Feature Sophisticated computer modeling has taken district manipulation to new extremes.
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Consequently the image, even with correction and sophisticated computer modeling, isn't perfect.
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His program can advance through testing in laboratories and with computer modeling.
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Vehicle technologies range from improved computer modeling and simulations to fuel innovations.
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Background reading: • Sophisticated computer modeling has taken district manipulation to new extremes.
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Cell testing and computer modeling are the main alternatives to animal testing.
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We didn't have drones, or use computer modeling the way we do now.
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In fact, it didn't only use experimental data; it also used computer modeling.
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But computer modeling hasn't yet become a major part of the scientific research pipeline.
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New computer modeling suggests that meteorite impacts would perfectly explain this differing rocky makeup.
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In the years since, computer modeling of the climate, though hardly perfect, has improved.
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She added that Ford regularly validated its computer modeling by road-testing its vehicles.
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Improved weather radar, satellite imagery, and more powerful computer modeling of storms have all contributed.
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The team used computer modeling simulations of hail growth to discover how hailstone growth will change.
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Using computer modeling, the researchers projected how a changing climate would affect wild Arabica in Ethiopia.
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With computer modeling, we can predict where these events are likely to occur with greater accuracy.
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Without additional information, the Coast Guard's computer modeling show no reasonable probability of success, Vlaun noted.
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The company replicates hundreds of earrings annually, using computer modeling, with prices typically starting around $200.
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"Having a virtual reconstruction allows us to do all sorts of new computer modeling," Kramer said.
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Using computer modeling software with a neural network tool, Yang began programming software of her own.
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One quick turnaround computer modeling study on Florence, released Wednesday found significant human influences on the storm.
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Their computer modeling, based on past data, demonstrated that these domes were around 50 percent ice by volume.
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Computer modeling demonstrated that this surprising result could explain water's weird density behaviors, explained Tim Wogan for PhysicsWorld.
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Scientists used modern computer modeling technology to render a representation of the full reptile using just the skull.
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Prefabricated trusses saved construction time (and therefore expense), and computer modeling controlled the shaping of materials, reducing waste.
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Meteor researchers have a pretty good sense that this year's shower will be an outburst because of computer modeling.
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And obviously this study is based upon computer modeling—we don't know for sure what early Earth was like.
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NASA satellite data is used to quantify the reduction in carbon emissions and do computer modeling to track fires.
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Combining the ALMA CO observations with computer-modeling work allowed the researchers to estimate the masses of the young exoplanets .
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Rousseaux is using satellite imagery and computer modeling to predict the current and future conditions of the world's oceanic phytoplankton.
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It trades the frozen buckets of Black Diamond's research for a computer modeling technique known as finite-element analysis (FEA).
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Mr. Lynch estimates that computer modeling has helped BP boost overall production by 3 to 5 percent in the region.
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Their computer modeling was developed and tested on alligators, with the researchers studying how each muscle contributed to the bite force.
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"The launch is to prove out that ground simulations and computer modeling are correct — or at least mostly correct," said Sanford.
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In addition to arranging your collection on the floor, she recommends mapping it out using a computer modeling program like SketchUp.
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Computer modeling shows this increase consistently, but according to Kossin, there hasn't been a clearly increasing trend in the observed data.
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So the engineers came up with smart fixes, without the benefit of modern computer modeling to figure out what was going on.
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Critics have said gerrymandering has become more extreme through the use of precise voter data and computer modeling to devise electoral maps.
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Itthipuripat's computer modeling supports this hypothesis, but more research will need to be done to confirm whether that's really what's going on.
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But, but, but: The study is based on computer modeling that takes into account prescribed, but imperfect, scenarios of greenhouse gas emissions.
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They used computer modeling to get an idea of what global drought patterns they should expect to see in a warming world.
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The study is the first to use computer modeling that accurately accounts for a disconnect that had puzzled many glaciologists for years.
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"So much architecture these days is devised via computer modeling that doesn't express weight but gives you planes in space," Aravena adds.
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It's not totally off-base, if you think about the fact that the Pennsylvania Dutch didn't have computer modeling a hundred years ago.
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The scientists from UCLA overcame these challenges to find the "ghost" of the hominin tribe by using computer modeling techniques on modern DNA.
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Cell testing and computer modeling, they say, often only paint a small picture of the harmful effects substances could have on the public.
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The big problem is that computer modeling of hypersonics is really hard when the individual elements start becoming recursive and, therefore, computationally very demanding.
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Computer modeling can more precisely estimate the strength and durability of different materials, like laminated timber and reinforced concrete, said London architect Simon Goode.
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Computer modeling is far from perfect and each building is unique — buildings with tall ground floors or irregular shapes can be even more vulnerable.
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Although geoengineering is not yet being deployed in the real world, past computer modeling studies have suggested it could produce unintended effects like droughts.
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Scientists have, yes, thought about it, including attempting computer modeling of some options that are so wild, they sound like they're out of the movies.
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In a paper, the researchers lay out some key challenges facing computer modeling: reconstructing a scene from a video is difficult for computers to do.
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The delisting started six years after the service first suggested that the species has recovered and after computer modeling showed the population will be stable.
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Using computer modeling to try to answer such questions seems like an obvious tactic, because variables like pricing can be changed to explore potential effects.
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Using those X-ray results, the researchers used computer modeling to simulate to the arrangement of silicate molecules under different amounts of pressure and temperature.
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"Well I'd like to see some concrete steps, more than just a cessation of testing because you can still do computer modeling," he told CBS.
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Ford said in February that it was investigating employee concerns about the company's computer-modeling methods and calculations used to measure fuel economy and emissions.
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He had helped to pioneer computer modeling of the climate, and the results predicted further warming if people kept pouring greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Computer modeling by the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) shows that more than 100,000 refugees will be threatened by landslides and floods in the coming monsoons.
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The computer modeling and trend analysis to immediately tailor 18 years of perfectly fitting clothes upon birth takes a team of designers, engineers, consultants, and paleontologists.
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Computer modeling by the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) shows that more than 100,000 refugees will be threatened by landslides and floods in the coming monsoon.
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CSX's Tucker said the railroad's crews are fully qualified to operate longer trains and CSX uses computer modeling before running longer trains on a new route.
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Following the production of CCN we'd then need to be able to predict, through computer modeling, how small droplets will form into rain and eventually fall.
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While computer modeling is a good option in place of practical experiments, it also means that this kind of mission is far from a sure thing.
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So Zhu used these two animals to base the head on, making it low-poly, too, as a nod to the aesthetic of 3D computer modeling.
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Bolstering the case: Shortly before this new research came out, a separate study was published that used computer modeling to project possible changes in tropical cyclones.
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In a study published Wednesday in The Condor: Ornithological Applications, Dr. Hauber and his colleagues used computer modeling to predict where you might spot them next.
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He has also used computer modeling technology to print a gold ring for a couple whose names morph from one to the other around the band.
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Across Warburton Avenue, recent graduates of nearby Sarah Lawrence College gathered in a new art gallery, using computer modeling to design bike racks for the city.
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But other computer modeling studies have put the risk for the general population of pregnant women who are infected in the first trimester at about 1 percent.
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We know this because of computer modeling — in fact, the models that showed how nuclear war would transform our planet were later adapted to show pollution's effects.
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Computer modeling by the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) has shown that more than 100,000 refugees will be threatened by landslides and floods in the coming monsoon.
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Markus Covert of Stanford will lead a group using computer modeling to study the tens of thousands of cells that interact as Salmonella infects white blood cells.
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The National Science Foundation, meanwhile, funded a group of philosophers working on computer modeling of how AVs could respond to different scenarios, depending on their ethical coding.
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Since we can't actually visit the mantle or core of the earth, computer modeling is necessary in order to understand the composition of particles in the regions.
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Like all other geoengineering studies, this one was done through computer modeling (no outdoor experiments have been conducted yet, though Dr. Keith and others have proposed some).
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"For the study, Vitousek and his colleagues used a computer modeling system called CoSMoS-COAST, which stands for "Coastal Storm Modeling System—Coastal One-line Assimilated Simulation Tool.
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He said the U.S. government spreads out computer modeling groups at various agencies and cabinet departments, which can make it difficult to make significant improvements in one area.
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Promulgating a deal — not a compromise — through the industry's computer modeling would allow Pelosi to maintain her stance that a structure at the border is unnecessary and immoral.
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The study relies on computer modeling that incorporates two large past volcanic eruptions — El Chichón in 1982 and Mount Pinatubo in 1991 — as an analog to SRM plans.
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She found that sophisticated computer modeling has taken district manipulation to new extremes, and to fix it, the courts might have to learn to do the math themselves.
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In March of this year, EPA entered an agreement with manufacturers to help it regulate silicone materials called "siloxanes" based on real-life field tests, not computer modeling.
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It is a unique computer modeling program that lets the organization project characteristics such as financial, health and disability status of the U.S. population for the next 75 years.
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The suit also lays out the case that the Clack study harmed Jacobson's career by alleging that he and his coauthors at Stanford had committed basic computer modeling errors.
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They then used a "detection and attribution" approach using computer modeling combined with statistical techniques and observations to determine what causes of climate change best align with observed changes.
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Kagan also warned that gerrymandering will keep getting more extreme as the technology behind it advances, citing the advanced computer modeling that helped produce North Carolina's GOP-advantaged map.
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Shoichet and his colleagues took advantage of computer modeling to test more than 3 million known chemicals against the structure of human cell receptors that are activated by morphine.
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One room, known as "The Cave," integrates existing and future modes of transport into its computer modeling, testing exactly how Dubai's transport network will cope with increasingly diverse demands.
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But this computer modeling isn't just conversational fodder for the next time you're geeking out over whiskey—there are could be some pretty practical implications for the spirits industry.
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Stronger concrete, faster, more efficient elevators and sophisticated computer modeling have allowed developers to build taller and skinnier on sites that used to require much wider bases, he said.
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Right now, scientists will rely on computer modeling based on the planet's size and the type of star it's orbiting to make predictions about its composition and potential geography.
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Computer modeling showed a thin ice pack at the end of last winter, the NSIDC said, and ocean water temperatures were high toward the end of this summer, as well.
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And second, that these creatures went on to create scientific tools like DNA analysis and computer modeling, first introduced only decades ago, that allow them to retrace their evolutionary trail.
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The new report, which was produced using computer modeling, uses a different starting point for its forecast that includes the recent declines in solar prices and increased access to electric vehicles.
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The researchers used computer modeling to come up with a variant of this shape for their capsule, which allows it to reorient itself even in the dynamic environment of the stomach.
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Many of the craters predicted in the models have seemingly been erased The results of the computer modeling, published today in the journal Nature Communications, confirm that Ceres is rather unique.
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An alarming new report relying on improved computer modeling warned that the West Antarctic ice sheet could melt rapidly, possibly raising sea levels three feet by the end of the century.
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The Wests say they confirmed through computer modeling that some tweaks to the stone's shape would make it better reflect light and pump up its pink hue — and that price-tag.
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North Sails used synthetic materials like Dacron to make lighter, more resilient sails; embraced computer modeling to create more efficient sail shapes; and in time became a leader in the industry.
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So-called "in silico" computer modeling has long been touted as a potential tool for discovering and testing out new drugs, as well as better understanding conditions like cancer and genetic disorders.
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Using computer modeling, the researchers then estimated that giving isoxazoline drugs to about a third of people living in areas prone to outbreaks of Zika could prevent up to 97% of infections.
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Now, the hypothesis that there were impacts has gotten a boost from a computer modeling study, which estimates how much additional radiation life on Earth was dosed with following the cosmic fireworks.
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Computer modeling indicates that somewhere between one to three million of Duke Energy's customers will lose power, some for brief periods and others for weeks because of coastal flooding, Mr. Nissan said.
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But in 2016, a computer expert hired by the plaintiffs in the second lawsuit found, on another hard drive, spreadsheets that used a powerful new gerrymandering tool, based on sophisticated computer modeling.
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According to the Department of Commerce's shutdown plan, "most research activities" at the National Institute of Standards and Technology and NOAA shut down except computer modeling for hurricanes and for flight planning.
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In car-chase movies of the 1970s and '80s, it involved fearless stunt drivers, computer modeling, and even catapults—not to mention scores of wrecked vehicles and more than a few compressed vertebrae.
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Computer modeling suggested the tsunami was sparked by an earthquake in the Manila Trench, a seismically active 5,400 meter (17,700 foot) deep depression off the coast of Luzon and Mindoro in the Philippines.
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Temperatures have been rising, and theory and computer modeling suggest an increase in storm intensity in a warmer world, "and the models generally show an increase in the number of very intense" storms.
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Using animal models and computer modeling, Goldstein and his partners were able to see progression of the disease, finding that as tau built up, it began to work its way through the brain.
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Six senior company officials from Danish-based companies involved in the trade interviewed by Reuters all saw European power trading becoming so complex that only computer modeling, coupled with human traders, could tackle it.
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The other is to make sure that the worst-case scenario of climate change doesn't happen, because I've seen what that looks like in the computer modeling, and we don't want to go there.
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To better understand the plant, the FDA conducted computer modeling that predicted that many of the chemical compounds found in kratom bind to the same receptors as narcotic drugs such as oxycodone and hydrocodone.
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Critics have said partisan gerrymandering is becoming more extreme with the use of precision computer modeling to the point that it has begun to warp democracy in certain states by subverting the will of voters.
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Bevin pointed out that the paper partially relied on computer modeling, so even though the scientists are using on the best available models, there are other possibilities as to the source of the bright flash.
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A computer modeling experiment suggests that we can use a spacecraft to create a magnetic field around Mars, shielding it from the solar wind that's stripping its thin atmosphere away, oxygen ion by oxygen ion.
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A new report relying on improved computer modeling warns that the West Antarctic ice sheet could melt rapidly, possibly raising sea levels three feet by the end of the century and flooding coastal cities worldwide.
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They assumed that North Korea would need about as much time to solve the rocket science as other nations did during the Cold War, underestimating its access to both advanced computer modeling and foreign expertise.
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In 2017, a team led by François Costard, a planetary geomorphologist at the French National Center for Scientific Research, used computer modeling to reproduce the mega-tsunamis most likely to have created those thumbprint terrains.
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In 2017, a team led by François Costard, a planetary geomorphologist at the French National Center for Scientific Research, used computer modeling to reproduce the mega-tsunamis most likely to have created those thumbprint terrains.
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Legislators in some states have used precise voter data and computer modeling to craft electoral maps that systematically maximize the clout of voters who support the party in power and marginalize those who do not.
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Let the eleventh Doctor Who, Matt Smith, demonstrate:That's the big-picture explanation, but physicists have been arguing for decades about precisely what's going on at the small scale, because experiments and computer modeling studies haven't agreed.
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"With the concept now proven to work, we can move on to look at computer modeling of the vocal tract," explained study co-author John Schofield, an archaeologist at the University of York, in an email.
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The predictive livestock early warning system, developed together with Texas A and M University, shows how much forage will be available in Kenya up to May 2017, using computer modeling of water flows and vegetation growth.
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Researchers from the Search for Extra-terrestrial Intelligence Institute (SETI) used data collected by NASA's Cassini mission and computer modeling to analyze the orbits of Saturn's moons in order to figure out when the satellites were born.
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Not so easy for a creature that went extinct 66 million years ago, but that's exactly what a team of Florida State University paleontologists has now done, using a combination of fossils, 3D reconstructions, and computer modeling.
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While most of these neurons were mapped by computer modeling, which was able to check the consistency of neural connections, when an anomaly was found it was up to the researchers to correct the error by hand.
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The researchers used computer modeling based on observations of other ultra-hot Jupiters and realized that the planet might get so hot on its day side that the water vapor breaks apart into its components, oxygen and hydrogen.
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Scientists at NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York took computer modeling that has predicted future climate change on Earth and applied it to Venus with the hopes of revealing what the young planet was like.
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"What we spent most of the last year doing has been trying to do a combination of computer modeling and looking at the real objects in the solar system and really pinpoint where it is," Brown told Gizmodo.
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PZM21 rose to the surface after scientists used computer modeling to test more than 3 million known chemical compounds, narrowing it down to the most promising one and chemically tweaking it to ensure it hit specific opioid receptors.
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Researchers draw from studies of how people move, observations of real-life tragedies, and computer modeling in order to determine how people behave in crowds: how they get stuck, trampled, or endanger others in their attempts to escape.
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"We are disappointed the EPA places so much trust on computer modeling and predictive capabilities when real-world monitoring shows no evidence of concern after seven years of safe use," said Peter Coody, Bayer vice president of environmental safety.
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Luis Escudero, a developmental biologist at the University of Seville in Spain and co-author on the work, told Gizmodo that it was difficult to define what the new shape actually looked in the early stages of computer modeling.
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Click here to view original GIFBy combining archaeology with 3D computer modeling, European researchers have digitally reconstructed a house in Pompeii, showing how lavish and colorful these structures truly were before they were destroyed by a catastrophic volcanic eruption.
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"My engineers and technologists and scientists were able to continue with their computer modeling on a relatively limited budget, [and] those months that were spent on those modeling endeavors have led to very significant advancements in our technology," he said.
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Theories about Stradivari's "secret" abound, and many of the surviving instruments have been subjected to CT scanning, infrared and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, computer modeling, and acoustic vibrational studies—all in a quest to recreate the magic of that distinctive sound.
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So, the increasing wave height trend — based on a combination of satellite, ocean buoy, and computer modeling information — is not nearly as prominent as the rise in global average surface temperatures, which have been on an unambiguous upward course for decades.
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With high-tech drills, ROVs and submersibles, pressurized collection tubes, the latest DNA technology and computer modeling, the researchers have explored volcanoes, diamond mines, deep-sea hot springs, underwater mud volcanoes and other extreme sites beneath our oceans and continents.
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Similarly, by using computer modeling to test informal and formal negotiations, we can determine most likely outcomes, potential coalitions of actors, key influencers, potential areas of give and take, and most likely pathways to outcomes that support U.S. goals and objectives.
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It's a pretty basic system – there's probably ample opportunity to create some sort of basic stop-motion or computer modeling, but it's a fun attempt by Hasbro to bring its beloved brand into the 21st century without abandoning the product in the process.
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As the Post points out, some of these cuts may not be legally permissible considering Trump signed a bill into law in April that requires NOAA to come up with a plan to regain its leadership position in computer modeling and weather forecasting.
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While he was an expert on computer modeling and wrote or contributed to a dozen books, including "The Aggressive Conservative Investor" (2008), Professor Shubik explained in 1981 that it was impossible to predict any relationship between the economy and the stock market.
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Such findings, based on real-world farm data, refute the presumption that renewable fuels are inherently carbon neutral, a myth that bolstered initial support for the RFS and underpinned the computer modeling used to claim that corn ethanol is good for the environment.
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While it is known that solar radiation management can cool the atmosphere, fears that field research would look too much like deployment have so far limited research pretty much to computer modeling of its effects and small-scale experiments in the lab.
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"We are disappointed the EPA places so much trust on computer modeling and predictive capabilities when real-world monitoring shows no evidence of concern after seven years of safe use," Peter Coody, Bayer's vice president of environmental safety, said in a statement.
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Wheeler said the agency will provide $4.25 million in grant funding to five universities, Johns Hopkins University, Vanderbilt University, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Oregon State University and University of California Riverside, to research alternative test methods, like computer modeling and invitro testing.
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"We like to think our project fascinating because it's marrying together two skillsets that you normally don't get to have together like a climate scientist that uses high-end computer modeling that is dependent on a historian in an archive reading old handwriting," Walker said.
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In recent years, as a part of a global movement to replace, reduce, and refine the use of animals in research, scientists have started to create their own computer modeling programs to take the place of animals, a method also known as "in silico" testing.
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Computer modeling by the British oil company BP, which withdrew in 2016 from its plan to drill in the Bight, projected that an accident similar to the Deepwater Horizon blowout in 2010 could cause environmental damage along a wide stretch of the southern Australian coastline.
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We're told that after Mayor John Lindsay initiated a city partnership with the RAND Corporation in 1967, computer modeling intended to make firefighting more efficient somehow resulted in high-fire, poor neighborhoods' losing fire companies while low-fire neighborhoods stayed the same or gained.
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Mr. Gediman said that a geologist had inspected the face of El Capitan in a helicopter during the afternoon and that more scientists were working into the evening, using lidar scanning technology and computer modeling, to determine the size of the rockfall and how it broke away.
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The 19th-century designers would have used an eight-step process to create the wallpaper, first painting it before applying various layers of the metallic stencil work; Herzog & de Meuron replicated the pattern in a more time-efficient way, using computer modeling to apply the graphic print.
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With the smell of a fresh meadow in the air, it became clear that Gallery Fumi was showing something different, an antidote to the hard edges of industrial design and the computer modeling and mechanized fabrication that had, at the time, begun creating distance between artists and their work.
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The study, which was based on computer modeling and published this month in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, looked at adding iron to the oceans as a sort of fertilizer for phytoplankton, the tiny plants and algae that can absorb planet-warming carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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Stronger concrete, faster and more efficient elevators, and sophisticated computer modeling have allowed developers to build taller and skinnier on sites that used to require much wider bases, according to Stephen V. DeSimone, the chief executive of DeSimone Consulting Engineers, who has worked on a number of new supertall buildings.
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In some cases, only about 20183 miles will separate areas that pick up about 3 to 6 inches from areas that get socked with 8 to 12 inches or more, which is an astoundingly sharp gradient that is pushing computer modeling to its limits to help forecasters anticipate where the line will fall.
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They may develop weather or climate forecasts using computer modeling, measure temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, wind speed, dew point, and other properties of the atmosphere, create new instruments to help with their research, issue warnings about severe weather, or advice clients on risks or opportunities caused by weather events and climate change.
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Using a combination of CT scanning and computer modeling to map and visualize its shape, researchers were able to accurately reconstruct Avicranium's skull, revealing a head that looked like it belonged on an animal nowhere near Avicranium's branch of the Tree of Life, and that wouldn't exist for tens of millions of years.
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While American Magic and INEOS Team UK have both shown off mini prototype versions of the futuristic 75 foot yachts which will do battle off the coast of Auckland in three years time, America's Cup defender Emirates Team New Zealand has opted to use computer modeling and onshore testing to hone its design.
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Jay W. Forrester, an electrical engineer whose insights into both computing and organizations more than 19463 years ago gave rise to a field of computer modeling that examines the behavior of things as specific as a corporation and as broad as global growth, died on Wednesday at his home in Concord, Mass.
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Revolving around an extraordinary 2014 wedding dress by Chanel's Karl Lagerfeld, with a royal, 20-foot-long train, spaces are organized by traditional haute couture métiers—like embroidery, featherwork, pleating, and lacework—showcasing outfits created by hand together with those utilizing latter day methods like 3-D printing, computer modeling, laser cutting, and ultrasonic welding.
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Paice claims on its website that it shared with Volkswagen its patented hybrid technology, including computer modeling and control algorithms with Volkswagen from 2001 to 2004 in a "But after learning everything it needed from Paice, VW abruptly ended the collaboration and never licensed Paice's technology," the company said, adding that the automaker shifted its efforts to develop diesel technology instead.
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If there were any doubt about the impact of climate change on the frequency and intensity of what scientists generally call "cyclones" — known in Asia as typhoons and in the North Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico as hurricanes — that doubt is easily resolved by simply looking at some of their detailed research, using real-life hurricanes and vastly complex computer modeling.
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By 2014, a number of scientists had concluded that an irreversible collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet had already begun, and computer modeling in 2016 indicated that its disintegration in concert with other melting could raise sea levels up to six feet by 2100, about twice the increase described as a possible worst-case scenario just three years earlier.
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For Boeing's proposed twin-aisle jetliner, known internally as NMA, Boeing's Test & Evaluation group is developing the technology to replace costly and labor intensive physical safety tests used for decades - such as using machines to bend the wings to extreme angles and shaking the fuselage until it cracks - with computer modeling, according to three people with knowledge of the matter, including an FAA official.
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It has four repeating chemical bases—known as A, T, G, and C—that are complementary, so A always pairs with T, and G always pairs with C. To create his special shapes, Rothemund folded a single long strand of DNA back and forth into whatever shape or pattern he desired (determined beforehand with computer modeling), then stuck it all together at strategic points with "staples" comprised of shorter DNA strands.
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