Dials' brother, Joseph Dials, his sister, Kayela Dials, and an uncle, Michael Brewer, were present to witness the attempted execution, the Dispatch reported.
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The Dials start to seem like crazed, dimensionalized quilts, the quilts like flattened, more orderly Dials.
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Where the original Loupedecks offered a mix of pre-labeled dials for things like contrast and exposure alongside unlabeled user-customizable dials, the Creative Tool uses miniature screens to assign whatever tools or functions you'd like to the buttons and dials on the device.
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The paddle shifters, dials, turn signals, window controls, radio dials and suspension settings are all right where you would expect them to be and easy to use.
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The Senate budget dials back some of those specific cuts.
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Mr. Sitar detected them all, while turning the lock dials.
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The dash is impressive with its woodwork and analog dials.
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Each of the volume dials actually doubles as a button.
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Both were originally issued with standard black dials and bezels.
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It is covered with knobs and dials and electrical connections.
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The market is rife with refinished dials and aftermarket components.
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The scale of the future does not have numbers or dials.
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The art piece doesn't make sun dials any easier to read.
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Memories are then encoded as maps of dials representing varying strengths.
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Stiller's Cohen dials Daniels' number, and sure enough, she picks up.
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And again, inside the microwave, as my Google Voice dials it.
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There are no buttons or dials on the screen by design.
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And the locking mechanism for the top dials has also changed.
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After the pilot, "Man With a Plan" dials back the concept.
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Why are buttons and dials so much fun to play with?
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I think you have to look at what the dials are.
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Speed dials will also have a visual interface on smart displays.
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The addition of the abortion fight just dials things up more.
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While it has ditched the dedicated ISO and shutter speed dials that have made Fujifilm's X Series mirrorless cameras so loved by photographers, the new display panel can replicate those dials digitally, enabling similar direct control.
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On the Apple Watch, simply holding down the power button dials 911.
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It hopes to improve that number as it dials in the technology.
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When one case finishes, a staff member dials the next police station.
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It's a big, attention-grabbing black helmet covered in dials and sliders.
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The dials range not from one to ten, but up to 11.
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The Dials may not get the results of the testing for weeks.
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Many buttons and dials had gone missing, since visitors sought out souvenirs.
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With them, you'd have many dedicated buttons and dials to work with.
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First up is Channing, who dials the wife appreciation up to 11.
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Spinning the dials of the time machine: O.K., Mr. or Ms. Retro.
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"Moser ships us the dials and we treat them," Mr. Jensen said.
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Personally, I prefer the earliest versions of the 16800, made from 0003 to 1983 with matte dials with luminous markers directly applied to the dial, as opposed to later versions with glossy dials with luminous white gold markers.
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It also gave Canon room for more buttons and dials — there are four dials and buttons at the top and a scroll wheel with menu controls on the back of the camera, and almost all of them are customizable.
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Other dials showcase marbleized effects or glitter detailing, while the steel-plated Case Cuff line with lace-patterned dials ($195) has a bough of sculptural metal flowers that can be added or removed from the side of the case.
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Behind the three dials, housed in a slick aluminum case, is a computer.
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The dials are more robust, and the camera's grip is deeper than before.
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A user dials up an online connection before sending an email in 1984.
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The first athlete Manning dials up is Boston Celtics player Jayson Tatum, 21.
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It's got beefy manual dials, and comes available in a vintage stainless finish.
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The dials let you manually calibrate the gimbal if you really need to.
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The dials on the 17-year old Model One are solid and substantial.
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Clever flourishes include air vent trim rings that double as climate control dials.
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Mr. Sigurthorsson's brother harvested the ash, which was pressed into dials in Germany.
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Campbell took the deputy&aposs gun, carjacked 18-year-old Charles Dials and drove around with him for several hours before shooting him twice in the head as Dials crouched in the footwell of his own truck, according to court records.
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The new Citizen app dials down the potential for direct involvement from its users.
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The neatest features of the Surface Headphones are the ring dials surrounding each earcup.
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The dials on top and buttons on back are all a little larger, too.
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Buttons, dials, knobs everywhere Fujifilm has also made the X-T2 fast as hell.
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It's not crowded with knobs and dials, but the controls are far from sparse.
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To choose your settings, two simple dials let you manually set time and temperature.
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What we've done here is we've decided to let Facebook create bigger, bigger dials.
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The compression of his writing dials up the corresponding emotions — anger, yearning, regret — proportionately.
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Dials and light bulbs brought the way the world was working into the room.
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Several houses, including Coach and Michael Kors, added rose-quartz dials to popular models.
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Photographers experienced with those higher-end bodies would tell you that the top control dials can feel cramped — though I, having come from using Sony's far less intuitive controls, am glad that Fujifilm provides as many clearly labeled dials as it does.
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The X-T100 also eschews Fujifilm's dedicated shutter speed and exposure compensation dials for traditional PASM controls, like the entry-level X-A5; there are two unmarked dials on the top of the camera, but it's not clear what they actually do.
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None of the calls went through and Bates told police these were accidental butt dials.
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There are two control dials and a hot shoe for connecting accessories on the top.
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To tilt the mirrors in or out, I simply pulled and pushed on the dials.
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A passive radiator dials up low-end tones, delivering big sound despite the compact size.
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I don't like to look at the dials and the plug-ins and the meters.
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On the walls were dials and overhead was a giant fan and some black lights.
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The driver is presented with an Audi-like digital configurable display instead of analog dials.
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"They are basically fiddling with the dials," said Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research.
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The command dials on the front and back turn with an even more satisfying click.
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This is meant to minimize accidental dials, explained Sachin Kansal, Uber's director of product management.
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That's the thinking behind a new phone-case prototype with swappable mechanical buttons and dials.
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Moreover, twiddling the dials of QE will not have the same impact as its introduction.
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But it's this week's episode, "Body Double," that dials the female empowerment up to 11.
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You turn the dials on the side to draw, and shake your device to erase.
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One line straight down the middle tells the time by intersecting each of the dials.
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In this car, these commands work in conjunction with physical buttons, dials and a touchscreen.
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Washington observers will now be watching to see whether Erdogan dials down the Khashoggi issue.
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As President Donald Trump dials up trade tensions, the stock market is taking another blow.
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"Turning the dials" or "tweaking the numbers" is what you hear constantly from those involved.
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Speaking of dials: There is no more potent dial to turn than the corporate rate.
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Each car maker manufacturers switches and dials and screens that are installed throughout its models.
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Jaeger LeCoultre created the Reverso to protect delicate dials from being shattered by polo mallets.
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Accuracy isn't simply a matter of being extra-careful when turning the knobs and dials.
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"And I have a weakness for salmon dials," referring to the face in red gold.
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BuzzFeed News has reached out to the publishing company Orion and Seven Dials for comment.
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First, you feed the algorithm past data, essentially setting the dials on the black box.
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"Hard stone dials were something new that no one had done before," Mr. Borgeaud said.
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A real submarine crew sat twisting dials, but the tiny stealth submarine was pure computer graphics.
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There are dials on the neck that let you adjust pitch and octave on the fly.
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New features include support for standalone apps, Android Pay, dials and — of course — the Google Assistant.
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The alleged attacker then dials a number on his cellphone appearing to ask for back up.
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It's also lumed like a beast with the dual dials luminescing blue underneath a curved crystal.
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It was covered with dials and gauges, long out of use and cut off from power.
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But why buy this camera if you're not going to use the myriad dials it has?
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It's entirely hand made and features an exposed mechanism and dual dials that tell the time.
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Coyle starts with big ideas and dials them into systems, justifying them all with case studies.
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Phones of the 1920s and '30s were characterized by their rotary dials and "spit cup" receivers.
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Cool and kinda rare sighting, so Darren dials up Dennis to connect him with the fan.
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The framework also dials back House Republicans' push for full and immediate expensing to five years.
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"Dials" from your 180 EP was a really amazing track in terms of the drum patterns.
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"I looked through the periscope and saw all these dials and mechanisms," she recalled years later.
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By dialing up the humor as much as possible, Mr. Clark also dials up the discomfort.
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"This dials back fears of an attack on Iran," said John Kilduff, partner of Again Capital.
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"We don't have decorated dials or skeletonized movements for the art of it," Mr. Knoop said.
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Looking at the 2018-203 TV schedule is like flipping the dials on a time machine.
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Mr. Perry, expert though he is, also seems to have set his dials way too high.
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In the demo, a user dials a regular phone number and sees a video chat option.
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It comes equipped with a watch face and dials that basically look like the real thing.
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What the original comics drew as milky and wholesome, "Riverdale" dials up to ghostly and unnatural.
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The spray coating on these dials is said to be the darkest material on the planet.
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Guzmán López then dials one of his brothers as bursts of gunfire explode in the background.
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There are dials on either earcup for controlling volume (left) and the level of noise cancelation (right).
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Rather than just a single dial, what if synapses could be imagined as arrays of multiple dials?
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Valerian Dials for Trembling Hands continues at the Susanne Hilberry Gallery (700 Livernois, Ferndale, Michigan) through today.
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If the government dials back on emissions standards, car companies may abandon plans to make efficient cars.
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Some companies are replacing simple dials and knobs with giant touchscreens and even integrated Adobe Lightroom software.
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Dad fumbles with the buttons and dials on the instrumentation panel and sets off a wailing alarm.
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And, of course, I have programmable dials at the front and rear of the right-hand grip.
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The physical controls for panning and tilting the camera is an odd assortment of switches and dials.
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On the flip, Edgar dials up the drama with a tight looping bassline and towering drum fills.
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The company says there are hundreds of possible combinations between the display face, color, and sub dials.
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Canon's control dials are well positioned and have the right level of resistance to be adjusted precisely.
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When Turner brought truTV into the tournament mix, some fans wondered where it resided on their dials.
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"Atlanta" cooks low, slow and crackling, and Mr. Glover dials Earn's affect down to a bare hum.
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And he knows that when he picks up the phone and dials someone from Leuzinger, they'll answer.
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Buttons and dials on the side arm rails move the platform up and down and control speed.
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As for watches, Piaget and Patek Philippe have introduced special watches with dials crafted in wood marquetry.
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Four floral watches, their diamond-encircled dials accented with dancing enamel flowers, will be released as well.
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His father made dials while the budding architect went to school to learn how to engrave watches.
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There is a separate 5.5-inch touchscreen with multi-function dials that controls seat position and temperature.
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Seconds after Khloé dials Tristan at True's request, the baby wanders away uninterested in the video chat.
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The Westinghouse has little more than two simple dials, so there are fewer potential parts to break.
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"It's a Zenith with four complications," he said, pointing to four small dials on the watch face.
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In effect, Warren's team accepts Urban's estimate for utilization, but it dials up the estimates for savings.
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A caller dials the conference call number, usually shared through word of mouth or on Facebook groups.
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It dials up the anxiety on a film that, ostensibly, is about an artist and his work.
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Tony worked with them to solve that problem: How do you take the full complexity of 15 different departments—rigging, modeling, hair-simulation, and everything else—and somehow encapsulate it in an interactive kiosk, with (jostles some nearby knobs and dials somewhat violently) bulletproof sorta knobs and dials?
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Mostly hidden from view, this infrastructure is proliferating and improving so quickly, thanks to advances in digital technology, that wildlife managers are seizing more and more of nature's relevant dials — predator and prey alike — and turning those dials to keep nature looking the way we want it to.
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While options are plentiful, many watchmakers tend to pack on gaudy bezels, bulky hands, and crowded sub-dials.
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He ignores me and dials a restaurant to place the order, a process that, of course, frustrates him.
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They're more interested in the different dials, aka, watchfaces, which the company is focusing on with this release.
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When she crashes her bike, you adjust a pair of dials to bring her vision back into focus.
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This ensures that Waiter only dials back in the user when an actual representative comes on the line.
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To manipulate the image on the screen, you plug wires in, adjust knobs, press buttons, and move dials.
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"We believe it's Cody," says James, who traveled extensively with the Dials as they searched for their son.
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So here's how the Klok-01 works: there are three dials, each of them rotating with the time.
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As the European Central Bank dials back its monetary stimulus, centrifugal forces remain a threat to European unity.
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The alt-right takes the online subculture's discourse and dials it up to the level of political agitation.
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Perhaps for these reasons, physical dials survive in high-end MP3 players like those made by Astell & Kern.
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The analog dials give it the feel, and the quick and easy functions, of an older film camera.
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We are willing to work with the tax writers on the other dials we have in the system.
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You can use the volume dials to answer calls, change tracks, and switch the currently active audio profile.
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It's why the dials and knobs in your car are all slightly different, depending on what they do.
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F "Panerai SuperFakes are some of the best out there given the minimalism on the dials," said Powell.
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Up top you've got a trio of big, beefy dials, which are great for on-the-fly shooting.
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The Coolpix P900 splits shutter and aperture controls between two dials about an inch and a half apart.
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Learn about the manufacturer's history, find out how many watches they produced, in which metals, with which dials.
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On another side, there are three dials, none of which impart critical information but they look retro-sporty.
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There are also new customization options, including 24 new sub-dials and complications, for a total of 41.
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There also was a product shot of six timepieces, with dials that appeared to be in different colors.
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But nobody dials in, either because I didn't give people enough notice or perhaps because no one cared.
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"The plant can actually switch between different instruments and turn dials the way a performer would," Shapiro says.
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In this case, the dials were scattered around a relatively small area, but one dense enough (and with enough similar-looking jungle geography) that it was easy to imagine stumbling upon four of the five dials quickly, only to spend five or 10 minutes annoyed at not finding that last one.
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Both of the dials are on top of the camera, which requires a long reach for my index finger.
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Then, because the mayor is an airplane geek, she'd use clip art of airplane dials to visualize the data.
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The four dials are set to be cleaned and repaired, and the clock's hands will be removed and restored.
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When you're not playing games that need the fast refresh rate, the screen dials down appropriately to save power.
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Frequently, Siri Suggested dials up a Wikipedia page (as it does when you search for Apple CEO Tim Cook).
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The other big difference with the CL are the control dials and small LCD display on the top plate.
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Then you can turn some dials up and down and an Xnor bundle is created to respect your constraints.
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Literally: Much of this movie is composed of shots of dials, switches, and the top half of Gosling's face.
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The first (above) includes examples where users can interact with buttons, virtual keyboards, dials, knobs, and sliders more accurately.
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It's still got all the manual control dials and stunning electronic viewfinder that lured photographers to the X-T1.
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Why wave your hand in the air when there are dials, buttons and touchscreens to do the same thing?
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The petite shooter is, essentially, 503's Canon M5 with fewer dials and buttons and a more streamlined body.
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Today's wild timepiece comes to use from Bell & Ross, makers of big square watches that look like aircraft dials.
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And with the two dials positioned so close together, it's all too easy to interact with the wrong one.
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The rest of the driver's time was spent setting up engine dials, calculating fuel usage and managing tire degradation.
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Aidan dials the taxi number, gripping the phone hard against his skull so the ringtone shrieks in his ear.
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Lastly, Apps Reporter Karissa Bell dials in to tell us what to expect from next week's Worldwide Developer Conference.
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The iPhone has a similar distress-signal feature, but instead of taking photos and video automatically, it dials 911.
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Meanwhile, pre-retirement out-of-pocket expenses would total $72,591 if he dials back his bad behaviors, HealthyCapital found.
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Another, on West 13th Street in the meatpacking district, dials the switchboard at the United States Capitol, in Washington.
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According to online customer reviews, many senior citizens are appreciative of the large analog dials (as am I, personally).
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Another enameler, Anita Porchet, based in nearby Corcelles-le-Jorat, Switzerland, creates dials for brands like Piaget and Hermès.
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Kalorik's model features simple time and temperature dials, making it easy to fry your food to your heart's desire.
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The grip allows for more ergonomic shooting, bringing the physical dials and buttons on your phone to the handle.
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"Hard stone dials are so fragile that even polishing them without cracking the stone is difficult," Mr. Somlo said.
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Color-coded tension dials are easily threaded, and color-coded thread guides help newbies re-thread the serger easily.
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Any agreement that dials back the current tariffs should not be criticized as a political concession to our industry.
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From these four, the geomancer then derives a further twelve patterns, using the following dials to record each stage.
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This model allows for an enormous memory capacity, but only if we allow the synaptic dials to be twisted indefinitely.
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To lay a metaphor on top of a metaphor, imagine the dials instead as beakers full of liquid, as below.
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Things change, however, when we imagine that the dials—which, again, are governing the strength of connections among neurons, e.g.
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The centrepiece is its control room, built by Soviet engineers in 1962, still furnished with its original knobs and dials.
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Presidential lawyers making high-profile butt-dials, and that not even being the silliest event in American politics this week.
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Simultaneously sparse and immersive, Valerian Dials for Trembling Hands evokes the stillness of an ocean after a shipwreck or storm.
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But the new warning dials that risk back to June 15, and adds in both Broward and Palm Beach Counties.
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Like the TL2, the two control dials are customizable and can be programmed for whatever parameter you want to control.
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It's a potentially life-saving feature, but of course butt dials are going to be more common than actual emergencies.
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With frenetic fervour he darts back and forth, twisting dials and pressing keys so that sound is bent and reshaped.
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As viewers learn about the Dials' search for their son, shocking developments in the case are emerging in real time.
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Its prototype haptic display provides a variety of physical feedback when interacting with on-screen items like dials and images.
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Every few dials, there was a voicemail attached, and the voice on the other line sounded more and more frantic.
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Exuding rejuvenation, he manipulated knobs and dials, tapped buttons and screens, and bobbed to the sounds produced by these exertions.
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The clock's four dials will be cleaned and repaired, their cast iron framework renewed and the hands removed and refurbished.
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With his program of songs popular in the Berlin of the Weimar Republic, Mr. Kaufmann dials up the swoon factor.
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He gets people in the room with him to work with him, he dials back all the nonsense on Twitter.
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Some of the metal was used to make small H-etched plaques for the dials of the company's Premiere wristwatch.
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He finds the spot where the ripples and layers are most visible and pleasing, then cuts it into watch dials.
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Still, some reviewers have suggested that the ornately colored and patterned dials on GoS watches are not to everyone's taste.
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If you have a Google smart speaker, you can set up "Speed dials," which are exactly what they sound like.
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We used the statistics of all 2001 to 2017 first-round teams to set the dials on our black boxes.
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Whether a thermostat or bulb, the screen lets you adjust temperature, brightness, and modes using the dials on the screen.
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There's customizable watch faces, dedicated travel apps, and those "iconic" Louis Vuitton watch dials meant to emulate the company's analog watches.
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The dials turn smoothly, the world filtering back in via the microphones that help the Surface Headphones cancel noise so well.
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By including all of these physical buttons and dials, Olympus, is in a way, bringing back the seriousness of taking photos.
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Remember spending hours honing your fine motor skills in turning the knobs and dials, trying to perfect tracing over the lines?
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The information shown on the display directly behind the wheel is easy to interpret; there are no complicated dials or gauges.
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As they all work to replace all the mechanical knobs and dials with digital surfaces, software obviously becomes much more important.
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Another 12.3-inch screen takes the place of what are, historically, physical dials in the instrument cluster behind the steering wheel.
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Prosecutors say Campbell&aposs health claims are ironic given he faked paralysis to escape court custody the day he killed Dials.
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Lastly, smaller bodies also mean less room for the switches, dials, and other old-school physical controls prized by many photographers.
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God of War smartly dials back the number of weapons you rely on (compared to past games) to a small handful.
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The controls appear to be tweaked somewhat, with unmarked dials (not PASM) and a curious left-right switch on the back.
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She held a small metal box covered in dials and buttons: the gizmo that made all this inter-dimensional travel possible.
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The two-screen infotainment setup looks modern and sleek, with cool touches like control dials embedded in the lower touch screen.
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Known as the Antikythera Mechanism, the device featured a series of impressively sophisticated dials and gears used for tracking astronomical events.
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The steering wheel is coated in crinkled black leather; there's a throwback six-speed manual shifter and old-school analog dials.
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What I didn't expect was for the heat to spread to other areas, like near the dials, grip and the lens.
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In the America shaped by Trump and the opponents his rise has radicalized, the political dials only turn to scalding hot.
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"I like how the yellow-gold hour and minute dials are lost in all the negative space around them," he said.
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It's the ultimate fairy tale, the one that takes every essential element of fairy tales and dials it up to 11.
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Analog toasters with dials make it pretty easy to burn toast or produce a bagel that hasn't quite reached golden brown.
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Smart air fryers feel few and far between in the market as of now, with most only having a few dials.
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Their machines sound great and are really well built, with large, solid controls, ribbon cables, telephone rotary dials, and nixie tubes.
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In an era of online streaming and podcasting, is there an audience still scanning analog radio dials, hungry for more options?
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"I really like the Stellas and wear them a lot," he said, noting that their solid enamel dials are quite delicate.
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And it has created delicate embroideries on the dials of Chanel's métiers d'art watches, including the camellia on the Mademoiselle Privé.
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The look is minimalist, but touches of strong color in the dials or numerals keep the watches from appearing too Spartan.
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Although it can be ordered with champagne-colored or black dials, the current frenzy is centered around an iridescent green version.
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In 1919, Wilfred fashioned an instrument with a keyboard of dials that controlled a complex mechanism to shine his light compositions.
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The looming second step could be far more damaging, depending on how the administration dials it in, analysts told VICE News.
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Make no mistakes, this is postseason basketball in March, and the intensity of the games most certainly dials up to 11.
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He dials down his typically frisky guitar style to a tender weave, and sings in French: My child, do not cry.
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"A lot of these watch brands are very good at making exceptional mechanical objects, exceptional cases, dials, and straps," he says.
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In several sculptures, round metal plates are embossed with seashells or miniature figurines and look like fossils or ancient zodiac dials.
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As usual, the X100V maintains the retro, rangefinder aesthetic and host of dials and manual controls for which Fujifilm is known.
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"The combination of white metals with salmon or pink-toned dials has been highly desirable by collectors for decades," he said.
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The gyroscope detects whether the phone's perfectly still and then dials up the exposure time to as long as 30 seconds.
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In watchmaking, the same bohemian style was reflected in colorful hard stones that brought a splash of color to watch dials.
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Their message has been heard clearly in Beijing, even if Washington eventually dials back some of its restrictions on the company.
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The FBI joined the investigation in May after the Dials spent months asking them to help find out what happened to Cody.
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So when Dr. Belinda Brown (Kimberly Hebert Gregory) swoops in to grab the promotion instead, Gamby dials his anger up to 11.
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Crank one of these dials way up and the strength of the electrical signal passing between a pair of neurons is increased.
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And the focus joystick, i button (where you'll put all your most-used menu items) and dials are all within easy reach.
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Emoji can skillfully convey the resultant mixture of sadness and anger from coping with stalled requests, spinning dials and other website woes.
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Some of the only buttons to be found are the thumb dials on the steering wheel, another echo of the Model 3.
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It hits all the basics, too; there's a variable angle 3-inch touchscreen, plenty of knobs, buttons, and dials for manual control.
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Like other Como speakers, it's covered in either wood veneer or a glossy finish and includes a number of aluminum control dials.
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Last week, the Dials provided Costa Rican authorities with dental records samples of their own DNA to help officials identify the remains.
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The Giulia Quadrifoglio is based on the Giulia I reviewed last week, but with the performance dials all pegged to the max.
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But in the middle of my search, having found three of them, Nadine called out, claiming she'd found one of the dials.
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The best Republicans can hope for between now and November 8 is minimal drama: Trump dials down the conspiratorial, Breitbart-inspired agitprop.
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Another driver is due to U.S. dollar weakness as the market dials back its expectations for U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
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The big difference between this camera and the Fujifilms is that the Pen-F is just loaded with knobs, dials, and buttons.
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Microsoft has hyped it as a "completely new way to interact with technology," though third-party dials have been available for years.
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A 12-inch touchscreen dominates the center stack, with a 5.5-inch secondary touchscreen flanked by two aluminum rotary dials sitting below.
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While the Dials wait for the results, James is reworking the end of the series to include some of the latest developments.
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You can control volume levels and noise cancellation via on-ear dials, so you can adjust the sound precisely to your environment.
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Simply click the phone number and it dials automatically and registers the call in call a log for easy recall or auditing.
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The watch's most unique feature is front and back dials — one salmon colored, the other black — that can be flipped or reversed.
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We're "trying to figure out how to twist the dials to get to 50 to replace this with something better," he said.
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Inside, the Chiron gleams with hand-cast dials, woven carbon fiber and perfect leather hides that are available in three dozen colors.
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Many refrigerators with simple thermostat dials are not easy to set precisely, and even new models with digital readouts can be off.
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And once you start encountering biological samples, you get to use all those knobs and dials to fine-tune your… uh, science.
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Featuring special dials imprinted in white or blue lacquer, the Jubilee timepieces were designed to reflect the brand's signature Bauhaus-inspired simplicity.
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A hot-pink banana greeted me as I walked into Seven Dials Market, which is filled with different restaurants and food stalls.
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Trump keeps his own cellphone and is often alone in the West Wing at night, where he answers calls and dials people.
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Filled with fly-specked AM radio dials and exterminating angels, "The Stand" is Americana by way of one of Goya's Black Paintings.
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Investors are accustomed to belligerence from Trump before he dials down his rhetoric, said Luca Paolini, chief strategist at Pictet Asset Management.
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If an abortion clinic worker dials 911, the dispatcher can't refuse to send an ambulance just because the emergency is abortion-related.
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There's also something called First-Person View (FPV) mode that dials back the gimbal stabilization a bit so the frame follows your perspective.
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The incredibly complex nature of the hybrid-era, ultra-fuel efficient cars means there's hundreds of settings available via the steering wheel dials.
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A sex robot with a "family mode" that dials down her dirty talk has been blasted as "profoundly damaging" for kids by academics.
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Some have no dials at all, signaling a direct line to Party bosses; one type of rotary phone claimed to be tap-proof.
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Conservative radio hosts in Indiana range from Trump-friendly to Trump-tolerant, unlike the anti-Trump screeds that echoed over dials in Wisconsin.
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Still, the additional support for dials and buttons is an admission on Google's part that smartwatches should have some kind of physical button.
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While the Dials wait for the results, James has been reworking the end of the series to include some of the latest developments.
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Based on previous CES demos, it feels remarkably lifelike and could indeed be convincing when paired with floating visuals of dials and buttons.
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Last week, the Dials provided Costa Rican authorities with dental records and samples of their own DNA to help officials identify the remains.
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The guests fanned out around the towers, and Weiss snuck in behind them to fiddle with some dials and place stylus on vinyl.
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But Mr. McGonigle wanted his son to make airplane instrument dials for Aer Lingus — what he called a "good" job, his son recalled.
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Instead, it's an unexpected foray into a new sort of interactive storytelling from the elegant and always surprising online literary magazine Five Dials.
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We're "trying to figure out how to twist the dials to get to 50 to replace this with something better," McConnell told reporters.
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The model also has dials in ultramarine blue, Kelly green and a tangerine orange, and Mr. Yong hopes to acquire all of them.
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To create the look, Vacheron's métiers d'art workshop adapted the guillochage, or engraving, techniques that it uses for tapestry patterns on watch dials.
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He also seems to have an inner dashboard with multiple dials regulating volume, heat, contour and depth, which he plays with absolute confidence.
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ROBOpilot even includes a camera system so that it can monitor feedback from the myriad of dials and gauges on a plane's dashboard.
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Now, the Fed is fiddling with the dials, trying to determine precisely how much cash is needed to keep the system operating smoothly.
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Even if Trump dials back his tariff policy, Roach contended businesses are already getting hurt from the uncertainty stemming from the trade issue.
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Aside from a handle and shutter button, the only controls available on the body are dials to shift the lens horizontally and vertically.
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The budget proposal that President Trump's team released Tuesday dials things back a little, but still assumes growth of 3 percent annually by 2021.
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If all goes well, maybe riders will be distracted from aggressively fiddling with radio dials, falling asleep, or puking all over the leather interior.
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All you can do with the Light Phone is have your calls sent to it via call forwarding and program in 10 speed dials.
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Romy Gill is a British chef and the author of the cookbook, "Zaika: Vegan Recipes from India," published by Seven Dials Press in September.
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It's not without its downsides, either, as you'll need to charge up the headphones to keep those analog dials (one on each side) moving.
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Its wartime overtones also help give it a darker, more modern feel, even though it dials back the on-screen aesthetics to the 1970s.
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Dials has an interesting take on the traditional calendar with a clock-like design that will "count down" to your next meeting or event.
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If you look at some of the dials that are most likely to be turned, I think the estate tax is one of them.
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Loupedeck has also added more customizable dials and buttons to the device, and reworked the configuration software from scratch to be easier to use.
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With this case attached, the buttons and dials could serve as a physical controller, without requiring an overly obtrusive accessory strapped to your device.
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A framing interface of dials, buttons, and circuits surrounds the screen at all times—a constant reminder that this is, in fact, a game.
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The rest of the Ground Station is festooned with physical buttons, switches and dials, a number of them duplicating the on-screen software options.
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Tons of customization, so patience is key Like any good modern digital camera, the functions of these buttons and dials are nearly all customizable.
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While the Dials wait for the results, James is scrambling to rework the end of the series to include some of the latest developments.
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Fujifilm has altered the locking mechanism for the shutter speed and ISO dials, making it way simpler to adjust those settings on the fly.
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"All of our dials are pointing positive with the exception of valuations," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank in Chicago.
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In 1993, the San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board wrote the Navy about possible 1950s-era "disposal of radium dials," public records show.
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How did that girl with the radio in her lap become this woman, in the middle of her life, with so many dials failing?
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And I think that Russians have been able to get their hands on these dials and are literally breaking us apart as Western democracy.
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But the five new models, which arrived in brand boutiques March 1, have textured dials that resemble the couture effect of plissé, or pleating.
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This 1815 pocket watch, Mr. Fléchon said, illustrates the work of Abraham-Louis Breguet, who revolutionized watchmaking with elegant cases, guilloché dials and tourbillons.
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For example, the dial was made by Stern Frères ("suppliers of the finest dials," he said), a Geneva company that later bought Patek Philippe.
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On either arm of the unit are two dials, one to increase or decrease speed and another to increase or decrease the incline angle.
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China put a positive face Saturday on a first-step trade agreement that dials down a trade war it blames the US for starting.
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He adjusted the dials on the soundboard, trotted downstairs to help out behind the bar and then ducked outside to take a phone call.
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White dials are especially problematic: As much as 75 percent of all production, Mr. Jan said, cannot be used because of blemishes and bubbles.
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The timepieces featured two dials — an outer decorative one and an inner functional one — both in a marquetry of white agate and black onyx.
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It also has a 5-inch touchscreen that lets you control a variety of settings without fiddling with dials (though you can if you want).
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It has what I'd argue is a more complete version of the A7 body, with buttons and dials galore and — finally — an AF point joystick.
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Big Mouth dials up its material for comedic purposes, but it also presents these changes and urges as things that happen to most of us.
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We want to hear who are the practitioners and firms on executives and companies' speed dials when they're facing reputational damage, crises, or other situations.
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There is way too much photographic evidence that Rudy has a hard time with phones and that doesn't include the multiple butt dials to reporters.
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I've never even used a reel-to-reel tape and I want one just to be able to fiddle around with the knobs and dials.
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Resident Evil 2 is an over-the-shoulder action-adventure game that dials down the pace and forces you to wallow in your own fear.
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On May 19, two days before the series premiered, the Dials learned that human remains had been found in the jungle where Cody went missing.
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LONDON — Being the person on the other end of the phone when someone dials 999 must be one of the hardest jobs in the world.
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Those doing so on January 22023rd might have noticed a long green tube, studded with ridges and dials, roped off and watched by stern guards.
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The $70 CT200 skips those features but adds treble and bass dials and a VU meter, which looks cooler and thus commands a higher price.
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On the front are dials for headphone volume, mix (for balancing the signal between PC/mobile audio and the mic itself), and a mute button.
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Most would argue that using a touchscreen for those tasks is more cumbersome and difficult than the tried and true buttons and dials of yore.
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In one of my favourite movies, "This is Spinal Tap," there is a discussion about renumbering the dials on the amplifier to get to 11.
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The myriad knobs, dials, and settings can intimidate casual users, which explains why two-thirds of non-professionals rarely use anything but full-auto mode.
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Maddy takes out her phone and dials the headmistress's number while the rest of us huddle in the darkness, staring at the dead girl's body.
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He brings a unique dauntlessness to the table at all times, and annually dials up his own ferocity to a dangerous level in the playoffs.
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There are switches and dials and if you want to use it with a phone there are adapters you'll have to buy and not lose.
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Between poor location technology, butt dials and people treating it like their own personal IT guy, 911 has turned into a bit of a joke.
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The case is covered in sapphire prisms and the display itself features a unique magnification system to increase the size of the dials by 20%.
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Once I updated it, my Today View had icons for speed dials, messaging conversations, quick Chrome actions, and my route home, to name a few.
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And considering the amount of customization afforded by the plethora of buttons and dials, you actually benefit from a slower approach with the Pen-F.
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With the launch of Android Wear 22.0 today, Google is giving its partners the option to add usable hardware buttons and dials to their watches.
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It has a new, lightweight carbon fiber shell, an LCD display to give information on its condition, and dials to adjust extrusion speed and temperature.
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Sony has crammed the A99 II's body full of dials and switches, and it says it has refreshed the user interface to be more intuitive.
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As the Fed dials back its monetary accommodation, there will be more market-determined yields and prices, widening credit spreads and boosting yields, he said.
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Owners can also customize their own watch faces by selecting the color and style of the dial, hands and sub-dials to suit one's outfit.
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Google wants to add an app to its Pixel smartphones that detects if it's been in a car crash and automatically dials 911, Engadget reports.
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The main digital display shows the day, date, and time, and the top of the display has three chronograph dials for seconds, minutes, and hours.
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Deutsche Bank will "sharply" reduce its presence in the U.S. as the German bank dials down its global equities trading business, according to reports Wednesday.
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An understated Ms. Siff (of "Sons of Anarchy" and "Billions") is convincing as a willfully detached character who dials in her maternal admonitions and affection.
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Based on 1940s step-cased chronographs, the 38 millimeter case exudes vintage style while their dials exhibit a restraint typically found in Patek Philippe Calatravas.
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With Fire TV's now over 40 million monthly users, Amazon could easily send more viewers to Twitch if it just turned the dials a little.
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The endeavor in question was a métiers d'art series, then loosely called City of Light, intended to render aerial images of world metropolises onto dials.
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On the watch side, Piaget has been increasing its collaborations with artisans, bringing out collections with micro-mosaics, feathers and other unusual craftsmanship on dials.
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On the open-plan assembly floor, technicians in white coats sit at rows of well-lighted desks, wearing loupes to fix hands, dials and movements.
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The futuristic feel of mirror dials had an attraction for the London watch company Storm, which has a range of unusual Japanese-made quartz watches.
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All I can hope for is that his future work dials back some expositional dialogue, and that he puts all his faith in his characters.
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You can tell just by looking at it that the engineers and designers sweated all of the details from the font to the knurled metal dials.
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Press the button twice and it'll launch Emergency Zone, which dials 226.50 or sends a preset SOS message — handy if you're going out into the wild.
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There are two comparatively huge, physically rotating dials that let you adjust the volume, with the middle of each earpiece serving as a giant mute button.
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Mapping the "dials" of the model to molecular processes will remain difficult, however, just because we don't know very much about the processes to begin with.
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We want to hear who are the practitioners and firms on executives and companies' speed dials when they're facing reputational damage, crises, or other difficult situations.
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The primary components of the watch (the crystal, the case, the dials, the hands) come from Asia, which he said is common among many Swiss watchmakers.
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Fujifilm's cameras are presently the favored choice of most photography enthusiasts, and their interface is distinctly physical, providing knobs, dials, and switches for every necessary function.
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In addition, the black and white LCD screen between the dials displays settings, battery, and exposure indicators, so it's easy to check things on the go.
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"We allow them to turn their own dials and design their own flavor of their strategy," determining the mix of stocks, bonds and other investment categories.
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This means you can see the hands and sub-dials in pitch dark no matter how many times you've already gone around the moon and back.
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My altimeter—one of those analog dials with a needle pointing to the number—keeps rising, and I'm up to 11,000 feet when we clear it.
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This small ritual invariably frustrates the impatient passengers waiting to board, but such people simply cannot resist glimpsing that mesmerizing sea of dials, switches, and levers.
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Those rotating dials feel alive with the motion of time, lending the whole watch a throwback feel that evokes overly complex inventions of human technological past.
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A program like this gives Google more control over its marketplace, as it can turn the dials to boost engagement by offering rewards to its users.
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But if you want a more DSLR-like control scheme with front and rear command dials, the camera can be set up for that, as well.
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The next time you adjust the brightness or volume on your iPhone using the Control Center, notice how the dials bounce in response to your touch.
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ANZ has been trying to sell its AmBank stake since early last year as it dials down its ambitions in the region and divests minority holdings.
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It's still a convincing, chunky facsimile of a rangefinder camera, with shutter speed and exposure compensation dials designed to be used with lenses with aperture rings.
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More to do nearby: Fox Bar (at Soho House) is open to the public and has a pay phone that magically only dials out to pizza.
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As he mentioned before, he's also fond of blue dials; he displayed his Laurent Ferrier Galet Traveller that was made in a limited edition for Hodinkee.
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A review from 123 on hallucinogens reveals how long we've been playing with the dials of time—speeding it up, and slowing it down—through drugs.
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Although the tower survived Nazi bombing, its roof and dials were damaged in a May 1941 air raid which destroyed the main House of Commons chamber.
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Whenever you open a new tab, you'll see your Speed Dials, which are grids of saved site shortcuts and bookmarks that you can organize and customize.
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Such assumptions can no longer be relied on as the Trump administration dials up trade restrictions and the prospects of increased tariffs on imports from China.
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As my colleague Lauren Goode wrote, the displays are easy to interpret, there are no complicated dials or gauges, and the speedometer is in big, bold numerals.
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Once workers finish their task of assembling the gears, dials, levers, and pendulums that will make the clock run, it will only tick forward once a year.
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You'll first marvel at the instrument panels, the realistic sea of buttons and dials that control autopilot, the engines, flaps, radio comms, among scores of other functions.
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It went through drunk dials, heated hang-ups and many a quack — and now, we're happy to announce that the Jersey Shore duck phone is officially back.
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Ronald Reagan was President of the United States, the Berlin Wall was still standing, the Eurozone didn't exist and most phones used dials, SXSW team members recall.
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He dials the Portland police at the end of episode 10 and a siren can be heard, so it is possible he gave the police new information.
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If Facebook wanted to, it could quietly turn any number of dials that would harm a publisher—by manipulating its traffic, its ad network, or its readers.
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A mirrorless camera or DSLR with customizable buttons and dials that allow them to make the aforementioned camera setting changes quickly will always be a better option.
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Soon after the 2016 election, as fears around misinformation hit a fever pitch, Facebook began turning its dials to screen out so-called fake news and conspiracies.
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The Pipe works with a contact microphone to let its user generate a bewildering array of sounds just with his mouth, breath, and a few modulation dials.
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It still has dials to adjust the shutter speed and ISO, plus a couple of customizable buttons, and the lenses have aperture and focus rings, of course.
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Nope, the X-Pro2 isn't built slim to travel or anything, but it's positively loaded with external dials and buttons that let you control basically every setting.
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The Connected Modular 29 is water resistant up to 2900 meters, and features GPS, an NFC sensor for contactless payment (Android Pay), and customizable TAG Heuer dials.
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The touchscreen doesn't mar the experience too much because there is a host of physical buttons and dials to play with, and eight of them are customizable.
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You click and drag various items and ultimately interact with the world (usually it's a set of dials or setting a pattern into place) on your screen.
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The dials are all metal, and each one features its own particular (and particularly satisfying) click so that you know, without looking, what it is you're changing.
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Designers will surely find their own ways to present these commands in physical form, but in Google's reference design, they mostly look like dials, switches and buttons.
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Combination locks aren't new, of course, but they have come a long way since the rotary dials of your high-school lockers and the classic Master lock.
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His swing, big and flat, seems to result from some athletic equivalent of a sound engineer's booth, all adjusted dials, balances of power and control and timing.
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The new Pip-Boy weighs roughly two pounds, is lined with cushioned foam, and apparently "most" of the dials and knobs are functional — not just eye candy.
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The two technologies didn't overlap much in time, with rotary dials getting replaced by push-button alternatives a decade or so before portable cell phones became popular.
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Filthy Gorgeous Camden Town, the 72-page visual archive dials its focus in on Camden's eccentrics, it being, among other things, the stomping grounds of Amy Winehouse.
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On May 19, two days before the premiere of Missing Dial, the Dials learned that human remains had been found in the jungle where Cody went missing.
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KELAMBAKAM, India/KARACHI, Pakistan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a dilapidated shelter in south India, surrounded by squalor, Alakamma Bibi dials her home in Myanmar every few hours.
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The Dials have not been shy about their determination to find their son, who was 27 when he disappeared, or at least learn what happened to him.
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Coverage was abruptly suspended and its position on cable dials dropped from a favorable place at the top of the list to a slot near the bottom.
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Black hands, stainless steel face dials and an exhibition back case showcasing the automatic movement with 44 jewels, come together to finish this unique, head-turning timepiece.
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Dafoe takes the crusty old sailor archetype and dials it all the way up, spitting out crudely poetic toasts when he's not puffing away at his pipe.
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On "She Talks Too Much," you can hear her mastering the synth's multiple buttons and dials, mixing and looping a host of otherworldly sounds like an alchemist.
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Soon after the 265 election, as fears around misinformation hit a fever pitch, Facebook began turning its dials to screen out so-called fake news and conspiracies.
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Around this time, Fauvist-inspired portraits begin to appear, dominating the exhibition's midpoint as the usually restrained artist dials up the chromatic heat to a heady pitch.
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Absolutely. Since the beginning we've tried to work differently on the dials, and we've been able to unleash our creativity because our ultrathin movements take less space.
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They've essentially strapped a mini synth to a log so that when you hit it and twist all the dials it sounds like a mini rave kicking off.
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Netflix's biggest and most troubling edit to the show, for which the platform created a new English-language translation and voice track, dials back its famous homoerotic subtext.
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Further proof that Wilde has one seriously skilled pro on speed dial — or at least in her contacts for texting, because maybe no one really speed dials anymore.
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This slim, mirrorless update of a classic 1960s camera features retro design touches—metal dials and controls, leather grain, a separate viewfinder—that belie the digital smarts within.
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Also, Panasonic gave the lock function a dedicated switch at the top left on the back, so you can quickly lock the touchscreen, d-pad, joystick, dials, etc.
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The X-Pro cameras have always been referred to as "photographer's cameras" because they provide a lot of manual controls and dials and mimic how film rangefinders worked.
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Volvo is into screens these days, so all XC40s will come with a 12.3-inch TFT display behind the steering wheel, where conventional dials and gauges have lived.
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And if you look closely enough, you'll find a variety of tweaks and changes to button placements, dials, power switches, and more on the outside of the camera.
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But they also cause your body to fight back by adjusting the dials on your appetite, activity levels, and metabolism, making the quest to lose fat increasingly difficult.
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Instead, two "phase shifts"—one near the beginning of the experiment, one toward the end—serve the role of experimental dials that the researcher can adjust at will.
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Much of the discussion centered around her music dials down to the validity of her lyricism, and what's a better way to silence your critics than with bars?
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Everyone has different tastes when it comes to what you should put on your wrist, but the crowd pleaser continues to be stainless steel watches with black dials.
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And it's true still for dash-mounted climate control and driver-assist features, even when these are manipulated via essentially standardized physical controls, like buttons, dials and switches.
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Instead of rotating hands pointing at the time on a circular dial, the Klok-013 inverts the whole process and rotates the dials around a fixed center point.
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Instead of having rows of plastic buttons and dials along with the mechanical bits behind them, automakers can use a touchscreen and program everything to be on-screen.
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But the Dials had, of course, already searched on their own before the camera crews got involved, so the first episode, apparently retracing ground already covered, feels staged.
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Canon makes up for its greater size with a more generous 21-inch LCD screen, an electronic viewfinder, and plenty more control dials that my current camera lacks.
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We have figured out a way to create these giant dials that, if you put a hand on it, you can create rage from one community to another.
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"You need to find ways, in those final few moments," McGinn says, "to turn your emotional dials in a way that puts yourself in the mindset to perform."
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While Bolton's exit stunned Washington, it also weighed on markets as his removal "dials back fears of an attack on Iran," John Kilduff of Again Capital told CNBC.
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And the Unit 4 control room is faithfully re-created, from the control-rod dials on the walls to the white coats and caps worn by the operators.
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And, for everyone to see, the dials of both timepieces, as with all Breguet guilloché watches, are marked "Swiss Guilloché Main," or guilloché made by hand in Switzerland.
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Allen's boss, described as a "hand grenade" in congressional testimony, is famous among reporters for his unguarded text exchanges, rambling phone calls and butt dials at odd hours.
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The dash features Bentley's signature rotating display, which can show a touchscreen or a set of three analogue dials — a compass, an outside temperature display, and a chronometer.
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The Cloud Orbit S have separate dials for balancing game and mic volume, along with a dedicated 3D button on the other side for adjusting spatial audio profiles.
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So, whenever the watch detects that you've fallen and can't get up (yes, we went there), it sends an alert to your emergency contacts and dials emergency services.
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What's interesting is that we've reached out to artisans that were usually not working on dials and asked them to interpret their own work in a smaller space.
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But, because anOrdain's artisans sand all dials by hand to ensure the depth of color, output is limited, so there is a six-week waiting list for orders.
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Dials come from factories in the Swiss towns of La Chaux-de-Fonds and Grenchen, cases are polished in Portugal and Thailand and bracelets are made in China.
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Yet an overdue tonal shift has taken hold at the Oscars, one that dials down the negative voices, possibly in recognition of adjustments that took decades to achieve.
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It keeps all of the things from the simplistic, classic JRPG in a narrative sense and then dials up the complexity in places that I found incredibly valuable.
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They can tweak it and play with dials even though they say they won't, but Facebook is built to sort of operate at scale almost without human input.
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Since the 3.53 release of the movie Bullitt, Ford has had a excuse to launch a new Mustang every 5-10 years with the dials cranked up to 11.
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But how do you tweak the dials to optimize support for your candidacy in a nation that is both highly segregated by race and highly sensitive to racialized messaging?
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Like Olympus's other Micro Four-Thirds format mirrorless cameras, the PEN F's top is covered with dials and the backside has buttons crammed into every piece of its body.
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You can add complicated button arrays or dials, but those are hard to use when you can't see them (like, say, the ring of buttons on the KitSound Arena).
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The thumbwheel was the signature feature of BlackBerry's original handsets, and while touchscreens have made them mostly obsolete, the Apple Watch proves there's still a place for physical dials.
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Earlier this month, a dispatcher in Ottawa County, Michigan told Newsweek his local branch had been receiving accidental butt dials from Apple Watches at least 10 times a day.
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It's a throwback to the days of necessarily rugged metal bodies, optical viewfinders, and entirely physical control schemes replete with satisfying clicks and clunks from mechanical switches and dials.
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Seasoned photographers who already shoot on manual will just adore how great the camera handles and how lovely and satisfying it is to to turn the knurled metal dials.
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But if you don't ever want to touch the screen, you don't have to: all of the M10-P's controls are available through physical buttons or dials as well.
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And if the thought of all those wires and dials really gets you nervous, head to Baltimore, where more than 91 percent of applicants aced the polygraph in 2017.
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What was even more interesting was that loud sound exposure turned up the dials, saturated the signal transmission and left no more room to boost the signal any further.
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" [WeTransfer/Five Dials] — Sarah Lyall, writer at large • "Do you remember last year, when an airport in Portugal unveiled a bronze bust of Cristiano Ronaldo, which was widely mocked?
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A very stylish pair of speakers popped up on Kickstarter this week, promising to let listeners switch between Spotify, digital radio, and traditional radio using physical buttons and dials.
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For the knobs and dials of benefit and contribution changes to mean anything, the discount rate and rate of return need to reflect reality as well as they can.
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Imagine: upon waking up, your voice-controlled assistant dials up the lights to a modest glow so your eyes can adjust and sets the thermostat to a cozy temperature.
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The manufacture of components including dials, sapphire glass and cases is flourishing in China, Thailand and Mauritius and many of these end up in watches designated as "Swiss-made".
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Presented with One-Eighth Theater, it cranks the drama up to Technicolor with the first pair of maids, then dials it way down when the second pair takes over.
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Tesla's Model 3 sedan, for example is practically devoid of any switches or dials on its dashboard, requiring users to do just about everything through the on-screen system.
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Trump typically dials Bannon to chat since his chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE has the president's incoming calls routed through himself and his team, according the report.
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That was the date chosen by the State of Ohio, which had convicted and condemned Mr. Campbell for murdering a teenager, Charles Dials, during a 21973 carjacking in Columbus.
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The €403,450 model features a stainless steel case, a minute hand modeled on a conductor's wand and a regulator movement that powers hour and minute hands on separate dials.
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Campaigns can ask the DNC to turn the dials up and down on Trendolizer to figure out how much a "misinfo" threat has to spread before they are alerted.
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The Movado Bold range is more fashion forward — its dials combine a sun-ray polished steel center with a mirrorlike ring that takes on the look of a bezel.
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In Teenage Engineering's case, the new instruments are assembled from electronic components, plastic knobs and dials, and pre-cut pieces of sheet metal that need to be folded into housings.
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When the Dials didn't hear anything from their son for ten days after he first emailed them about his five-day trek into the jungle, they knew something was wrong.
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It is about half the weight and size of the 80D, and yet the layout of the buttons and dials isn't so cramped that the camera is hard to use.
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Flip it again, and it's three classic dials for outside temperature, compass and a chronometer that all look like what you would've found on a Bentley of 50 years ago.
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There are a ton of options here to choose from, with a number of complications like the date, secondhand sub-dials, time zones, chronographs, tourbillions, Moon phases, and so on.
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This undated file photo provided by the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction shows death row inmate Alva Campbell, convicted of fatally shooting Charles Dials, during a carjacking in 1997.
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Same goes for the Google Pixel and Pixel 2, which turn the entire screen red as an easy "do not answer!" visual reference whenever a known spammer dials you up.
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Knurled mode dials, dedicated shortcut buttons for white balance, ISO, and exposure adjustment, and an LCD readout at the top of the camera are all features that pros will appreciate.
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But the dials aren't marked, and trying to learn them on the fly, as I ran around New York shooting during a winter storm, led to quite a few errors.
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Secondhand store becomes a star The Angels story began in 1813 when Daniel Angel, a young tailor from Frankfurt, Germany, arrived in London to sell secondhand clothes in Seven Dials.
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Its two remotely-operated five-axis robotic arms are able to grasp objects varying in shape and size, and have the ability to cut cables, turn dials, or flick switches.
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Fossil Archival Series Starmaster Watch, on Fossil, for $115Originally released in the '90s, Fossil's Starmaster watches were the latest and greatest thing in timekeeping because of the electroluminescent backlit dials.
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Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, frequently butt-dials journalists — including this reporter — and has been overheard discussing everything from where to have lunch, to needing more money and his overseas dealings.
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"We have figured out a way to create these giant dials that, if you put a hand on it, you can create rage from one community to another," Galloway said.
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Last week, Governor Kasich rejected an appeal for clemency from Mr. Campbell, who was convicted in 1997 of the murder of Charles Dials, a teenager he killed during a carjacking.
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The Speedmaster has been in production since the tail-fin era, and Omega has spun out numerous variations: a moon phase dial, dials carved from meteorites, even one featuring Snoopy.
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Only 1,923 pieces will be made in each dial dimension, and buyers may select either steel or rose gold-plated steel, light or dark dials and a choice of straps.
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Marine chronographs are still a specialty, but the brand also offers dressier, classically designed mechanical wristwatches, with hand-enameled dials that range from simple and understated to colorful and elaborate.
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Don't let feelings of guilt stop you from making the requestHaving an employee who dials into meetings instead of showing up in person isn't such a huge burden these days.
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If you're looking for something Disney that dials up the sophistication and tones down the kid-centric overload, you'll feel right at home at the New England-inspired Yacht Club.
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And in the first three episodes, following the dictates of basic cable, it dials back both the social commentary and the splatter-happy action and violence from their cinematic levels.
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In addition to polling, they used focus groups equipped with hand-held dials to register favorable or unfavorable audience reaction to a liberal as opposed to a conservative, Republican message.
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It's become the place where Trump feels most productive, where he avoids meddling by his staff and where he speed-dials his network of confidants, GOP lawmakers and TV pundits.
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Anyone who dials in is immediately connected with Chuchmuch or another conservation officer, who have bear-alert lines hardwired into their homes and carry long-range phones in their trucks.
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Better yet, we showed that a high magnesium diet can prevent the dorsal cochlear nucleus from turning the dials all the way up and locking this in place as a memory.
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Simplification isn't easy, and Tesla is setting itself a non-trivial challenge in trying to create software equivalents for all the various buttons and dials scattered across a typical car's interior.
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When the Dials didn t hear anything from their son for ten days after he first emailed them about his five-day trek into the jungle, they knew something was wrong.
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Everywhere else, it's hard to find something that surpasses the X-T30 — especially if you're drawn to Fujifilm's many dials and knobs for manual control when the moment calls for it.
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Meanwhile, graphite shafts are much more common, and driver and wood heads come equipped with dials that make them adjustable to account for variables like loft, carry, spin, fade, and draw.
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The most unusual synth is the Buchla 200e, an early 60s creation two feet high covered in knobs and dials in a psychedelic array of colours designed by a NASA engineer.
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An algorithm crunches the credit scores (a number between 0 and 400 indicating the likelihood of repaying a loan) of millions of Georgians, selects the best prospects and auto-dials them.
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Russell dials down the aw-shucks charm he's shown in previous roles, instead echoing the world-weariness his father demonstrated in John Carpenter's The Thing (a clear spiritual cousin to Overlord).
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Most notably, all the lenses have a dedicated control ring as well as the dials for zooming and manual focus; this lets you adjust settings like aperture from the lens itself.
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In the view of Gleb Pavlovsky, a political analyst and former adviser to Mr Putin, Russia's leaders are like pilots flying in heavy turbulence with the cockpit dials all painted over.
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There's probably no better role for Diallo than as a backup center beside Nikola Mirotic, whose intensity dials up to a 17 out of 10 every minute he's on the floor.
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In most cases, we may know a lot about the content reaching user's dials and screens but will never be able to accurately gauge its effect in their hearts and heads.
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Gone are the traditional mechanical dials — the speedometer, the tachometer, the various gauges and pointers — and in their place is a 12.3-inch LCD screen that houses an animated instrument cluster.
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I wish the monitor was touchscreen, but I got used to always using the camera's triad of dials to adjust settings and the zoom rocker to zoom in on playback photos.
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On tenor saxophone, Jason Rigby dials up his solo even higher than on the record, fashioning arpeggios that bristle and heave, skimming energy from the chunky provocations of Fabian Almazan's piano.
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The idea of being apart causes Carrie to panic, and she angrily drunk-dials him at 5:30 AM while he's on a business trip and calls him an old man.
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The fashion watch company, based in Sydney, uses what Mr. Caruana calls a "break away" concept, offering dials, straps and buckles to mix and match for as many as 500 variations.
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Age: It depends Description: The latest Raspberry Pi single board computer, the Pi 4, dials up memory, speed and power, packs plenty of ports and boasts onboard wireless networking and Bluetooth.
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The team also dials in for Friday evening social time where they can hang out, play video games or simply have a drink over a video call and bond as colleagues.
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First, the watch face (which can be customized like a handbag in myriad ways — with various dials, with different color stripes, with Vuitton's monogram, with your monogram), never entirely goes dark.
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Over time he will have to -- he will have to turn the dials to modulate that spend to where he has a really good business that doesn't churn out on him.
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"We've gone two millennial levels on the Dow without resetting the dials, and we are not going to get away from it that easily," Sam Stovall, CFRA's chief investment strategist, told CNBC.
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Less distance means there's also less electrical resistance encountered, so without the use of dials or buttons, the brightness of the paper flashlight can be adjusted by rolling it tighter or looser.
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Those shoulder triggers are also customizable, and support longer trigger accessories for easier use, and adjustable dials that allow you to modify the trigger button's travel distance for more rapid fire shooting.
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To represent sunrise and sunset, the most important times of the day back when sun dials were in prevalent use, the LED also slowly dims and brightens in the evenings and morn.
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Clinton aides say the campaign will give Sanders "the space he needs" to decide his own future -- but they will be eagerly watching to see whether he dials back his critical rhetoric.
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He kept the designs from the first Skyline, but initially, he dials back on the more manic pacing, as he shifts focus to show the same alien invasion from a different perspective.
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And now, Loupedeck is taking that year's worth of feedback to introduce the Loupedeck+, which expands on the original with even more dials and buttons, better software, and integration with more services.
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As the Dials grapple with the fact that their son may be dead, Costa Rican authorities are trying to determine whether dangers in the jungle killed Cody – or if he was murdered.
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Yes, a statement dress fits the bill, but a festive jumpsuit dials up a look even more thanks to their inherently fashion-forward nature and ability to be dressed up or down.
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If Destiny 2 struggled at launch for swinging too broadly to find a larger audience, Forsaken dials things back with a renewed focus on the people who keep coming back for more.
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I wish I wasn't cursed to be at the whim of something none of us can control, but the heat takes any small irritation I have and dials it up to 100.
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But when I was truly happy to have Nadine around was when you have to accomplish some Uncharted-ass-Uncharted tasks, like turning five random dials to open a mysterious, ancient door.
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Both watches take full advantage of Android Wear 2.0's new features, including improved navigation, which utilizes the the wearables' dials to zip around similar what's offered up on the Apple Watch.
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The series show the Dials gathering more details about where Cody went and who he encountered in the days before he disappeared as events with the case are unfolding in real time.
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I honestly would have preferred mechanical dials on the maker itself, one each for temperature, amount and perhaps brew style (all at once, bloom first, take a break after 45 seconds, etc).
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If they get sick of seeing those photos, they can then use the physical dials on the side to flip "channels" or navigate to pre-programed sites, like YouTube, Facebook, or Flickr.
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Everything feels tough and durable, the dials have a coarse tactile appeal that signals long-term durability, and Canon's lenses seem to extend that quality with smooth operation and universally light weight.
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Dials Calendar offers a surprising new way to view coming calendar events — as a clock face display, which is very different from the traditional listlike view or week-to-a-page display.
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For brief passages on unpaved trails at speeds below 25 mph, the XC60's off-road mode engages hill descent control, dials up the steering assist, and slows out throttle and shifts.
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Before a sniper takes his shot, he loads into the rig to take any remaining slack out of the straps and dials in the shot, adjusting the scope for elevation and wind.
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The net result twists the right knobs and turns the right dials, but retains the flawed defined benefit structure and, for the first time, includes a direct taxpayer bailout of that plan.
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Nonetheless, Trevino is hard at work moving his body and flicking the dials on his DJ controller; which he does by periodically slipping off his headset to see where his hands are.
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"They made off with a couple of ruby- and sapphire-encrusted Rolex Daytonas, vintage complicated Pateks, Rolexes with Stella dials, a unique Audemars Piguet and other very rare timepieces," the dealer said.
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At one point, Bankston dials in on an April 2017 broadcast in which Jones and his colleague Rob Dew discuss the police inspection of the Sandy Hook school grounds after the shooting.
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While most of the plane's flight controls are 1930s-era technology, the latest navigation and communication equipment with its colorful displays peek out amid the circular analog dials on the flight decks.
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He sits in a booth, following along with a conductor's score and constantly adjusting several dozen faders, dials that control the levels on microphones set up onstage and throughout the orchestra pit.
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Cellphones, for instance, serve as inadvertent agents of chaos, as in "Fragments," when a wife butt-dials her husband, who picks up and overhears a static-ridden dialogue between wife and lover.
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But the new warning dials that risk back to June 15, and adds in both Broward and Palm Beach Counties, home to the major tourist destinations of Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach.
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Now, the entire nation will be watching to see whether Ms. Dodge pushes forward with the judiciary's crackdown on political corruption, or dials back the pressure in the interest of political stability.
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Here's a nice touch: movie mode gets its own placement on one of the X-T4's dials, and the camera separates your settings (and Q button preferences) for stills and video.
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While states have typically tended to turn dials of complexity up or down depending on state budget constraints and political control, Medicaid programs started trending in the same direction in recent years.
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Each watch in the five-piece collection features a 43mm case, a large easy-to-read sun ray dial, sleek and slender hands, a date display at 3 o'clock, and two sub-dials.
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In the world of photography, retro style is sensible: Unlike today's sleek, touchscreen-controlled phones and tablets, experienced photographers want to have all the knobs, buttons, and dials they need at their fingertips.
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The biggest downside to a mechanical watch is that a pilot watch will never be useful for say, diving since it lacks the physical complications and dials to track that kind of data.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT –– Valerian Dials for Trembling Hands, which ends today at the Susanne Hilberry Gallery in Detroit, is one of two nearly concurrent exhibitions from artist Kate Levant.
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It's designed to help bridge the gap between the infinite toolbars and toggles of apps like Photoshop, Lightroom, or Final Cut to the real world through an array of customizable buttons and dials.
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Compared to other Bluetooth speakers, the Stanmore has a retro look that plays into the company's history, offering bass and treble dials next to the volume to optimize the audio to you're liking.
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Plus, we even took away a few pointers from her video, like that soaking colored pencils in water dials the pigment payoff way up, and Post-Its can be used as eyeliner stencils.
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Let's be honest, if you use a receiver as the hub of your home entertainment system, you probably only use about a quarter of the buttons, dials and inputs on it, at most.
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As someone who loves gadgets with fiddly dials and buttons, I love the idea of the Loupedeck, a bespoke console that launched last year designed specifically for one thing: editing photos in Lightroom.
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The device also contains two side buttons that can be programmed for easy access to apps, while the actual touchscreen interface features with what Skagen describes as "battery-saving watch dials," for customization.
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Sony remapped the camera's button layout to put more dials and wheels within reach, and added a new, larger focus select joystick, a new exposure compensation lock button, and a redesigned navigation dial.
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"Everything we're doing here, we're actively working with partners on their own expression of the idea," says Myerson, acknowledging that PC makers like Dell, Lenovo, and HP could make their own Surface Dials.
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As the Dials grapple with the fact that their son may indeed, be dead, Costa Rican authorities are trying to determine whether dangers in the jungle killed Cody – or if he was murdered.
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As guests ate lobster roll appetizers and drank Champagne, one reporter asked Mr. Kors, who is no stranger to a bit of flash, to name his favorite of the Access watch's many dials.
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"This definitely feeds into an existing Republican narrative that the economy is growing too slowly and dials it up a notch," said Jared Bernstein, a liberal economist who served in the Obama administration.
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The winemaking machinery — vats and bottles, dials and tubes — is not only ingenious but beautiful, even fantastic, like the equipment one might find in a grown-up version of Willie Wonka's chocolate factory.
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Mr. Janson keeps a ham radio there, and when the children were growing up, he would tune the dials and bring them voices from Alaska, California, the Cook Islands in the South Pacific.
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That initial rumble comes from the sound artist Jeff Kolar, who tweaks the dials and levers of his electronics onstage, making visible his technological manipulation of radio waves, storm surges and cricket chirps.
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With UTC, the companies will get on board with this train after it's left the station, because people will start using UTC and watch companies will make a fortune selling 24-hour dials.
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At the time, the man of the house might create dials in his front parlor workshop, while his neighbor next door specialized in balance wheels and the fellow down the street fashioned crowns.
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The book, published by Seven Dials, a nonfiction subsector of Orion Publishing Group based in the UK, is called F**k Plastic: 101 Ways to Free Yourself From Plastic and Save the World.
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Imagine sitting in the finest hand-stitched Italian leather seat, holding the leather and carbon fiber steering wheel and gazing at the dash controls that look more like pieces of jewelry than dials.
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Electricity and illuminated dials may have rendered such audible methods obsolete, but the enchanting sound of a chiming watch has continued to be one of the most prized features of high-end horology.
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"The Fed is one of the few dials that he doesn't have control over," said Stephen Moore, a former economic adviser for the President and distinguished visiting fellow at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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What this means is that government regulators are supposed to monitor the entire economy and turn the dials of regulation up and down a little bit to keep the economy from another crash.
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In the 1960s, the 9P ultrathin manual-winding caliber opened up all manner of possibility for ornamentation and color using hard stones like malachite, lapis lazuli, jade and tiger's-eye on the dials.
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For electronic musicians who still like being able to perform with dials and buttons, Teenage Engineering's Pocket Operators are miniature synths that manage to pack a tremendous amount of functionality into a tiny package.
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We now know that the clock-sized device contained an elaborate collection of some 30 interlocking, spinning gears that controlled dials tracking the Sun, the Moon, eclipses, planets, and the schedule for the Olympics.
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The Canadian singer-songwriter-hooligan Mac Demarco dials in an array of gleaming synths and beguiling, heartbroken lyrics on "For The First Time," a highlight from his third full-length album, "This Old Dog."
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For entrepreneurs who have been conditioned to turn their growth dials up to 11, let's call it the "hyper-growth schema," the process of adapting to more measured and metric-driven growth presents disequilibrium.
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The hump in the middle — which simulates the pentaprism chamber of single-lens reflex cameras — houses the pop-up flash and sits only slightly higher than the two large control dials at the top.
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In our review, Chris Welch praised the X-T2 for being easy to use, though it offers plenty of depth for experienced shooters, with buttons and dials that give more control over your shots.
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What's more, management indicated that the brand's inventory build decelerated from the first half of the year, as it dials back on the amount of product it places in the troubled department store space.
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Changing the value of some parameter in an analog computation may mean twisting a literal potentiometer (a dial, basically) on a console full of dials representing different values to be computed in different ways.
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Meanwhile, graphite shafts are more common (though not wildly popular), and driver and wood heads come equipped with dials that make them adjustable to account for variables like loft, carry, spin, fade, and draw.
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You can reassign the two "function" buttons to perform specific tasks like changing the ISO or locking the exposure, or you can even change the purpose of the dials above your thumb and forefinger.
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Each station has labeled panels with embedded buttons, dials and levers that will cause graphs, charts, maps and vivid images to appear low on the climate wall screens, directly in front of the viewer.
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The watch's reversible pink-gold case has two dials — slate gray on the front, silvered on the reverse — that show different time zones, and it comes on a two-tone cordovan leather Fagliano strap.
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Kate and Alex and the ever-intrepid man behind the dials, Chris, took the time this week to dig into the two biggest stories from the end of 2019 and look into the future.
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The dials come in several color combinations, which Mr. Gustafsson coaxes out of the forged steel with an oxidation treatment — for example, one model had bold swirls of jade green, royal blue and fuchsia.
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This week we had TechCrunch's Alex Wilhelm and Danny Crichton on hand to dig into the news, with Chris Gates on the dials and more news than we could possibly cram into 30 minutes.
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One feature firmly in the spotlight at many luxury watch brands: hand-painted enamel dials that, in a technique used for centuries, are fired in an oven to create a hard, deeply pigmented finish.
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Neon colors are also trending, Ms. Kepa said, adding that Storm's Cody watches (from £119.99) come in a range of vibrantly colored reflective dials that surely would pass Ms. Bucci's spinach-in-teeth test.
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The buttons and dials are largely the same and in the same places as the A6000, including the awkwardly placed video recording button, which still feels like it was tacked on near the thumb grip.
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Character Study Jeff Sitar, 56, strode into the vacated bank branch, passed the abandoned teller windows and beheld his latest challenge: a stainless steel vault the size of an elevator door with two combination dials.
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There are buttons and dials galore on the X-T3, each of which can be customized for quick access to your often-used features and settings, so you'll lose less time to the camera's menus.
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As an example, Levitan says Four Seasons hotels prints a QR code on room key cards, and if customers want to access customer service, they can simply scan the code and the number dials automatically.
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Right now you can switch out straps and swap digital dials on Android Wear smartwatches, but what if you could change the entire look of your watch in seconds without having to buy another timepiece?
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Check out the clip ... Tiffany says she's read the Georgia bill and straight-up says it dials us back to the 1800s, because not having control of your own body might as well be slavery.
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It's not the prettiest Leica ever, but there's a reason for that The top plate and the control dials are made from aluminum, and the body is covered in an anti-slip thermoplastic elastomer material.
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Experience has taught us that if there is an act of violence in a school, someone eventually dials 911 and members of the local law enforcement respond, usually after injury or death has already occurred.
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"All the dials are pointing in the right direction at Lloyds, but the share price is still being held back by a consensus of angst over Brexit," Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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But their third album is simply astonishing, as it dials up the influences of Neil Young's Zuma, Dinosaur Jr., and the Kirkwood brothers and adds more of their unique punk, classic rock, and psyched blues.
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The BBC was doing a live orchestral broadcast, and young Geoff was particularly fascinated by the fellow at the mysterious console who was turning knobs and dials — the sound engineer, he would come to learn.
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A subset of 'smart' cookbook recipes on ckbk will automatically set the correct time and oven temperature via the N90's Home Connect system — for anyone who can't be bothered to twiddle the dials themselves.
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The series has always had a throwback aesthetic, adding dials while others eliminated them, but in a concession to modernity the rear LCD is now a tilting touchscreen, now a must-have for many shooters.
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UBS Group missed profit and cost targets for 25 as wealthy clients pulled money in the fourth quarter, adding to chief executive Sergio Ermotti's challenges as he dials back some of the bank's financial goals.
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It was cluttered with several thousand pieces of vintage bric-a-brac, among them an array of analog floor-indicator dials (both "half-moon" and "full moon"), which summoned memories of old-movie elevator scenes.
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I just thought for a long time that rotary dials are so cool, they don't have a use in modern society, and I'd love to make myself some device that uses it for data entry.
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Its wondrously complicated dials were designed to follow the planets' wobbly course, but it is also a conventional clock: The minute hand is a figure of a woman that makes a full circuit every hour.
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After meeting Mr. Selmoni, Ms. Imaï spent the next two years experimenting with how to fix the powder onto the watch dials, which now come in representations of three cities — Geneva, Paris and New York.
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Throughout the enameling process, dials coated with strongly hued pigments are repeatedly baked in an oven set to a temperature of more than 1,470 degrees Fahrenheit, to intensify the color and deepen the surface appearance.
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In today's age of the selfie and self-care, it seems only fitting that the watch industry would do some reflecting of its own: Several fashion savvy watch brands are creating timepieces with mirror dials.
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One of the so-called radium girls, Fryer painted luminous dials on watches for the United States Radium Corporation, a job that caused many of those performing it to develop radiation sickness in the 2212s.
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Christophe Claret made a two-sided blackjack and roulette watch in 262, and a Gaming Watches series that replicated card games like poker, baccarat and blackjack on the dials; each was priced at about $19993,21999.
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But instead of pretending that our problems will disappear if economists can manage to turn the tax dials just right, our focus should be on eliminating the unjust barriers that hold the poor back the most.
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Have a few dollars taken out of your check each pay period and invest in a target-date fund that gives you exposure to the stock market but dials back your risk as you get older.
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Fujifilm has managed to take its X-series style of controls — dedicated shutter and ISO dials, a joystick for focus points, and Q button for quick settings access — and scale them up to the GFX 50S.
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A major trend in vintage Rolex collecting has been the explosive growth in demand and value for watches with black dials that have turned brown or "tropical" due to intense exposure to the sun and heat.
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"Chefs and restaurants are stepping up to make their food look as beautiful as it tastes and I'm sure the edible flower business is booming," Zoey Henderson, head of operations at Redemption Seven Dials, told Insider.
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It gets an overdue spec bump to Intel's latest 1.4-GHz quad-core Core i5 chip, along with a True Tone display, which dials the color temperature up or down automatically depending on the ambient light.
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If you walk the floor of a modern newsroom, you will most likely see journalists staring at real-time charts flickering with numbers, and dials telling editors where readers are spending every second of their time.
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As cars modernized, those dials disappeared and simple indicators replaced them; drivers now learn of a problem only when it reaches enough urgency to cause a light to come on, which usually means big, expensive trouble.
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She dials a phone number that showed up as a missed call on WAR's support line, which receives dozens of calls each month from registrants and families who are in search of emotional and practical support.
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The dials' rich, golden hue was achieved by electroplating; the face has deep concentric guilloché circles that fan out from the two chronograph subdials and intersect to form bas-relief squares, for a 3-D look.
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A single file line of four dials climbs the dashboard between the seats, to control the air conditioning system and seat heaters (despite a healthy clientele based in desert climates, Bugatti skipped cooled seats, citing weight concerns).
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We changed a setting on the screen, and then I used the dials to adjust the position of my steering wheel, scrolling the left side to adjust the height and the right to telescope in and out.
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Turning the hand crank jutting from the device's (likely wooden) frame spun the gears, which moved the hands on the dials — allowing the user to accurately predict eclipses and the passage of celestial bodies through the sky.
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Cadillac's design here is aimed at delivering a great driving experience, and that's the reasoning behind a new style of instrument panel that replaces the traditional dials and displays with a set of three curved OLED screens.
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Announced this month, and covered in depth by Hodinkee, the Leica L1 and L2 watches have a stark and minimalist look, with black dials, contrasting white hands and indices, and subtle red rubies embedded in the crown.
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There is some lingering criticism about Ryan's handling of his relationship with Trump as the speaker dials up members of his conference to secure their votes in the internal GOP election that is scheduled for next Wednesday.
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The case is a purely mechanical creation, with spring-loaded buttons and dials (remember the Blackberry's excellent scroll wheel?) that can be repositioned and reconfigured using a series of empty slots on the back of a device.
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The Ultra Game Boy carries over the original's volume and contrast dials, but the final version will include a third dial allowing you to adjust the portable console's new backlit LCD display through the entire RGB spectrum.
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Henry Kloss designed the original and it has all the trademarks of his hand with large analog dials that, through a clever design, allowed users to precisely tune the radio without needing a ham radio merit badge.
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Version 2.5 of the Despecialized Edition dials those changes back, and even removes the most contentious change of the entire trilogy — the addition of Hayden Christensen's version of Anakin Skywalker as the ghost at the Ewok feast.
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" The watches' quirky central dials are decorated with paisley teardrops, floral patterns and diamond shapes to create contrast, something that Mr. Selmoni likened to matching a suit and a tie "because the rhythm of the patterns work.
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That work has seen the 96-metre-tall Elizabeth Tower, one of the most photographed buildings in Britain, enveloped in scaffolding as the four clock dials are reglazed, ironwork repainted and intricately carved stonework cleaned and repaired.
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I was held up at gunpoint there, which is pretty scary, but I have this emergency button I programmed in Android that puts you on speaker but turns off audio automatically and dials [a local emergency number].
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Ms. Epstein explained to the judges how the women painted watch dials with a luminous coating and were encouraged by their employer, the United States Radium Corporation, to lick the brushes to give them a finer point.
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Back before we sent messages by tapping on the glass of a smartphone, older telephones (the thing you use to share memes with your friends also works to make voice calls to other people) had rotary dials.
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These dials required you to stick the tip of your index finger into a hole in the dial matching the number you wanted and use that finger to rotate the entire dial around to a stopping point.
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Sony maintains the professional photographer's necessity for a minimum of two command dials on the A6400, meaning if you eventually choose to push the A6400 beyond beginner Program limits, you will not find controlling multiple functions difficult.
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Piaget in the late 1960s was among the first to produce dials decorated with opaque semiprecious stones, fitting thinly sliced turquoise, lapis lazuli, malachite and opal on top of its watch movements and under the sapphire glass.
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The company has added a focus joystick and removed the d-pad, figuring that the various dials, focus lever, touchscreen, and Q button — now in a more convenient spot for thumb access — are adequate for controlling the camera.
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The unwitting calls and messages from Giuliani, colloquially called "butt-dials," come as sources tell CNN that Giuliani has been approaching defense attorneys for possible representation following escalating reports regarding a federal investigation into his dealings in Ukraine.
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We were given a few minutes to build the controller key, which can be fitted into the car steering wheel; the dials to shift the direction of the submarine fans; and a joystick controller to pilot the plane.
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The idea is to offer a variety of high-end tools for taking quality photographs, but packaged in a way where accessing those controls via gestures becomes like muscle memory – similar to using the dials on a camera.
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On the remote's face are a pair of easy-to-reach joysticks, four switches (each with between two and three options), a pair of dials, buttons for photos and videos, two D-pads and a power slider button.
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"Barratt's profitability is improving as it dials down exposure to a tricky London market, but it is worth noting that its margins are still running behind most of its peers," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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If, however, those are things you don't care about (and personally, I don't), you still get most of the goodness of Wear 2.0, which now introduces standalone apps, a new interface design and support for dials and buttons.
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Their latest, the Edifice EQB-501 is an interesting amalgam of form, function, and high tech features and it has enough dials, buttons, and sensors to keep well-connected on your trek through the jungle, urban or otherwise.
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Mr. Etra and Steve Rutt created the Rutt/Etra video synthesizer, an analog device studded with knobs and dials that let a user mold video footage in real time and helped make video a more expressive art form.
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Among the wreck's treasures — beautiful vases and pots, jewelry, a bronze statue of an ancient philosopher — was the most peculiar thing: a series of brass gears and dials mounted in a case the size of a mantel clock.
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The most strange and haunting moment of this finale comes when Cunanan, desperate and reduced to eating dog food, dials his father, Modesto, a disgraced former stockbroker who fled to his native Philippines after some shady financial deals.
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To the eye, it seems to be little more than a pattern of dots or lines or swirls, typically on dials and cases, produced by a man — or, increasingly, a woman — sitting at a machine chockablock with gears.
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When a user dials in the number, they are asked to create a security code (Paytm PIN), which once set allows them to enter the registered mobile number of the person to whom they wish to send money.
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In recent years, just as fashion brands have repeatedly revisited those decades, interest in hard stone dials has risen, their popularity reflected in higher auction prices and the number of brands bringing hard stones into their decorative repertory.
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That wide field of view, combined with Leap Motion's expertise in gesture control tech, lets users interact with augmented reality elements (like buttons or dials) with their hands, letting you transform your body into your own personal menu bar.
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Then again, maybe I just adjust better because of my love for arcade games, where there were all kinds of unique and weird control schemes—trackballs, spinning dials, flight yokes, dance pads, even custom-made dual-stick robot cockpits.
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The new product dials in on Google's mission to "organize the world's information" and makes a one-stop shop for users to browse 3D objects and scenes created in the company's virtual reality products like Tilt Brush and Blocks.
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And of course you also have the benefit of physical knobs and dials to quickly flick between modes and settings, rather than having to tap away inside menus and waste precious seconds setting up a shot on your phone.
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There are over 20 styles and countless color options in those styles for both men and women, from monochrome or leather bands, to mother of pearl or marble faces, to typical analog faces, to faces with multiple sub-dials.
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Most importantly, he pushed Facebook to start thinking about user growth not just as something that came from good marketing but as something that could be scientifically studied and controlled, like a wall of dials in an engine room.
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Decay and damage to "hundreds of intricate carvings," an "extensive use" of toxic lead paint and broken glass in the clock dials were also discovered, and the commission managing the project said an additional clock expert was also needed.
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Vivaldi also says it will also let you sync bookmarks, Speed Dials, passwords, autofill information, and those notes I mentioned across your desktop and mobile sessions, and claims this data is protected with end-to-end encryption by default.
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Mr. Knall seems to have tweaked the dials so that every dish has some acidity or juiciness or herbal freshness, and nothing is especially fatty, either, which seems to be the extent of the kitchen's gestures toward healthy eating.
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The British Museum, which is loaning the object, explains on their site how the tablet was operated: To use the device, the customer or the geomancer turns the first series of four dials, creating four dot patterns for interpretation.
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That means the X-E3 has a 13-megapixel APS-C X-Trans III sensor, the X-Processor Pro image signal processor, dials for shutter speed and exposure compensation, and the awesome little focus control joystick introduced with the X-Pro2.
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The mechanism had several dials and clock faces, each which served a different function for measuring movements of the sun, moon, stars, and planets, but they were all operated by one main crank: Again, the mechanics of this are absurdly complicated.
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If you're especially particular about how bad your music sounds, the site includes a set of dials letting you adjust the quality of the cassette tape, the quality of the cassette player's motor, and the performance of the playback heads.
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And while I got a brief chance to handle the new Nikon Z7 and play around with its various knobs, dials, and adapters ahead of its announcement, I hadn't actually had a chance to snap some pictures with it, until now.
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And while I got a brief chance to handle the new Nikon Z2.843 and play around with its various knobs, dials, and adapters ahead of its announcement, I hadn't actually had a chance to snap some pictures with it, until now.
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The video shows off many of the features that can already be found on the existing gray Surface Headphones, including dials that control volume and active noise cancellation, suggesting you're not getting any new functionality alongside the new color scheme.
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Sliders give the tiniest of bumps when pushed to either extreme, spinning number and date pickers "click" in time with the virtual dials, and pyrotechnic iMessage effects like lasers and fireworks are accompanied by crackling buzzes, to name but a few.
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Advanced shooters interested in learning the relationships between different camera settings (exposure, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc.) and how they will affect the final photos will appreciate how quickly adjustments can be made through all of the dials on camera.
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But instead of putting your expensive, fragile smartphone in their hands, LeapFrog's new RockIt Twist is like a baby's first Game Boy that makes gaming more accessible with a bunch of kid-friendly controls like wheels, dials, switches, buttons, and sliders.
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The researchers designed and 3-D printed a prototype of the case with eight slots for the rectangular widgets, and 3-D printed parts for a number of widgets to fit into them that look like buttons and rotary dials.
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I was also disappointed that I could never, even after hours of tinkering, line up the three dials so that they corresponded perfectly to one another — the minutes would always be a little out of sync with the hour dial.
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But it's also giving obsessive viewers heart palpitations with the jittery needles on its forecast dials, wavering between percentage chances in a way that seems to indicate an incoming flow of accurate data, but that is in reality entirely artificial.
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This year, IWC produced two watches to aid the foundation — the Big Pilot's Perpetual Calendar and Pilot's Watch Double Chronograph Editions — with aviator design features such as tobacco-brown dials and calfskin straps that riff on Saint-Exupéry's flying suit.
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Look at the casual manner with which the main plot gets going, as Ron, now shifted from records to undercover work, leafs through the local paper, finds an advertisement for the Klan, complete with a phone number, and dials it.
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It's not all roses — there are a few common complaints that surround the AirFryer Toaster oven, mostly referencing the easily breakable dials (a touch screen would have been nice), and the fact that none of the parts are dishwasher-safe.
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Self-sabotage occurs when your conscious mind (the logical one that makes shopping lists and reminds you to brush your teeth) is at odds with your subconscious mind (the emotional one that stress-eats Snickers bars and drunk dials your ex).
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The House speaker, Paul Ryan, as sincere a fiscal reformer as one can hope to see in leadership, was described as saying last week that he and the House Ways and Means Committee were "turning the dials" on the plan.
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"Abraham-Louis Breguet did not invent the guillochage but was the first to apply it to watch dials and exploit its full potential," said Emmanuel Breguet, the company's vice president, head of patrimony and marketing, and a seventh-generation descendant.
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Olivia Burton was founded in 103 on contemporary, clean looking dials, but today timepieces produced by the London-based house — which is synonymous with flowers, femininity and the color pink — are a far cry from its early pared-back look.
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Rebooting Guillermo del Toro's 2004 and 2008 appropriations of Mike Mignola's comic-book character — a rosacea-hued colossus with filed-down horns and do-gooder goals — the British director Neil Marshall turns all the dials to 11 and keeps them there.
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The series, which also stars Lee Tergesen and Jessica Garza, "dials back both the social commentary and the splatter-happy action and violence from their cinematic levels," the critic Mike Hale wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Meyer's loyalist who works in e-commerce and product merchandising, attributes the brand's early success in part to its packaging: "When you see it next to the Dials and the Softsoaps, you're like, 'Well, clearly this is cuter,'" he says.
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This brings about a moment of rare comedy: Fifty — unwilling, frightened and angry for being in this predicament — tries various voices to disguise his identity when he dials Gail and then a local newspaper to pass along the ransom demand.
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Crunch San Diego (29 F.21d 2500) that a defendant can be liable under the TCPA not just if it uses an automated system to dial randomly generated numbers but also if it has an automated system that dials stored numbers.
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In 14 apps, users were directed to follow safety plans to minimize the risk of suicide with steps such as removing guns or weapons from the home or adding speed dials within the app for people to contact in a crisis.
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The Jade Grand Feu timepieces, for example, are offered with intensely colored enamel dials in deep red, sky blue or steel gray; the Marine Tourbillon Grand Feu has an understated face that showcases the soft white enamel on the dial.
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"Their dad wasn't an astronaut, he was their dad," said Foy, who, like the rest of the cast, spoke to Armstrong's family to prepare for a film that dials down the patriotic glory and focuses on the bravery and frailty of its characters.
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A typography expert on luxury watches, the history of fonts and the shape of the letter J. The typography expert Jonathan Hoefler reads watch dials like a forensic analyst studies crime scenes: Every detail offers a clue about the maker's goals and limitations.
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Moynihan joined the company as chief product officer when the product was just a prototype, with his teams managing to turn a device that originally had a touchscreen and multiple buttons and dials into the one-button juicer the startup is selling today.
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The X-Pro3 is fortunately littered with physical buttons and dials, which helps mitigate this problem, but there's only so much you can do without going into the camera's menus, and this design makes it much harder to quickly get things done.
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The startup is looking to use this tech to build "touchless interfaces" that go beyond conventional hand-tracking, allowing users to flip invisible switches and turn dials mid-air while feeling haptic feedback so they can tell when they're completing an action.
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The camera is a little box about the size of a fat point-and-shoot, with charming little dials on the top to select exposure mode or a 10-second timer if you want it, and a shutter button that's hard to miss.
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Sure, some of those dials have an automatic option, but without any way of reviewing your photos on the fly, there's really no way of telling whether you got the exposure you were trying for — other than sheer intuition and hope, maybe.
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Those bases can be tricked out with a wide range of modules, horns, dials, bracelets and buckles for a one-of-a-kind look, which gives it an edge over other wearables that can only offer customization with different bands and digital faces.
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Missing Dial, the National Geographic Channel's six-part, true crime documentary series, follows the Dials and the two investigators they hired as they try to find any information they can about Cody's mysterious disappearance in one of the world's most dangerous jungles.
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Even with software wizardry like the Google Pixel's Night Sight or 22.0-103 extra lenses on the back, a good compact camera gives you features like optical zoom, better image stabilization, a bigger sensor for sharper photos, and way nicer dials and controls.
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There are so many meters and dials that are filling up, along with so many reminders of what you might be missing, that the entire metagame feels like something that just happens to you as you try and play your racing game.
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Her approach, transforming salvaged and industrial materials into subtle but suggestive abstractions, informs her current shows, …Which's Ploying the Fans at moniquemeloche in Chicago and Valerian Dials for Trembling Hands at the Susanne Hilberry Gallery in Detroit (to be reviewed next weekend).
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Because he was able to fix the dials, and be really effective in building this initial network, he had a headstart, I believe, in making a product that people would want to use when he extended it out to the world at large.
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I have three kids now, so whenever we're out on family excursions, I have to sit there and gauge the Fun Being Had in real time, like I'm a CNN focus group tester asking voters to man the dials during a presidential debate.
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The eight multicolored enamel dials showed elements like sunrise and sunset, the moon's age and phase, and both the Republican calendar (created during the French Revolution) and the traditional Gregorian calendar (risking imprisonment for both the watchmaker and owner, the author said).
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With his eyes glued to a microscope, José used one hand to move the dials that determine the placement of the drill tip; most patterns are composed of minute geometric grids, so the positioning must be exact to the tenth of a millimeter.
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Anyhoo, a combo of local recording, remote video setups, and Chris handling the dials meant that we were able to talk over all the good stuff: All told there were some laughs, and we spent a good few minutes before mentioning COVID-19.
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The work has seen the 96-metre-tall Elizabeth Tower, one of the most photographed buildings in Britain, enveloped in scaffolding for the last two years as the four clock dials are reglazed, ironwork repainted and intricately carved stonework cleaned and repaired.
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Apple still sells millions of Apple Watches, but major players like Motorola have stopped making smartwatches indefinitely, while traditional watchmakers like Tag Heuer and Frédérique Constant have released hybrid smartwatches — traditional dials with hidden smarts — pushing the market back to a more familiar design aesthetic.
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Fashioned in the steampunk tradition by the American industrial designer Jeff Barnes and built by Mr. Halter, the yellow gold model featured four riveted porthole-like dials of platinum in an asymmetrical, three-dimensional case, looking like something out of a Jules Verne novel.
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By fiddling with radio dials and paging through comic books, you can also find mini-stories within the game, which start as funny diversions — like the soapy romance comic Love is Nice, which Wilson will voice his disdain for when you pick it up.
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Waiter then starts repeating "hello can you hear me" over and over again, and as soon as it detects a response from a representative (like yes, hello or how are you), it tells the representative to hold on a moment and dials you in.
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On May 19, two days before the premiere of Missing Dial, the mystery of Cody's disappearance deepened off-screen when the Dials learned that human remains had been found in Costa Rica's vast and treacherous Corcovado National Park, where the 27-year-old went missing.
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The $60 CT100 model (top) has shortwave radio bands as well, and the capability to play music from an SD card or USB drive, while the $70 CT200 has treble and bass dials and a VU meter for easier recording of cassette-based podcasts.
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There are dials and knobs to tweak, of course, but they said that fine-tuning a voice is more a matter of adding corrective speech, perhaps having the voice actor reading a specific script that props up the sounds or cadences that need a boost.
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With their octagonal metal frames, bold hands and crisp white dials marked with dots and deltoids rather than numbers, the 78 electrically powered timepieces bore the cross from the city's coat of arms and the word Normalzeit, or standard time, which became their nickname.
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For example, the two introductory models — called Hao and Ji — have porcelain dials made using a traditional Chinese technique and the back of the cases are engraved with a kungpeng, a mythical Chinese creature linked to Taoism that is both a fish and a bird.
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Such skilled artisans also made the delicate red and white flowers adorning the black dials of the Mademoiselle Privé Coromandel Glyptic watch that Chanel displayed at Baselworld early this year, and the white petals of chalcedony on the Voie Lactée brooch in Chaumet's Hortensia collection.
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Afghanistan: After months of resisting an American proposal that his government release as many as 5,000 imprisoned Taliban fighters, President Ashraf Ghani reversed course early this morning, saying that the bulk of the releases would depend on whether the group dials back its violence.
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He added that traders aren't pricing in "a ton of risk premium for things to get out of control" in the Middle East, despite tight supply as the United States dials back its production and crude enters a seasonally weak period of the year.
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A. When someone dials the national 911 number, a nearby call center for emergency services (known as a public safety answering point, or P.S.A.P.) picks up the call and the operator dispatches medical technicians, police, firefighters or personnel from another appropriate agency in the area.
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For example, the gray dials favored at several top Swiss maisons now are on Hugo Boss's chronographs and its understated 2001-millimeter with a gray sun-ray dial — a timeless design that Emporio Armani also has channeled in a gray-dial 250-millimeter watch.
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Less a wristwatch than two miniature jet engines joined by a titanium case and strapped to a wrist, the model — which displayed the time and power reserve on dials positioned perpendicular to the wearer's wrist — was unlike anything MB&F had made before, or has made since.
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The Verge had some hands-on time with the company's tech last year, trying out a tablet which vibrated its screen to function as a speaker, as well as a number of displays that used haptic feedback to mimic the feel of buttons, sliders, and dials.
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This trailer dials down the Aaron Sorkin vibe and sets up a story where Aniston and Carell are longtime hosts of a morning TV show — but Carell gets fired, so a search for fresh talent leads the producers to a younger reporter played by Reese Witherspoon.
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Dehaemers' mountainous 30' interactive sculpture, a metal frame with layers of clear recycled glass chunks that light up at night, features two dials: an outer ring functioning as a 24-hour clock, and an inner dial that is a geological marker of select epochs in Earth existence.
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Whether she noticed it or not, the specific model she selected for Mr. Newman, who could often be found circling the track when he was not making movies, was rare, featuring distinctive Art Deco-inflected numerals on its three sub-dials denoting seconds, minutes and hours.
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"We have had a long tradition in métiers d'art dials, but this was the first time we tried straw marquetry in one of our complicated watches," Augustin Nussbaum, the company's head of product development, said in a telephone interview from its headquarters in Le Locle, Switzerland.
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And as Vic, Omar Metwally simultaneously dials up the blend of empathy and arrogance he has used for his surgeon character all along and digs deeper into it, revealing the torment he has suffered from the constant pressure to live up to his parents' example and expectations.
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The tick-tick-tick I can feel when I, say, rotate the dials in the Timer app is pleasing in an intangible but very real way, one of a thousand tiny details that Apple has engineered and perfected specifically to trigger a mental reward in my brain.
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The self-contained controller design and simple button layout (two joysticks, a launch button, return home button on the face and a couple of shoulder dials and buttons for things like recording and controlling the gimbal) is one way to entice beginners to feel comfortable flying the Karma.
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It dials back on the slideshow and follows him into the field more — tromping across glaciers, through flood waters, and into small Texas towns — but the structure is roughly similar: It explains the problem ("we must change"), describes solutions ("we can change"), and points to progress ("we will change").
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The robots can arrange themselves into shapes to display information, and you can interact directly with them by grabbing one and spinning or moving it — imagine an EQ materializing in front of you, or dials scooting over to your fingers when you open a certain app or game.
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The girl who was to be her playmate for a few weeks asked to see the radio, and Jiayu showed her the on-and-off switch, the dials for changing the frequency and the volume, and the collapsible antenna, which they pulled out and pretended was a fishing pole.
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"You can't know every single switch on a steering wheel and what it does," Jenson Button, a driver at the McLaren Honda team, said, referring to the nearly two dozen dials and switches on a Formula One car's steering wheel that change settings for the engine and other equipment.
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We talked for only a few minutes — but the conversation got me thinking about what would have happened if the watch dials had been damaged or if one of the watches had been sitting on the now-destroyed wooden bathroom sink (where I sometimes left them after a shower).
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As far as features go, Vivaldi covers all the bases, with speed dials and bookmarks, some advanced tab management features that aren't usually available on mobile, including the ability to clone tabs, and a screenshots feature that lets you capture either the full page or just the visible area.
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At exclusive Fendi boutique events, clients are invited to choose from a box of luxury elements that offer more than 100,000 potential combinations — pieces like 18-karat gold buckles, exotic leather bands, detailing with diamonds and precious gems, and offbeat dials cut from malachite, opal, jasper and fossilized coral.
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He graduated from Boonton High School and worked for the Sun Dial Corporation, a manufacturer of precision dials and panels, in Caldwell, N.J. After he was wounded in action, he was taken to a hospital in Japan and then treated at the Naval Hospital at St. Albans, Queens.
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Yes, there are concept cars scattered across the halls — little glimpses of the distant future — but in between those concepts are hundreds of workaday Camrys and Jettas and Malibus, each with small crowds of daily commuters hopping in and out, touching the dials, playing with the shift knobs, forming opinions.
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