many people.
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The move gives the model an overall more premium feel and should help keep water from invading its circuits.
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It was hardly surprising that all the circuits would be busy, but I hung up and tried again immediately.
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No, but they will get a rudimentary understanding of circuits and understand that small components can do cool stuff.
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That means permitting the circuits within a screen to locate the position of a finger placed on the surface.
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In one of the gene circuits the carefully fashioned genetic switches flicked each other on and off over time.
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In animals, we can study the neural circuits and what's happening in the brain that make them run away.
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The development short-circuits, yet again, the House effort to repeal the cornerstone domestic achievement of President Barack Obama.
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The test involves applying random individual quantum circuits to the processor and measuring the output against a classical simulation.
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"Really, what we want to do is figure out which circuits in the brain are being impacted," Niel said.
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They have to assemble them all by hand, down to the very basics of making copper strips into circuits.
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Terhal and DiVincenzo showed that even some simple quantum circuits should still be hard to sample by classical means.
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Meanwhile, in the brain, the reward pathway becomes less sensitive, while brain circuits involved in stress become increasingly sensitive.
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Applied Micro Circuits jumped 11 percent after Macom Tech said it would buy its fellow chipmaker for $33 million.
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The hardware sensors are designed to be attached to individual circuits in a building without the need for rewiring.
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Throughout the short are references to 8-bit video game design and short circuits in the world of electricity.
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In refusing to revive the travel ban, the 4th and 9th Circuits both cited its potential for unlawful discrimination.
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After a decade of mocking devoted small-timers on specific circuits, Guest seems to have drunk their Kool-Aid.
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The 5th and 9th Circuits have said registrants can sue as long they've filed applications to register their works.
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The courts of appeal for the 2nd and District of Columbia circuits also have lower-court rulings before them.
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Sunday's race is officially the "European Grand Prix", a designation previously given to circuits in Britain, Germany and Spain.
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Canaan produces mining machines containing application specific integrated circuits, or ASICs, which are chips designed for a single purpose.
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"Without a split in the circuits, the Supreme Court is less likely to take up the case," he said.
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The 2nd Circuit explicitly disagreed with the 3rd Circuit's heightened ascertainability standard, citing a "growing consensus" in the circuits.
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And that was me exploring the fundamentals of technology: the inner workings of a computer, circuits, or networking concepts.
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Obama's appointees were, in many cases, extremely liberal, ideologically driven people who dragged their circuits drastically to the left.
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This combination of bacterial sensing with low power circuits and transmitting capabilities is what makes the findings so novel.
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Then she found herself unexpectedly passionate about tinkering with circuits, planning to pursue electrical engineering any way she could.
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I am always most excited by new circuits and interfaces designed by weirdos that take some time to understand.
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He also made use of cathode coils to capture electromagnetic fields from circuits of cellulars, calculators, and so on.
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Of course, if disruptions persist, Screaming Circuits, too, might struggle to get the parts it needs to fill orders.
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A rivalry between two tournament fishing circuits has slapped the industry like a 10-pound largemouth to the face.
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This is the haut monde of motor sports — the fastest cars, the most challenging circuits, the most expensive technologies.
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The process required hiring contractors to inspect and repair relay equipment, signals, cables, track circuits and other key parts.
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Speaking of epistemological crises, you've talked about is how an asymmetry between the parties fries the circuits of journalism.
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These industries include electric vehicles, new materials, artificial intelligence, integrated circuits, biopharmacy, quantum computing, 5G mobile communications, and robotics.
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In recent decades, researchers have made extraordinary strides in understanding the workings of brain cells, neural circuits and anatomy.
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They block American companies from exporting any products with a national security purpose, from integrated circuits to gas turbines.
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If you want to get started with circuits, these kits have everything you need to for $32.99 (normally $59.99).
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When Ms. Ross entered the early stages of her audition circuits in her 20s, her hair was still transitioning.
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In Indian Relay's traditional form, one rider completes three circuits of a track, changing his mount after each loop.
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Applied Micro Circuits jumped 11.7 percent after Macom Tech said it would buy its fellow chipmaker for $770 million.
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Ferrari won at flat-out high-speed circuits Spa-Francorchamps and Monza but also at tight and twisty Singapore.
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Suncor said damage was largely isolated to a piperack adjacent to the hydrotreater, containing piping, cables, and electrical circuits.
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These waves reconfigure the wiring of the brain—rehearsing its future circuits, strengthening and loosening the connections between neurons.
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Nearly 5 million miles of low voltage distribution circuits and 60,000 stations serve large cities and remote rural areas.
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Autobahn's main attraction is a 3.56-mile track that can be subdivided into 2.1-mile and 1.5-mile circuits.
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Picture a hot chamber full of electric circuits, getting sparked with electricity from the massive energy plant surrounding it.
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Most Second Amendment cases are going to come out of two circuits—the Second Circuit and the Ninth Circuit.
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Seeing them figure out the circuits for the first time and then just charge ahead and build is so exciting.
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Koh said there were welding issues that led to contact between the positive and negative layers, resulting in short circuits.
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He is also collaborating with scientists studying various parts the brain, such as the neural circuits that underlie fear conditioning.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will extend preferential taxes for producers of integrated circuits and software companies, the cabinet said on Wednesday.
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Following Monday's announcement from the Supreme Court, both circuits' restrictions on a state's ability to limit Medicaid funding will stand.
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For the most part, such interview circuits grow a bit repetitive and rarely do they afford us anything worth celebrating.
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People spend hours each day starting at computers and smartphones, but rarely see the minuscule circuits that make them work.
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Mr Carey this week described western Europe as the "foundation" of the sport, whose participation guarantees interest from new circuits.
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But if we can figure out how to jump-start these damaged brain circuits, we can change the whole effect.
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"Before they go onto designing circuits, we need to get them to understand the basics," co-founder Nate MacDonald said.
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Increasingly, researchers view psychiatric disorders as changes in the connections between specific groups of cells, or circuits, in the brain.
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When the sound isn't right with a pair of $73 headphones, that short-circuits any further discussion of their merits.
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The company develops high-precision analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits for a broad range of innovative customers including Apple.
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The circuits may also have important non-space applications like helping reduce emissions in aircraft engines used here on Earth.
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"If you study things like computer science and electrical engineering, it's not just building circuits in your lab," she says.
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Classic circuits, […]they are bits, they are zeros and ones, and there's binary logic, ANDs, ORs, NOTs and things like.
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Hawaii Electric Light said a light dusting of ash and moisture on utility insulators could result in electrical short circuits.
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Basically the store is a treasure trove of controllers, circuits, and switches designed to help you build your own inventions.
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Children integrating greeting cards with circuits and LED lights are still coloring, cutting and creating with their own two hands.
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It appealed mainly to young children due to the mildly entertaining rides such as trams and fire engines on circuits.
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You'll explore things like building voice-automated projects, developing an Amazon Echo clone, putting together simple circuits, and tons more.
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There are several more monster truck circuits spanning the globe, bringing in fans and drivers from all over the world.
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From this they concluded that cells could, in principle, be engineered in the same way that circuits and software are.
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The class moved through a series of circuits that included squat jumps, burpees, planks, more high knees and ball tosses.
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CrossFit, for the uninitiated, is a grueling exercise program combining high-intensity cardio workouts with strength training, organized into circuits.
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DEITY plans to attract low-tech component companies including makers of printed circuit boards (PCBs), integrated circuits and analog chips.
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Logic chips are the building blocks for electronic circuits, which are used to create digital systems such as computer processors.
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It's very, very hard to stop because what your dopamine circuits are telling you is just look at one more.
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Unlike many heavies on the pro wrestling circuits, he was a soft-spoken, gentlemanly connoisseur of grand opera, especially Verdi.
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The division would also increase costs by duplicating things like the Clerk's office and staff to serve two separate circuits.
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These companies specialize in producing ASICs (application-specific integratied circuits) — chips designed specifically to mine Bitcoin and/or other cryptocurrencies.
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Finally, the objectors' briefs discounted arguments that the panel's Hyundai decision conflicts with rulings by the 3rd and 7th Circuits.
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NEW PRODUCTS Dialog is also looking to boost sales of mixed-signal integrated circuits, which can be configured by users.
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Vytautas fields teams in both the Lithuanian and Baltic leagues, with the latter the lesser competitive of the two circuits.
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But it took up far less space, allowing the team to pack more sensors, circuits, and gears onto the robot.
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We are funding neuroscience research aimed at understanding the brain's chemistry, structure, and circuits that lead to violence and compassion.
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Mounting scientific evidence has demonstrated that mental illness and substance use disorders are caused by disruptions in the neural circuits.
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It works for ladies' garments, for running shoes, for hard drives, for integrated circuits, and it will work for you.
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More than 1,000 orders related to misconduct are posted annually on the websites of the nation's 13 US judicial circuits.
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Some, like Andy Dick and Janeane Garafolo, are familiar; others are known mostly on the stand-up or improv circuits.
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In the presentation, Liu asked Assistant where she could find a particular toy brand, called Snap Circuits, for her children.
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The Snap Circuits Jr. SC-100 Electronics Discovery Kit will fill your child with knowledge about how basic electronics function.
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In 2009, faulty track circuits led to a collision between two trains that killed the train operator and eight passengers.
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His father is an electrical engineer at Innovative Circuits Engineering, a design, manufacturing and engineering services company in San Jose.
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"Of course we are listening to the players," said Kris Dent, the I.T.F.'s senior executive director for pro circuits.
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California and Arizona are in the within the 9th Circuit's jurisdiction, while New Mexico and Texas are in other circuits.
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Of all the courts in the land, plaintiffs strategically chose to seek recourse in friendly circuits with Obama-appointed judges.
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He travels the circuits of money and influence, always just a few capillaries removed from the beating heart of power.
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The matches, mostly in Spain, were part of the Futures and Challenger circuits, lower tiers of the men's pro tour.
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Her "nurses" had regular circuits to New York and California, though she shipped to all US states and Great Britain.
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Similarly, advances in integrated circuits have increased electronic capabilities while lowering the cost of everything from television sets to pacemakers.
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Our unique selves must live in some balanced state between overedited and underedited brain circuits, between overpruned and underpruned synapses.
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Changes to these molecules could disrupt the brain's circuits, which experts say may predispose someone to neurological and psychiatric diseases.
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"Allowing a single district court judge to issue a nationwide injunction against the government short circuits this process," Barr said.
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When we enjoy religious or associated experiences, like snuggling up with Mom reading the Bible, our brain's reward circuits activate.
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All it takes is tweaking one of five basic parameters and the arrays reconfigure their circuits and produce a working gait.
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Above: Kids Hour with Sphero robots Plus, there are new programs aimed at connecting business owners with entrepreneurs, called Business Circuits.
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Multiple breakers for redundant circuits would have been in place, with analytics software checking for normality and rerouting power as necessary.
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Bose creators focused on even the tiniest technical aspect, from circuits for improved sound to antenna position for maximum Bluetooth signal.
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Hell, I have a small handful of transisors on-hand myself, albeit for building circuits, not so much entire computer processors.
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Its products play a decisive role in shrinking the size of chips so as to cram ever more circuits onto them.
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This short-circuits arguments over how much additional labor is needed because you already have direct experience with the incremental costs.
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"Usually when there's a split in the circuits, that's when a case becomes ripe for a Supreme Court ruling," Mayerson said.
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Using Pratt's trainer Duffy Gaver's interview with Men's Fitness as a guide, Shalhoub aimed to complete circuits of cardio and bodybuilding.
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For the final song, "The Circuits That Cannot Be Cut," the rest of us cast off our shoes and join in.
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These cars ran circuits at a track near Baidu's AI developer conference, which is where the Apollo program news was announced.
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The series has embraced its differences, like operating on temporary street circuits built in or near the center of major cities.
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In season 1, robot rancher Peter Abernathy (Louis Hertham) finds a photo of Juliet standing in Times Square and short-circuits.
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Bitcoin and gold can both be used: for example, gold is used in electronic circuits and bitcoin is used as payment.
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Electric Paint isn't the first conductive ink out there, with other products like rollerball pens also able to draw working circuits.
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Both the FCC and the carriers supported the alternative circuits, only to be denied in a surprise ruling earlier this month.
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It's much like Formula One, but driven in all-electric vehicles on street circuits completely free of random rules and politicking.
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Such batteries already exist, but are usually small coin-sized cells that provide backup power in electrical circuits, such as computers.
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"The more we use circuits, the more the synapses grow, and the faster and more efficient [the brain] is," he says.
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Genetic circuits are equipped with dozens of genes, and include a batch of proteins capable of deciphering the information contained within.
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This is thanks to new advances in wearable integrated circuits that claim to be the fastest, thinnest, and stretchiest to date.
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The plan is to consolidate the electronic circuits into a single chip that can be mass-produced for a few dollars.
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Components will become more flexible, circuits will demand less power, and materials will make flexible devices more pleasant to interact with.
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Dialog claims market leadership in rapid-charging and configurable mixed-signal circuits that are used, for example, to power up smartphones.
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Throughout the book, you talk about the idea of "circuits" in the brain that affect how we read and process information.
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The first circuits are very basic — for decoding letters as we're learning to read — but everything we read builds upon itself.
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To be sure, there is a lot of ongoing work on this, including many successful quantum chips and photonic integrated circuits.
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Labyrinths — which aren't mazes but usually symmetrical circuits made of concentric circles — have been around for a really, really long time.
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By studying the neural circuits of these adorable rodents, the researchers have uncovered some of the mechanisms behind their social bonding.
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