Consequently, there are two forms of near-field transmission, inductive coupling (which uses magnetic fields) and capacitive coupling (which uses electrical fields).
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The goal was to see if touching increased the brain coupling, and if the amount of coupling influenced how much the touching could reduced the woman's pain.
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So we'll see the more "contentious" parts of their coupling.
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That show, however, applies a fictional veneer to the coupling.
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I want to make the coupling as clear as possible.
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The news of their coupling was first reported by LoveBScott.com.
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Coupling geopolitical swagger with sweeping economic change is a gamble.
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If the coupling of Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez — a.k.a.
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They were not the strangest coupling of the show, however.
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That's the kind of celebrity coupling we like to see!
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" Their coupling, he noted, was a kind of "novel harmony.
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Almost all currently available wireless charging products use inductive coupling.
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It's about coupling a stellar product with an exceptional experience.
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Mearns initiates moments of coupling, and sometimes supports Ramasar's weight.
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Nonmonogamous coupling — and "thruppling" — has been lubricated by the internet.
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All in all, both appear to be happy in their coupling.
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Before reportedly coupling off with Ora, Garfield famously dated Emma Stone.
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Co-stars coupling up on movie sets is practically a cliché.
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This repulsive balancing act is what is known as strong coupling.
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It was as if we were beginning a coupling, exclusive relationship.
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Yet this coupling seems to be hurting membership of evangelical churches.
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Supporters are open to coupling this with stronger border enforcement measures.
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And, like inductive coupling, it is entirely safe for human beings.
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You'd think that adults would have cheered their offsprings' coupling tendencies.
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Aviv recommended coupling an alarm system with security cameras whenever possible.
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Knots can be entanglements, junctures, bindings, obstacles, hurdles, gates and coupling.
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Does the March Hare's mad pocket watch keep the metronome for coupling?
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Also, coupling vitamin therapy with your DNA seems at a glance dubious.
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Nakia's the bae for anyone seeking a life-time in power coupling.
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Warning: This cosmic coupling can drop a rose-colored filter over life.
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This could therefore have a profound effect on coupling in the country.
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CEO spirits are high, as well – another key ingredient of corporate coupling.
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Trump's Presidency Has People Coupling Up Like They Did After 9/11
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The Step Up crew found out about the coupling almost immediately, too.
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Coupling up also helps people stay healthier and live longer, especially men.
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But the coupling of this suggestion with DID feels off in Split.
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But what it balanced with was coupling that with an environmental issue.
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Their coupling raises the question: When will we have a same-sex Bachelor?
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According to Kardashian's BFFs, there are many reasons coupling couldn't be going better.
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I love seeing people coupling up and making out, especially women and femmes.
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Coupling the military and construction industries is, in many ways, an organic fit.
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With this photo, the nature of their coupling has never been more blatant.
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Visually speaking, beautiful people fucking is like the righteous coupling of ancient gods.
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It's about where all of this tumult and this speedy coupling actually leads.
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Prior to her coupling with Pratt, Faris was married to actor Ben Indra.
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Coupling the ultrasound sensor with machine learning allows for a much more precise reading.
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His friend says there were bright spots in their coupling as well as conflicts.
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But now, this traditional coupling of TV and internet may be losing its efficacy.
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Thune has expressed support for coupling infrastructure investment with tax reform in the past.
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By coupling these two fingers together, the researchers were able to improve overall accuracy.
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Its coupling, Stravinsky's "Apollon Musagète," shows that Mr. van Zweden can do tenderness, too.
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Such a power coupling begs the question: Of the two, who's the better tipper?
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Do we always have to have romances that end with a male-female coupling?
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They haven't exactly been all that coy about the nature of their coupling, either.
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Resonant coupling will allow a charger to charge a device a few feet away.
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We put a power coupling on it so that we could slow it down.
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In a hundred years, or a thousand years, people may not even be coupling.
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Consumer cameras typically employ "CMOS" sensors, while the LSST's are charge-coupling devices, or CCDs.
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The coupling marks Davidson's first public romantic link since parting ways with fiancé Ariana Grande.
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Coupling athleticism and artistry in our club is our way of achieving this incredible feeling.
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"Certainly, a royal wedding presumes that their coupling will unite a 'power couple,'" Bender says.
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Nikki, 35, recently opened up about seeing the news about Cena and Shariatzadeh's apparent coupling.
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Will this this one-off transactional coupling morph into the dark ship of our nightmares?
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So it makes sense that the coupling has prompted more than forlorn cries of resentment.
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Tiffany, however, isn't fazed by the optics of her coupling, given her dad's immigration politics.
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Then she pied off Wes, leaving him on his todd during a crucial re-coupling.
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Also coupling up this week: serial monogamist Pete Davidson, 26, and model Kaia Gerber, 18.
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This coupling might seem incongruous, but peaches, too, are associated with longevity in Chinese culture.
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She's been going on dates with Charlie Baird, and, surprisingly, the public loves their coupling.
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"We do want a close coupling between collective human intelligence and digital intelligence," he said.
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Ruth thinks Ben should get out of town, but I'm kind of into this coupling.
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With inductive coupling, power is transferred between two coils of wire via a magnetic field.
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The coupling between the rope and the participant will be made directly by the participant.
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Not even Barr, the crafty master of controversy, could have planned such a serendipitous coupling.
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All the theories point to an ill-fated end to this off-putting coupling as well.
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But not enough respect to let her daughter be the one to confirm the celebrity coupling.
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The book was presumably written at a point when Faris and Pratt's coupling brimmed with passion.
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Paltrow detailed the lavish coupling affair, which she's calling GP x Brad on her lifestyle blog.
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Colton & Tia: I like a coupling that quietly eats hot dogs and occasionally offers opinions. 1.
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Public coupling can be hazardous, as fans grow more and more hungry for info about them.
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While that coupling probably won't happen, it seems that DiCaprio's personal life can't make everyone happy.
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That is the regime physicists call "weak coupling," where each additional complicating line is relatively rare.
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The QCD analogues of photons are particles called color gluons, and their coupling is not weak.
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But this is a creative coupling that'll get a ton of airtime, and maybe even traction.
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" Says Shazam, "Within the conscious coupling you see the trials and tribulations of all the people.
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Life is mingling and coupling despite the effort of every Middle Eastern fanatic to draw division.
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The Cornell work has to do with the gut-brain coupling imposed by the immune system.
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The Democratic presidential candidates are coupling them with proposals to raise taxes to cover the costs.
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Curious, Scoats went looking for academic studies about him and his ex-partner's new relationship coupling.
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And further, the more brain coupling there was, the more pain reduction the female partner felt.
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There are dualities between a gauge theory [a theory, such as a quantum field theory, that respects certain symmetries] and another gauge theory, or between a string theory for weak coupling [describing strings that move almost independently from one another] and a string theory for strong coupling.
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Joe says that he and his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, support the coupling — as does Hallie's father.
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" Last week, a source told PEOPLE that Frankel and Shields' coupling was "unconventional and not always exclusive.
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"I hope it's a romance for the ages," he said of his character's coupling with Metz's Kate.
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Fans should expect to see the entire cast at the ceremony together celebrating a Ventimiglia-approved coupling.
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There are clipped hoses and coupling links lying beside an overturned bucket with a coffee-can ashtray.
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West calling the coupling a kind of "gamble" feeds into the idea that he hit the lottery.
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It has patented a "demisable" coupling that, thanks to a special washer, comes apart quickly when heated.
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He's found great success coupling a quality growth approach to investing with an emphasis on fighting complacency.
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Participants should neither be sticking together, nor coupling up while they're under the influence of the drug.
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"This coupling of innovation and authoritarianism is deeply troubling and has spread beyond China itself," Schiff said.
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On 9 December, he was coupling a train carriage when his foot became caught in the guardrail.
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This has to do with coupling between the Higgs and a particle known as the top quark.
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" Beyond these particular evocations, Gorovoy sites the series as suggestive of "isolation, loneliness, self-confrontation, and coupling.
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The trans-Atlantic coupling would create the world's third-largest automaker, second only to Toyota and Volkswagen.
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Hundreds of animals partner up with members of their sex Gay coupling certainly isn't limited to penguins.
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Let's think big — how about coupling prenatal care and good early education with integrated, well-financed schools?
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The panel had been examining coupling CHIP funding with money for community health centers and other extenders.
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The composition features a coupling of drawings that are resonant mappings of the illogic of anti-blackness.
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There's never been as strong a coupling between economic growth and democratic freedoms as we'd all like.
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After all, the future of humankind depends on people coupling up to conceive and raise the next generation.
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The steering wheel coupling can strip, causing the driver to lose steering control and posing a crash hazard.
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The seemingly mismatched coupling was framed by tabloids as a sort of giddy, glorious second chance at love.
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Over on America's west coast, a startup called Paradromics is also using inductive coupling to power its implantable.
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Still, their coupling remained unconfirmed — with reps for the pair not immediately responding to PEOPLE's requests for comment.
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Many fans read the album as a story inspired by their coupling, despite several songs predating their connection.
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This appears to be the first direct coupling of those two practices: old parts doing a new job.
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Coupling aims to optimise allocation of cross-border power capacity by coordinating price calculations and flows between countries.
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No word on where they were headed this time around, or how fresh this new coupling might be.
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If she had been any other woman 24 years his senior, their coupling would likely be less scandalous.
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"We are just at the beginning of exploring the implications of strong coupling in ultracold plasmas," Killian said.
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It would also directly benefit women and people of color, coupling economic and climate growth with societal change.
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Instead, Uber uses private companies for background checks, coupling that with feedback from riders to monitor drivers' behavior.
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This coupling of two performers who have been redefined by their respective comebacks is interesting, but not shocking.
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Your electric toothbrush, like most other wirelessly charged devices available on the market today, charges via inductive coupling.
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Garmin — a coupling of the partners' first names — now has 13,000 employees at 60 sites around the world.
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We're coupling with others to do investigative pieces from time to time, whether it be ProPublica or whomever.
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The Dodgers have bucked this trend by coupling the largest payroll in baseball with a robust farm system.
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This week, in a long-expected coupling of clickbait giants, the two largest chumbox providers decided to merge.
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By coupling technological and financial innovation, we can incentivize growth, increase employment opportunities, and strengthen America's energy future.
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It was a tense coupling, mirrored in the soundtrack that floated freely from fairytale tunes to death metal.
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"China is already de-coupling," said Lee Seong-hyon, research fellow at South Korea's Sejong Institute think tank.
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Fans have pushed back against the understandably bizarre coupling, but Brown says it's not as bad as it seems.
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When it came to the progression of this coupling, the uncertainty wasn't of the "Will they, won't they?" variety.
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What pushes Long Shot from unexpected to downright unbelievable, however, is the context in which this coupling takes place.
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Click through to see which wine pairs best with each cheese — and tips from Hernandez about each coupling. Cheers!
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We'd say the re-coupling -- which, as we told you was initiated by Bieber months ago -- is going well.
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But the strength of the circulations and the degree of coupling varies at seasonal, annual and inter-annual scales.
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While multiple sources confirmed the coupling in May, Kardashian, 30, took to Twitter do deny having a new girlfriend.
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It's not a cemented bond, more like a tentative coupling that shatters and crumbles when it meets a tooth.
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Never mind Paula Abdul coupling up with a cartoon cat for "Opposites Attract" — remember when she smooched Keanu Reeves?
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Each character brought her own perspective and opinion about one night stands, coupling up, and finding the right partner.
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Mr. Hefner told a film interviewer that in the early days, yes, "everybody was coupling with everybody," including him.
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But remember, the only technology that has passed the crucial test of commercial viability is boring old inductive coupling.
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It was acquired in 2012 by the Atlanta-based company Sharecare, whose AskMD app uses Dr. Weed's coupling software.
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In the realm of sex and coupling, a shrug of the shoulders is what you get from the French.
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The ex-vice president said in a statement that he and wife Dr. Jill Biden approve of the coupling.
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Fans of both artists expressed upset at the reported coupling, as Thorne had just cut things off with Posey, 25.
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The fundamental problem with modern Western coupling is the ideal that romantic love culminates in marriage—and will last forever.
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EDT An earlier version of this write-up referred to the inclusion of a gay romantic coupling in Another Life.
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Both the properties feature stunning views, with the Beast's Castle coupling seclusion with easy access to a quaint nearby village.
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Each season begins with an initial coupling, with contestants pairing up based on first impressions and, sometimes, whoever is left.
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One method open to the bank's governing council could be coupling purchases of negative yielding bonds with higher yielding debt.
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Michelle Hurd, whom you might recognize from Law & Order: SVU, will play Lacey, the other half of the iconic coupling.
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And, of course, that relationship is Bughead, the adorable coupling of Betty and Archie's best friend Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse).
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The coupling suggests that the artist would like citizens to make informed decisions when they are filling in their ballots.
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After years of trial and error, he perfected the stud-and-tube coupling system that defines Lego to this day.
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Coupling Trump's rebuilding plan with tax reform will only result in watered-down versions of each priority, conservative groups say.
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But since this is Game of Thrones, it's a popular coupling based on real evidence rather than just wish fulfillment.
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Lora DiCarlo, a startup coupling robotics and sexual health, has $2 million to shove in the Consumer Electronics Show's face.
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Its unruly roots—the incongruous coupling of the sacred and the profane—came to determine much of the genre's mythos.
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" Dr. Almond adopted more of a psychoanalytic approach, coupling Freudian case studies with postmodern interpretations of "Frankenstein" and "Rosemary's Baby.
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For years, fans of RuPaul's Drag Race floated theories about potential hookups, hoping to see a queen-on-queen coupling.
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This is all quantified generally as a scattering cross-section, or the probability of a nucleon-WIMP coupling even occurring.
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On top of complexity, tight coupling means that various independent parts of a system are designed to work closely together.
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That coupling appears more possible than ever at a time when the lines of friend and foe are increasingly blurred.
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If there's one thing our Australian readers love, it's Modern Love, our column on the joys and tribulations of coupling.
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Since I was not engaged, I had not been privy to that in-depth understanding of the mechanics of coupling.
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The scientists tailored the tACS program to optimize rhythmic "coupling" between frontal and temporal cortex areas in each individual's brain.
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Heterosexual coupling itself, moreover, is understood by Houellebecq's narrator through three interpretive frames: the pornographic, the romantic, and the biological.
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But just like a modern Hollywood love story filled with fiery passion, Catherine and Grigory's romantic coupling was short lived.
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So incorporate them into your diet on a daily basis -- or at least on the nights that call for coupling.
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At an overlook point in Sedona, two women stopped us to comment on our coupling: How perfect we looked together!
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The word "mala" is an efficient coupling of the Chinese characters for "numbing" and "spicy," traits synonymous with Sichuanese cooking.
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In Husain's early untitled and undated series of drawings on Conte paper, yellow angular lines resembling outstretched limbs suggest sexual coupling.
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Despite them coupling up for a track, there has been a bit of love drama between Offset and Cardi B recently.
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Google's support will be key, as this type of new form factor will require a close coupling of hardware and software.
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The Amaze team has happily taken advantage, coupling its outreach to schools and other institutional forces with partnerships with digital influencers.
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If you're more than a little wary of the Zoey-Luca coupling, all of this attention might be a little much.
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Before coupling off with Ora, Garfield famously dated Emma Stone; the pair ended their four-year on-off relationship in 2015.
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The book's Japanese fukuro toji (bound-pocket) binding style, with double folded pages, alludes to the story of human coupling within.
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It can only be described as perhaps the most momentous coupling of two major food "groups": the mac-'n'-cheese doughnut.
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So, you probably have a lot of questions about Richards' long career and her life outside of her most infamous coupling.
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That being said, the source adds that as long as the coupling helps keep Disick on track, they have Kardashian's blessing.
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Since her father and McPhee went public with their relationship, Erin hasn't been afraid to tease her dad about their coupling.
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The strong nuclear force, for example, becomes weak at high energies as a parameter known as the coupling constant approaches zero.
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Today, phones, smartwatches, and other devices sometimes come with inductive charging coils, which let them charge wirelessly through resonant inductive coupling.
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It was the coupling of an economic slowdown with problems in the financial system that made the Great Recession particularly harmful.
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In fact, the relationship is so good, it's no longer merely Doute and Maloney-Schwartz who are fans of this coupling.
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The problem seems to be a profound anxiety about what the other party to a potential coupling might want and expect.
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A comprehensive reform plan coupling these important incentives with common-sense deregulation would achieve high quality health care at reduced cost.
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It's such a cute origin story — thank goodness Dewan Tatum put her foot down, because it led to an adorable coupling.
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I mean, if you're going to have to watch a monthly coupling ritual, wouldn't you rather it star Shakespeare in Love?
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Not to mention, every time someone declares their queerness, the well-worn straw man argument about "natural" coupling thins and teeters.
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Fitting that Lindsey Vonn and P.K. Subban finally made their long-rumored coupling Insta official in Smashville Wednesday night, isn't it??
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Bixi, a coupling of the words "bicycle" and "taxi," is the city's public bike system, pedaled by residents and visitors alike.
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Believe it or not, it's been a whole year since Bachelor Nation celebrated the coupling of JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers.
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Brownrigg denies her characters the family-building decades, skipping the most picturesque years of a coupling—the thirties-ish, domestic years.
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The problem is that a national cap-and-trade program coupling all uses of energy would be devilishly difficult to implement.
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If people are looking back at that moment in history and coupling it with this dick, then that's fine by me.
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The project has exemplified a close coupling between research and teaching, well beyond the suggestive homework problems from the early days.
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But he undercut the power of the speech by coupling it with the announcement of his impending retirement from the Senate.
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Inductive coupling is also behind the only wireless electric vehicle (EV) charging system currently available on the consumer market: Plugless Power.
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Then there's resonant inductive coupling, or "magnetic resonance," in which the transmitter and receiver coils are tuned to the same frequency.
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In the magazine, she published a spread cheekily titled "Conscious Coupling," which focused on the "perfect marriage" of different holiday pies.
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The tone — wry, worldly, aphoristic — owes much to Alain de Botton and Adam Phillips's amused laments on coupling and its discontents.
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Because while that coupling would be politically useful and not a huge deal, incestwise, in the context of Westerosi history, 1.
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Hotties (Megan's group of dedicated fans) were quick to react to the viral videos, expressing their surprise at the unlikely coupling.
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Halsey and Peters' coupling comes after the actor's split from ex-fiancé Emma Roberts in March after seven years of dating.
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"We continue to innovate, and coupling fresh, innovative, healthy food options with a frictionless shopping experience could be a game-changer."
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It's not exactly "coupling" tax reform and infrastructure, but there is a strategy that could make the two work in tandem.
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Coupling your employer's plan with your own individual Roth IRA can give you a great way to maximize your retirement savings.
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For some cultures, the eclipse was an act of creation: The sun and moon were coupling, and would create more stars.
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In the wake of their recent split, a source tells PEOPLE the coupling may have strained Kourtney's relationship with her famous family.
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Taking the romantic coupling that fans have been desperate for, and underscoring its inherent creepiness with a huge cinematic Sharpie, was marvelous.
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Maybe it's not the declaration of love the 'shippers have been waiting for, but let's hope this coupling is here to stay.
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But even if the market does not become ever more concentrated, the process of coupling (or not) has unquestionably become more centralised.
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Britain might well end up with no access to the EU's "market coupling" mechanism, which enables countries to pre-plan electricity imports.
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But corporate coupling can only do so much in the face what experts anticipate is a long-term issue of low demand.
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However, neither of the coupling snakes got as violent as the USGS snakes, so I remained skeptical that they were doin' it.
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This cosmic coupling can make us feel like we have one foot on the gas and the other on the brake. Frustrating?
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If Archie and Veronica were going strong right now, there would be no reason to suspect a Roggie coupling in the future.
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Coupling the new adjustable kickstand and Type Cover together on the Surface Go makes for the most unique part of this device.
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In the wake of the couple's split, a source told PEOPLE that the coupling may have strained Kourtney's relationship with her sisters.
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They certainly follow the same basic story arc: Meeting, Conflict, Awkward Coupling Forced Upon Them By Exterior Circumstances, Begrudging Respect, Ultimate Unity.
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Between leaving One Direction and coupling up with new girlfriend Gigi Hadid, life is looking pretty different these days for Zayn Malik.
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But she started using DDP Yoga that same day, eventually coupling the program with long walks, hikes and a low-carb diet.
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Coupling AI and cloud computing, Aegis integrates with existing camera hardware and video management software, requiring no on-site installation or maintenance.
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" The coupling came on the heels of Timberlake's hugely public breakup with Britney Spears, but don't call Dewan Tatum a "rebound chick.
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"I think there's very little political liability from conservatives," Meadows said about Trump coupling his signature of the bill with executive action.
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Snyder himself is a mischievous 86, a lifetime student of Zen and the art of coupling the perfect phrase to nature's complexity.
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No one had thought of doing that before, coupling music and men's wear together to publicly explore their own teenage subcultural affiliations.
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In fact, this latest model offers one of their most appealing designs yet, coupling brushed metal curves with a red leather face.
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Some conservative groups had objected to coupling a debt-limit increase with the emergency funds, but McConnell moved ahead at Trump's urging.
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Smart schools are encouraging students to major in liberal arts, but they are also coupling practical career and professional training with them.
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It works over longer distances than inductive coupling, and at a wider array of orientations, eliminating the need for precise device placement.
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It's to behold a particular kind of romantic coupling — one where vastly overqualified women compete for the attentions of a mediocre dude.
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An ecstatic coupling that transports you to Paris sounds wonderful, but the real question here is what makes you feel alive sexually?
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For instance, for the Arapaho, he said, the coupling of the sun and the moon prompted a discussion of sex and incest.
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Under this cosmic coupling, something exciting, intense, and definitely dirty could bloom, but you'll have no interest in making it public knowledge.
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Coupling this failed comedy with heavy exposition over stock tourism footage of Rome makes for a dull first third of the film.
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But even those who aren't interested in coupling up anytime soon can use the season to explore a deeper sense of self-love.
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By finally bringing these two forces together, Game of Thrones is setting up a slow boil on whatever power coupling may lie ahead.
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" Asked about the intense social media speculation over their coupling, Cardi added, "I feel like we just really are a very regular couple.
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Not only is the supernatural drama's central coupling an affront to the very celebration it kicks off, it simply didn't have to happen.
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Yet this coupling was always very obviously mutually obsessed with each other, and Liv was the one to actually begin their sexual relationship.
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Why do the messy emotional thing when, as Barden's character Blake puts it, coupling up is so often just about mere survival, anyway?
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Every few days, a re-coupling ceremony takes place, and those who fail to find a partner risk being dumped from the island.
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The greatest impact of the Brangelina coupling is that the two, up until this week, made celebrity marriage something we want to emulate.
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The big emotional payouts in "Friends"—despite its name—were found in romantic subplots and the coupling up of members in the group.
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OCEAN-ATMOSPHERE COUPLING Jacob Bjerknes at the University of California first proposed the link between El Nino and the Southern Oscillation in 1969.
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Sir William, a renowned polymath and doctor, controversially advocated interracial coupling, arguing that it encouraged diversity of thought and the progression of society.
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And coupling this with rigorous evaluation would generate important lessons that could be exported to the K-12 sector for even more gains.
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"I wanna be somewhat reasonable about it, but I think good things happen fast," Stewart said of her relatively recent coupling with Meyer.
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Her coupling with Mr. Big at the end of the series "ultimately betrayed what [the series] was about," creator Darren Star recently wrote.
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There's also some evidence in the data that suggests people are de-coupling their views of President Trump from their views of Melania.
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Larson and Thompson told the crowd at ACE Comic-Con in Chicago that they supported the idea of a Captain Marvel/Valkyrie coupling.
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Mr. Spoliansky's "The Lavender Song," from 1921, is credited as the first gay-rights anthem in this show, which celebrates same-sex coupling.
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This was echoed in how the brother-sister coupling of Jaime and Cersei resulted in Joffrey, who was the Mad King Aerys-lite.
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The 218 coupling of the Fifth and Seventh seethes with ideas, transcending tedious debates about period practice to sound utterly fresh and free.
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In a phone interview Tuesday, Borders said she believes the coupling of progressive politics with the league's business plan has been a success.
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That doesn't necessarily have to happen on Sunday night, but the show has been building toward a royal coupling for a while now.
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As history would prove, human urges, whether violent or amorous, inevitably muddy lines, and master-slave rape and coupling produced many mixed people.
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With rumors of an impending end to their two-year coupling, an insider assured PEOPLE that Timberlake and Biel were still going strong.
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This coupling isn't totally without conflict—Willowdean experiences a flash of insecurity when Bo's hands wander down her body and find soft rolls.
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The coupling of deep product knowledge with a fundamental understanding of the underlying physics allowed us to do what most people thought was impossible.
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Power markets coupling is designed to optimise the allocation process of cross-border capacities through a coordinated calculation of prices and flows between countries.
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Could Google make good use of Twitter properties like Vine and Periscope by coupling them in some kind of media hybrid offering with YouTube?
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The video of the attempted interspecies coupling was filmed on Yakushima Island, Japan, in the fall of 2015 — the peak of macaque breeding season.
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Kevin & Astrid: Fake TV and all, this coupling is still the most satisfying of Paradise, even though they didn't do anything this episode. 2.
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But they do suggest there's something to be said for marrying your best friend—or simply coupling up with them for the long term.
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Though the end of this beloved celebrity coupling is a shock to us all, 10 years is an eternity in famous-people relationship time.
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Croatia is now part of Multi-Regional Coupling (MRC) project which includes 19 countries that account for about 85 percent of European power demand.
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By coupling concrete, evidence-based goals with policy proposals that explicitly support these goals, Green New Dealers have shown not only courage but savvy.
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Coupling the often early-in-life diagnosis with the fact that MS is a progressive disease informs the allure of a procedure like HSCT.
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Especially in the later books, most notoriously in The Humbling, the coupling of older men with alluring, sinister younger women feels mechanical and cheap.
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She also tweeted that former White House senior adviser Valerie Jarrett was the result of the coupling of an ape and the Muslim Brotherhood.
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As Jim and Kaneisha's coupling nears its climax, she begins to beg Jim to call her a "nasty negress," to threaten to whip her.
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Family, in this instance, might just mean coupling up, but if it meant they were ready for children, it seemed they were rushing into things.
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Yes, but: Some critics suggest that coupling CCUS with EOR could lead to more oil production, as it would enable production at otherwise unusable wells.
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We'd be remiss not to mention Game of Thrones' controversial first season, where this coupling happened — particularly at the circumstances in which they were married.
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The (very) basic idea is coupling the natural resonance of a crystal to the frequencies of the light particles to be stored in that crystal.
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Shawkat and Costa do offer up Blue Is the Warmest Color-level coupling; the romance that follows is hot and hasty, to say the least.
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If viewers saw the protagonists' awkward, artificial coupling-up as romantic or touching, The Hotel might suddenly seem like a positive force in their lives.
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Photo via a now-deleted Instagram post Future and Ciara's coupling was supposed to be perfect, just like a fairy tale or a socialist society.
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However, often lost in the weeds of repealing the death tax is the tax's complex yet direct coupling with other taxes, including the gift tax.
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Morton and Bukowski became engaged during September's finale of BIP, and since have shared the ups and downs of their new coupling after filming ended.
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Working long hours is standard as an entrepreneur but coupling that with doing a bunch of stuff you don't enjoy makes those hours extra miserable.
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In December 2017, the president signed a national security strategy designating both China and Russia as economic adversaries, effectively coupling U.S. national and economic security.
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Kursad Derinkuyu, the advisor to the bourse chief executive told Reuters it is in discussion about coupling its market with some of the neighbouring countries.
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"By coupling this with much better soil and ecosystem management we began to have healthier trees and wildlife helping keep pests in check," says Munro.
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But Senate Democrats are expected to block it until negotiators can reach a deal on coupling more non-defense spending with a bigger military budget.
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Suffice to say, even given the limitations of inductive coupling, wireless charging has the potential to change transportation systems in all sorts of interesting ways.
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The latest trailer hinted at a Dark Side Rey, so pairing that look with a Kylo Ren costume should make for a pretty provocative coupling.
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This led him, in the 21993s, to another innovation: "knowledge coupling" software linked to a database of medical knowledge derived from thousands of journal articles.
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Just last week, the Shondaland drama put unnecessary kinks in the naturally dramatic coupling of Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone) and Atticus "Link" Lincoln (Chris Carmack).
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The team will also study the Arctic's ecosystem, the air chemistry of the central Arctic and dynamical coupling via atmospheric waves with the ozone layer.
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Coupling data and machine learning technology, Clearbanc is quick to make decisions about potential investments, driven by a lofty goal of backing 2,000 companies by 1203.
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Companies have been pairing up to work on self-driving cars for years now, but only recently has that relentless coupling taken on more serious overtones.
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This affects the Next Generation Global Prediction System, Hurricane Forecast Improvement Program, NOAA Environmental Modeling System, and other model coupling, data assimilation, and collaborative research efforts.
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"Honestly, the coupling that's making me the most excited this season, America hasn't seen yet," Vernoff teased in between directing season 15's upcoming seventh episode.
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Assuming that the current central value remains, it would mean that the top Yukawa coupling is 40 percent larger than that predicted by the Standard Model.
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But Scandal is no fan of the love story and there hasn't been a single coupling on the show that is sane, healthy, or even safe.
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Brkic said CROPEX would also merge with other neighbouring markets, including coupling its intra-day market with neighbouring European Union intra-day markets planned for 2019.
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Giudice has been posting heartrending tributes to Antonia on Instagram in the days since her death, coupling sweet old family photos and videos with emotional captions.
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And coupling immigration restrictionism with strong support for the welfare state, an approach called "welfare chauvinism," has worked pretty well for some European far-right parties.
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According to fans I spoke to, this imagined coupling, when it reaches extreme levels, tends to sometimes blur the lines between harmless fan-fiction and fetishization.
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I think that if Richie is saying that they're just friends, we should probably just believe her and stop trying to make this celebrity coupling happen.
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It could mean banning more types of guns — perhaps all semiautomatic weapons — and coupling that with an Australian-style mandatory buyback program, which the research supports.
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On March 28, a coupling between two pipes on the leach pad processing facility at Veladero failed, causing a gold and diluted cyanide solution to spill.
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Tests IBM have been conducting include coupling cameras to Watson so they can recognize defects in electronic components zipping through assembly lines in China and Taiwan.
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Use of phones and social media are prohibited, but contestants are given access to phones "that ping with dates, fun challenges, and messages about coupling ceremonies."
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The coupling of unlike pasts is now seen as a safe exchange, but at the time it would still have felt risky and a little new.
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After all, at least one artist in each coupling had a serious problem with intimacy that was often transferred to a violent, sexualized approach to painting.
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For William, this coupling is a final dismissal of the "real" world and society, and the other shoe we've been waiting to see drop all season.
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JP Morgan's Spence said poor European data combined with disappointing GDP growth from Japan was triggering a de-coupling of US rates from other developed markets.
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By coupling interactive sex education with a host of social services, the program has successfully cut teen pregnancy by 20083 percent in the communities it serves.
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You begin to understand the monolithic institution as an amalgamation of quirky collectors, impassioned artists, and status-hungry socialites: their coupling, their envy, and their demise.
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The other kind of near-field transmission is capacitive coupling, whereby power is transferred via electric field between two metal electrodes, which together form a capacitor.
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Regardless of the number, Ms. Wilcox reads them all, keeping an eye out for distinguishing features: an interesting job, a unique meeting story, a surprising coupling.
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And the upstairs-downstairs feel of Katherine and Sebastian's coupling was no doubt helped by the vastly different ways in which the actors approached their parts.
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Coupling the song with a nod to Aretha Franklin's "Respect," Lizzo made it clear from the start that she would tolerate no negativity in her presence.
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And what are the Nephilim, the product of the mad coupling of the "sons of God" with mortal women, doing in the first pages of Genesis?
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In addition to being nervous about the looming re-coupling, the Islanders were stunned to discover that the new additions were virtually impossible to tell apart.
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But this week, Geary Contemporary in the West Village offers an antidote: a coupling of works by artists who operate well outside the cliquish gallery sphere.
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"Right now, our goal, our focus, is making sure that program gets taken care of, also coupling that with massive border security, interior enforcement," she said.
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This kind of scene is becoming more common, as a number of salons and spas across the country have begun coupling meditation with manicures and pedicures.
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The long and insistent coupling of compensation for slaveowners with emancipation is useful for consideration in current debates about reparations for the descendants of the enslaved.
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Coupling that profile information with Facebook's algorithms — the software used to determine what you see and don't see in your Feed — can be dangerous, he said.
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Boeing officials say recent sales wins for Boeing's 787 plane over Airbus' A330neo have involved "multiple plays" of which coupling jets and services can be one element.
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There is not much by way of plot except constant movement and a tender—and, given the circumstances, surprisingly familiar—love story of coupling and conscious uncoupling.
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Still, the rate of interracial marriages has increased as online dating has become more popular and studies suggest online dating will increase the rate of interracial coupling.
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" Reflecting on Patel's intentions, Whitman said that the U.K.'s laws once it leaves the EU could reveal a "closer coupling of interests in security and development.
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Her surprise introduction came after the others had already coupled up, so Kyra will have her pick of the five guys at the next official re-coupling.
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Airbnb — which has booked accommodation for 260 million guests and currently features over four million listings — is coupling the news with some accessibility announcements of its own.
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The kidnapping and dialysis coupling was instead the work of the Society of Music Lovers, who are devoted to the man's music and to saving his life.
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This month in The Talk, video editor Chuka Chukuma and writers Jenny Zhang, Larissa Pham, Jesse Barron, and I discussed coupling in a world where cash rules.
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By coupling his talents with elite conditioning, he made "motivated BJ Penn" into a meme and a synonym for how threatening a lightweight fighter could actually be.
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The coupling system involves so-called implicit auctions, in which players do not receive allocations of cross-border capacity although they bid for electricity on their exchange.
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Wung explained that Budweiser is working on coupling the ThruVu Cooler with other technology such as facial recognition software and environmental sensors to figure out the temperature.
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This will enable the operation of a cross-border, day-ahead electricity trading market that can cater for interconnection auctions under the European Market Coupling regulatory mechanism.
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Coupling that with a sharp and bright display makes the system that much more appealing for users looking for a solid utility player at a good price.
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And when life is made of choices one has to ask the question, 'What are we to each other, what does marriage mean, what does coupling mean?
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With agricultural revenue of 5.8 billion euros ($6.5 billion), BASF is one of the world's big players in an industry where everyone seems to be enthusiastically coupling.
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Suzanne Maloney, deputy director of foreign policy at the left-of-center Brookings Institution, said the Obama administration followed decades of precedent coupling financial and diplomatic settlements.
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Here, the weak electromagnetic coupling of axionic matter is plenty sufficient to couple with the energetic photons of the magnetic helix racing outward from the black hole.
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Each former Brady kid is matched with an HGTV design expert to complete the project, and each coupling is assigned to a different room in the home.
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Pig Zero trumpets the benefits of coupling tiamulin with chlortetracycline, a drug made by Elanco's competitors that both American and international regulators consider medically important to humans.
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He could emerge as the national leader on higher education policy by coupling his proposal with a plan to restore full public funding for CUNY and SUNY.
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What they found, Goldstein tells me, is that when a man held his partner's hand while she was feeling pain, their brain-to-brain coupling did increase.
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The research is ongoing, but she says that preliminary results are showing that doing so might be able increase the coupling, or shared activation, with another's pain.
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And just days after he was spotted cozying up to Selena Gomez, Hadid got feisty in one of her first Instagrams since news broke of the singers' coupling.
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The photo (above) highlights the story's two rival New York City gangs — the Sharks and the Jets — and the romantic coupling that threatens to tear them all apart.
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Williams first teased the coupling on Monday, posting a photo of herself lounging by a pool, holding hands with Tomblin, whose face was not visible in the shot.
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Microsoft is coupling its contributions with a call for other companies to step up, and for Seattle's Eastside suburbs — of which Redmond is one — to facilitate more housing.
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Veronica Lodge even uses the word "ship" in Riverdale's second episode to refer to the potential coupling of canonically gay character Kevin Keller and football player Moose Mason.
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The coupling of that great narrative with rock solid battle mechanics and a finely judged leveling and item system always kept me going for another hour or three.
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The unplanned coupling of systems originally meant to be independent has often been identified as a threat to resiliency ("Brittle power: energy strategy for national security", Lovins, 1982).
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