They use X-ray machines, metal detectors, drug detectors and dogs for that step.
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While eight in ten properties were equipped with smoke detectors, just over half had carbon monoxide detectors.
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If that means five metal detectors getting and out of the high school, you get five metal detectors.
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Radiation detectors and dime-sized disks of plutonium and cesium used to make sure the detectors were working properly.
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Well, LIGO currently has two detectors, acting as "ears" for scientists, with more detectors slated to come online in the future.
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Luckily, in the coming decades, as many as five detectors will come online across the world (as well as some space-based detectors).
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Luckily, in the coming decades as many as five detectors will come online across the world (as well as some space-based detectors).
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Like old-fashioned metal detectors, R.F. detectors often produce a beep or tone that gets louder the closer you get to a transmitting radio signal.
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So for my work on the detectors that I helped develop, they're super sensitive in a wavelength range where we haven't really had sensitive detectors ever.
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Although single-photon detectors are more well established than single photon source devices, the NPL team's device will help test detectors and improve upon already existing designs.
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The LIGO and Virgo detectors, located in the United States and Italy, respectively, are gravitational wave detectors that have seen the merging of pairs of black holes.
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There are only two sensors — infrared motion detectors ($50) and window/door opening detectors ($40) — as well as a key fob ($30) for setting and disarming the alarm.
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During the announcement mention was made of other detectors to look at longer wave periods—some of the graphics shown imply that these would be space-based detectors.
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You&aposve got to fix it in a way that hardens the place sufficiently -- If that means five metal detectors in a high school, you get five metal detectors.
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Partygoers entering that secure zone will be screened at a dozen access points where they will encounter metal detectors, the vapor wake dogs and officers with portable radiation detectors.
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We are looking into IR imaging as well, as well as detectors for x-ray, gamma-ray and custom-built neutron detectors (which are designed to look for dark matter).
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The detectors can integrate with school camera systems so it's easier for administrators to figure out which students are in the bathroom, and both companies' detectors cost roughly $1,000 a piece.
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Problem is ... smoke detectors are pretty good in hotels.
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As colliders and detectors have failed to turn up the particles these theories conjecture, the models have been tweaked and ever-larger colliders and detectors have been put to work testing them.
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In the meantime, other scientists will continue looking for weirder ways to spot particles, by perhaps putting detectors in places that the current detectors can't observe, like many feet from the central collision.
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HUD also "strongly encourage[s]" landlords to install detectors to protect residents in places where the detectors are not required by state or local law, the agency said in a notice released Thursday.
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With concerns over teenage vaping at an all-time high, schools all around the country are starting to embrace vape detectors, which are capable of detecting vape smoke that normal smoke detectors cannot.
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As originally reported by CNN, these vape detectors, which often resemble carbon monoxide detectors, can be placed in areas where students are likely to sneak off to vape, such as bathrooms and closets.
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At these energies, the detectors would need to be enormous.
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We need metal detectors and armed guards at the school.
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Many units are missing functioning smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
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Made of plastic, they can also slip through metal detectors.
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That means mines are hard to find with metal detectors.
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But research on the effectiveness of metal detectors is inconclusive.
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And safety devices like smoke detectors should always be on.
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Its detectors are already in 8,000 homes across South Africa.
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They have refused to enter the mosques through the detectors.
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The king underscored the importance of removing the metal detectors.
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Bob can read the interference pattern on nearby photon detectors.
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Ideally, therefore, detectors need to be close to their targets.
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The building was equipped with working smoke detectors, firefighters said.
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If we had metal detectors, they would have gone off.
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Our cheater detectors don't work very well on written documents.
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The school does not have metal detectors at its entrance.
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Metal detectors are unlikely to stop a gunman, experts say.
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This requires the design and construction of very precise detectors.
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The vestibules and hardened doors can also host metal detectors.
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It was people's smoke detectors and burglar alarms going off.
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Some schools, like Plainedge High School, are installing vaping detectors.
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The inspection requirements include smoke detectors on board, she said.
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Israeli security forces began dismantling the metal detectors early Tuesday.
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Vendors waved handheld metal detectors and displayed 215D surveillance cameras.
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Integrating detectors into the infrastructure of the internet is a huge task, and the scale of the online world means that even detectors with high accuracy levels will make a sizable number of mistakes.
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Indeed, in 2003, a team tested out the same life-detectors that were onboard the 1975 Viking landers, and found exactly as much life as the original detectors discovered in the Martian soil—zilch.
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How wily teens outwit bathroom vape detectors Schools around the country are starting to use vape detectors to catch kids using ecigarettes—but like many things built to try to contain kids, they aren't working.
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These flashes are amplified and turned into signals in the detectors.
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Walls, guards with guns, and metal detectors ... not teachers with handguns.
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LIGO consists two detectors located in Hanford, Washington and Livingston, Louisiana.
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By now, many BS detectors will be ringing at full volume.
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It also uses metal detectors to prevent this kind of contamination.
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The venue has metal detectors and a security staff, he added.
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You can't put metal detectors everywhere, that is not the solution.
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Security was tight, with fans forced to pass through metal detectors.
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They include a vector magnetometer and plasma and energetic particle detectors.
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The main entrance is heavily guarded and equipped with metal detectors.
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Journalists make the best investors because they have incredible bullshit detectors.
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Some of the robot's modules use living organisms as toxin detectors.
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Using thermoluminescence detectors, scientists could establish when an artifact was heated.
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Indoors, these detectors could provide high data rates to mobile devices.
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The company also makes smoke detectors and other fire safety products.
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This was the third event scientists observed using gravitational-wave detectors.
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Indonesia's President ordered the country to buy tsunami early warning detectors.
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Freeman School District in Washington installed detectors a few weeks ago.
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There are also few efficient detectors for these mid-infrared wavelengths.
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There were other Zika detectors presented at the conference, as well.
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He entered the museum briefly, avoiding the few working motion detectors.
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Others were seismic detectors, attuned to minute vibrations in the ground.
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In Indiana, some schools will be getting hand-held metal detectors.
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Santone said the city inspects for smoke detectors and fire extinguishers.
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Koerber thinks metal detectors would be more effective than clear backpacks.
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Like deepfake creators, deepfake detectors learn their skills by analyzing images.
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Signals from sensor detectors never made it to the security guards.
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Anyway, you're probably more familiar with EMF detectors than you think.
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And the detectors that I've helped develop, you can get sensitivities.
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In the suburbs of Chicago, several schools brought vape detectors in as well, according to WGN9, and earlier this year, Ridgefield High School in Connecticut also made the decision to install vapor detectors in its bathrooms.
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Ground based gravitational wave detectors like the kilometer-sized LIGO and Virgo detectors are capable of measuring signals that are emitted from merging black hole that have as much as 30 times the mass of the Sun.
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Although all visitors to the nearby Western Wall, the holiest site where Jews can pray, pass through metal detectors, Palestinians considered the detectors outside Al Aqsa as a symbol of Israel asserting its claim to sovereignty there.
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They had high-dose detectors, but they were buried in the rubble.
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Russian courts generally have metal detectors and security guards at the entrance.
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There aren't any metal detectors at the towering Capitol in Nebraska, either.
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The home appears to have had no smoke detectors, the authorities said.
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Sales of metal detectors, which are responsible for most finds, are rising.
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Some use metal detectors, surveillance cameras, mobile-phone jammers and even drones.
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The upgrade will swap out CMS' innermost of several different particle detectors.
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There are dozens of these sorts of RF detectors available on Amazon.
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Placing detectors inside a pyramid can discern cavities within a solid structure.
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Commonly known as lie detectors, polygraphs are virtually unused in civilian life.
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At Los Alamos, neutron detectors will be scattered throughout the supercomputing center.
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LIGO's detectors consist of two L-shaped arms, each several kilometers long.
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The use of metal detectors and body searches was being ramped up.
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Roost was showing a smartphone-controlled 9-volt battery for smoke detectors.
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Metal detectors were being set up at entry points to the city.
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That will come with security updates like smoke and gas detectors, too.
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The removal of the metal detectors was applauded by the White House.
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Movement detectors can also show if a cow is ready for insemination.
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It's not like gravitational wave detectors and large telescopes are easily available.
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Among the easier-to-use devices are specially designed camera lens detectors.
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On August 14, three detectors recorded the passage of these gravitational waves.
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"This is an open place, there aren't any metal detectors," he said.
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It is not only bomb detectors that are not working in Iraq.
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There are no detectors at the entrances of either high school, however.
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Revere bought detectors with grant money from the state Attorney General's Office.
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The DoE researchers carried these radioactive samples to calibrate the radiation detectors.
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Safety groups also ask that you replace the batteries in smoke detectors.
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"I think people's bullshit detectors have become stronger and stronger," he said.
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We also have integrated smoke detectors, thermostats, our security system and others.
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In Texas, for example, lie detectors are not admissible in criminal trials.
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Which, of course, has led to the rise of influencer fraud detectors.
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Both detectors measured the exact same stretching and squeezing of space-time.
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Metal detectors and teachers with guns are not going to fix this.
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More importantly, they say, metal detectors send the wrong message to students.
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Turn on your pun detectors, marshal your best one-liners, and enjoy.
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This collision was the first event scientists observed using gravitational-wave detectors.
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No smoke detectors were heard and none have been found, Langford said.
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Everyone entering the courtroom gets searched and put through metal detectors. Twice.
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Security is less invasive; many train stations don't even have metal detectors.
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To build their dark matter detectors, physicists wade into the wild, speculative xenon gas market After discovering gravitational waves, physicists gird themselves for the next discovery Turns out, dark matter detectors can be re-purposed for nuclear security
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The detections were made last month shortly after researchers turned on three gravitational wave detectors -- the twin LIGO detectors in the United States and the Virgo detector in Italy -- for a third observational campaign that began April 1.
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"Given the unevenness of state and local law, we intend to make certain that CO detectors are required in all our housing programs, just as we require smoke detectors, no matter where our HUD-assisted families live," Carson added.
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And then Israeli security officials went further, installing metal detectors at the perimeter.
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In Canada, radar detectors are banned everywhere but British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan.
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"These devices are like little lie detectors," says BAN executive director Jim Puckett.
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But this isn't the first such experiment proposing enormous-scale cosmic particle detectors.
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Afterwards, we go inside and help T. find all of the smoke detectors.
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Metal detectors or whatever they have to do to make these schools safe.
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Nest Labs' smoke detectors found to be easily disabled with a simple gesture.
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That includes Nest thermostats and smoke detectors, August smart locks, Ring video doorbells.
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Both blasters feature IR emitters and detectors inside a protective dome on top.
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Gravitational-wave detectors work (see diagram) by splitting a laser beam in twain.
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But research on the effectiveness of metal detectors in reducing violence is inconclusive.
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It's also persuading commercial buildings to place the tabletop detectors on their premises.
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He did not name the detectors in his statement or explain the investigations.
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That's the principle behind our current state-of-the-art gravitational wave detectors.
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The school does not have metal detectors or school resource officers, he noted.
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The Palestinians say they were not informed by the Israelis about the detectors.
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Israel's security cabinet took the decision to remove the detectors early on Tuesday.
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During discussions with Netanyahu, Abdullah had demanded that Israel remove the metal detectors.
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We need metal detectors at our schools and that will solve the problem.
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As of now, the LIGO and Virgo gravitational wave detectors probably aren't ready.
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From the detectors placed around Europe, scientists know the release was pretty small.
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LIGO's two L-shaped detectors each have a laser running down the arms.
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Typical dark matter detectors are relatively large and highly sensitive to sudden events.
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In Washington and Louisiana, massive L-shaped detectors sniff for invisible gravitational perturbations.
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Now, all the researchers need are more detectors and more detections, Wada explained.
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They are difficult to find with metal detectors and hard to spot visually.
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And detectors planted in the soil can monitor moisture levels at multiple depths.
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So detectors like LIGO or Virgo are the only way to see them.
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Some have speculated whether adding metal detectors or banning trench coats would help.
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The most common technique is to look for them manually, with metal detectors.
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Confirm with the owner that the home has smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
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Throughout the last decade, Iraq paid more than $80 million for bomb detectors.
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Unlike the prison guards, Mr. Lima's men were thorough and used metal detectors.
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And law enforcement officials feared that they could easily bypass most metal detectors.
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The school does not have metal detectors, according to the city's Education Department.
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"We want to have the largest body of detectors and models," said Zadeh.
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All rise with the sun and don body armor and assemble metal detectors.
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These gamma rays are visible through special detectors, such as the Fermi telescope.
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Like other prospectors he did not see the need to use metal detectors.
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Get fire extinguishers, carbon dioxide and smoke detectors — and make sure they work.
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Palestinians deemed the metal detectors a breach of this decades-old status quo.
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Metal detectors have proved to be effective in thwarting attacks in other venues.
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And then I arrive, and I see their faces framed by metal detectors.
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"We'll use metal detectors to scan individuals entering the observation areas," he said.
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No smoke detectors were found in the charred home, the fire chief said.
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At the end of the long lines, a set of metal detectors await.
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Bomb-sniffing dogs and 7,000 officers with handheld metal detectors were on duty.
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Israel agreed to remove metal detectors from the Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem.
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The main bus contained geiger counters, radiation and micrometeorite detectors, and a magnetometer.
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Detectors have confirmed four gravitational waves, and many more are certain to come.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Palestinian leaders have urged Muslim worshippers to keep praying outside the al-Aqsa compound in protest at Israel's installation of metal detectors and security cameras near the site, even though Israel removed the metal detectors early Tuesday morning.
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Metal detectors Israel installed metal detectors and security cameras near the entrance to the sacred site -- known to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary and to Jews as the Temple Mount -- following an attack in which two Israeli police officers were killed.
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Cedar Electronics, in Illinois, which manufactures radar detectors, CB radios and other communications devices under brand names like Cobra, has warned that tariffs could threaten jobs at its manufacturing plant in West Chester, Ohio, where it produces custom-installed radar detectors.
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"These detectors cannot completely solve the problem, but they represent an important tool to fight disinformation," said Luisa Verdoliva, a professor at the Naples university and a visiting scholar at Google AI. The other two detectors were developed by Jigsaw.
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LIGO started its second observing run on November 30, 2016 with only two detectors.
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Fortem's tech involves more radar detectors than Echodyne's, but it also includes predatory drones.
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Its detectors will be arranged in an equilateral triangle with sides 2.5m kilometres long.
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But despite some light moderation efforts, the dicks are still busting through the detectors.
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The detectors, they said, should be tested and inspected at the manufacturer's recommended intervals.
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The tags and tabletop detectors will be released to the public before next spring.
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This summer, China also announced plans to build two space-based gravitational wave detectors.
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The ad-blockers have retaliated with techniques to dodge the detectors, and so on.
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A laser runs down the arms of LIGO and Virgo's three L-shaped detectors.
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So in February 2014, Talbot sat down and recited his experiences with lie detectors.
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Thirteen states including Michigan, require installation of carbon monoxide detectors in hotels and motels.
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They are bringing with them 55 life detectors, 30 rescue dogs and 24 generators.
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Some are unsurprising and immediately noticeable, such as armed guards, metal detectors, and frisking.
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Police installed metal detectors at various entrances to the complex following the deadly shooting.
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Lots of computer scientists and big companies have made pet detectors in the past.
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All three detectors are L-shaped, with each leg being about two miles long.
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By using detectors, scientists can count the number of muons passing through the pyramid.
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The case of the fake bomb detectors exemplifies the relationship between corruption and death.
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They have motion detectors, helicopters, cameras, fixed-wing aircraft and drones at their disposal.
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Meanwhile, more and more schools are surveilled by cameras, and bordered by metal detectors.
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Clocking out quietly, they walked through airport-style metal detectors, past private security guards.
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But for the first time ever, those fans had to go through metal detectors.
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He recalled passing through two metal detectors before being placed in a holding cell.
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Using beeping metal detectors, a team of local technicians survey a hillside for unexplodedbombs.
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Technology like motion detectors and infrared triggers provides researchers with unparalleled access and freedom.
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Agents wielding metal detectors scanned knapsacks under the startled gaze of wide-eyed children.
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Ms. Serejo also said the smoke detectors in the building had not been working.
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He ordered her to relinquish her phone and pass through the metal detectors again.
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It was not clear if the family had working smoke detectors in the home.
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Smoke detectors go off during dinner; her dogs are locked in a bedroom. Whatever.
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And most recently, the metal detectors that stood sentinel at school entrances have disappeared.
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Everybody had to pass through airport-style metal detectors before walking the red carpet.
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Worshipers said they viewed the metal detectors as an Israeli provocation, and a humiliation.
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Nearby electricity towers interfere with metal detectors and workers must use simple gardening tools.
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Same goes for smart smoke alarms, thermostats, flood detectors, door locks and other items.
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The museum will add motion detectors and might consider inspecting departing visitors, she said.
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Palestinian Muslims refused to enter the esplanade through the detectors, praying outside in protest.
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Operation Clemenza didn't bug the suspects' phones or install microphones in the smoke detectors.
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The project is just one part of the new neutrino experiment, but together with the DUNE detectors and the Long-Baseline Neutrino Facilities that will house the detectors, it will be an important American particle physics experiment to keep your eye on.
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"Given the unevenness of state and local law, we intend to make certain that CO detectors are required in all our housing programs, just as we require smoke detectors, no matter where our HUD-assisted families live," he said in a statement.
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Fire safety company Kidde is recalling 500,000 smoke detectors that could put consumers in danger.
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It comes with the Security Hub, two door and window detectors, and a motion detector.
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LIGO boasts two specialized detectors in Washington and Louisiana, designed to pick up these ripples.
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Quanta Magazine spoke with Arvanitaki about her plan to use black holes as particle detectors.
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To prevent students smuggling smartphones into exam rooms, schools have installed CCTV and metal detectors.
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I got interested in continuing with liquid-argon detectors, but for neutrino detection from submarines.
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Other sodium iodide detectors will similarly attempt to verify the prior claims, as we've reported.
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Clarke is a pioneer in developing sensitive magnetic detectors called superconducting quantum interference devices (SQUIDs).
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These experts are helping to support the creation of new and shareable detectors on Matroid.
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The suspect attempted to go through the metal detectors at the Capitol Visitor Center entrance.
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But she does not want to see the introduction of metal detectors or armed guards.
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It has introduced additional localised smoke detectors and removed the plastic lid on its robots.
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It has introduced additional localized smoke detectors and removed the plastic lid on its robots.
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This firm is one of the biggest producers of the chips used in radar detectors.
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In the end we had six armed security guards, sandbags, numerous security doors, metal detectors.
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It was unknown whether there were working smoke detectors in the 1,300-square-foot house.
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But our brains' syllable-detectors keep going — those are like the endurance muscles of perception.
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"From what she told me, the smoke detectors did not go off," William Johnson said.
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IceCube features an array of 5,160 detectors buried in the ice beneath the South Pole.
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Lie detectors aren't always accurate, so who's to say for sure what Bieber really thinks.
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Because they're made of plastic or resin, simple metal detectors won't spot 3D-printed guns.
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There are thermostats, smoke detectors, security cameras, and a bonafide security system with professional monitoring.
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GUILFOYLE: Did they have metal detectors and make sure there was one point of entry?
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So we need to have single point entries and there needs to be metal detectors.
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Coyle said the sun could blind or confuse the infrared detectors on the kill vehicle.
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Only 200 of its 20m clients showed up, trudging through metal detectors and tight security.
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Different elements would therefore serve as different detectors, all wrapped up in one core sample.
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" Asked if lie detectors could be used, she said: "Well, they may, they may not.
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The Spotlight Cam uses motion detectors so it doesn't have to be recording 24/20183.
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Axion detectors - such as the Axion Dark Matter Experiment - have a better chance, they determined.
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Having two detectors let the scientists know approximately where the glow came from, Wada said.
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That service lets third-party products communicate with Nest's thermostats, smoke detectors, and security cameras.
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For those behind LIGO, Virgo and other detectors now under construction, these are exciting times.
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Some high schools have started installing smoke detectors specifically designed to flush out vape smoke.
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These are different from traditional cigarette smoke detectors, which often fail to detect vape smoke.
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Muon detectors were placed inside the pyramid in the Queen's Chamber and another smaller room.
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Power would come from a tiny radioactive source like americium, the element in smoke detectors.
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And giant clams have hundreds of tiny pinhole camera-like light detectors on their shells.
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You mentioned that students at your school have been debating the need for metal detectors.
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Your neighbor's yard has a full cemetery, rigged with motion detectors and pop-up zombies.
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YouTube, like many other big tech companies, doesn't have visible metal detectors or armed guards.
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"You have metal detectors," Mr. Tedisco said, raising his voice and staring at Mr. Hoylman.
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Large metal detectors also could be installed to scan trucks and buses for illegal activities.
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The start-up originally bought detectors from a small manufacturer in New Jersey, Princeton Lightwave.
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The Fire Department said there was no evidence of working smoke detectors in the building.
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Every morning, teachers and staff members search students' backpacks and wand them with metal detectors.
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The United States invested heavily in biological and nuclear detectors and other high-tech gear.
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Refusing to pass through the metal detectors, worshipers took the extraordinary step of praying outside.
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All hosts were asked to confirm they had smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in 2014.
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On Monday, Chicago fire officials passed out smoke detectors and safety information in the neighborhood.
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You can buy additional motion detectors for $59 each and Nest Tags for $25 each.
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There are hand-held detectors that can help identify some but not most synthetic cannabinoids.
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It is an array of 1303 muon detectors, spread over 25,000 square meters (6.2 acres).
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But little is known about the built-in threat detectors of these limbless, brainless beings.
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Israel insists the metal detectors are needed to prevent more attacks on Israeli security forces.
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Muons can penetrate deep into rock and reveal hidden voids and chambers to particle detectors.
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The 10,000 megapixel camera uses microwave kinetic inductance detectors to combat this inaccuracy and snap photographs.
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Nobody looks at their pass, there's no pat-down, there's no dogs, there's no metal detectors.
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And then the next step was predicting the particular signals that LIGO's detectors might pick up.
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Some are about the mass of a big star, like those observed by gravitational wave detectors.
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Did you actually go around and persuade farmers to let you put detectors on their land?
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We first wrote about Matroid's web platform for building custom video recognition detectors back in May.
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Even if nothing else comes into our detectors, we are going to own black hole astronomy.
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HUD said that it would use a formal rulemaking process to require the carbon monoxide detectors.
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When you finally reach the conveyer belt and metal detectors, you want to be completely ready.
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"It would have been picked up on the metal detectors, no question," Chief Boyce told reporters.
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Metal detectors remain the predominant form of passenger screening technology, but they still don't detect explosives.
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Armed with metal detectors, father and son descended on the farm near Arabybro in northern Denmark.
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Having multiple detectors also increases the amount of time during which detections can actually be made.
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Conceivably, a disaffected employee could plant an injection in the LIGO detectors and cover his tracks.
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We're born with about 16,000 little hair cells in our ears that act as sound detectors.
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Metal detectors debuted at U.S. airports in the early 1970s after a series of airplane hijackings.
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But a weapon system—essentially, infrared blasters and detectors on each kart—can also hinder speed.
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Fortunately, the iPhone has a smaller "Always On Processor" that can be used to run detectors.
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A police officer in Baghdad confirmed these hand-held ADE 651 detectors were still in use.
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LIGO's detectors give scientists a new way to observe black holes, and new information about them.
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The upgraded detectors were turned back on April 1, the beginning of their third observational run.
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Now, these detectors essentially serve the same purpose as telescopes, but measuring gravity instead of light.
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The deluge brought the news: Telescopes and detectors across the world were making a monumental observation.
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The searches were mechanical and strict; there were metal detectors on the door and ID checks.
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Scary, for sure, but it lacks the urgency that makes people install smoke and CO2 detectors.
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It's monitored by an array of about 10,000 extremely sensitive light detectors called photomultiplier tubes (PMTs).
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Tension have spiked in recent days after Israel installed metal detectors outside a major Jerusalem mosque.
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Some are adding bulletproof doors, windows and door barriers, along with metal detectors and armed guards.
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In the 1970s, the International Civil Aviation Organisation began requiring passengers be screened using metal detectors.
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They will face a rigorous security screening involving metal detectors and pat-down searches, Annan said.
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This will ensure that school districts don't have to find savings elsewhere to install metal detectors.
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After the Columbine shooting in 1999, schools installed metal detectors and shifted restrooms away from entryways.
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Israel's installation of metal detectors on Jerusalem Old City's Temple Mount near the al Aqsa Mosque.
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The space, which is dividable, has exposed brick walls and a security system with motion detectors.
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The fire commissioner said he's unsure whether all the smoke detectors were working in the building.
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If these waves permanently altered spacetime, our detectors might be able to measure the slight change.
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The challenge isn't covering the city in sensors; it's already bristling with cameras and motion detectors.
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Bomb-sniffing dogs will be outside the courthouse, and metal detectors will be inside, CNN reported.
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Those devices (think smoke detectors, etc.) are often old and can't directly connect to the cloud.
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One was the growing availability in the 266s of infrared detectors, originally developed for military use.
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Check the manufacturing date, too, and replace any detectors that are more than 10 years old.
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Eight facilities either lacked operating gas detectors or had other problems with their leak-detection systems.
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There were metal detectors and bag checks at B.M.C. Durfee High School, in Fall River, Mass.
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Perhaps most critically, check that there are working fire extinguishers and smoke detectors in your home.
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The solution to the worries that students bear is not more drills, guards or metal detectors.
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Only this time, most attendees need to walk through metal detectors, an accommodation to safety concerns.
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The school district also says it's considering whether to install metal detectors at the school's entrances.
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" Bishop said he would support metal detectors but called the clear backpacks "an invasion of privacy.
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Companies like Google and Facebook hope they will have reliable detectors in place before that happens.
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Visitors had to walk through metal detectors in order to gain access to the town center.
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It was limited to a few dollars for metal detectors and other small school safety measures.
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We're born with about 16,21999 little hair cells in our ears that act as sound detectors.
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We're born with about 153,000 little hair cells in our ears that act as sound detectors.
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The installation of smoke detectors is mandatory according to German housing law (this much is true).
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This was forcefully rejected by VdS Schadenverhütung GmbH, the largest (and invented) producer of smoke detectors.
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Besides baggage inspection, there would also be metal detectors and search dogs, it said in a statement.
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Roost is a company that makes a series of Wi-Fi-enabled fire and carbon monoxide detectors.
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Each of the collision-measuring detectors will see upgrades; one of them, LHCb, will be nearly replaced.
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This is the reason for a second crucial feature of neutrino detectors—usually, they're located far underground.
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Lockport parent Belinda Cooper would have preferred metal detectors in her 15-year-old daughter&aposs school.
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The company just issued a recall on nearly 500,000 smoke detectors that, sadly, did not detect smoke.
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Those tops then decay into more common particles that the two teams' detectors were able to detect.
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The K1 is designed to spot dangerous materials in airports and hospitals in advance of metal detectors.
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In a real (rather than practice) field, paths for the trainers are first cleared by metal detectors.
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You can also pick up smart leak detectors that will ping your phone if problems are detected.
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Enormous detectors surround those crossings and record the particles that coalesce out of the high-energy collisions.
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Runcie said that the district was also considering using metal-detecting wands and installing permanent metal detectors.
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Officials found the girl while searching for survivors using heat, sound, and movement detectors in the rubble.
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Mateen often worked at the front of the building, staffing the metal detectors, according to the neighbor.
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The neighbor said Mateen often worked security in the front of the building, manning the metal detectors.
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Runcie said Monday that safety enhancements such as metal detectors and bulletproof glass were still being examined.
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Mr. Ahluwalia refused, arguing that the airport's body scanners and metal detectors made this extra step unnecessary.
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There's a new Ring Door View Cam that replaces your peephole, smart lighting, smoke detectors, and more.
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Each tag will cost around 2,200 yen ($19.49), while the tabletop detectors will cost 23,000 yen ($203.80).
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Unfortunately, gravitational-wave detectors have a tough time narrowing down where those merging black holes are located.
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Giant detectors, like CMS, wrap around the intersection points to observe what comes out of the collisions.
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If you only have two detectors running, you can't confirm any discoveries when one is turned off.
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It actually seems low-tech compared to other multi-variable wearable detectors and apps on the market.
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Some elements lose alpha particles through radioactive decay, and your smoke detectors use them to detect smoke.
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The new receivers are simpler than previous coherent receivers and use only a quarter of the detectors.
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Hence the Palestinians reject Israel's authority, its heavy security presence and the unilateral move on metal detectors.
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Guests went through metal detectors and patdowns, under the watchful eyes of hundreds of armed police officers.
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Metal detectors are now mandatory at all major league U.S. football, baseball, basketball, hockey and football games.
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We have to have as in many New York City and other urban districts have metal detectors.
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They use a variety of detectors, but they're not the kind of thing you can carry around.
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Currently, the lineup includes thermostats, cameras, smoke detectors, a smart lock, a doorbell, and a security system.
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" He said the hotel's pool room had no carbon monoxide detectors "to the best of our knowledge.
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Which means deepfakes will likely become (or stay) an arms race between the creators and the detectors.
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Tools used to facilitate the trafficking of cultural goods, such as metal detectors, were seized as well.
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But in the evenings physicists would bring their detectors down and calibrate them using the same accelerator.
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And the detectors are really big and fun to work on—I like to climb around stuff.
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Recently, a multinational team of Israelis, Palestinians and Georgians worked gingerly, using detectors and armored mechanized equipment.
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There are a bunch of pre-trained models, running the gamut from cat detectors to gesture identification.
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Other wearables or connected objects — like noise and sound monitors, thermometers, pollution sensors, sun exposure detectors, etc.
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It is designed for smart home products, such as door bells, lights, thermostats, smoke detectors, and more.
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For example, railroads have developed specialized track-side wheel temperature detectors that are positioned alongside rail lines.
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Employees also used handheld metal detectors to check patrons for firearms before they could enter the club.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Friday suspended all contacts with Israel until the metal detectors are removed.
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By varying the wavelength and strength of the beams, humans could conceal Earth from more complicated detectors.
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There will also be tried-and-true forms of security, such as metal detectors and pat-downs.
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The trip has been marked by heavy security, including metal detectors and sniffer dogs at most events.
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Well, it all has to do with how the space-based wave detectors would be set up.
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The system uses off-the-shelf parts and, barring the detectors, nothing unavailable to normal telecommunications providers.
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They found that the detectors they evaluated could find WIMPs for certain ranges of the particle mass.
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Larger spaces, like arenas and stadiums, use metal detectors, pat-downs and phalanxes of wand-wielding guards.
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Shanghai Disneyland, formally unveiled on Thursday, also has rows of metal detectors at its graceful front gates.
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Disney installed metal detectors outside its Animal Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Magic Kingdom parks last year.
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Wednesday, scientists made a momentous announcement resulting from the latest form of "telescopes" -- detectors of gravitational waves.
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These are incredibly sensitive light-detectors called Photo Multiplier Tubes (PMTs) which can pick up these shockwaves.
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High schools are holding informational sessions about vaping, sending letters home to parents, investing in vape detectors.
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Using two detectors allowed the scientists to create a stereoscopic image of the interior of the pyramid.
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A district in Sparta, New Jersey, started off with two detectors and is planning to install more.
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The coins, for instance, were left behind when passengers emptied their pockets before going through metal detectors.
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This comes with a smart hub, keypad, door/window contact, external siren, and two PIR motion detectors.
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Detectors like the LHCb detector sit at these collision points and record the resulting spray of particles.
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That might mean the shooter was prepared and wanted to avoid security and metal detectors, said Campbell.
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Or maybe a fire starts, and can be responded to even before the smoke detectors go off.
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She dives into such eclectic topics as Kant's "Dare to know!" dictum, lie detectors, and oath-swearing.
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This is done because browser extensions are given a higher "privilege" than advertisements and ad blocker detectors.
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Inspectors flagged two instances of missing or faulty smoke detectors in a hallway and inside an apartment.
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Debates have erupted over arming teachers, the usefulness of metal detectors and best practices during unthinkable scenarios.
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There's certainly precedent: NASA has built X-ray detectors to study black holes that mimic lobster eyes.
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The detectors determined that this event, now named S190814bv, was highly unlikely to be a false alarm.
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Back-to-School Shopping for Districts: Armed Guards, Cameras and Metal Detectors The shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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"I felt really uncomfortable standing in line and waiting to go through the metal detectors," he said.
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New Utrecht High School, which is in the Bensonhurst neighborhood of Brooklyn, does not have metal detectors.
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Trilobites Researchers outfitted 169 seabirds with radar detectors to pinpoint vessels that had turned off their transponders.
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The installation of the metal detectors will be delayed until the school learns how to operate them.
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By the early 1960s the first versions of detectors were built and deployed, though with no success.
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Mostly-black schools, with metal detectors and fences and other such things, have come to resemble prisons.
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Tension built over the following days, but the cabinet chose to leave the metal detectors in place.
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Well-known brand-name items were boxed up in plastic or wrapped with detectors to prevent shoplifting.
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There was no indication of an earlier threat at the school, which does not have metal detectors.
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Opinion BOSTON — Every morning, I stand behind the metal detectors, searching bags as students enter the school.
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A department spokesman, Jim Long, said the home's smoke detectors had gone off as the fire began.
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Protesters without firearms filed through 17 metal detectors at a single entrance to Capitol Square, where Gov.
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Wilcox said the schools don't have metal detectors and students aren't searched when they enter the building.
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On average, the detectors send 10 alerts per day, said Plainedge Public High Schools Superintendent Ed Salina.
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Fully autonomous cars are expected to deploy dozens of such detectors, says Diane Lansinger, the chief executive.
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"No lie detectors are being used, or talked about, or looked at as a possibility," Sanders said.
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But we just haven't been able to take a census because our detectors haven't been sensitive enough.
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Dr. Buonanno's research focuses on improving the accuracy of the models of the fingerprints for upcoming observations with the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory and Virgo detectors, and for future gravitational-wave detectors, such as with the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna, or LISA, which will be launched in 2034.
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Be prepared — recruiters are the best BS detectors in the world, and we always know when you're not.
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Airbnb is also offering free smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to its hosts through the end of 2018.
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Two LIGO detectors, one in Washington State and the other in Louisiana, spotted these ripples in space time.
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A possible compromise could involve installing motion detectors on streetlights, which are already in use in some places.
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Kurt Wright, who told local news outlets that working smoke detectors were going off when fire crews arrived.
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Teatr Powszechny in Warsaw had to install metal-detectors after the play provoked violent protests by outraged nationalists.
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Apple has turned the world's 1.4 billion other iPhones, iPads, and Macs into remote detectors for your phone.
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And they say they have considered adding metal detectors, only to conclude that they are unnecessary and cloistering.
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The firearms can be made almost entirely out of plastic, which would make them undetectable by metal detectors.
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LISA isn't scheduled for launch until the 2030s, but researchers are already anticipating the next generation of detectors.
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According to Burgess's email, both detectors spotted the black hole merger with the right time delay between them.
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The detectors were put up at the entrances Muslims use to enter the compound each day for prayers.
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Home security system company SimpliSafe launched a new smart standalone doorbell today with heat sensors and motion detectors.
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Secret Service was heavy inside the lobby of the church and ordered people to go through metal detectors.
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Your nose can detect at least a thousand scents, maybe more, with little chemical detectors inside your nose.
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Monday, the Chicago Fire Department passed out smoke detectors in the neighborhood where the deadly blaze took place.
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"The spoon will trigger metal detectors when you go through security checks," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Growers are already looking into metal detectors, while Australia's government announced funding to help resolve the contamination issue.
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These photons bounce around and hit one of two detectors, which convert the light into an electrical signal.
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The fire department is using this amusing anecdote as an opportunity to stress the importance of smoke detectors.
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On the ground is the Tibet AS array, 597 plastic detectors covering an area of 65,700 square meters.
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Or, if you promised to take up a new hobby, some super nice metal detectors are on sale.
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Also with night vision, smart alert motion detectors and built in mic and speaker to talk and listen.
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If the event were inside, the university could use metal detectors and otherwise search for weapons, Dirks said.
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You don't need to install cameras in every corner of your property, with motion detectors in the garden.
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Read: Jerusalem -- an urgent issue for Trump administration Israeli authorities responded by installing security cameras and metal detectors.
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When it was reopened on Sunday, metal detectors had been installed, to the anger of Muslim religious authorities.
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Nuclear blasts release a gas called xenon, which can be picked up by detectors all over the world.
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These little boxes automatically close doors when smoke detectors go off, inhibiting the spread of fire and smoke.
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The inspection also accounted for smoke detectors on board, as well as rafts and life jackets for 110.
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But these bomb detectors were still in use when I last visited Iraq — and until earlier this month.
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With the LIGO and Virgo detectors, scientists can better understand what happens when very heavy astronomical bodies collide.
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Unlike some other events, the parade does not require attendees to pass through security checkpoints or metal detectors.
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The sensors are chemical detectors that go off when the levels of certain chemicals in the room change.
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But the most important element hasn't been the sting operations, the crackdowns on local retailers, or the detectors.
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She said the discovery shows "how much more we can do if we have a network of detectors."
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This study could be the beginning of a recipe book for how create little armies of bullshit detectors.
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The LIGO experiment actually consists of two detectors, one in eastern Washington state and the other in Louisiana.
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Between the lines: Think of the fights over closed-circuit surveillance cameras, school resource officers, and metal detectors.
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Fans attending events go through security screening that can include metal detectors, bag searches and explosive-sniffing dogs.
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Security was tight at the 18 June rally, as attendees had to travel through metal detectors upon entrance.
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Captain Medina allowed his troops to use prisoners as human mine detectors and personally beat captives during interrogations.
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For more, we have a whole guide to smart leak detectors, and how to buy a good one.
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After ducking through metal detectors and boarding an express elevator, Han emerged on the 86th floor observation deck.
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That fire led to a surge in Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn buying smoke detectors before the next Sabbath.
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Since then, it's championed cutting-edge technology like the internet, AI, nuclear threat detectors, virtual fences, and robots.
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The city recorded 73 cases in which the detectors found elevated levels of carbon monoxide in the vehicles.
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Police officials said on Wednesday that metal detectors could have prevented the violence at the Wildlife Conservation school.
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"[AI features] could give people confidence" in these systems, Altman said, as seen with drowsiness and distraction detectors.
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He also claimed his high-powered metal detectors located "a large metal object" 8 to 10 feet underground.
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As a student in rural New Hampshire, I never had to enter my high school through metal detectors.
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He argues that the potential for creating better detectors outweighs the probability that someone will misuse Dessa's code.
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Facebook, where Farid consults, announced this month that it's pouring money into a contest to make better detectors.
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They described the metal detectors, guard dogs, private security companies, and special forces that now occupied their campuses.
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Expect astronomy to be a lot more explosive as gravitational wave detectors like LIGO and Virgo upgrade their sensitivities.
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Bubble chambers were early particle detectors into which particles of different energies would penetrate with different depths and patterns.
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Abadi ordered that the fake devices be replaced by efficient detectors at the entrances to Baghdad and Iraq's provinces.
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New detectors will soon come online to independently verify the discoveries, and more will be learned from more data.
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We are already giving them money every year for hardening, bullet proof glass, metal detectors, fewer entrances and exits.
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Without being able to produce collisions for the giant detectors to spot, accelerating a sandwich wouldn't be very interesting.
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Scout's array of motion sensors and access detectors all connect to a hub, and that hub talks to Alexa.
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"Our search of the home did not reveal any smoke detectors," Lebanon fire Chief Sam Schneider told the Star.
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Aubry said police were looking into how somebody was able to get a gun past Irving Plaza's metal detectors.
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The school does not have metal detectors, although random security tests will take place at the school from tomorrow.
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Turkey also urged the removal of the metal detectors and the Arab League said Israel was "playing with fire".
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Metal detectorsMetal detectors have been used for decades to stop guns, knives, weapons, and drug paraphernalia from entering schools.
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Standard forms of security are in place as well, including police dogs, metal detectors, bag searches, and security teams.
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Robbins says many local synagogues his Atlanta federation works with have also now added armed guards and metal detectors.
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The metal detectors began to beep when they surveyed a patch of boggy ground, so they started to dig.
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"We'll use metal detectors to scan individuals entering the observation areas," Chief Carlos Gomez told the New York Times.
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After over a decade without turning up any gravitational waves, the scientists upgraded the sensitivity of both LIGO detectors.
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For the study, researchers measured how much radiation comes off common household items, such as smoke detectors and produce.
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Smoke detectors are made with americium, a radioactive metal, so it only makes sense that they're slightly radioactive themselves.
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When these protons hit silicon detectors, the scientists can gather information about the structure of the atomic nuclei themselves.
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For most here it's a learn-on-the-job affair, involving old metal detectors, wire clippers and bare hands.
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The Secret Service also noted that those attending the rallies of major presidential candidates must go through metal detectors.
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This will mean more metal detectors, more guards, more checkpoints and more barricades as part of our daily routines.
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An I.D. system metal detectors and every floor of every school, two concealed carry armed retired military or police.
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Young people at this point have really finely tuned bullshit detectors, and do not want to be pandered to.
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Among expanding profit areas, she listed smoke detectors, home produced solar power, batteries and charging kits for electric cars.
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At those points sit mansion-sized detectors, cameras to record all of the detritus that result from the collisions.
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This would be bolstered by the fact that neutrino detectors didn't spot any of their tiny, charge-less particles.
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The school is not equipped with metal detectors, San Bernardino City Unified School District spokeswoman Maria Garcia tells PEOPLE.
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The experiment that discovered the light uses a familiar high-energy astronomy tool: an array of high-altitude detectors.
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Buried beneath those detectors is the Tibet MD array, 64 vats each holding around 21,000 gallons of liquid water.
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Over the last couple of decades, conservation biologists have enthusiastically embraced the use of camera traps and motion detectors.
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The project launched a spacecraft in December to test the technologies needed for future space-based gravitational wave detectors.
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Police cars were lined up outside the Javits Center, and metal detectors had been added to the entrance ritual.
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Many said they weren't wanded with metal detectors, and one survivor told us her bags weren't inspected at all.
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Israel installed the metal detectors after an attack at the site in which two Israeli police officers were killed.
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One idea is to build bigger space-based wave detectors, with laser beams spanning hundreds of thousands of miles.
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One way to do this, at least for home waters, is to have a dense grid of fixed detectors.
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Some devices, such as smart smoke detectors, are in homes because insurance companies offer financial incentives for using them.
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The existing experiments and detectors will keep running for many years; Pineda said ATLAS should keep running until 2034.
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With three detectors, scientists will be able to better pinpoint where in the sky these waves are coming from.
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"We didn't have any radiation detectors yet, so we had no idea if we were in danger," he said.
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On Thursday, metal detectors and additional school security officers will be made available for random screenings at the school.
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In addition, make sure there are enough smoke detectors in your home and that they are all functioning properly.
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They are also looking at the fire safety system in place on the boat, including smoke detectors and extinguishers.
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Italian police officials told the Guardian that the thieves used bulldozers and advanced metal detectors to excavate the artifacts.
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Last spring, students at Hinsdale Central High School discovered six vaping detectors in bathrooms and locker rooms around campus.
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Custom detectors can be trained to accommodate weird lighting effects and other anomalies unique to a specific user's stream.
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Since the firearms were plastic, they were imperceptible to metal detectors, in violation of the US Undetectable Firearms Act.
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The students who weren't rudely pulled out of bed at an ungodly hour, however, had more active BS detectors.
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Students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School returned to metal detectors, increased security camera presence and locks on doors.
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Potentially, much larger detectors could monitor sites hundreds of miles away in hostile nations that do not allow inspections.
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Mr. Parada was banned from further excavations there, but he was permitted to use metal detectors, the letter said.
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Some scientists are betting on magnetic resonance imaging scans, or M.R.I.s, as the most sensitive detectors of placental problems.
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Avid's ligand is the most studied of the so-called tau detectors, and the company helped finance the study.
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Beyond a few fire extinguishers and smoke detectors, the museum did not have a fire-suppression system, officials said.
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Adding metal detectors, an extremely costly endeavor, does appear to deter and detect attempts to bring weapons into schools.
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On Monday morning, fire crews stood beside the house and passed out fire-safety information and free smoke detectors.
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The metal detectors were installed March 1, and Walsh said they will stay in place for the foreseeable future.
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Evolv Technology is a startup whose metal detectors are engineered to locate guns and other weapons in a crowd.
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"I basically just set out about town with sensitive detectors and wait to stumble across something radioactive," he said.
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Casinos will also install metal detectors at all entrances and place a ban on luggage on the casino floors.
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Kay Ivey (R) on Monday both called for metal detectors in schools as a possible method of protecting students.
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When Dawson moved toward the first officer who confronted him by the metal detectors, the second cop shot him.
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He was reportedly also carrying a box of ammunition when his bag triggered metal detectors at the hotel entrance.
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The "starter kit," which includes the Nest Guard base, two motion detectors, and two NFC keychains, will cost $499.
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The security kits can include cameras, motion detectors, water sensors and Echo Dots, and are cheaper for Travelers customers.
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He noted that people are required to pass through metal detectors to enter the Capitol and to board airplanes.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) does not currently require carbon monoxide detectors in federally subsidized housing.
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A smaller majority also thought metal detectors in schools and a ban on assault-style weapons would be helpful.
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Entering the Great Hall for the event required airport-level security checks, with x-ray machines and metal detectors.
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All the stuff that I talked about in my TED talk was, you know, the stuff with the detectors.
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Bouncers and metal detectors may make Westport feel — and, in fact, be — safer and less prone to gun violence.
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Israel brought escalations to a boil by closing the mosque for Friday prayers last week and installing metal detectors.
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The conspiracy: VdS was in cahoots with the government and knew about the dangerous smoke detectors, but did nothing.
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Even metal detectors intended for use in schools haven't been shown to have a real impact on student safety.
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Some growers are trying to take precautions by installing metal detectors and scanning strawberries before they're shipped to supermarkets.
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Having three detectors pick up waves makes it much easier to find the sources of these signals in the sky.
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The two men were accused of criminal negligence, with prosecutors pointing to the building's lack of sprinklers and smoke detectors.
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Neutrino detectors don't even look real—or they at least don't look like utilitarian instruments for doing fundamental physics research.
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On April 25, one of the LIGO detectors and the Virgo detector observed a signal suggesting a neutron star merger.
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With CREDO, Homola hopes to create a worldwide cosmic ray observatory, combining observations from smartphones and the top particle detectors.
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Researchers located at two different observatories—LIGO's two detectors in Louisiana and Washington—saw the signal of the gravitational wave.
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As the wave moved through LIGO's observatories' tiny plot of spacetime, it stretched and compressed their detectors' kilometers-long arms.
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As a cheerful public relations professional led me through the metal detectors, I was glad I followed the rules closely.
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Later you helped plan and run Pierre Auger, an array of detectors spread across 3,000 square kilometers of Argentinian grassland.
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Guarded by a row of metal detectors, the school felt more like a detention center than a place of learning.
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McDonald's game has kids racing down a virtual ski slopes, slaloming around by way of the smartphone's internal motion detectors.
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Officials said there was no sprinkler system in the two-story building, and no evidence smoke detectors ever went off.
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The TSA said in a statement that three passengers may not have been rescreened after they set off metal detectors.
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Customers can use their own videos and images to train detectors to recognize anything they want within videos or streams.
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Watching such an explosion with modern instruments, including LIGO, Virgo and neutrino detectors such as IceCube, would not be easy.
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Nest, acquired by Google in January 2014 for $3.2 billion, first gained prominence with its smart thermostats and smoke detectors.
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The rise in the number of discoveries reflects a growing interest in tramping around in muddy fields with metal detectors.
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We're just learning about these four collisions now because, until recently, they were buried in data collected by the detectors.
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Insights gleaned from its experiments could lead to super-sensitive quantum detectors, and enable the construction of advanced navigational devices.
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You might wonder what scientists will do with two giant gravitational wave detectors now that they've fulfilled their primary goal.
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Future observations using LIGO (which is being upgraded) and forthcoming detectors in Japan and India will permit more refined analysis.
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It was (and is) employed in smoke detectors, and he drew a tidy income from that fact for many years.
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But if the ABI's detectors heat up, "there is a significant degradation in the quality of the imagery," Gerth says.
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LIE DETECTORS ARE not widely used in business, but Ping An, a Chinese insurance company, thinks it can spot dishonesty.
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Details: The LIGO and Virgo detectors are now 40% more sensitive thanks to upgrades made following the last observing run.
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Military engineers striving to clear the explosives lack mine detectors and are working with basic tools and their bare hands.
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The U.S. and Iraqi governments have known for years that the devices—which Iraqis mockingly call "soup detectors"—are useless.
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But the detectors had never spotted a black hole colliding with a neutron star—until the next day, April 26.
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Israel installed metal detectors, cameras and other measures following a July 14 attack in which two policemen were shot dead.
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Thorne is a professor of theoretical physics at Caltech who figured out what exactly the detectors should be looking for.
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The scientists then carefully determine the "best-fit" gravitational waveform that most closely matches the signal in the two detectors.
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But the mid-infrared range is an especially difficult range of wavelengths to produce in experiments and detect in detectors.
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But tensions remain high with the Palestinian Authority, which froze contacts with Israel following the installation of the metal detectors.
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They have now been joined by movement detectors such as that developed by Smartbell, a small firm in Cambridge, England.
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If motion detectors were embedded into the screen, it would reduce the need for room in the bezel for sensors.
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The landlord is required to install and maintain smoke detectors, said James B. Fishman, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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Detectors will use ultrasonic waves to capture information every 60 seconds, such as the length of a line of cars.
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A passing gravitational wave would disrupt that constant communication, and the disruption would be picked up by highly sensitive detectors.
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When Israel installed new metal-detectors at the Al-Aqsa mosque in July, Palestinians staged protests and Israel backed down.
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And full-body scanners have been introduced, which replaced metal detectors to better uncover non-metal threats like plastic explosives.
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However, metal detectors are slow and full of false positives – they cannot distinguish between a Smith & Wesson and an iPhone.
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Many of our personal and home tools (such as thermostats, smoke detectors, toothbrushes and toasters) operate on ultra-low power.
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Extreme measures Algeria used phone jammers, surveillance cameras, metal detectors and TURNED OFF THE INTERNET to prevent cheating on exams.
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With laser transmitters and arrays of these light detectors, drones could exchange data with one another and with ground stations.
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Full-body scanners are more effective than traditional metal detectors at screening for explosives and other weapons, the TSA said.
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The Ring Home Security System ($199) includes sensors and motion detectors, plus 24/7 monitoring starting at $10 a month.
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Attendees will have to go through metal detectors and won't be able to bring backpacks, Halloween masks or any weapons.
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School districts have stepped up security measures by militarizing our schools, filling them with metal detectors, police and security officers.
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In addition, heavily armed counterterrorism teams and officers with bomb-sniffing dogs and portable radiation detectors are routinely deployed underground.
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Then on August 14, gravitational-wave detectors in the US and Italy picked up new gravitational waves passing through Earth.
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Speaking of rare foundables that like to burn through your energy, it's time for a quick word on dark detectors.
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"Install functional smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, 30 feet apart in common areas, one in each enclosed room," instructs Surface.
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This fall, students are returning to school facing metal detectors, bulletproof glass, and an increased police presence in the hallways.
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Schools have been installing security cameras and metal detectors for years with uneven application to communities with heavy minority populations.
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Advances in the detectors of electron microscopes now provide enough clarity to pinpoint each and every atom in the molecules.
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Using handheld detectors, members of the squad check public bathroom stalls including the toilet, door handle and paper roll holder.
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In response, Netanyahu temporarily closed the site and installed metal detectors without consulting Muslim authorities in charge of the site.
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Our faulty built-in lie detectors seem a small price to pay for what is otherwise an indispensable social lubricant.
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To enter this restricted zone, people will have to pass through metal detectors at a dozen checkpoints along the route.
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Fans who attended Wednesday's game at Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Philadelphia Eagles, entered the stadium through metal detectors.
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Lawmakers have also proposed increased school security, including expanding the presence of on-campus armed security officers and metal detectors.
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The neutrino could be the weirdest subatomic particle; though abundant, it requires some of the most sensitive detectors to observe.
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They stuffed the building with highly combustible materials, failed to get permits, and didn't put up smoke detectors, prosecutors said.
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" But, today, the number-one Miranda Kerr–related question on my mind is, "Are electromagnetic field detectors full of shit?
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The Massapequa, New York district decided to install the detectors to help control a surge in students using e-cigarettes.
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The detectors were purchased through a state grant, and anyone caught using (or selling, or buying) vapes could be suspended.
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Even bacteria sense and respond to the world, though that's most likely analogous to motion detectors rather than anything felt.
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The House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a bill requiring carbon monoxide detectors in public housing, according to NBC News.
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I'm on the floor NOW talking about my bill which would provide funds for carbon monoxide detectors in public housing.
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Her father, Georges Charpak, won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1992, for the invention and development of particle detectors.
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Since Tuesday, guests have been required to pass through metal detectors and show identification confirming that they have paid rooms.
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Sanders denied reports that White House advisers have considered using lie detectors in an effort to determine the author's identity.
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Parents concerned for student safety pushed for metal detectors to be installed in the school the day after the stabbing.
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The outside scaffolding had no sprinkler system, but was equipped with movement detectors which did not go off, Eskenazi said.
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As he started to make his way into the darkened floor, motion detectors sensed his presence and light flooded the room.
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It's made of a material that's untraceable by metal detectors, so you can bring it anywhere, and Xin said he does.
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The detectors merely collect data—but it's up to scientists to dig through the data in order to find something new.
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There are no metal detectors, no SWAT team on the roof, no Secret Service wanding reporters or emptying out their bags.
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The tanks can detect these particles, which create a flash visible to detectors at the bottom when they strike the water.
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This year, however, those fans had to go through metal detectors, a late addition after the murder of singer Christina Grimmie.
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Toilet paper, soap, linens, sheets, towels, and pillows all get billing over the likes of smoke detectors and first aid kits.
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Scientists measure these waves with large experiments, like the two LIGO detectors that announced their gravitational wave discovery back in 2016.
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But DarkSide's argon-based detector fell out of favor, as the community pivoted to xenon-based detectors, which were more precise.
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In some rooms, residents had built walls to divvy up space, and officials saw smoke detectors that were blocked by cabinets.
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Certainly remote functionality makes sense on products like connected smoke detectors, for the kind of peace of mind it offers up.
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The district is also exploring other security options such as using metal-detection wands or even installing metal detectors on campus.
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With three detectors, scientists can now better pinpoint where the signal originates by timing when the wave arrives at each observatory.
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So, more gravitational wave detectors will hopefully revolutionize astronomy and allow us to see things stranger than we've ever spotted before.
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However, it's constantly listening for the distinct and standardized alarm sounds that smoke and CO detectors make when they've been triggered.
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"We have robust safety and security protocols in place, including metal detectors and onsite medical and security staffs," the statement continued.
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XENON1T, for instance, was preceded by two detectors, XENON205 (25kg) and XENON219 (2300kg), the first of which started work in 2200.
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In San Francisco, revelers had to pass through one of dozens of metal security detectors to get into the main plaza.
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Anyhow, the Italian team behind the paper is looking forward to future gravitational wave results from better and high-resolution detectors.
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Telescopes have a very tight field of view, but the gravitational wave detectors are kind of, eh, it's from over there.
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But that's just one of many discoveries that gravitational waves could bring us as new detectors go online and get upgraded.
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Like the tanks in South America, the array in Utah has a series of detectors spread out over an enormous area.
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One of their ideas, devised along with the biologist George Church, involved dark matter detectors based on DNA and enzyme reactions.
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The original idea is still in play: modern smartphones are powerful and versatile tools, and work well as wireless sound detectors.
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Anger swept the Muslim world after Israel installed the metal detectors, with protests extending all the way to Ankara and Amman.
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The couple was asleep when the fire started in the kitchen of their home and smoke detectors failed to go off.
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First Alert is a brand more commonly associated with smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, and other safety products for the home.
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That initiative aims to make it easier for third-party products to communicate with Nest's thermostats, smoke detectors, and security cameras.
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" In a statement sent to CNN, the company said it was working on replacing carbon monoxide detectors in all trailers "immediately.
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Hey, if a company can make thermostats and smoke detectors sexy, surely the same can be done for the lowly router.
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Users should unplug their spinner immediately once it's fully charged and make sure they have working smoke detectors in their home.
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Fire investigators say the house had working smoke detectors and that they are still working to determine what caused the conflagration.
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By using "deep learning" models, the CompACT detectors can use complex pattern recognition in sections of the video it takes in.
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These aren't the highest-energy particles ever discovered—some other detectors have measured interstellar protons and atomic nuclei with baffling energies.
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Leak Prevention System with 3 Leak Detectors Q-SEE 4-Channel 1080p 1TB Surveillance System and 2 HD Bullet Cameras LifeShield
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The Waqf, the Jordanian religious authority that administers the Temple Mount, has condemned the use of metal detectors to scan worshipers.
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Waqf religious leaders have refused to enter through the detectors which have been set up as part of the security clampdown.
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President Abbas suspended all contacts between the Palestinian Authority and the Israeli government on Friday in protest of the metal detectors.
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Both cameras feature two-way speakers, have sound/motion detectors to alert you of increased activity, and are compatible with Alexa.
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There were metal detectors for those attending the concert, but it was not clear how the gun got into the club.
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To assure villagers their homes were safe, the Air Force sent young airmen into local houses with hand-held radiation detectors.
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In 218, the Cosa Nostra killed the celebrated magistrate Giovanni Falcone, with a car bomb that registered on Sicily's earthquake detectors.
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The detectors are offline at the moment, undergoing upgrades that will allow them to peer twice as far away from Earth.
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In Iraq, even after Abadi's decree, the ADE651 detectors were still in evidence in Salahuddin and Diyala provinces, north of Baghdad.
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It has antique windows, hand-milled wooden rosettes, a metal roof, motion detectors, and timer-activated lighting in the roost area.
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When Pope Francis visited, the property was in the thick of the action, with metal detectors and fences a block away.
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Hook both Mr. Trump and these women to lie detectors and then let's see who is truthful and who is not.
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President Joko Widodo has ordered the country's Meteorology, Climatology and Geological Agency to purchase detectors to provide early warnings to Indonesians.
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Scientists will need to make larger and higher precision detectors to ascertain the dimensions and shape of the empty space better.
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Revere spent around $15,000 to install 16 detectors in its middle and high schools at the beginning of the school year.
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The four athletes can be seen dropping their phones and keys into the plastic containers before passing through the metal detectors.
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Details: The package includes $400 million to be put toward mental health services, school resource officers, metal detectors and bulletproof glass.
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Ring says it's got more products on the way to expand the system, including smoke/carbon monoxide detectors and flood sensors.
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Critics fear the DIY guns could create security concerns because they are untraceable and would largely be invisible to metal detectors.
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In Europe, three countries are planning to test the use of AI lie detectors on asylum seekers at border patrol checkpoints.
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US Capitol police shot the gunman after he set off the metal detectors at the Capitol Visitor Center, according to CNN.
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As Qubitekk worked on quantum encryption networks, it could not obtain the special light detectors it needed to do the work.
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Later, major hotel chains like Marriott, Taj and Accor began using explosive trace detectors and X-ray systems throughout the country.
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Disguised as smoke detectors, hidden in pens or at the lips of trash cans, spy cameras are epidemic in South Korea.
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You can expand the system by buying more SimpliSafe sensors, plus temperature and water sensors and smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
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Detectors on the mountainside catch these pennies from heaven, and computers analyze them and deduce the nature of the original particle.
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Equip your home with smoke and carbon dioxide detectors, and place a fire extinguisher in the kitchen and near any fireplaces.
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Eighty-eight of the city's roughly 1,300 school buildings have metal detectors that are used either full time or part time.
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But some advocates argue that metal detectors create a negative environment and make students feel as though they are under suspicion.
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O'Malley explained that the body scanners would cut down on the amount of staff time required to operate the metal detectors.
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Enormous detectors and worldwide computer networks comb through the debris of these collisions to try to find something novel and interesting.
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Several school districts have replaced traditional metal detectors with Evolv&aposs technology, which they pay for through federal or state grants.
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If your smoke detectors have built-in, long-lasting lithium-ion batteries, they should be good for at least 10 years.
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But after billions of dollars spent "hardening" learning environments, there is no evidence police and metal detectors make schools any safer.
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Detectors scan Plainedge High School's most popular girls' and boys' bathroom for chemical changes in the air that signal someone's vaping.
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Various monitors—bloodhounds, motion detectors, night-vision cameras—are put in place, but none register the appearance of the ghostly gardener.
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Palestinians had been protesting the detectors since their installation earlier this month, in response to an attack on Israeli police officers.
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Jordan, an important regional ally of Israel, had taken a hard line against the detectors and other restrictions from the start.
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"Our death count would have definitely been lower or non-existent if working smoke detectors were in this structure," Langford said.
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Neutrinos interact incredibly weakly (they don't interact with the Earth or your body, for example) and require these sensitive detectors to spot.
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Israel installed metal detectors at entrances to the compound after two police officers on guard there were fatally shot on July 14.
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For prior premieres on the Boulevard, security was obnoxiously tight, with metal detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs and long lines blocking the streets.
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Somebody capable of getting past the airport-level security, metal detectors, and photos they use to verify your identity at the BBC.
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His new security plan also includes proposals for bringing technology like metal detectors and cell phone blockers to some of the prisons.
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You've got all the cameras, you've got the mobile phones, mobile carriers, and then you've got the loop detectors, as well, okay?
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But our finely calibrated facial lie detectors are critical when it comes to recognizing and assessing threats, rivals, allies, and potential mates.
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Physics experiments often yield unexpected technology—nuclear security researchers have adapted dark matter detectors to look for stolen radioactive material, for example.
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To take advantage of this new feature, Britain's half a million or so vending machines are being refitted with electromagnetic-signature detectors.
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In both cases, the waves were detected by the twin LIGO detectors — one in in Livingston, Louisiana, and another in Hanford, Washington.
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Miami International Airport is one of the few major airports that require all employees with secure access to pass through metal detectors.
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In the meantime, none of the other detectors set up to find dark matter has caught even a whiff of the stuff.
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All foods are subjected to X-rays and metal detectors, Chapman said, because when those slip through, people can actually be hurt.
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Homeland security methods for large crowds typically include measures such as metal detectors, bag searches and bomb-sniffing dogs, the official says.
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Researchers have to use huge observatories to detect gravitational waves and there are currently only a few of these detectors on Earth.
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Called gravitational waves, these spacetime ripples were first 'heard' by LIGO's detectors last September, although the discovery was not announced until February.
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It's similar, but not the same as the LIGO detectors; its arms are only three kilometers (almost two miles) long, for example.
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Over the next few months, they examined a slew of environmental detectors to make absolutely sure the signal wasn't just random noise.
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And the LIGO team fully expects to see many more signals when the detectors turn back on again in a few months.
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They found that avocados and smoke detectors both emit 0.16 units (micrograys per hour) of radiation, while bananas give off 0.17 units.
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Lights, security cameras, smoke detectors, and the endless flood of new smart home devices can all finally start to play nicely together.
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By helping kids hone their own bullshit detectors, the NLP, and projects like it, may offer our best hope against fake news.
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The third type of instrument, micropattern gaseous detectors, follow the passage of muons from the trails of ionised gas they leave behind.
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You can mix and match other sensors including a smoke detector, water detectors, and even an extra siren to alert the neighbors.
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