The transmitter converts electrical energy into a time-varying electromagnetic field; the receiver converts it back into electricity.
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They use the religious freedom in the West, for example, to seek converts to Islam, while condemning converts from Islam to another religion as "apostates" who deserve death.
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Instead, he converts his guilt into something better — energy.
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The point is, deep inside this clump of amino acid chains, light converts to mechanical motion, which converts to a neuroelectrical signal, which in the brain becomes a conscious apprehension of color.
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When the nitrogen vacancy center detects radio waves, it converts them into red light that is channeled through a photodiode (the transducer in this case) that converts the light into an electrical current.
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Since mentioning TrustedHousesitters to this couple, they're now TrustedHousesitters converts.
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It quickly converts into a tabletop tripod with included legs.
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Another office that converts into a medical facility when necessary.
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It's thin, light, really fast, and converts into a tablet.
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Still, the retired home secretaries' chorus has won some converts.
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After testing more than a dozen formulations, we're officially converts.
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Beets contain nitrates, which your body converts into nitric oxide.
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All of this was in the service of winning converts.
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The process converts the plastic into carbon dioxide and water.
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Each side is spending millions of dollars to win converts.
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Twitter automatically converts such valid links into blue, clickable text.
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Hate converts a sense of helplessness into one of action.
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Then, the machine converts the sound waves into an image.
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During the fermentation process, yeast converts the sugar into alcohol.
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Essentially you've got two physical coils, one which converts energy into an electromagnetic field that can travel wirelessly, and one which converts that floating field back into energy again—the two coils form a transformer.
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Iris Scope, meanwhile, converts panoramic images into VR experiences for smartphones.
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An overhead LED screen converts human movements into colorful geometric animations.
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To compare, nuclear fusion converts about 0.7% of mass into energy.
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The blood in her eyes is the need she converts into
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The processing service converts each type of coin for a fee.
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Pavegen converts the kinetic energy generated from footsteps into renewable electricity.
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One reason Gagliardi might not have been eager to court converts?
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If they miss this requirement, the grant converts to a loan.
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Instead, the court fined McGregor €1,000 ... which converts to roughly $1,116.
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Graphene, however, converts light into electricity and it's not toxic either.
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Paint makers were willing converts to the cause, says Mr Gottesfeld.
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The asset class is also winning converts away from private equity.
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In basic terms, a fuel cell converts chemical energy into electricity.
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But together, and with this chewy dough, you've got some converts.
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Some recent converts to plea bargains have adopted them with vim.
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Allianz then converts Flock's data-driven risk scores into a price.
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So not just equity but debt, converts, all kinds of stuff.
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Most of these new converts regard their purchases as financial investments.
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The system then converts the code to run the AI locally.
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There aren't that many other converts near to where I live.
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It even conveniently converts the jacket into a compact travel pillow.
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When a kid gets older, it converts into a booster seat.
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Among the converts are South Africa, France, Nigeria and the Netherlands.
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" When he started winning converts, he thought to himself, "I'm Malcolm.
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The new bulb converts 6.6 percent of the electricity into light.
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Solar PV is a technology that converts sunlight into electrical energy.
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Nearly a quarter of U.S. Muslims are converts, mostly African American.
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I've boughtOofosfor a few different family members and they're all converts.
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The abnormal prion converts a healthy one, creating two abnormal ones.
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Looks like a pack of Dodgers converts if you ask me.
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After that, the balance typically converts to a fixed-rate loan.
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Bureaucrats steeped in austere Wahhabism draw converts in government prayer halls.
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American missionaries to the empire first tried to win Christian converts.
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Mr. Trump has been hunting for Democrats without any certain converts.
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"I'm looking for converts rather than for traitors," Mr. McIntyre said.
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Facing a dicey downhill breaker, he converts another safe two putt.
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Converts 1.3 billion euros mandatory convertible bond into new ordinary shares.
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The "22019G Home" converts Verizon's 5G signal to into Wi-Fi.
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Another step, known as reverse transcription, converts the RNA to DNA.
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A bar room with a fireplace converts to a small cinema room.
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The condition around a black hole converts 10% of mass into energy.
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Instead of converting numbers into pictures, the processor converts pictures into numbers.
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"These are converts who want not a revolution but 'romance,'" she concluded.
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It converts from a backpack to a pannier in about a minute.
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Elenson's project started in 2007, and currently has more than 6,000 converts.
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The president's brother, a Billy Carter-type figure, briefly converts to Islam.
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Yet Mr Raphael and his fellow craft-beer evangelists are winning converts.
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Even so, don't expect too many sudden converts to the value religion.
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Its price converts to just over $200 USD, which sounds about right.
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They were also converts but kept their ties with their pagan families.
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The Photos app also converts star ratings and flags into searchable keywords.
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Unfortunately absent from the app is OCR – which converts handwriting to text.
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The first round of these converts the silicon metal into two compounds.
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And dodged a tribe of that converts the living into bloody nubs.
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Because ICE nomenclature is how one converts customers to EV. 🤔 pic.twitter.
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It lets you draw letters, which the OS converts into real worlds.
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Communists and fascists fought each other for converts and for political power.
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Next, we tasted the Hebrew National hot dogs and had some converts.
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Some fear that the fan itself converts oxygen molecules into carbon dioxide.
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In the end, Trump's race hustle isn't netting him any new converts.
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Giuliani, like the President, is not seeking converts but comforting the converted.
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I hope they are successful, as I am one of the converts.
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The reformer converts refining byproducts into octane-boosting components blended with gasoline.
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Social network for athletes converts to social network for your neighborhood, essentially.
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"Provocation for provocation's sake will never win you any converts," Hatch said.
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The arguments are interesting, but he didn't win a lot of converts.
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At the end of the day, we're trying to find new converts.
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Young converts often lived together in cheap crowded rooms, former members said.
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Dating, or any distraction from the goal of winning converts, was discouraged.
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While they were not observant Jews, they had always frowned on converts.
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The Thule Chasm converts into a backpack, making it easy to haul.
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Let's hope a critical mass of those watching skeptically become new converts.
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It is that poor leadership converts moderate economic shocks into a crisis.
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As John Carmack likes to say, virtual reality makes converts on contact.
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More than 250 new converts accepted Christ into their hearts that night.
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But neither of these bases converts the charitable operations into covered enterprises.
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It may take time, but the spice could still win converts here.
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Recall the early church's resolution of whether converts needed to be circumcised.
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Sometimes they're just people who somehow missed the boat, or they're converts.
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Cuban converts interviewed by Hispan TV are circumspect about the center's goals.
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The necklace converts into earrings, a ring, a brooch and hair pins.
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And once a publicly traded partnership converts, it cannot easily go back.
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But Mr. Trump's brand of scapegoating demagogy, which Mr. Ryan as speaker has done nothing but enable, is a turbocharged Democratic turnout machine that converts swing districts into Democratic seats and converts enormous Republican advantages into razor's edge contests.
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Today, most commercially available consumer device chargers, like all those toothbrush or cellphone charging pads, use inductive coupling: One coil of wire (the transmitter) converts electricity into a magnetic field, and another (the receiver) converts it back into electricity.
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The bacteria produces an enzyme that converts the urea into carbonate and ammonia.
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Relax non-Apple converts, there are still plenty of deals available for you.
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Few were raised in very religious households and many, like Masood, were converts.
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The Credit Suisse team converts the world's wealth into dollars at market rates.
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Why doesn't Dota recruit more long-term converts with its annual grand event?
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The camera converts the iPhone into a real-time 360-degree camera viewfinder.
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When you call someone, your phone converts your voice into an electrical signal.
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Now, if he's changed, we're always looking for converts into the conservative movement.
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The Domain Name System (DNS) is what converts domain names into IP addresses.
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This converts your feed to another users' (who, presumably, has opposing political views).
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It is piped into huge vats, where bacteria converts it to natural gas.
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Now whether nor not that converts to policy, you know, I don't know.
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If the shares are about $359.87, then Tesla's debt converts into Tesla shares.
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What troubles do new converts run into with their faith as they acculturate?
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The reformer converts low-octane naphthas into octane-boosting components blended into gasoline.
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VoiceBase is a relatively new transcription site that converts audio into written transcripts.
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In reality, the company is not revealing any hard numbers for thread converts.
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The second mode converts the bag into a messenger with a detachable strap.
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"They mostly use people who are new Muslims, who are converts," he said.
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Verizon's 5G Home router converts 5G signal into Wi-Fi for customers' homes.
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People in this camp will remain interesting, as converts and apostates often are.
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Microsoft's Bing Translator page converts chunks of pasted text from a site, too.
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Critics, though impressed by the general's speech, believed Westmoreland had won no converts.
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The plant, in the country's far west, converts coal to synthetic natural gas.
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Office opinions are divided, but Popeyes certainly has more than a few converts.
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Now you see it The entire office converts to sleeping quarters for eight.
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The camera converts infrared energy into an electronic signal to create moving pictures.
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The system converts solar energy into hydrogen fuel with an efficiency of 22%.
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But how long will that last, and how many converts can it win?
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I've bought OOfos for a few different family members and they're all converts.
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S.Cafe became the world's first mill that converts leftover coffee grounds to fabric.
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Converts tend to think that the dangers that are clear to them now must
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That was the start of Appolition, which converts users' spare change into bail money.
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Fission reactions in the core generate heat, which the device converts into electrical energy.
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We're also recent converts of the gladiator sandal revival, also courtesy of Zara studio.
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The firm converts spoken questions into text so it's easier to use in search.
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The site converts animated GIF files uploaded directly to its pages to static images.
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It's essentially a slightly smaller and lighter XPS 13 that converts into a tablet.
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They have ruled that female converts to Islam can keep their non-Muslim husbands.
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About 17 percent of them were female and 23 percent were converts to Islam.
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It also converts about 2000 million tons of matter to energy as a byproduct.
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Erstwhile nuclear converts such as Japan and Germany have been phasing out nuclear plants.
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He is telling fabulous tales and winning new converts to his cult every day.
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Officials said they hoped to counter the top players' absence by winning over converts.
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It converts the federal Medicaid subsidy to a block grant with fixed payment amounts.
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A new app from the internet's favorite called "Giphy Says" converts words into gifs.
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Investors now want firm evidence that improving business confidence converts into a strengthening economy.
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Do you, in your activism, encounter a lot of regretful Leavers, or Remain converts?
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The loss of their Palestinian, Syrian or Iraqi homelands makes Jordan's refugees ready converts.
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In a Rabat suburb, the couple live in an apartment-turned-church receiving converts.
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The VRHCR converts heavy oil into more expensive and cleaner fuel such as gasoline.
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What makes the stuff really interesting is how it converts electricity into mechanical work.
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NEITHER old admirers nor recent converts can seem to get enough of J.M.W. Turner.
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Of course many converts to Trumpism were motivated simply by expediency, ambition, power worship.
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But with the help and financial backing of influential unions, the campaign won converts.
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Mills delves into the devastating numbers and then converts them into chaotically beautiful cartographies.
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Among those in prison for extremist activities, "there are many converts," Ms. Messaoud said.
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Following the scheduled amortisation maturity date, class A20163 converts to a pass-through bond.
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Flip a button, however, and it converts to a digital sketching/note-taking surface.
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The shogunate invites the Japanese converts to avoid torture by stepping on the fumie.
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His inclusion in the national squad, the Pharaohs, has made converts of us all.
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When you eat, your body converts the extra calories you've consumed into these fats.
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On cue... No surprise, Volgograd Arena absolutely explodes as Ferjani Sassi converts the penalty.
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When the crane lifts, the system converts the momentum of the rotors to electricity.
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The market's humbling of the bears has pulled many converts into the bullish crowd.
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I prefer old Communists, old liberals, and old conservatives to the newly minted converts.
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In much the same way that Huysmans converted to Catholicism, François converts to Islam.
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Next to it is the dining and living area which converts into the bedroom.
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It executes three- and four-thread stitches and easily converts to a rolled hem.
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And it's harder still to create an algorithm that converts mathematical operations to binary ones.
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It attracted numerous converts and ensconced Islam in black America as a religion of liberation.
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Yet rather than try to win converts, the two sides mostly ignored each other, politely.
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A digital camera sensor absorbs rays of light and converts them into an electrical signal.
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Every Halloween, Ryan Scott Miller converts his son Jeremy's wheelchair into an amazing mobile costume.
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Flyering is a way for their new converts to show their commitment while staying anonymous.
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Uranium is a radioactive element that converts into lead over a long period of time.
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That firm converts the yuan back to dollars at a better rate, booking a profit.
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Iran's Persian Gulf Star Refinery converts light crude, known as condensate, into gasoline and naphtha.
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The startup then converts the amount and transfers your money to the other account abroad.
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The Dreamdream View is still a gamer play that will not inspire Google hardware converts.
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The change converts tax-deductible interest payments employed by the schemes into taxable stock dividends.
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SearchInk's Handwritten Text Recognition (HTR) technology converts any handwritten text into a machine-readable format.
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Oxygen is required in a process that converts an amino acid called tryptophan to serotonin.
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Some converts say it's like that, but it's been the other way around for me.
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Young converts have sometimes been impressed by the camaraderie they observe in Muslim student groups.
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But more importantly, it converts that data into informed advice, an essential component to education.
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The collected electricity drives a heat pump, which converts the electrical energy into thermal energy.
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Other Storm fans started off as Sonics fans, but became converts to the women's game.
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MbS has launched a "citizens' income" program that converts in-kind energy benefits to cash.
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"[I] never thought that the PVV would become a breeding ground for converts," he wrote.
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But when the adoption is called off, he converts the nursery into a man cave.
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He says converts often come in waves, and the demographics are veering towards younger preppers.
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On YouTube, this converts into clicks and money, fuelling the continuation of the drama machine.
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" Camp, she wrote, "sees everything in quotation marks"; it "converts the serious into the frivolous.
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Red Wine In the end, all wine converts into sugar, which isn't good for you.
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He converts, and just like that Spain's World Cup somehow manages to get even worse.
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" Eleanor Henderson on "Defending Conservatism, and Seeking Converts" Cinlong Huang on "Meet Iceland's Whaling Magnate.
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Popular culture is also shining a new light on black veganism and bringing more converts.
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The troubled app is CamScanner, a program that scans files and converts them into PDFs.
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Todd Hitchcock, Bethel's pastor, wept on stage at the possibility of desperately-needed new converts.
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Even outside his leadership of Jamaah Ansharut Daulah, Mr. Oepriarto was good at gaining converts.
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Lamb ran far ahead of Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama because he sought out converts.
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She converts it into a PDF on her phone, then emails it to his editors.
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Speech-to-text. This recording mode converts what you say into text on the fly.
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Curaleaf will raise the equity through a private placement that converts to a public company.
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His most significant invention was the crankshaft, a device which converts rotation into linear movement.
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It still converts ObamaCare's subsidies and Medicaid expansion dollars into a block grant for states.
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A biosensor is an analytical device that converts a biological response into an electrical signal.
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The energy of these highly energetic cosmic rays converts into an array of subatomic particles.
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This argument has produced few converts, as Pascal would not have been surprised to learn.
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Conservative Catholics have criticized the pope's opposition to organized or aggressive recruiting of potential converts.
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But even those converts apparently aren't enough to inject life into the iPhone XR's sales numbers.
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Soriano is a bit of a honey and bee pollen evangelist, eager to make new converts.
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But inside the sweater's hood is an inflatable balloon that converts into a comfortable, flexible pillow.
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Swipezy, which converts old Word and PDF documents into useful digital formats, is his fourth startup.
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Luckier still, it's all available for streaming now, and waiting for new converts to dive in.
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It converts the cryptocurrency to U.S. dollars, then transfer those dollars to the state of Ohio.
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Inside, sleep-deprived passengers will find a plush chair that converts into a bed for naps.
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We made a browser extension that converts Trump's Tweets into their rightful state: a child's scribble.
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In Britain, converts make up less than 4% of Muslims but 12% of home-grown jihadists.
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In Nigeria, for instance, Pentecostal Christian preachers fight for converts by offering protection from child witches.
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Essentially, it's a motorized window that converts into an all-glass balcony in under a minute.
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Revolut first converts the money with its forex feature and then lets you spend your money.
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Gas falls toward them, heating as it descends, and some of its mass converts into energy.
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Supernova converts designs into production-ready code that follows best practices so it's easy to update.
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By the end, eight out of ten will leave but the last two will become converts.
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However, it easily converts into a tablet running Android 8.1 Oreo when detached from the dock.
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You're not going to win over converts during realignment if you've been pillorying their first choice.
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The rising conservative drumbeat to discredit the investigation and the investigators is gaining GOP converts. Sen.
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PredictIt, a project of New Zealand's Victoria University of Wellington, converts those probabilities into U.S. cents.
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The diehard users and the more recent converts have something new to play with on Snapchat.
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A fuel cell generates power from gas, hydrogen or other fuels and converts it to electricity.
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You see, there's software disabled people can download to their computer which converts text into audio.
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Starting with the latter, Coinbase automatically converts crypto to fiat currency when you make a purchase.
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Garcia says that he converts at least one new person a day into a rum lover.
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Burning natural gas converts methane into carbon dioxide, but in lower quantities than in alternative fuels.
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The accompanying video shows the mechanics of a 1 <– 2 machine that converts numbers into binary.
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Like many converts, Mr. Melcher, 52, began proselytizing about new media after reaching a crisis point.
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Pros: Converts from car seat to stroller, excellent safety rating, easy to useCons: Expensive, quickly outgrown
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Many were attracted to communism then, but nearly all those converts later shed party and creed.
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They come as campaigns look to turn out their loyalists and recent converts to the polls.
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Paolina eventually converts and, along with other condemned Christians, is thrown to the lions with Poliuto.
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I am only one in that vast sea of converts who's been touched by her power.
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Note that this is very different from solar power, which converts energy from sunlight into electricity.
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He then converts this progression to a three-dimensional axis, placing it onto a vertical plane.
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We ran a lot of actions that we run for Jimmy that he normally converts on.
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Iranian authorities have also raided services, threatened church members and imprisoned Christians, particularly evangelical Christian converts.
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Pickup is winning converts such as Hudson, Florida shopper Steve Mondock, who had previously shunned Walmart.
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But on "Home Boy" he converts blithe charm into a knowing, almost meditative brand of humor.
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Yes, the huge majority of them are, and we also have more and more Chinese converts.
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So even if someone converts only 100 listeners to Himalaya, that's an extra $50 they've earned.
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Bonus: a built-in, hard-angled brush converts into a full-size brush for precise control.
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But Lutheranism is ultimately unsatisfying, and he converts to Catholicism, the religion of Lockwood's mother, Karen.
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DHT forms when an enzyme converts testosterone into it; finasteride blocks the enzyme, lowering DHT levels.
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Currently Petronas converts all the gas produced there to liquefied natural gas and exports, Fong said.
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For instance, the company recently launched a micro-donations feature that automatically converts volunteers to donors.
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The more immediate concern is China's aluminum processing sector, which converts metal into semi-manufactured products.
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The more immediate concern is China's aluminum processing sector, which converts metal into semi-manufactured products.
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But children alienated from their parents, like converts with no family context, were vulnerable to extremists.
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The best part was having a seat that converts into a bed for the long flight.
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The alkylation unit converts refining by-products into octane-boosting components that are blended into gasoline.
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Mr. Mushaddeq hosted study sessions to gain converts, and encouraged his followers to hold their own.
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The body normally converts another fatty acid, found in plant-based foods, to EPA and DHA.
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The Preview program that comes with the Mac operating system also converts image files between formats.
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Moroccan authorities do not recognize Moroccan converts to Christianity, many of whom worship secretly in homes.
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Immigrants are clearly underrepresented: The only overrepresented group, you'll note, are converts — people from non-Muslim backgrounds.
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Say a person converts $20,000 while in the 103 percent tax bracket — $5,000 in taxes are due.
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How many millions more converts to the church of Apple do you think that will bring in?
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Links to mainstream Islamic institutions could dissuade converts from falling into radicalism—and prevent its deadly consequences.
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EA automatically converts your battle pass winnings into crafting metals in lieu of receiving a loot box.
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Highly flammable butane is cooled and stored as a liquid, but converts to gas at atmospheric temperatures.
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"For example, the channel deliberately converts some letters into numbers when using explicit language," the researchers wrote.
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The Juul is a battery-powered device that converts liquid into a vapor, which the user inhales.
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Even former converts such as Boris Johnson and Dominic Raab have said that they will vote against.
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The paradox with tryptophan is that MDMA actually blocks the enzyme that converts it into 5-HTP.
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It also converts hormones like cortisol and progesterone into "neurosteroids" that play key roles in the brain.
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The latter gained more converts, namely because AI is nowhere near super-human intelligence at the moment.
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Biblical texts describe early Christian leaders dancing, speaking in unknown tongues and laying hands on new converts.
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Play yards come with all sorts of features now, and this one converts into a changing station.
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" Sontag opted for solemnity, hazarding in a preface that photography "converts the whole world into a cemetery.
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It is, after all, a sign that perhaps they are not yet full converts to Mourinho's mission.
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What could Trump say to win converts in those conservative suburbs and white working-class Democratic towns?
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In 2013, she added a request for DHEA, which converts to steroids, including testosterone, in the bloodstream.
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Western civilization's greatest achievement had been its ability to find converts among all races and all tribes.
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A self-described metalhead, she says metal fans have become converts to mariachi after seeing Metalachi play.
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So the box on your charger's cord converts the alternating current into something called a direct current.
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New agreement converts some MAX 8 orders to the larger MAX 10 model, adds 12.7 more jets.
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Using AI, it converts all the speech from a meeting into text and even identifies each speaker.
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Its solar panel film absorbs energy from ultraviolet and and infrared light and converts that into energy.
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Which means, messages can be skewed or lost when a user converts emotions and ideas to text.
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In early 2014, it chose a particularly complex machine, an HP laptop that converts to a tablet.
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Another success story is the Semilla Sanitation Hub, which converts waste into drinking water and agricultural nutrients.
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As with O'Doul's, converts are few, and rarely do they end up having a very good time.
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But some evangelical missionaries have long been eager to seek converts among Indigenous peoples in the Amazon.
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Conversions were kept secret within families; many grandchildren of Christian converts learned of their ancestry as adults.
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But Novel itself owns the buildings it operates out of and converts them entirely into coworking spaces.
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To win converts, Bolla infused ancient Catholic rites with indigenous customs, a tradition Yampik keeps alive today.
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They both made sense—West Side style and South Side style, which converts in to Chicago style.
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Agile programming methods have won a lot of converts, but they also have their share of skeptics.
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Alternative rock icon and guitar hero Hatfield converts Newton-John's biggest hits into distorted jangle-rock songs.
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A coker converts residual crude oil into feedstock for producing motor fuels or petroleum coke, a coal substitute.
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Then, a transmitter converts signals from the processor into electric impulses, which are sent to the auditory nerve.
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Boshernitzan's Knocki converts surfaces into interactive devices, similarly to how the Clapper relied on sound to register commands.
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This all-in-one camping stove converts fire into three watts of electricity to charge devices while cooking.
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The internet bursts with ways for LaCroix devotees, like sports fans or SoulCycle converts, to declare their loyalty.
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On Wednesday, two of them asked Mr. Lallement if all recent converts within the police should be monitored.
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In the 1980s, it was said that the Democrats looked for heretics while the Republicans looked for converts.
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Particle Barrier: Applies a temporary 2-second shield to Zarya that absorbs damage and converts it into Energy.
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Neil Harbisson, who is color blind, implanted a prosthesis into his skull that converts colors into sound waves.
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The leaders at the convention were slow converts to the revolutionary cause, spurred on by overwhelming populist sentiment.
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Over time, they won prominent converts, including Ronald Reagan's attorney general, Edwin Meese III, and later Newt Gingrich.
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Furthermore, recruits and converts were deliberately not exposed to other strains of Islamic thought, from rationalism to mysticism.
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Artificial leaves aren't new: they're a class of device which passively converts light into power for various purposes.
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So-called neo-banks like Chime, Aspiration and Varo have won converts, but their customer bases remain small.
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The top floor converts into a shelter so that people don't have to move away from their village.
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The victories were driven more by the strong enthusiasm of the base as by converts from the GOP.
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The UPPAbaby Vista stroller converts in multiple ways and can be used with a newborn, infant, or toddler.
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The backpack converts into a tote when you unbuckle the straps and stash them in the back pocket.
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This vacuum is lightweight and portable and easily converts to a handheld for cleaning on a smaller scale.
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WeWork acquired a startup called Spacious that converts empty New York and San Francisco restaurants into coworking spaces.
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The Temptations Catterbox, designed by by London ad agency adam&eveDDB, converts your cat's meows into human speech.
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Among its services, the Ascension converts paper documents and handwritten notes into computer-readable files — known as OCR.
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As I squeezed myself between a railing and the growing crowd of converts, I heard a familiar voice.
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The truth is, the body only converts a small amount of those fatty acids into a usable form.
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And if they let the battery run out, a 10-minute charge converts to three hours of playback.
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Once they passed written tests after months of Bible studies, converts became participants in a spectacular commencement ceremony.
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I'd seen and used "rasterize" before, a process that converts type, for example, to pixels on an image.
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Among the defendants were two converts to Islam, both with long jihadi histories: Kévin Gonot and Léonard Lopez.
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Converts (and investors) say that cryptocurrencies built on blockchain technology represent the future of money, finance, and commerce.
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During fermentation, yeast converts sugars into alcohol and creates pungent compounds that might evoke peaches, oranges or pineapples.
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Thousands of Pakistani converts have fled to Thailand, where they fear they could be deported at any time.
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Mr. Aman helped win converts to the Islamic State by translating its propaganda into Indonesian, Mr. Ismail said.
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Once it converts to a Roth, you won't owe any federal tax when you take it out later.
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Instead of turning a phone into a tablet, the Galaxy Z Flip converts into a miniature pocketable device.
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The pits of peaches contain cyanogenic compounds, which the human body converts to cyanide, a poison, when consumed.
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In Christianity, however, divine speech continues through the Gospels—the apostle Paul converts after hearing Jesus admonish him.
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Let's regard these folks, these showy converts, as she might have: with a mix of affection and apprehension.
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The fact that you know that that customer then converts and then you can say you're a boss.
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He converts not only the professor, but also the hippies, one of whom moans, 'Then we didn't evolve!
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Let's consider what happens when we tap the shutter button on our cameraphones: light information is collected and focused by a lens onto a digital sensor, which converts the photons it receives into data that the phone can understand, and the phone then converts that into an image on its display.
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The company disputed the OUR report, saying it converts about 150,000 employees a year from part- to full-time.
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Surveys by John Horgan of Georgia State University show that converts seem more willing than native Muslims to radicalise.
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To overcome this, UroGen developed RTGel, a liquid at lower temperatures that converts to a gel at body temperature.
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The garbage, mainly old fishing gear, is collected free by a Latvian firm which converts it into new nets.
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If they remain staunch, reluctant converts such as Saudi Arabia and Turkey are more likely to stay the course.
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Rugby has been given a window to gain converts in the United States, among both fans and commercial sponsors.
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There are other protections through 2024, but it converts to two second-round picks if not conveyed by 2025.
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More recently, researchers at Colorado State University have come up with a device that converts sounds into electrical impulses.
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The bill also puts the breaks on contributions to Coverdell Savings Accounts, and converts the accounts into 529 plans.
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It's through a process called "sonification," which takes data and converts it into sounds that the swimmer could interpret.
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That will be good news for some gym converts because many will soon suffer a second round of regret.
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Short positions in the three converts have risen, from $2321.64 million on August 6 to $49.47 million on Aug.
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Other firms include U.K. based bio-bean, which recycles used coffee grounds and converts them into biofuels and biochemicals.
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Jeffes, whose work goes back decades, is also working on an algorithm that converts incoming exoplanet data into music.
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The ability to make it your own has turned even the most organizer-wary people into bullet journal converts.
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Another nearby facility, which the firm has recently expanded, converts the ethylene into plastic resin that is sold worldwide.
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The rapid influx of converts, too, has forced them to find ways to deal with their non-Muslim relatives.
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For millennia, wine has been made using fermentation; the process by which yeast converts grape juice into ethanol alcohol.
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The coker converts residual crude to motor fuels and petroleum coke, which can be used as a coal substitute.
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RoboFly flies freely, thanks to a photovoltaic cell on its body that converts energy from a narrow laser beam.
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The bacteria takes the hydrogen sulfide and converts it into organic carbon, which the giant shipworms consume as food.
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Hindu nationalists fume about "love jihad"—marriages between Hindus and Muslims in which the Hindu partner converts to Islam.
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Behind the scenes on the internet, DNS — or Domain Name System — converts web addresses into computer-readable IP addresses.
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I started seriously working out around 2016, and like most new gym converts, had enthusiasm but no concrete plan.
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The Google Glass application records sound as it plays and converts the data it gathers into a byte file.
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Picking Twitter, where it can engage many new converts, for its global live carriage is, therefore, a smart move.
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The $20 billion project would build a complex that converts crude oil into chemicals directly, bypassing the refining stage.
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The government has stayed mostly quiet on Trump, waiting to see whether he converts his rhetoric into policy change.
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The H-Oil Unit is an atypical hydrocracker because it converts residual crude oil into motor fuels, especially diesel.
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The termites also get to eat the plant material that the fungus converts into a digestible source of food.
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But in this age of negative partisanship, as Tuesday night's results prove, it's extremely hard to create enough converts.
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A second converts these ions into nitrogen (a harmless gas that makes up 78% of the air) and water.
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This €650 notepad-and-pen announced at IFA converts every scribble into a digital facsimile stored on your smartphone.
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How Saul becomes Paul, one of the apostles, how he goes blind seeing the light of God and converts?
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The screen supports HDR and Sony says it automatically up-converts SDR content to look more colorful and vibrant.
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He wasn't interested in being converted to anyone else's cause, and he didn't expect to win converts to his.
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The ribosome converts the DNA sequences of genes into a sequence of amino acids, the building blocks of proteins.
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The tournament, coming just before the Masters, should soon become a spring broadcasting fixture attracting more converts to golf.
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And though it still has a ways to go, IBM has steadily built up those operations — and gained converts.
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If Friday was any indication, the new record will make for an intriguing listen for devotees and converts alike.
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The high-speed, two-hour train connecting Paris to Bordeaux that opened in July will bring still more converts.
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That's 20023-1 Belgium as a chip from Carrasco finds him unmarked, and he converts the goal this time.
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They're the reason ex-Communists made the fiercest anti-Communists, and why religious converts tend to be particularly pious.
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O.C.R. software analyzes the shape of the letters on the page and converts the visual information into live text.
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EMC only converts 250GD, and will not restore other people&aposs G-Wagens or any other type of vehicle.
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He converts dozens of "gynanders"—Péladan's preferred term for lesbians—to heterosexuality after he magically generates replicas of himself.
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The final new feature that Microsoft is planning for the future converts a simple outline into a PowerPoint presentation.
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It basically converts your desktop into a music booster, bringing clarity, deep bass, and new life to every note.
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Expedition Motor Company converts vintage convertible Mercedes-Benz G-Wagens sourced from the German military into bespoke luxury SUVs.
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An apostle of the church and one of Mormonism's early converts, Woodruff played a significant role in Mormon history.
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The liver converts the fat into ketones and then the ketones fuel the cells and tissues of the body.
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It can only be accessed on a specific Netgear hotspot device that converts the network's airwaves into Wi-Fi.
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The tiny home that floats includes a kitchen, bathroom, and living and dining area that converts into a bedroom.
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An inverter converts the output of a panel into current that can be fed into a commercial electrical grid.
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For more than two decades, she has spent the majority of each year performing for converts around the globe.
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Because they are in the minority, the movement's true believers understand that their primary task is to win converts.
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Estimates of how many vary a lot, but in 2011 a study concluded that the total number of converts in the United Kingdom might exceed 100,000 and that about 5,000 had made that choice the previous year, with women exceeding men and the "white British" share of fresh converts amounting to around half.
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He told TechCrunch the company will focus more on creating converts to EVs than pulling away Tesla's existing market share.
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As an attempt to win political converts, this ad is very strange since it makes no real case for Huckabee.
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Chrome is the new kid on the block, and converts are happy to say goodbye to Windows and iOS forever.
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Google's Motion Stills helps make them useful again with an app that easily converts Live Photos into videos or GIFs.
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The "brain" is like this giant nervous system that takes words that humans say and converts them into actionable code.
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In 220 one of the Whites' converts, a rich widow, gifted them a large farm property in central New Jersey.
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Yet some worry that these young, vibrant churches are not winning new converts as intended, but rather cannibalising existing congregations.
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A tap on the menu bar converts handwriting to copyable, shareable text, as long as you're connected to Wi-Fi.
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Here's a 25-minute meal that channels the flavors of romesco and converts them into a one-pan stir-fry.
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They can engage consumers with content/video/podcast and providing them a seamless UX experience that converts them to purchase.
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The business uses bacteria to break down foods, including fruits and vegetables, meat and diary, and converts it into biogas.
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Mercer is the financial force behind Cambridge Analytica, a controversial data modeling firm quickly winning converts within Republican tech circles.
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To the delight of America's evangelicals, a new church has opened in Kobane for the growing number of Christian converts.
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Projected Barrier: Applied a temporary 2-second shield to a targeted ally that absorbs damage and converts it into Energy.
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But the Anywatt isn't for USB cables — it converts older laptop chargers into a spare charger for your newer devices.
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Plus, many recent Sanders converts won't get to vote because the deadline to register as a Democrat was last fall.
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StormBreaker takes the bad weather concealment advantage away from adversaries and converts it into an advantage for the U.S. military.
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Stories from the data will be penned using Natural Language Generation, which converts information gleaned from the data into words.
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The Galaxy TabPro S comes with a cover that converts into a stand and full-sized keyboard with touch pad.
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The company said it expects Eliquis to continue gaining market share both from new patients and converts from generic warfarin.
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You'd probably miss the "ch," but perhaps you'd identify a reasonable spelling that converts the sounds to letters, Rapp said.
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It converts Medicaid to block grants to states, and allows states to determine which "essential benefits" those grants will cover.
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An Xbox and a crafts table that converts into one for table tennis are also part of the new décor.
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Most converts should feel welcome in the political discussion about climate change; it's a virtue to admit fault, after all.
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Sean Kuechenmeister: One of the most common myths that I hear is that, if unused, muscle tissue converts into fat.
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We'll spare you the technical mumbo jumbo — OCR analyzes the encoded text and converts it into something your computer understands.
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If you're absolutely in dire need of a laptop that converts into a drawing tablet then this is your choice.
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Like many misguided converts, they want to touch others so that the current can flow from them and into others.
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She was killed by the religious leader's zealous converts, who hammered her head in with the barrel of a rifle.
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Linking them are what Mr. Sarfo called "clean men," new converts to Islam with no established ties to radical groups.
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One reason is that the body converts some testosterone to estrogen, which can speed the growth of many breast tumors.
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Shincheonji recruiters seek converts who might be vulnerable, first uncovering personal problems, like low self-esteem in Ms. Jeong's case.
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The times when I have raised politics with them, I haven't made any converts, and it's probably made it worse.
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To keep the algae from getting damaged, the coral absorbs the harmful UV rays and converts them into safer wavelengths.
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During the Mass, Francis welcomed eight adult converts into the Church, conferring on them the sacraments of baptism and confirmation.
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During fermentation, yeast converts sugars into alcohol and creates pungent esters — organic compounds that might evoke peaches, oranges or pineapples.
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Dan's father, Sy, buys them the house on two conditions: Sy gets to live there, and Sue converts to Judaism.
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In a perfect world, a saver makes a nondeductible contribution with after-tax money and converts it free of taxes.
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Clarisonic is synonymous with cleansing brushes, but its $40 foundation brush head converts the tool into something much more versatile.
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The coker converts residual crude oil from distillation units into feedstock for motor fuels or petroleum coke, a coal substitute.
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Fuel cell technology converts the chemical energy in hydrogen or natural gas into electricity through a chemical reaction with oxygen.
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The missionaries' music filled the island's churches, whose number grew to six, and converts picked up the strange new melodies.
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Opponents of the idea says 5.550 billion naira would be spent, which converts to around $15.3 million in US currency.
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Instead, however, he converts the ball into an assist placed just far enough out of reach for everyone but Messi.
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Melillo took photographs of each club and ran the images through Audiopaint, a software program that converts metadata into audio.
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Other methods that have been floated include direct air capture; a technology used by companies like Carbon Engineering — a Bill Gates-backed company that takes carbon dioxide from the air and converts it into fuels and chemicals; LanzaTech, a New Zealand company that converts carbon into chemicals and fuels; and the Australian cement manufacturer Calix.
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That converts to a 2200mm equivalent of 29-2200mm, which is way longer than the 93-29mm zoom on the RX220.1.
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The Mini was originally designed to win over new converts to OS X (now macOS) with the first sub-$500 Mac.
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More recently, the Russian Orthodox Church has accused the Catholic Church of poaching converts in Russia and Ukraine, core Orthodox territory.
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At a recent gathering of European VR startups in New York City, those that did take the plunge were quick converts.
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Here's the catch: If your child doesn't stay in New York, the tuition-free scholarship converts to an interest-free loan.
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One, which in effect converts local property taxes into charitable contributions, will most likely be questioned by the Internal Revenue Service.
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BioLite CampStove 163 This all-in-one camping stove converts fire into three watts of electricity to charge devices while cooking.
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But tellingly, Sanders failed to win over many converts on the second round of voting, which is how Buttigieg moved ahead.
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Saudi Arabia has spent millions of dollars to win converts to its strict form of Islam in Africa and gain influence.
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There are various ways to approach it, such as using OsciStudio for Blender (free) which converts 3D objects into sound files.
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He also thinks that converts are gaining numerical preponderance as some Asian-Americans drift away from their family traditions and beliefs.
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These objects contain thousands of quarks and gluons produced when the kinetic energy of the lead nuclei converts into nuclear matter.
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In the natural course of events, testosterone levels are regulated by an enzyme called aromatise, which converts the hormone into oestrogens.
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This device converts regular beer carbonation (IPAs, lagers, or stouts) into uniform bubbles for a creamy, frothy head and enhanced aromas.
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While Jackson was sometimes derided in the press with the nickname "Zen Master," some of his best players became mindfulness converts.
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All of your complaints will be handled by this charming $29 dongle that converts digital audio to a standard headphone jack!
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He added that the oil sands vapor also converts more easily into polluting particles than fumes from lighter grades of oil.
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Alexa takes spoken commands, sends them to the Web, converts them into digital commands and sends them back to the device.
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Dan Mills delves into the devastating numbers of threatened populations around the world and then converts them into chaotically beautiful cartographies.
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In iOS 13, Apple's on-device machine learning recognizes the path you're drawing and converts it all for you into text.
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Another algorithm, developed by the American military and others, converts the sleep data into a number correlated to the player's alertness.
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In the fall came signs that the militant cells were shifting their focus, targeting Hindu priests, Christian converts and Shiite mosques.
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Few of the Cruz converts actually think he can amass a majority of delegates and win the nomination before the convention.
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For an extra $30, you can get the "grip" that converts turns two of the mini-controllers into one big controller.
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Most importantly, an amendment to allow states to opt out of many Obamacare regulations won converts from the conservative Freedom Caucus.
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Using a network of voice actors working on contract, Audm converts long-form articles – meaning those over 3,000 words – into audio.
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The Neo M1 Smartpen has a camera that converts handwriting to digital text, which is stored in the Neo Notes app.
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Philadelphia is now burning about half of its 1.5 million residents' recycling material in an incinerator that converts waste to energy.
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If things go right, the gas converts to an aerosol of particles that remain aloft and scatter sunlight for two years.
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Not only was there no talk of transformation in these cases, but also no attempt by Muslims to persecute these converts.
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The body converts beta carotene into vitamin A, which we need to maintain eye health, the immune system and healthy skin.
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It's versatile and converts into a handheld vac to clean in tight spaces, on top of furniture, and in the car.
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Her second company, Siluria Technologies, uses viruses in a process that converts methane to ethylene, a gas widely used in manufacturing.
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Some konjac converts have learned that it can be dangerous to consume a significant amount of soluble fiber in one go.
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Even Bernie Sanders has been making a version of this argument, pointing to his supporters' energy and enthusiasm to win converts.
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Each season he converts the Grand Palais into something elaborate and unexpected: a giant supermarket, a Parisian cafe, even a casino.
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The rally has come despite regulators across the globe taking a closer look at recent company converts to the blockchain name.
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And his historic potential to be the first President who identifies as gay could draw converts from the party's progressive left.
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Many of its converts have already travelled to Iran, including one who is training as the first Cuban-born Shiite cleric.
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The fact that he is President Donald Trump's son makes it hard to win converts among a deeply polarized age cohort.
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It&aposs also TSA-approved and loaded with extras like a canopy bed and shoulder strap that converts to a leash.
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It's no easy feat, but this Complete Content Marketing Master Class will give you the tools to create content that converts.
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The algorithm (or set of them) that converts CNN's serial math to binary logic is the team's secret sauce, Farhadi said. XNOR.
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Yeast is added, and fermentation largely takes care of the rest as the yeast eats the sugar and converts it into alcohol.
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The phones take Micro SIM cards, but ship with a SIM card adapter that converts a Nano SIM into a Micro SIM.
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Rather than undergoing core-collapse, these huge stars burn so hot that their radiation spontaneously converts into electron-positron pairs, calculations suggest.
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NFL football even has made some futbol converts, with soccer players like Tottenham's Harry Kane testing out their abilities with the pigskin.
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But here's hoping that GPD resurrects the best features of this peculiar category, and makes some new netbook converts along the way.
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In his view, his EMDrive (the "EM" stands for "electromagnetic") converts electrical energy straight into thrust, with no need for reaction mass.
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The new tool is essentially a Slack bot that captures the conversations and converts it into an organized, searchable and usable document.
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According to a new study published by CounterPoint Research, more than half of Pixel 43 converts were previously using a Samsung phone.
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That seemingly trivial step converts exhortation about treating women fairly into the coin of government: costs and benefits, and investments and returns.
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Sinn Fein's opportunity comes at a time when populist, left-leaning movements have won converts in many European nations that embraced austerity.
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Surely Gilead would know he was once a Muslim, and yet the goal of the church is to win converts, isn't it?
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He then bought a SIP ATA for his parents, which converts normal phones into devices that can make calls over the internet.
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The most interesting new product was probably the PS-HX500 stereo turntable system, which converts vinyl into high-resolution digital audio files.
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When the malware finds the comment it was told to look for, it converts it into this Bitly link: http://bit.ly/2kdhuHX.
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The accessory still converts the S29 and S2960+ into a desktop-like computing experience when connected to a monitor, keyboard, and mouse.
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It does not cost much to use Facebook to spot sympathisers, ferret out potential converts and perfect the catchiest taglines (see article).
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The decision converts to full approval an initial accelerated approval given to the drug in 2012 as a single agent, Amgen said.
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Facebook might never be as cool as Snapchat, but it doesn't have to win back converts, just avoid more loyalists slipping away.
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If you choose the latter, the trial converts to a $99 per year membership after the free period ends, unless you cancel.
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It's made from light, tough ripstop nylon; converts from a tote to a backpack, and stuffs into its own pocket for travel.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Add BHP Billiton and vacuum-cleaner maker Dyson to the list of converts to the electric-vehicle revolution.
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In all seriousness, Powtoon is revered for its potency for whipping up videos guaranteed to impress customers, win converts, and land sales.
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Mr. Glass's famous name and recognizable style, though, may eventually lead to more converts, as the New York Philharmonic's late embrace demonstrates.
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In the end, the narrator, a scholar of French literature, happily converts to Islam and, even more happily, takes three young wives.
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Notably, he converts Poirot's fussiness (which, to be fair, could come across as homophobic in the wrong hands) into obsessive compulsive tendencies.
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Others like Issa Rae, whose most recent tweet was sent from Twitter's Android app, may have become converts since filming the spot.
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Here's how it works: The tenant uses bitcoin and then ManageGo converts the bitcoin to dollars using Coinbase, a digital cryptocurrency broker.
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Because that green light is diffuse, it can then be funneled to a small receiver that converts the light back to data.
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When Flynn breaks into the company, a machine converts him into data and then he is forced to compete in the games.
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"Power is primarily generated by solar panels, it has an inverter which converts power from direct current to alternating current," he said.
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With heat and pressure in the soap reactor, the alkali separates the fatty acids from the glycerin and converts them to soap.
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They could do worse than to campaign for candidates who are late converts to, say, free college or genuine universal health care.
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None of these new converts to the Cruz camp seem to have any actual arguments about Cruz being a good potential president.
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Many Android converts found it well nigh impossible to get their text messages from Apple users after moving off of an iPhone.
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Jesus as king does not conquer his enemies through violence, he converts them to his cause by meeting violence with sacrificial love.
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Approved buyers talk about Ms. Hildebrand's wares with the zeal of religious converts, or maybe just of people who've paid a premium.
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Some were newer converts who said they have been convinced over the past four years that his policies have improved their lives.
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The incinerator converts the waste to energy, which can be sold back to the electrical grid, said Carlton Williams, Philadelphia's streets commissioner.
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The Guardian reports that going to Saudi Arabia to teach English is a common path for converts to extremism, citing security sources.
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When you pay with Moon, the service automatically converts your cryptocurrencies, tops up your Amazon account and pays with your Amazon balance.
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More than ever, they're forced to find converts from among a base of consumers who — thanks to Instagram — have seen it all.
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The Dictation feature within Apple's Mac operating system converts speech into text and can also be used to orally command the computer.
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Sasol said revenue from the Louisiana plant, which converts natural gas into plastics ingredient ethylene, did not yet match its project costs.
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This simple hardware converts your phone into a full virtual-reality goggle system, so you will see the clips in 143-D.
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There's a Muslim student named Ayisha (Hadeel Sittu) whose father kicks her out of the house when she secretly converts to Christianity.
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Hashing is a common data-privacy practice that converts plain-text data to code that can only be read by an algorithm.
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At its core, Bakpax is a computer vision system that converts handwriting to text and interprets what the student meant to say.
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Whether brainwashed P.O.W.s were ideological converts or merely obedient bodies, disciplined by physical punishment, remained a matter of dispute among contemporary observers.
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"Instead of having a sofa that converts into a bed, The Residence is furnished with an actual full double sized bed," Huang said.
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But in Monster Hunter, I am a bloodthirsty killer of exotic reptiles with a huge axe that converts into a paralysis-inducing sword.
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Hall has a near evangelistic way of speaking about Kickster's mission, which can be useful since it can be tough to find converts.
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If all goes well, investors benefit because their money converts into equity at a discount to the price paid by the next investor.
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But this is an open blockchain-based platform that converts time spent by a person on a particular service or app, into cryptocurrency.
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But the horror doesn't stop there; after these cells are exposed to Zika, the virus converts them into highly efficient factories for reproduction.
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Life has not always been easy for long-established Christian denominations, along with a handful of Kurdish converts to Christianity, under Kurdish administration.
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The look and feel is mostly the same as its predecessor, with a hinge that converts the screen between upright and lay flat.
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For Necrobutcher, it was incredible: he was so appreciative that he could actually talk about what he does to people who aren't converts.
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Sound Good sound starts with a good driver—the mechanism in a speaker or headphone that converts electric audio signals into sound waves.
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It converts between the two functions easily, so you can go from trimming overgrown grass patches to edging along your sidewalk within seconds.
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With fintech becoming an increasingly popular method of payment, the "middleman" that converts digital transactions into cash may eventually be obsolete, Schulman said.
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This recipe locker also converts recipes into shopping lists so folks cooking at home can handle every step of the process with ease.
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Meanwhile, StratCloud tech is described as an "optimization platform" that buys, sells and converts reserved capacity, therefore maximizing savings for on-demand infrastructure.
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Coscia works in his dark studio using a Hasselblad camera, shooting in 100 million megapixels that converts raw files into a 600 MB .
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The means of yielding optionality to the viewer converts the virtual experience into an interactive playing field, thus emboldening the content with causality.
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An SSD like this one converts a visual signal to a sound, which the brain can then learn to convert back into vision.
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Lots of Muslim converts are misunderstood, but people should just get to know them if they want to find out what it's about.
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Polling data for the month of August show that she converts only a sliver more of Barack Obama voters, 79%, to her cause.
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The step that converts images to (x, y) LED positions is done inside the camera chip itself, by a custom piece of silicon.
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They wanted to make sure the so-called converts truly had found God and weren't just using religion as a get-out clause.
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Except that for every Bilal there are millions of other blacks, including converts to Islam, who have stayed trapped in servitude for generations.
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That movement can be replicated by focusing a laser or a flashlight at the diaphragm, which converts it into electric signals, they said.
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Artisanal wines had already found a following in European and Japanese cities, and were beginning to win converts in the United States, too.
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Clinton is dishonest and fundamentally out for herself, and deflects charges that he is sexist, it seems unlikely to win him new converts.
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It's not—the couscous has a fragrant warmth and a satiny moisture that, one night, turned a group of first-timers into converts.
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"I think the negative ads are having a chilling effect on his ability to grow his natural share with converts," Mr. Murphy said.
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An S corporation ESOP is a type of retirement plan that converts employees into owners, giving them a stake in their companies' successes.
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It devolves most insurance regulation back to the states, freezes the Medicaid expansion, and converts the program's funding to a per-capita allotment.
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Through the process of photosynthesis, the Amazon converts 20% of the Earth's oxygen, thus storing 80 to 140 billion metric tons of carbon.
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Unity was on the lips of experts in evangelism, as they urged Southern Baptists to put aside differences in service of gaining converts.
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Carr's enthralling and exciting debut novel, set in late-16th-century Aragon, highlights the tensions between the region's Christians and its Muslim converts.
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Equipped with solar technology, it converts and stores solar energy in a massive 26,800mAh battery, keeping your smartphone juiced up many times over.
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If Apple does indeed make the move to 18:9, it'll join Samsung and LG's G6 as notable converts to the taller ratio.
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He has won plenty of converts, even though he has failed to identify more than a tiny handful of possible cases of fraud.
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This Patagonia travel tote packs into its own pocket when not in use and also converts into either a tote or a backpack.
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Everything will feel familiar to cable/satellite converts: the remote has number buttons, with a channel guide that sticks closely to DirecTV's listings.
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Everything will feel familiar to cable/satellite converts: the remote has number buttons, with a channel guide that sticks closely to DirecTV's listings.
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"They put 100 million calls out and they know 1 percent converts into sales," Mr. Prugar said, referring to those behind the robocalls.
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Her start-up converts the grain into a flour that's finding its way into sustainable kitchens and bakeries as far away as Italy.
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Among the young African converts, one came to worship him, and they shared carnal pleasure, defiling the primitive laws of Man and God.
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" She converts her irritation with a friend's father into "permission to look a little too long at his abundance of protruding ear hair.
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It's still a great vacuum, and like all of Dyson's stick vacs, it converts into a hand vac by removing the long tube.
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But if Python lost any developers due to the transition, it appears to have more than made up for them in new converts.
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After the demonstration at SOAR, everyone in Whitesburg was suddenly talking about the prison, and it wasn't clear whether LGP was winning converts.
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To mitigate the FX risk of the often volatile Nigerian Naira, the startup converts locally to dollars and funds client trades in USD.
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So the system that converts attention into dollars and scales it globally, I don't think that's the right distribution system for the arts.
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However, on Fridays it converts into a food festival, diving into the food cultures of far-off lands such as Korea or Mexico.
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It also has a larger screen; converts into tablet mode; and has a built-in trackpad, more ports, and a more spacious keyboard.
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While the actual moves toward deregulation haven't been quite as ambitious as planned, the approach has won him converts in the business community.
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By forgiving his loan, Mr. Trump converts the loan into a contribution, which means he won't get that money back from other contributors.
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Facebook pulls in and converts Facebook activity — such as messages, comments, shares, Likes, posts, profiles, photos, purchases, and friend networks — into usable data.
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Western Union converts remittances into bolívars at the official government rate, which often is about half of the rate on the black market.
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The church was re-established in Italy in the 1950s, and it has grown from a handful of converts to the current 26,000.
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Republican politicians nurtured the conservative media for decades, seeing it as a means to rally their base and perhaps gain a few converts.
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Beamer automatically converts video into Apple TV-friendly formats on the fly, then plays them through Airplay to your Apple TV in high fidelity.
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The cross-play capabilities are only possible because Better Together converts the Switch and Xbox One versions of Minecraft over to the Bedrock Engine.
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Converts to the cause also have a role: Sajid Javid, who has become a vocal supporter of leaving, was appointed chancellor of the exchequer.
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Further, Lina (Stephanie Levi-John) and Oviedo (Aaron Cobham) would be in danger in an Inquisition-era Spain that persecuted non-Catholics and converts.
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It operates similarly to Wi-Fi by transmitting power in the 218MHz frequency to the receiver, which converts the RF signal into DC power.
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In France, Germany and the Netherlands, converts are around four times as likely as lifelong Muslims to go to fight in Syria and Iraq.
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"For every pack of Marlboro that converts to Juul pods, Altria loses 100% of Marlboro and gains 35% of the Juul pod," Azer said.
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Glassdoor's own data indicates that these companies can offer monthly pay of over $9,000 per month, which converts to $108,000 on a yearly basis.
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Communist-ruled Cuba has so far mostly stayed quiet on Trump's statements, waiting to see whether he converts his tough rhetoric into policy change.
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That's a $100 premium on top of the regular XPS 13 to get a slightly smaller and lighter model that converts into a tablet.
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If the results of conservatives' policy preference look less like efficiency and more like disorder, though, they will win few converts to the cause.
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So instead of converting sunlight into electricity and then storing that energy in batteries, the new device converts atmospheric carbon dioxide directly into fuel.
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The H-Oil Unit is unique because it converts residual crude under high heat and pressure in the presence of hydrogen into motor fuel.
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Woven around the tale of a loft he converts in an Oslo suburb, the book melds the technical and the personal with lyrical minimalism.
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Having come to San Francisco to join the revolution, the hippie converts found nothing was more countercultural than the totalizing work of following Jesus.
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Essentially, the adapter converts the proprietary Surface Connect port found on the side of every portable Surface device into a USB-C 3.1 port.
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If Goldman converts all its preference shares of MDC to class A shares, it will end up owning 15 percent of the entire company.
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Fitch notes that the key difference between bail-in debt and NVCC debt is the point at which it converts for a failing institution.
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The cochlea converts mechanical signals into electrical ones, which it then passes to the auditory nerve, which transmits it to the brain for processing.
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Any Little Monsters (and more recent, Joanne-appreciating converts alike) out there who want to feel on top of the world in their faaashiiionnn?
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As part of its diversification drive, the company chose an innovative technology for its Kemper facility that converts coal into gas before burning it.
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Not all internet users will need to create websites, but Beaker's ability to facilitate simple peer-to-peer filesharing might win over more converts.
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The company spends its time and money on R&D, which it converts into successive generations of new mobile processor core and system designs.
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Constantine says he was interested in working with Sheehan after learning about the system he created at Yale that converts carbon dioxide into alcohol.
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The participants — mostly American-born converts to Islam — squeezed their eyes shut; some gently swayed, letting themselves be carried away by the rhythmic mantras.
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Democratic Senator Brian Schatz thinks converts like these could help solve the climate crisis—which is why he invited Luntz to last month's hearing.
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JERUSALEM — Critics of Israel's chief rabbinate have long complained that scores of American converts to Judaism have trouble getting approval to marry in Israel.
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Will ought to know all the tricks John uses for winning converts, he figures, having used most of them himself in his evangelical days.
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Kids will get to slowly build trains over the month of December, and the box converts to a track for them to play on.
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The Athena Tote Medium ($195) is machine-washable, converts from a tote to a messenger bag, and keeps its bulk to a rectangular shape.
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Before leaving for Iraq, Dasbar worked for Islamic State from Germany, producing propaganda videos and proselytizing to converts in online chat rooms, police said.
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Russell is the one who discovers the truck driver Frank Sheeran (Robert De Niro) and converts him into a utility goon for the Mafia.
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A recent study by the Henry Jackson Society found that 16 per cent of convictions for Islamist offenses in the UK were against converts.
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If an owner pays a daily or weekly rate, the state converts that to an hourly rate to evaluate whether the wage is sufficient.
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Our technology converts these fluctuations into note and control messages that can be read by synthesizers and computers to generate music and even video.
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I don't think there was a closed jaw in the place...a sea of awe struck converts and I was definitely one of them.
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In this account, the Queen of Sheba, otherwise known as the beautiful queen Makeda, journeys from Sheba to Jerusalem, where she converts to Judaism.
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In simple terms, HoloMe converts a video of a person into a lifelike "hologram" that can be viewed using a smartphone or a tablet.
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In Part 2, Kit and Ahmed move to Beirut, she converts to Islam so they can marry and Ahmed becomes more and more secretive.
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For one, Steam is well-established here, and there's currently no indication that WeGame does much different from its competitor to lure in converts.
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Restitution, fines and fees are often turned into a lien, which records the debt but converts it from a criminal to a civil matter.
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Shell will continue to operate the Scotford upgrader, which converts heavy oil for transport, as well as the Quest carbon capture and storage project.
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LG established its take on foldables last year with a standard handset that converts into an optional dual-screen with an add-on case.
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In 2013, two British-born converts to Islam, of Nigerian descent, butchered Lee Rigby, a British soldier, in daylight on the streets of London.
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The Samsung Fast Charge Wireless Charging Convertible Stand looks luxurious and it converts into either a stand or a pad to suit your needs.
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The latest converts include more moderate Democrats, some of whom represent districts that went for Trump in the 2016 presidential election, such as Rep.
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When a workspace is already crowded with furniture, the best sit-stand option is one that converts any desk into a dual-mode station.
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A movement characterized by anxiety and anger, by harsh language and hard edges, by defensiveness and undue pessimism isn't going to win many converts.
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Just weeks after WeWork unveiled the paperwork for its now-imploded IPO, it bought up Spacious, a startup that converts restaurants into coworking spaces.
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They operate with the understanding that Twitter is not real life, but that boosting a positive image of their candidate can yield digital converts.
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The program converts their existing annual operating and capital subsidies into project-based rental contracts that generate enough cash flow to attract private capital.
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A: When the Lukes discover that someone in the church has been injected with nanomachines, they'll cleanse him the same way they do converts.
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Banning their perspective from campus won't win over converts, and it's both immoral and counterproductive to declare completely legitimate political perspectives beyond the pale.
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Speaking of sitting, the versatile Disc-O-Bed Large converts from bunk beds to not only two individual twin cots, but also a bench.
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A Protestant married priest who converts to Catholicism can stay married while working as a priest, as long as he has his wife's permission.
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The NASA Orbit Pavilion tracks the trajectories of 19 NASA satellites orbiting the Earth in real time, and converts their paths into 3D sound.
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When Strydom finishes her work shift she strolls over to the chamber of commerce, where she converts her existing Ora into the new E-Ora.
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This is what an increasing corner of the VR industry is banking on — that finding new uses for the technology will yield new VR converts.
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This futon from Serta converts between a sofa and a bed and features high-density foam cushions with a solid hardwood frame and metal legs.
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The algorithm, based on something called a 3-D morphable model, digitally converts a selfie into a 3-D head in less than a second.
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This process converts each outlying specimen into an isolated stand of genetically identical trees, preserving their unique DNA in what's called a clonal holding block.
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Converts to Christianity In 1995, McCorvey was working at a Dallas women's clinic when the anti-abortion group Operation Rescue moved its offices next door.
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Desperate to stop the warming, scientists deploy planes to spray sulfur dioxide in the stratosphere, where it converts into a sulfate aerosol, which reflects sunlight.
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In its current form, the machinery that converts light energy to chemical energy in photosynthesis—a protein complex called a reaction center—is incredibly sophisticated.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the show tweeted that they had created a browser extension that converts Donald Trump's tweets into their "rightful state": a child's scribble.
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Crunchbase converts foreign currencies to U.S. dollars at the prevailing spot rate from the date funding rounds, acquisitions, IPOs and other financial events as reported.
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This ensures a rigid support system for the speaker, and it also creates a suspension system that converts vibrational energy from the springs into heat.
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Cayla uses a microphone to listen to questions, sending this audio over Wi-Fi to a third-party company (Nuance) that converts it to text.
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To be clear, it's not just ray tracing that converts the game into a visual stunner: it has new textures, gun models, and so on.
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"The caveats on this are that, of course, it's a mouse study, and whether or not that directly converts to humans is unclear," Marini says.
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" Almost all of the jihadists Bergen depicts are converts to Salafism, an ultrafundamentalist branch of Sunni Islam; as Bergen relates, their Salafism became "increasingly politicized.
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Basically, it takes digital signals from network equipment and converts it into an optical signal so that it can be transmitted through fiber-optic cable.
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The 20 oz blending container easily converts into a to-go bottle, so you can take your juice and smoothies with you wherever you go.
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The band counts the wearer's every step and converts them into packets of Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) with help from the program's sponsors.
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One is a student from China who shows up in Josh Wheaton's classroom in the first film and converts to Christianity after hearing his arguments.
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For the last several years, e-motorcycle startups have worked to produce models that rejuvenate interest from a younger generation, while creating gas-rider converts.
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The flavor choices include your usual chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry; the last of which turned our team of strawberry ice cream haters into loyal converts.
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If the borrowing base is not renewed it converts to a term loan (typically four years) and the borrower now pays both interest and amortization.
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The "100 Days" milestone approaching, Priebus was "aggressive" in his calls to Capitol Hill in search of converts on the controversial legislation, the sources said.
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To enable products to be viewable on Apollo's marketplace in AR, vendors send product images or models and the startup converts these to 3D files.
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The system converts light into a small electrical charge that's enough to keep the device's on-board environmental sensors running, while storing on-board information.
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This R83 packs a 10 cylinder engine paired to a fantastic 7 speed, dual-clutch automatic transmission that converts the engine's raw power into speed.
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At HomeShare, which converts two-bedroom luxury flats to three-bedrooms with partitions, monthly rents start at about $1,000 and go up for larger spaces.
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Stories like Brandon's and Juanito's are typical of communities like /r/polyphasic—message boards filled with perpetually energetic and enthusiastic converts to the restless church.
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Each light beam hits a different photodiode (a semiconductor which converts light into an electric current) which then channels the resulting currents to a battery.
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But certainly, things can get ugly when these same companies get sold rather than go public (a process that converts everyone's shares to common shares).
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A total miscalculation and a masterclass of how one converts an eminently valid and relatively minor trade complaint with friendly allies into a devastating liability.
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Earlier this year Facebook released a project called Transform, an FFmpeg filter that converts a 360 video in equirectangular projection into a cube map projection.
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If Trump stormed off and a more appetizing Republican was put on the menu, these Clinton converts would most likely revert to their usual diet.
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They also highlight what these women have in common: Some are converts, and some have tried to go to Syria but have been turned back.
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Diyarbakir is a polyglot city that is home to small Christian congregations of Assyrians, Chaldeans and Turkish converts, as well as to Armenians and Kurds.
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Yet converts only amount to an estimated 3.5% of the total UK Muslim population, according to a BBC report based on the 2011 UK census.
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It also includes a feature that converts videos to MP3 files, as well as in-app access to YouTube, Vimeo, and Dailymotion for convenient viewing.
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Singapore Technologies Engineering's ST Aerospace demonstrated to delegates how a cockpit could be modified for one pilot when the firm converts passenger jets to freighters.
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Some speculate that, by the time of the Second Temple, many Jews were Hellenized, and early converts to Christianity were merely borrowing standard Dionysian rites.
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The proposals have won converts among city leaders who have been unable to marshal the resources or political will to deal with the homeless crisis.
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Directly across from the hill, Paul Block, an artist who converts used wine barrels into furniture and household items, woke to the sound of sirens.
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NationBuilder has won over converts from Silicon Valley, with Andreessen Horowitz co-founder Ben Horowitz and former Facebook President Sean Parker serving on its board.
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In recent years, these houses of worship have been revived by Christian immigrants from sub-Saharan Africa, with Moroccan converts still confined to their homes.
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But at least in such "Saturation" paintings, Venet's reductionist ascetic quietism converts to a yes-saying mysticism that plays at the limits of factual clarity.
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His winning air of jocularity has earned him converts far beyond Merseyside; he is the neutral's favourite Liverpool manager, the conceptual opposite of Graeme Souness.
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It turns out vitamin E acetate, the vape fluid additive until now merely associated with lung damage, converts into a toxic chemical cocktail when heated.
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JINN A teenager in Los Angeles (Zoe Renee) finds her confusion about her identity thrown into relief when her mother (Simone Missick) converts to Islam.
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The symbolic pinprick is modeled on the longstanding Jewish tradition used when a non-Jewish child has been secularly circumcised and then converts to Judaism.
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Apple also uses a process called "fuzzing" that converts a precise location where a Maps search originated to a less precise one after 24 hours.
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For photos containing signs and words, use the Grab Image Text command; Keep's optical-character recognition technology converts text in images into editable, searchable type.
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In the South, the International Monetary Fund forced market reforms on indebted post-Communist countries, and some former Communist elites proved eager converts to neoliberalism.
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It has a complicated history and comes in many forms, but ranked-choice voting has been gaining converts across the United States in recent years.
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The Performance Center, which will be used for conventions and concerts, converts to a 240,500-seat indoor football arena and has an outdoor practice field.
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There are two kinds of parties, just like there are two kinds of churches: those who hunt down heretics and those who seek out converts.
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Because the CDUs are cut back, the supply of gas oil feedstock that the FCCU converts into unfinished gasoline has been reduced, the sources said.
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One of its most clever features is a hydration reservoir that converts to a fast and light daypack with a shoulder harness and accessory pocket.
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They included a machine that converts rice straw into fertilizer, so that farmers around the capital would no longer burn their fields after each harvest.
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Akerman converts the story's feminist psychology into choreographic spectacle, depicting housework, sex, and family life with a gestural and directorial precision that renders them monumental.
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This concession to the snowflakes among us is something that Sweeney, a vengeful former convict who converts much of London's populace into carcasses for Mrs.
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Everyone in town thought Mr. Angel was insane for planting beans he scavenged out of fallow fields, but slowly his heritage coffee is winning converts.
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Indeed, Morgan Stanley analyst Brian Nowak pointed out in a report that YouTube converts viewers' time and attention into money less efficiently than Google search.
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Today, Mr. Mohammad, 25, has a cross on his wall and invites other recent converts to weekly Bible readings in his purple-walled living room.
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Projects like energy efficient housing, a facility that converts organic food waste into biogas and a clean thermal grid for heating and cooling are pitched.
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Inverters 12-volt batteries are DC, and an inverter converts it to AC; the difference between electricity from a battery, and electricity from the wall.
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The bacteria converts carbon-based organic waste into organic acids, according to chief executive Luna Yu. The two-step process is based on two groups of specialized bacteria used throughout the process: The first group digests food waste, producing short-chain carbons as volatile fatty acids, acting as the precursor feed stock for the second group, which eats these carbons and converts them into bioplastics.
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Mr Ryan cited the first of the Federalist Papers, and Alexander Hamilton's counsel that in politics it is "absurd" to make converts "by fire and sword".
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For example, the point is often made that many of the people who become jihadis, whether they are converts or Muslim by birth, lack theological sophistication.
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It essentially converts molecules into particles that have an electric charge and then uses magnetic fields to sort, measure and identify the molecules as basic elements.
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In 20 Minute Metropolis, when you finish digging up a mountain, harvesting farmland, or cutting down a forest, the tile converts to a blank grassland tile.
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For an alternative solution to wiping with toilet paper, you can invest in a classier solution that converts your toilet into a luxury spa: the bidet.
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