The White Dimming Starter Bundle is $84 and includes three white dimming E26 Hue bulbs, a Hue bridge to connect the lights, and a dimming switch.
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They expected Betelgeuse to begin dimming in December, because the star experiences periods of dimming and subsequent brightening every 425 days.
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They expected it to begin dimming in December because the star experiences periods of dimming and subsequent brightening every 425 days.
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Not only does the TV use Quantum Dot tech, but it also steps up the number of dimming zones to an impressive 384 local dimming zones.
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The 2019-inch 27-Series has full-array local dimming with 255 local dimming zones compared to 95 (55-inch) and 120 (65-inch) in the smaller sizes.
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While Rtings said that the local dimming was decent overall, it criticized the local dimming algorithm controlling the LEDs, which could crush details in dark scenes and was distracting in other moments.
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There's no multitude of dimming zones for remarkably improved contrast.
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Its aura is also dimming in the UN general assembly.
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"This star's dimming is unique and inexplicable," Schaefer told CNN.
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Rather, make Alexa set the mood by dimming the lights.
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She watched his eyes as they began dimming in sadness.
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But lately the chances of achieving it have been dimming.
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At first, the dimming caused the monkeys to make mistakes.
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But prospects of a sweeping trade deal appear to be dimming.
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The chance of a deal before next year's election is dimming.
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The quintet knew that amplifying one's light didn't mean dimming another.
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All we can do with this data is pinpoint dimming events.
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Trouble ahead: Meanwhile, the outlook for the fourth quarter is dimming.
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But the unknown TV might lack important features like local dimming.
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First, the roof can be optioned to be electrochromatic dimming glass.
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Today, there are fewer voices and the lessons of history are dimming.
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Mary Jane Paul (Gabrielle Union) is dimming down instead of glowing up.
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The side mirrors aren't powered or heated, and there's no auto dimming.
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It has 600 nits of peak brightness and 90 local dimming zones.
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Across the board, they have fewer dimming zones and aren't as bright.
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The economy may not have shrunk as much as the dimming suggests.
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Instead of a smooth dimming, the TDE would exhibit dips and rises.
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Dimming the lights gradually in the evening prepares the mind for sleep.
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Yet inside, I was slowly shutting down, the light inside myself dimming.
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He withdrew further and further, a cloudy film dimming his blue eyes.
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But, with #MeToo attention dimming, Congress approved no increase for this year.
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Seagrass get so little sunlight that the resulting dimming can be deadly.
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The dimming process should end by mid-January, according to mathematical models.
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This explains both the short and long-term dimming of the star.
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The snow and wind intensified, the sky dimming to near-dusk levels.
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And again, Vizio is upping the dimming zones here; the M-Series comes in sizes from 43 to 65 inches, with the latter offering 43 zones of local dimming, which Vizio says is almost twice that of last year's.
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Maybe he's worried about future MCU releases dimming the prospects of Avatar sequels.
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They've got local dimming, though the number of zones varies by display size.
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Control fan speed and light dimming with your voice using your Alexa device.
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Its light fluctuations are extreme, dimming by up to 20 percent at times.
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Have you ever noticed your screen suddenly dimming or brightening all by itself?
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Both the oscillating star and the dimming from the comet are incredibly weak.
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That being said, the lamp can't work around iOS users' app dimming settings.
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Smart lights with bright lights for studying and dimming at night before bed
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It's a smart and easy way to control lightning, with smooth wireless dimming.
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Sessions, of course, went on to become attorney general, dimming hopes even further.
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Instead of dimming the fantasy or defanging the terrors, the two are heightened.
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But 4K videos won't look very good if the TV lacks local dimming.
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For example, the number of local dimming zones is critical for HDR performance.
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But now, as both sides gird for more fighting, those hopes are dimming.
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But what about libido-dimming medication, depression, over-tiredness, and straight-up safety?
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The scientists did detect some evidence of this light source dimming and brightening regularly.
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But now, that light is dimming a little, after seven years of Barack Obama.
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There, the lights are few but constant; never dimming, never changing, night after night.
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These condensed aerosols became a major driver of global dimming, cooling, and acid precipitation.
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A graph showing the seemingly random dimming of the star known as EPIC 249706694.
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This, along other ocular pathology, can result in photophobia, dimming of vision, and squinting.
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"It could be as simple as not dimming my laptop or phone," says Ferriss.
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The prospects for bringing the bill to the floor next week, however, are dimming.
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"Dimming the light allows melatonin to rise in its natural pattern," Dr. Akacem said.
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Not only is it dimming, but its shape appears to be changing as well.
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Dimming prospects for global growth have been a big factor in the sector's decline.
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Meg considers a marital fight in the dimming candlelight of her sparse new home.
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Tapping the button on top or bottom pauses and unpause the light's dimming timer.
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With those extra, tightly packed LEDs, and with good local dimming control, a mini-LED TV can do a better job of shining bright for the bright parts of a video scene, while dimming down for the darker parts of the scene.
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With those extra, tightly packed LEDs, and with good local dimming control, a mini LED TV can do a better job of shining bright for the bright parts of a video scene, while dimming down for the darker parts of the scene.
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As with previous dimming events, this can't be easily explained by any ordinary stellar behavior.
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Instead, what they were seeing was cyclical, with radio emissions becoming stronger before dimming again.
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Further monitoring of this galaxy can ascertain whether the flare is re-brightening or dimming.
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I've disabled Huawei's auto-brightness because that tries to cheat by aggressively dimming the screen.
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Hopes are dimming for passage of a mental health bill in the Senate this year.
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It appeared in fact at the time that George P.'s star might be dimming.
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Hopes of finding more survivors are dimming after Wednesday's earthquake, which killed at least 267.
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This seems a fair trade for the slight dimming of Evan's vocal and emotional fireworks.
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Temperatures dropped into the 30s in recent days, dimming the prospects for survival, Schneider said.
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He uses four different filters to capture varied data about the star and its dimming.
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Despite the recent prisoner swap, officials in Washington may see the prospects for diplomacy dimming.
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Black levels are also deep and inky, thanks to a full-array local dimming backlight.
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Those include HDR255 and Dolby Vision capabilities, as well as 265 zones of local area dimming.
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This model features 100 local dimming zones to allow for more accurate blacks and perfect colors.
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Dimming star remains mystery, but it's likely not caused by comets What's happening at HD 164595?
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Image quality increases as you go up the product line, with features like full array dimming.
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This is Vizio's flagship model, with 384 local dimming zones and impressive 3,9.993 nit peak brightness.
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We also like the built-in Chromecast support and 126 local dimming zones, which enhance contrast.
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That bright spot, however, may be dimming as a result of the election of Donald Trump.
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For no obvious reason, Tabby's Star has been dimming and brightening in strange and unpredictable ways.
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Perhaps most puzzling is the punctual dimming and brightening of each of the cave's larvae colonies.
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But the coronavirus crisis and the delay of the key deadline are now dimming prospects further.
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If you're lucky, the light switches in your home might be wired with a dimming switch.
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Anger over Mr. Warmbier's death is dimming any hope for improved relations between Washington and Pyongyang.
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Normally one of the brightest stars in the constellation, it's been dimming in brightness since December.
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This means it shows off brilliant, accurate colors, and there's a wider range of dimming controls.
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That's because the star has experienced cycles of dimming and brightening before (though not this dramatically).
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And to make matters more complicated, Betelgeuse's rate of dimming has slowed in the last week.
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Brightness and local dimming aren't as strong, but you still get great performance for the price.
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But why can't those events be somehow submerged amid the brain's many other dimming bad memories?
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But new observations by Dr. Boyajian, of Louisiana State University, and other astronomers of a recent dimming showed that the amount of dimming depended on the wavelength, or color, of the light observed, a classic indication that the obscuring material is not solid but most likely dust.
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It was also the first time that scientists were able to observe the dimming in real-time.
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Like the P-Series before it, the TCL 6-Series features local dimming zones for better contrast.
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The star is called RZ Piscium, and its odd dimming periods can last upwards of two days.
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The current dust storm seems to be worse than the one in 2007 in terms of dimming.
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Other commands, like dimming the lights, reportedly work fine for affected users, although your experience may vary.
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Other collaborators are doing spectroscopy, trying to figure out which areas of the spectrum, exactly, are dimming.
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TESS will try to find planets that pass "in front" of these stars, periodically dimming their brightness.
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So, by dimming the lights and making a surreptitious switch, we smashed the same typewriter every night.
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DisplayHDR 1000 takes that even higher with a peak luminance of 1000 cd/m2 and local dimming.
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The dimming process can be programmed to last between 15 minutes and one and a half hours.
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You can expect a brighter screen and more local dimming zones from the 50-inch M-Series.
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In a further sign of a dimming outlook, the services employment index - a lagging indicator, also fell.
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But irregular dimming is harder to explain, and perhaps the source of more interesting and mysterious science.
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This year is supposed to represent a breakout for corporate earnings, but estimates lately have been dimming.
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I will miss him and the dimming of his special light is a great loss for me.
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This model doesn't have blind spot monitoring, power seats, power tailgate or even an auto-dimming mirror.
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I handed the usher my £12 ticket to "The Shadow King" just as the lights were dimming.
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The government announced a policy of dimming the lights in the airport; there were hardly any tourists.
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Although there were some big names in the audience, there definitely was a dimming of star power.
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Over the next few years, Republicans steadily gained control of the legislature, further dimming the ERA's prospects.
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Or, Russian intelligence is a dimming bulb, incapable of taking the most basic steps to maintain cover.
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Their effort has met with considerable success, dimming the prospects for renewable energy across the United States.
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There's a certain beauty to watching the dimming of the day at a deserted oceanfront amusement area.
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The Glow's warm dimming light won't stop you from reaching for your phone to scroll through Instagram.
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Selectively, across healthcare, there are other areas that will benefit from a dimming aura of government intervention.
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But in recent statements, North Korea has only hardened its demands, further dimming the prospects for dialogue.
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Typically, an irregularly shaped object will have a rhythmic pattern of brightening and dimming as it rotates.
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Dimming the lights, it turns out, does not automatically give you a better view of the stars.
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Yet, realistically, those hopes had been dimming since Murray declared for the N.F.L. draft on Jan. 953.
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I'd argue that the 96 local dimming zones do a lot more to create a terrific picture, though.
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And sure enough, nearly a month later, the huge dimming that Kepler saw seems to be happening again.
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A shaved head felt so drastic to me; I feared my daughter hiding because of it, dimming herself.
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The entry-level V-Series is where you lose out on local dimming, brightness performance, and quantum dot.
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That model will have 653 local dimming zones, while the 265-inch 26 Series will have 25 zones.
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However, the astronomers found that blue light was blocked much more than red light during the star's dimming.
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The TV features local-area dimming, 4K resolution, HDR, and simple software that provides access to streaming apps.
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But, in very relevant fashion, the Amazon TVs don't have full-array local dimming, HDR, or Dolby Vision.
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As permitting dragged on for years, oil prices crashed, dimming the prospects for investment in the oil sands.
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So dimming the lights, turning up the temperature, and other tasks will be easily accomplishable from your couch.
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The spacecraft kept watch over 100,000 stars, looking for the slight dimming when a planet passed in front.
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These usually had no discernible pulse, only a gathering density, followed by a gentle dimming of the sound.
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That 2016 season was the result of a gradual dimming of St. Louis' once resplendent roster-building powers.
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The TV also offers 16 local dimming zones to help make for deeper black levels and higher contrast.
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The homebuilder's prospects are dimming because of tariffs on imported lumber, slumping home sales and higher mortgage rates.
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Under the field's dimming lights and with chirping crickets in the distance, Morrison gave his season-ending speech.
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The Smart Dimming Kit lets you stick a switch to your wall to directly control your smart lights.
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Germany registered zero growth in late 2019, and the prospects for a turnaround in early 2020 are dimming.
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This is called local dimming and mini LED is theoretically a little better at it than regular LED.
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These Mini-LEDs allow the display to have more dimming zones than an LCD with a standard backlight.
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And just like when the moon eclipses the sun, it creates a dimming of light from those stars.
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Astronomers wonder if it is part of its naturally dimming cycle, or if its explosive finale is imminent.
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As with the company's other TVs, the 8K QLED features quantum dot color and full-array local dimming.
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The Smart Lighting package consists of bulbs and light panels, as well as motion sensor and dimming kits.
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For example, being able to set the dimming time in increments other than 15 minutes would be nice.
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The TV also boasts 10 dimming zones, which will help make for deeper black levels, and increased contrast.
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In short, if buying an LCD/LED TV, you should make sure it has full-array local dimming.
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But Biden's blowout victory in South Carolina on Saturday breathed new life into his campaign, dimming Klobuchar's prospects.
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It's less about erasing than editing: incrementally revising, refocusing and potentially dimming the central incident of the memory.
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As the power is turned down, some LEDs will either start flickering or simply switch off without dimming.
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The Omen X 65's local dimming feature, which is enabled by default and is designed to keep brighter parts of the screen bright while dimming certain areas based on the content displayed, causes lots of patchy, uneven backlighting that's positively gross to look at when navigating the Android TV interface.
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The daily news coverage on the caravan should give us all reasons to believe that light is inevitably dimming.
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The Control can speak and control those devices using on-screen sliders, function buttons — and yes, it supports dimming.
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Sony uses sophisticated image processing, crazy-bright panels, and a fine-grained dimming system to deliver a tantalizing picture.
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For decades, scientists have observed irregular dimming of RW Aur A, a young star in the Taurus-Auriga constellation.
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The screen itself has 72 "contrast control zones," which is TCL's name for full-array local dimming (or FALD).
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Through this process, astronomers can use the dimming to calculate the size, mass, and orbit of a passing planet.
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Despite renewed promised by Rousseff on Friday to resist her removal, her chances for staying in office are dimming.
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With Mr. Bush's prospects dimming, even standard practices in politics, such as relentlessly attacking his rivals, seemed to backfire.
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Local dimming zones allow different parts of the TV to have different amounts of power, aka brightness, in them.
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Alexa is a quick learner, and creating "Skills" will have your Amazon Echo dimming the lights in no time.
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Now they're looking forward to the spotlight dimming a little — but they hope to keep their friendship burning bright.
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It's available in 55-, 65-, and 70-inch ($1,700) sizes with 32, 40, and 48 local dimming zones, respectively.
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Based on that dimming, the researchers were able to figure out the approximate size and location of the planets.
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In the developed world too, bank stocks are buckling under flattening yield curves and the growth outlook is dimming.
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We risk dimming the bright smiles of America's youth if we do not pay full attention to oral health.
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And dust corresponds best with all of the unusual things about the star, like the different periods of dimming.
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If, as some fear, that outlook is now dimming, this election may help determine what perspective will replace it.
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"It was almost like they were dimming my light and they weren't letting me be me," he told Cosmopolitan.
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The teams traveled thousands of miles to the Amazon and Africa to observe the brief dimming of the sun.
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Far less explicable to her than the light of fireflies was the dimming of an author's once-bright mind.
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It has full-array local dimming technology, which allows for deeper blacks levels compared to lower-end LCD TVs.
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Dr. Guinan reports that the dimming of Betelgeuse has slowed and may have even stopped over the last week.
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Located nearly 1,500 light-years from Earth, this star is otherwise normal save for its intermittent bouts of dimming.
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But Mr. Trump's rocky start has slowed the momentum, depleting his political capital and dimming prospects for bipartisan cooperation.
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He knew he needed to act, to ensure Iraqis would not watch the dimming of the American moral beacon.
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The fading could indicate that the star is entering a pre-supernova phase: dimming and collapsing before it explodes.
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But assuming the dimming does not signal an impending explosion, it could be due to dust around the star.
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While you won't get OLED-quality contrast, the P-Series Quantum's LCD panel does feature full-array local dimming.
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As a result, the display can produce better black levels and more precise highlights compared to LCDs without dimming.
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Copper's demand outlook may be dimming, but it's turning out to be a weak year for supply as well.
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He favoured dimming the lights in the opera house, for instance, so that the audience would focus on the performance.
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In September 2014, astronomers saw a dimming point of light in a small galaxy half a billion light-years away.
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But hopes for a deal are dimming and domestic pressure is growing for Trump to cut a deal with Beijing.
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One possible explanation for the irregular dimming is that the star is stripping away the material from a nearby planet.
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If you're already set up with a Hue bridge, a six-pack of white dimming E26 Hue bulbs costs $64.
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This TV has 384 local dimming zones, which will help it achieve dark, inky blacks similar to an OLED panel.
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More expensive TVs might use full array backlight technology that allows for local dimming and, as a result, better contrast.
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The pulsating stars have predictable rates of brightening and dimming, and this can be used to measure distances between galaxies.
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If they cut back on the burn, talented people will get the sense the company's prospects are dimming and leave.
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The telescope searches for the faint dimming that occurs when a planet crosses the path of one of those stars.
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As the Verge noted, there's more to Dark Mode than simply dimming the blinding glare of your phone's white screen.
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She and other colleagues published an academic paper in September that theorized the dimming light could be from comet fragments.
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Many sites had already been cleared of rubble by Friday afternoon and chances were dimming of finding anyone else alive.
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Why it matters: The researchers estimate that self-dimming windows, when applied to houses, can save 20% in heating costs.
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The GOP's hopes for any kind of health care achievement to fulfill seven years of campaign promises are rapidly dimming.
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November, 2015: Apple deletes F.lux screen dimming app (just before the feature was released in a new version of iOS).
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GENTEX CORP The automatic-dimming rearview mirror maker said the GM strike hit third-quarter net sales by about 2%.
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The addition of immigration legislation is further dimming hopes that the rebuilding plan will move on Capitol Hill this year.
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The 4K TV also has support for HDR and 200 local dimming zones, giving it excellent contrast and black levels.
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The star keeps dimming in an oddly sporadic pattern, and has overall gotten 10% less bright in just a century.
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An Ipsos Global Advisor poll of 25 nations shows other countries' views of America dimming notably over the past year.
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These include things such as dimming your screen, switching off location services, and, on iPhones, switching on Low Power Mode.
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Kepler can detect the existence of a planet, as well as its size and orbital characteristics, from these dimming events.
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The downgrade came amid dimming hopes that Brazil's Congress would reform the country's social security system during this election year.
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Similarly, each lightbox blinks slowly, its screen dimming and illuminating to introduce subtle but palpable shifts in the enclosed environment.
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Of course, it is unlikely that the recent dimming of the star is the most immediate precursor of a supernova.
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TCL's new flagship 8-Series 8K TV is aiming to take local dimming technology further than it's ever gone before.
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Instead of traditional dimming with standard LEDs, the 8-Series 83K TV uses TCL's new "Vidrian Mini-LED" backlight system.
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For comparison, Apple's 6K $6,000 XDR display has 576 dimming zones, but it's almost double the size at 32 inches.
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Mr. Gámez spent the night beside her, the flicker of hope that she might awaken dimming with each monitor's beep.
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It has 60 local dimming ranges and a motion rate of 240 to prevent lag (especially important for sports streaming).
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The dimming could also be caused by changes in the heat levels and movement of convection cells on Betelgeuse's surface.
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Pros: Full-array local dimming with 120 zones, quantum dot color technology, Roku OS with plenty of apps, very affordable.
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Democrats are angling to sink yet another Trump judicial nominee, but their chances of doing so appear to be dimming.
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The degree of dimming, plus measurements of the star's "wobble" confirmed both the presence and size of the large gas giant.
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This shot probably looks great on most TVs, but it looks extra great with the Quantum's vivid colors and local dimming.
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The light also has a dimming setting to simulate sunset to help your dad unwind and relax before going to bed.
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The only way to narrow down the possibilities is to observe the star in real time as the dimming is happening.
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Sometimes the dimming can be a little aggressive, however, so hopefully TCL will fine-tune the FALD performance through firmware updates.
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That dimming is incredibly small, but with the right instruments, astronomers can sometimes pick up these minute light changes from Earth.
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This TV is also very bright: it can reach a maximum of 3000 nits, and it has 384 local dimming zones.
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The wife, Bella Manningham, eventually realizes that her husband's trickery coincides with the dimming of gas-burning lamps throughout the building.
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In September, Mr. Trump called off peace talks with the Taliban, dimming hopes of a withdrawal, though negotiations have since restarted.
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Measuring KIC 8462852's dimming light in different wavelengths can tell scientists more about any objects that might be passing by.
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His unpopularity is dimming Conservatives' prospects in the province, which elects 121 of the 338 MPs in the House of Commons.
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SPXBK fell 0.7 percent on dimming prospects of another rate hike this year since higher rates tend to boost bank profits.
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That's because they orbit the same way each time, which helps astronomers know when to expect a star's dimming to occur.
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In all these cases, the flaring and dimming of light would come from the material itself glowing hot, then cooling off.
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My husband handed glow sticks to our two kids and they ran around like happy, sticky fireflies in the dimming twilight.
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The UK jobs data boosted gilt yields, dimming the appeal of consumer staples stocks that are a favourite among income investors.
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"If we could catch it in the act of dimming again, that would really help," Penn State's Jason Wright told Gizmodo.
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The TV is particularly good at color reproduction, and offers excellent black-levels thanks to its full-array local dimming tech.
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And last week Macy's (M) suffered its worst day of trade ever after reporting weak holiday sales and dimming its outlook.
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The OnePlus 7 Pro even has a gaming mode, like previous OnePlus phones, and it blocks notifications and disables automatic dimming.
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In the aftermath of MbZ's action, MbS's star seems to be dimming and his influence on the international scene is waning.
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Though perceptible at any time of the day, the fragrance of Japanese honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica) is most potent in dimming light.
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They also have up to 240 local dimming zones, which will make for deep back levels and a lot of contrast.
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The row marks another low point in relations between Turkey and Europe, further dimming Ankara's prospects of joining the European Union.
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So the screens should be off for a good long time before bedtime, and consider dimming the lights, Dr. LeBourgeois said.
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As the Kremlin concentrates its energies on targeting Russia's peaceful young protesters and dimming their spark, perhaps it should remember that.
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The South China Morning Post had reported earlier in the week that optimism about the talks was dimming on China's side.
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The dimming could even be attributed to a blob of material on the surface of the star that is sinking below.
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Full-array local dimming and quantum dots provide deep black levels, and you get bright, colorful HDR performance with HDR10+ support.
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You can incorporate dimming into scenes, schedules, and other automations through Brilliant, as well as Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit.
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Tabby's Star brightens and dims For no obvious reason, Tabby's Star has been dimming and brightening in strange and unpredictable ways.
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Just as the prospects of a congressional deal to stop surprise medical bills seemed to be dimming, lawmakers had a breakthrough.
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In dire need of an update, the U.S. tax system is dimming the advantages of operating a business in the United States.
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It will sweep the sky, sector by sector, for a brief dimming of light from a star that suggests an orbiting planet.
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Researchers think that previous dimming events with the young star could have also been caused by similar collisions, according to the statement.
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Energy stocks fell 250% as oil prices tumbled 210% overnight after crude inventories rose amid concerns of dimming outlook for global oil.
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Like Kepler, it will watch for planets passing in front of the stars they orbit, producing a telltale dimming and brightening effect.
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This suggests that they were viewing the nebula in the midst of the gas encountering the rapid effects of the star's dimming.
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The company also points out that it's made other adjustments following feedback, including dimming the display light and limiting volume at night.
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Image: Dan DurdaAround 3.5 hours after Kepler-1625b performed its transit, Hubble detected a second, significantly smaller dimming of the star's brightness.
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And all that happened before last week's earnings report, in which Facebook revealed that its growth prospects around the world were dimming.
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But any remaining market hopes of a near-term resolution to the dispute are dimming rapidly after events of the past week.
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But the data revealed a strange dip, a sign that something was passing in front of the star and dimming its light.
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Should I hold my arrow nocked, providing a small circle of dimming light, or should I fire it now to scout ahead?
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FTSEMIB rose 5003 percent to its highest level since October 2009, as government debt rose on dimming prospects of a snap election.
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And yet, as Mario ages and radio is eclipsed by television, Mr. de La Lombana squeezes poignancy out of Pedro's dimming cognition.
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Those shifts reflect a dimming of some of the few bright spots for the new administration in polling on Trump's early presidency.
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The MU class is decked out with tons of premium features, sharper HD quality, and significantly less dimming than the previous models.
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He's dwindled without really dimming; there is less of Ginobili on display than in years past, but basketball still needs what's left.
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Most often astronomers look at stars dimming slightly to infer that a planet has passed in between that star and the Earth.
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The dimming of the painting's surface was largely due to those dirty, oxidized, irregular layers of varnish, whose thickness totaled 100 microns.
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With the selections offered today, you can have lights of any color, special effects ranging from flashing to dimming to changing colors.
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It will have 90 dimming zones, which turns off parts of the screen that are displaying the color black for greater contrast.
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The 23.0-inch version of that TV, which we loved, only had 23.0 local dimming zones compared to the new model's 22.0.
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The housing market contracted at its steepest pace in more than a year in the third quarter, also dimming the economy's outlook.
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Salida de los obreros del museo recalls the power of the conceptualist gesture — the extraordinary weight of the dimming of the lights.
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Now that Mr. Erdogan has won the June 22016 election, the chances that Mr. Demirtas will be released from prison are dimming.
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It was the light of a winter snowstorm pressing in from the west; it was the moody dimming of dusk at midday.
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The lights were dimming, the overture was starting — the choked crash cymbal, the kick drum, the keyboard imitating electric piano and glockenspiel.
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Generally speaking, Hue bulbs tend to offer better dimming than Ikea bulbs, characterized by smoother transitions and a greater range of illumination.
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Google did add a RGB sensor to measure the light in a room and adjust the screen accordingly, including dimming at night.
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Most countries are already suffering severe labor shortages that are hindering economic growth and dimming hopes of catching up with western Europe.
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In Hong Kong, where glowing signs have long been part of the visual culture, the neon of the streets has been dimming.
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It's a 4K screen with QLED color, which is fine for many, but it's edge lit and lacks full-array local dimming.
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The White House is also reportedly discussing blocking government pension funds from investing in China, further dimming expectations for a trade deal.
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Betelgeuse has been in a normal dimming period over the past few months, but it's just dramatically accelerated compared to past years.
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Dimming lightsIf the idea of your window popping out mid-flight causes you stress, just try to keep the shade up anyways.
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She contends with her belligerent impulses, newfound attention from boys and a distracted mother, all in the face of a dimming future.
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Now, in its dimming tints, which arrived at warp speed, the here and now is defined doubly: by obsessives and obsessive technologies.
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But unlike normal supernovae that fizzle out after 210 days, "iPTF14hls" stuck around for three times that, flashing and dimming the whole time.
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Vizio 50-Inch 4K TV + $200 Gift Card for $550 ($50 off): This is a nice Vizio with HDR and 32 dimming zones.
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Somewhat dimming the optimism, however, the services survey showed employment in the sector fell in February for the first time in two years.
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This flame for doing hair came at a very young age, and my parents — instead of dimming that light — let it stay lit.
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The upcoming solar eclipse will darken California skies from approximately 217:2371 to 2000:22.5 am PST, dimming solar radiation by 1.53 percent.
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But he also noted that its use case is still mostly limited to basic features, like starting meetings or dimming the room lights.
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What you get with the Quantum is a brighter display, a wider color gamut, more local dimming zones, and a slightly slicker design.
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Prospects of a sweeping trade deal between the United States and China are dimming as negotiators prepare to resume two days of talks.
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But as the election has heated up—and as voters begin to know more about the candidates—its importance appears to be dimming.
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Vizio also offers full-array local dimming in some of its inexpensive TVs, but many other televisions in this price range lack it.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't allow for dimming of lights, which seems like an obvious thing you'd want a $100 connected light switch to do.
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The H10D is a 4K HDR TV featuring Hisense's patented ULED display technology, quantum dot wide color gamut, and full array local dimming.
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The U.S.-China trade war has been going on since last year, dimming sentiment and the outlook for corporate profits and economic growth.
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Using powerful backlight systems, screen-dimming technologies, and specially mastered content, HDR enhances the set's contrast to give you a more lifelike picture.
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Instead, she hasn't noticed any dimming in the commitment to health, especially when it comes to leveraging its machine learning and AI expertise.
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Such sun-dimming technology is designed to reduce the risks associated with accelerating warming in coming decades, from fiercer storms to harsher heatwaves.
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On Thursday, the European Central Bank provided the latest warning about Europe's dimming outlook, forecasting weaker-than-expected growth in the near term.
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Saving you $120 off the listed price, and what makes this TV so great, is that it comes with 32 local dimming zones.
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The TV display has 600 nits of brightness and 799.993 local dimming zones, which help produce deep black levels and plenty of contrast.
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The mirror features lighting with five dimming stages, has a removable magnifying mirror, and a phone stand for capturing the perfectly lit selfie.
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The lighting designer Elliott Cennetoglu also works in full view of the audience, brightening and dimming the world, shading it blue and green.
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When the object first appeared it was very blue and very brightly illuminated, the lights weren't flickering or dimming like in typical aircraft.
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The possibility that dust might be responsible for Betelgeuse's dimming was underscored by other infrared, or heat, images from the Very Large Telescope.
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The technology means that the display has 240 local dimming zones, according to MSI, which is a lot considering its 83-inch size.
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The main differences between the two TVs are that the M-Series offers less zones for local dimming and a lower peak brightness.
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That's the one with 792 dimming zones, but no matter the size, the P-Series Quantum X is the best of Vizio's technology.
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The upcoming solar eclipse will darken California skies from approximately 214:21 to 103:210 am PST, dimming solar radiation by 230 percent.
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The upcoming solar eclipse will darken California skies from approximately 217:2371 to 2000:0.23 am PST, dimming solar radiation by 20.2 percent.
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In astronomy terms, the dimming is called "fainting," since the star is getting fainter to the naked eye and to telescopes on Earth.
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The trade tensions are also dimming the economy's outlook by undercutting business confidence and leading to a downturn in equipment spending and manufacturing.
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The Vizio also features 43 local dimming zones—less than half of the TCL's 72—but again, the display looks more dynamic to me.
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The head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, issued a new warning on Monday that rising tariffs were dimming the global growth outlook.
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As it turns out, the unusual dimming is almost certainly the result of a massive collection of solar panels known as a Dyson swarm.
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But, without so much as a glance back at me, he kicked right into its black maw, his light dimming, then blacking out entirely.
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Oil prices had slumped in the previous session on an unexpected rise in U.S. crude stockpiles and a dimming outlook for global oil demand.
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But shortly after publishing his claims, other astronomers started poking holes in them, saying that the observed dimming was the result of flawed data.
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Grassley rips Strzok-Page redactions amid mystery text: Obama 'White House is running this' Gowdy cautions Dems on bipartisan Russia meeting DIMMING SUMMIT HOPES?
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The Q255 and Q249 both feature full-array local dimming; the 9 has more zones, but Samsung isn't specifying how many are in each.
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It's got multi-zone local dimming, which is good but won't give you the vibrant picture quality that the H28 and H27 series will.
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In 2017, they noticed that one star spotted by the spacecraft had a strange dimming pattern that didn't quite match a normal exoplanet signature.
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Picture-wise, it increases the number of full-array local dimming zones to 120 in the 65-inch model and 96 in the 55.
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It only came in a 22019-inch version last year, but now there will also be a 75-inch model with 240 dimming zones.
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At night, dimming lights and turning off screens an hour before bed can help your brain prepare for rest, contributing to higher-quality sleep.
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Before and after totality, when the sun was partially blocked, the bees seemed completely unaffected by the dimming light or the slightly cooler temperature.
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Scientists there detected five times as many bats flying over their campus, peaking at the height of a three-hour dimming of the moon.
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This event is called a transit, and it causes a slight dimming of stellar luminosity like a moth flying in front of a lamp.
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Why it matters: Job prospects for truck drivers and cashiers may be dimming, but there are a range of entirely new jobs being created.
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Another common justification is that people with dyslexia may find contrast confusing, though studies recommend dimming the background color instead of lightening the type .
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Dallas, the sixth-place team in the Central, lost for the eighth time in 24 games and saw its dimming playoff hopes fade further.
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It's Alexa-enabled, too, so you can control it by voice — turning the volume up on your sound bar and dimming the lights simultaneously.
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It's Alexa-enabled, too, so you can control it by voice — turning the volume up on your sound bar and dimming the lights simultaneously.
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Last year, we profiled THUMP about his previous album, Dimming Awe, The Light is Raw, and his role in Austin's growing psych-dance scene.
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The head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, issued a new warning on Monday that rising tariffs were dimming the global growth outlook.
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Enjoy shadows with contrast thanks to the addition of full-array local dimming, as well as HDR support of both HDR10 and Dolby Vision.
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In 1977, a Times reporter observed that, after a decade of advocacy and discussion, the prospect of school integration in New York was dimming.
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Although the star experiences variability and the initial dimming was expected, it grew fainter over time rather than returning to normal brightness, Guinan said.
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Preliminary analysis found no signs of dimming, indicating there are no clouds of debris in the neighborhood of MU69 that could imperil New Horizons.
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Although the star experiences variability and the initial dimming was expected, it just kept growing dimmer rather than returning to normal brightness, Guinan said.
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But if it keeps dimming over the next two to three weeks, that could be a sign that something extraordinary is happening, Guinan said.
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The TV has quantum dot color technology and support for HDR10+ content, so you get a good picture even without full-array local dimming.
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Sony's Z9D TV, for example, has over 600 individual dimming zones, but it's much more common to see TVs with a hundred or less.
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Betelgeuse, the red supergiant star that marks the armpit of Orion the Hunter, has been dramatically and mysteriously dimming for the last six months.
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Thanks to this advanced dimming, the Z8H proves that there are still some clear benefits that high-end LCDs can provide over OLED TVs.
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I knew I had to make a change when someone told me point blank: Your bright light is dimming, don't let it go out.
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But you can sense her gathering fear that some terrible event is on its way; it's dimming her glow as it heightens our anticipation.
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The therapist's objective was to invigorate neurons that were less active — the rarely quiet part of my brain — while dimming those firing more vigorously.
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Another camera on Curiosity noticed the dimming of the landscape on March 25 as the shadow of Phobos passed over the rover at sunset.
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If you're an OLED TV user then you'll be glad to know that Microsoft is also improving its screen-dimming feature to prevent screen ghosting.
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Just as with Tile, Beam supports 16 million colors including different tones of white, multiple zones per beam that can be controlled independently, and dimming.
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So, you can use Set Brightness to keep dimming the phone as the battery level goes down, turn off Bluetooth and wifi, and so on.
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By dimming that beacon, this executive order plays directly into the hands of those who portray the US government as being at war with Islam.
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As the ejected shells run into one another, the explosions appear to us as temporary brightening and dimming, as in the light signature of iPTF14hls.
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This erratic dimming, according to a new study, could be caused by clumps of orbiting gas and dust—the possible remnants of a planetary catastrophe.
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With euro zone economic growth and inflation prospects dimming, the European Central Bank may have missed its opportunity to raise rates before the next downturn.
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This model can reach a peak brightness of 2,129.99 nits, it boasts 192 local dimming zones, and will receive AirPlay 2 support later in 2019.
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The P-Series has more LED dimming zones for better contrast ("XLED Pro"), and higher refresh rates — 240Hz compared to 120Hz in the M screens.
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If you're reading on the iPhone, you may have to tap it every once in a while, to keep it from dimming or turning off.
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Sony's X-Motion Clarity technology addresses this by using Sony's proprietary direct LED panel local dimming algorithm to control the luminance and optimize its duration.
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Kepler measured the dimming of TRAPPIST-1's star as its seven Earth-sized planets passed in front of it, blocking some of its light.
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It's a bright light of pop culture fading, dimming out a culture of no-frills, no-drama televised trivia that's become increasingly hard to find.
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The Quantum X TV has 384 local dimming zones that intelligently adjust to offer black levels that rival those of much more expensive OLED panels.
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Last week the judge approved a trial schedule stretching to Thanksgiving, with several shortened weeks to accommodate Jewish holidays -- dimming the possibility that Republican Gov.
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But this one fluctuated by brightening and dimming over the course of 600 days, according to a study released in the journal Nature on Wednesday.
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But the outlook for inflation is also dimming, with market-based measures of inflation expectations now below 1.5%, after starting the year at around 1.9%.
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READMEVery accurate colorsSharp details thanks to 200 local dimming zonesHalf the price of competing TVs from Samsung and LGNow supports AirPlay 2.0Remote needs a redesign
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This is a common issue for all local dimming TVs and, on the whole, distracting halos are actually very rare on the P-Series Quantum.
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The mattress-in-a-box company dramatically slashed its initial public offering price, cutting its valuation and dimming hopes of a positive reception by investors.
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Dr. Guinan said that the dimming of Betelgeuse was likely caused by the sinking and cooling of one of these giant globs or convective cells.
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In my testing, I've found that dimming the screen and mounting it near the car's gauge cluster help keep a driver's eyes on the road.
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This more expensive model boasts mini-LED backlight technology for even better dimming and brightness performance, though the upgrade comes with a pretty steep price.
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But whereas last year's 55-inch and 65-inch P-Series TV featured 123 local dimming zones, this year's 55-inch 6-Series features 96 zones.
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The euro rose 0.58 percent against the dollar after a poll showed French far-right candidate Marine Le Pen's chances in the country's presidential election dimming.
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Both TVs continue to feature full-array local dimming, which is a critical piece in what makes Vizio's sets look so good at their price point.
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Each switch taps in to toggle lights on and off, and the extension switches have little up and down buttons to let you control dimming, too.
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Many are faced with the difficult choice of abandoning their homes for the mainland, or sticking it out with the dimming hope things will get better.
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" Montet added that the rate of dimming he measured in the Kepler data is about twice what Schaefer found, which "is different, but not necessarily inconsistent.
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Chinese industrial output and retail data topped expectations, but overall figures showed the country's slowest quarterly economic growth in decades, dimming the outlook for crude demand.
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There were occasions where a wrong turn would leave me confused, lost, and holding tightly to my ever-dimming lantern, until finally the night took me.
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Ray BLK, as we all well know, is one of the brightest stars currently shining in London, and she shows no signs of dimming anytime soon.
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When astronomers search for exoplanets, they typically look for a temporary dimming of a star — an indication that a planet has passed in front of it.
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But as Ally's stardom begins to eclipse Jackson Maine's (Cooper), the struggling artist must come to terms with the fact that his spotlight might be dimming.
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Samsung's QLED tech allows for bright, vivid colors, and when combined with local dimming, you'll get deep black levels and a high level of contrast too.
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The economy's dimming outlook was also underscored by other data on Wednesday showing private employers adding far fewer-than-expected jobs to their payrolls last month.
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Despite the absence of local dimming in the X2998F, it still supports a high native contrast ratio that makes dark scenes feel deep without requiring squinting.
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TCL 275-Series 28K TV (price TBD — mid-28)TCL's new 8-Series 8K TV introduces advanced dimming technology for deep black levels and impressive brightness.
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It's not perfect — you still get a degree of typical IPS glow on dark screens, and the Mini LED dimming isn't going to compete with OLED.
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Reports from China also said the Chinese delegation may cut short its planned stay in Washington and depart on Friday, dimming hopes for a trade deal.
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With online platforms making it easy to compare prices, expectations for the nationwide shopping holiday are dimming as the spread of shopping options continues to widen.
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Astronomer Keivan Stassun from Vanderbilt University also liked the new study, saying the proposed explanation for the dimming was "plausible and interesting," if a bit speculative.
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Alfred Molina plays Robert Aldrich, the director Crawford signed up to reignite the dimming stars by way of the horror-thriller about two faded-actress sisters.
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The Nikkei was effectively flat on Friday but has gained 3 percent this week, touching a 2-1/2-month high, dimming the appeal of JGBs.
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The 45-minute dimming is neat, but I already have my Philips Hue smart lightbulbs set to automatically turn off 1003 minutes after hopping in bed.
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The club did what it could to fire the imagination: choreographing prematch displays, dimming the floodlights, encouraging or seeding the use of suspiciously pristine, professional flags.
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But the others follow suit when they go with him into the snowy, dimming streets of the Peanuts neighborhood, the sky filled with twinkling, irregular stars.
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The initial study on the star's dimming events was led by Louisiana State University astronomer Tabetha Boyajian, who also manages the citizen science project Planet Hunters.
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If this is true, the researchers expect to see another dimming event in June 2019, which would establish some periodicity to the otherwise unpredictable light dips.
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With the case for a steady hand weakened by dimming inflation prospects, some analysts expect a six-month extension of asset buys to be announce on Thursday.
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At home, inflation has been trailing the central bank's 2 percent target since last October, further dimming the prospects for interest rate increases in the coming months.
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Saturn is big and bright in the sky if you look to the south, and though Jupiter is dimming, it's still flickering in the southern sky too.
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The N2189.99 232K TVs include just about every feature the N403 series have minus any kind of special local dimming technology for enhanced contrast, brightness and blacks.
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However, bank stocks, including Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley, were down about 1 percent on the dimming prospects of another rate hike this year.
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The result has been a complete lack of civility in our public discourse, casting a longer and darker shadow over the dimming prospect of real immigration reform.
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That's promising, even if Engadget also notes that manufacturers may be using a few tricks to get there, like automatically dimming the screen when you're not around.
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My favorite songs are richly presented, and again, the noise-cancellation feature is surprisingly effective at dimming down some of the ambient sound — even in the subway.
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It was soon decided that the only way to solve the mystery would be to observe the star in the act of dimming across the electromagnetic spectrum.
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READMEAt $650 for a 55-inch model, the TCL P-Series is the cheapest 4K TV with full-array dimming, HDR, and Dolby Vision we've ever seen.
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Controlled through Razer's Synapse 2.0 software, you can tweak lighting and create gaming profiles and shortcuts—highlighting keys you use often and dimming those you do not.
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The P-Series Quantum also offers more full-array local dimming zones (a total of 192) than the regular P-Series models, which top out at 120.
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Previously, many scientists have reckoned a small rise in 19th century temperatures was a rebound after a sun-dimming volcanic eruption of Tambora in Indonesia in 1815.
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But even before Voyager 2 arrived in the Neptunian system, astronomer and Villanova professor Dr. Edward Guinan had spotted unusual dimming patterns around the planet in 1968.
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Typically, if the planet-hunting Kepler telescope saw a regularly dimming star, that would signal the presence of an exoplanet periodically passing between the star and Earth.
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Pelosi is no stranger to fighting Republican presidents, even if memories are dimming of her bitter battles with President George W. Bush over funding the Iraq War.
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"We observed a stronger and longer lasting dimming of the starlight in a region of the spectrum where helium gas absorbs light," said Nortmann in a statement.
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The safe-haven yen and the Swiss franc both strengthened as Tuesday's plunge in oil prices provided a stark reminder of dimming prospects for the global economy.
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They then grow gradually more intense as the morning progresses, dimming slightly in the run up to lunch to ease the transition to the gloomier light outside.
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Local dimming is a technology that uses a backlight embedded inside the TV to make bright parts of the screen look brighter without washing out shadow detail.
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For instance, the circadian lighting that changes throughout the day, keeping pace with the brightening and dimming of sunlight, has been shown to improve sleeping at night.
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Automakers, meanwhile, jumped 2% after upbeat German export data in July, while dimming chances of a no-deal Brexit helped Germany's carmakers, whose key destination is Britain.
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More than 24 hours after the tragedy, with hopes dimming for finding anyone still alive, Mr. Kamwelwe said the government's search for survivors was at an end.
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I love the built-in Roku interface and the local dimming zones in the backlight, which makes it easier to watch darker scenes while retaining excellent contrast.
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But suddenly that was dimming too, replaced by a sense that I had been contorting myself to fit into a marriage that hadn't been right all along.
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But the S&P Bank sub-sector fell 0.7 percent on dimming prospects of another rate hike this year since higher rates tend to boost bank profits.
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The Vizio does provide more dimming zones, a higher refresh rate, and slightly wider color gamut coverage, though, which could justify the price increase for many buyers.
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The director Joe Chappelle has heavily filtered the movie's images — draining the color from his characters' faces, polishing their features into dull smoothness, dimming even the daylight.
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Catalonia will declare independence from Spain on Monday, a pro-independence lawmaker claimed Wednesday, further dimming hopes of de-escalating tensions between Madrid and the semiautonomous region.
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The recurrence of these dimming episodes was a big deal, not least of which because it finally ruled out instrumental effects from Kepler (which was thought unlikely anyway).
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They had a few reasons: "A hallmark of gravitational lensing is its achromaticity," its lack of preference for a color when it does its dimming, the authors write.
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How the dimming Sun might appear to OpportunityIllustration: NASATo protect itself in the event of an error, the Opportunity has automatic safe-mode type behaviors, called fault conditions.
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The $2259.99 20193-inch M-Series has quantum dot technology for expanded HDR color reproduction, 22019 local dimming zones, and can hit a peak brightness of 23.0 nits.
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Somewhat confusingly, Vizio will offer a secondary, less expensive SKU of the M-Series with far fewer dimming zones (20 maximum) and a lower 400-nit peak brightness.
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The screen features a glare-free finish, a maximum brightness of 300c/m43, and an auto-dimming feature to help it match the ambient light in the room.
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This will also change the exposure level to match the spot you've selected, so it's a handy way of brightening a darker area (or dimming a light one).
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If you're willing to part with $1,000 or more, you can enjoy even better picture quality with features like local-dimming, Dolby Vision, or a quantum dot display.
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The Quantum X has more local dimming zones than ever before: there are 22 in the 22-inch model, which is more than double the company's previous best.
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FRANKFURT, June 23 (Reuters) - Daimler has increased provisions for issues related to diesel vehicles, the company said on Sunday, dimming the prospects for the carmaker's second-quarter earnings.
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If you're looking for a cheaper Sharp TV with multi-zone backlighting, the P8000 series starts at $749 for the 50-inch model and features DLED local dimming.
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These pictures may show supernovae flaring up and dimming back down, active galaxies whose centers glare as their black holes digest material, and strange bursts from cataclysmic events.
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Prada Edward Robot Charm | $260 Vizio's high-end set doesn't just do 4K, it does HDR too: Bright backlights and powerful local-dimming systems paint a gorgeous picture.
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Vizio SmartCast P-Series | $1,000 Vizio's high-end set doesn't just do 4K, it does HDR too: Bright backlights and powerful local-dimming systems paint a gorgeous picture.
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Yet general oversupply worries are expected to keep the market on unsteady ground, dimming the outlook for inflation and forcing the ECB to ramp up its stimulus efforts.
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The safe-haven yen and the Swiss franc both strengthened as an overnight plunge in oil prices provided a stark reminder of dimming prospects for the global economy.
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Lastly, multiple panels of different colors can be built into a soft robot, lighting and dimming as it inflates and deflates three air chambers in sequence to move.
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Don't be surprised if you find yourself dimming the lights, pouring some wine, and getting cozy … with your copy of People's Sexiest Man Alive issue, out this week.
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Expectations for full-year growth are dimming as well — the consensus is 4.1%, the lowest since 2016 and half the levels forecast at the start of the year.
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US & North Korea Hopes for a historic summit next month between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appear to be dimming, at least for now.
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Weighing on gold was encouraging signs from U.S. President Donald Trump about a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore, dimming gold's safe haven attraction.
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But years of French economic underperformance, ambivalence about reforms and repeated violations of EU fiscal rules have sapped German confidence in its neighbor, dimming prospects for a deal.
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It has an astonishing 8K display (the first to hit the market), full-array local dimming for deeper blacks, and an amazingly wide viewing angle for bigger rooms.
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A number of polls this week have shown Mr. Rubio trailing in Florida, a state considered a must win for him to keep his dimming presidential hopes alive.
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According to Thorne, the reason the black hole in "Interstellar" doesn't match the M87 black hole image is that Nolan elected to omit that brightening and dimming phenomenon.
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Oil prices extended their losses as the day wore on, weakened by an unexpected rise in U.S. crude inventories and by a dimming outlook for global oil demand.
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This dimming extends to an excruciatingly corny plot that has both characters vie for the twinkling affections of Ana (Charlotte Le Bon), a Paris-educated, terminally cute tutor.
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New research suggests its sporadic dimming is not caused by swarms of comets or an alien megastructure, but rather an abandoned exomoon caught in the throes of annihilation.
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And for smart bulbs, there&aposs the Lifx Color 1000, which can change color as necessary, and the Philips Hue Wireless Dimming Kit for your white-light needs.
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The TV's screen features a full array of local-dimming LED backlights, which adjust automatically when the screen displays dark colors to deliver stunningly rich blacks and stark whites.
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"God is an atheist, Dr. Shuman," announced the AI. The lights in the AI base and in the servers began dimming until it was totally black in mission control.
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Halfway through their speeches, the Academy tried to cut them off by dimming the lights and panning to actress Jane Fonda, who was supposed to wrap up the show.
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While a lot about seduction can be non-verbal, that night helped me recognize that asking questions can be just as sexy as lighting candles and dimming the lights.
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Dimming was a bit trickier, since you had to get the speed just right for it to register as a dim adjustment and not a flick on or off.
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It offered fantastic image quality with full-array local dimming, both Dolby Vision and HDR10, and Roku's easy-to-use software in a package priced between $599 and $25.
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An orbiting planet wouldn't dim the star as much as it was dimming, and a planet would cause periodic dips each time it passed between the star and Earth.
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Still others are attempting to measure the polarization of light emitted by Tabby's star, which can help determine whether the dimming is caused by something in the interstellar medium.
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The 2017 M-Series uses full-array local dimming to brighten and dim different areas of the panel as necessary to achieve the best contrast for what's on-screen.
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Vizio 55-inch P-Series LED 4K TV for $83 (Was $998) - The Vizio P-Series is even brighter than the M-Series and more local dimming zones still.
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Its light flickers, and because there's a varying light signal from the star, researchers need to fully understand it in order to pick out the source of the dimming.
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A large exomoon could also produce a dimming effect, either shortly before or after its host planet's transit, depending on where the moon is located in its own orbit.
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I'd also be remiss if I didn't mention that the edges of the iPhone XR screen have a slight dimming effect that is best described as a 'drop shadow'.
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As their movements slowed, one by one they freeze in position, their lights dimming to darkness, before they collectively dart off the lawn and back down into the city.
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On Thursday night, Mr. Christie assumed the role of chief Trump deputy, earning a warm reception amid recent polls suggesting New Jerseyans have an ever-dimming view of him.
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Among the potential ramifications: More heated calls to break up big banks, dimming enthusiasm to rein in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and still more pressure on executive pay.
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The display also lacks local area dimming, the feature that provides multiple zones where the backlight can either highlight bright colors or turn off completely to produce blacker blacks.
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The point is in the relentless ratcheting of the tension, the worsening storms, the dimming colors of the heatmap, the grim discoveries and narrative vignettes that interrupt the action.
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The safe-haven yen and the Swiss franc both strengthened as an overnight plunge in oil prices provided a stark reminder of the dimming prospects for the global economy.
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In the early '90s, he sued Sony for release from his contract and lost, his career dimming as he mourned the death of his partner, Anselmo Feleppa, from AIDS.
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With the dimming of superhero comics' golden age, Mr. Lee tired of grinding out generic humor, romance, western and monster stories for what had by then become Atlas Comics.
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After finally getting the two-man contest against Donald Trump that he had promised would deliver victory, Cruz was routed, a staggering defeat for the senator's dimming presidential ambitions.
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The dimming outlook for the global economy, coupled with oversupply worries, toppled oil prices and the Australian energy index by 1.8 percent at the close, its lowest since Oct.
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Smart light bulbs, which can be activated by a Google Home or Amazon Alexa device, can help you gently fall asleep or wake up by slowly brightening or dimming.
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Edge-lit LCDs and displays without dimming are typically plagued by milky gray blacks and uneven backlighting — two of my biggest pet peeves when it comes to picture performance.
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Local dimming allows a TV to darken and brighten in specific sections across the panel, letting bright parts of an image shine while dark parts remain nice and inky.
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But as encouraging as that news is for those two upstarts, it's also a blunt expression of the party's dimming hopes in Ohio and, to a lesser extent, Florida.
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Astronomers think Betelgeuse&aposs dimming is most likely just another short phase in the life of a giant star that&aposs burning through the last dregs of its fuel.
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With advanced picture features like local dimming, quantum dots, and HDR, Vizio&aposs M-Series Quantum, P-Series Quantum, and P-Series Quantum X TVs offer great image quality.
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Like the rest of the Quantum lineup, this model includes local dimming and expanded colors as well, but it takes these features even further with up to 480 zones.
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Special LED lighting, alternately intensifying and dimming, responds to the soundtrack, while wall panels and the vibrating platforms (the subwoofers are inside) help make the sound full and lush.
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Dimming hopes of a deal further, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross rejected any deadlines on a trade deal with Beijing and launched a fresh attack on telecoms giant Huawei .
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Franz Xaver Perrez, Switzerland's environmental ambassador and head of its delegation in Nairobi, said his nation had concerns that sun-dimming technology, in particular, could have "a tremendous negative impact".
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The dimming created by this atmospheric haze, measured in tau, is now about 8.0 at Gale Crater, which is the highest recorded tau in the history of the Curiosity mission.
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The planetsGraphic: Jack Madden, Carl Sagan InstituteBy searching for the telltale, periodic dimming of light from distant stars, astronomers can spot orbiting exoplanets tens to hundreds of light-years away.
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It detects your patterns and customizes itself to them, but it also tries to ensure that your lights are brightening and dimming throughout the day in a more natural way.
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The former is available in sizes ranging from 43 inches to 43 inches with 90 dimming zones, while the latter ranges from 40 to 75 inches and has 16 zones.
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The cyclical dimming and brightening of variable stars fascinated Henrietta Leavitt, who became the first person to realise that the frequency of their pulsation was directly related to their brightness.
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It's got a much more stylish matte, metal design, there are more local dimming zones, and it comes in the 25-inch model that was first promised a year ago.
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At almost half the price of similarly outfitted sets, these Roku-powered 2650K TVs feature high-end features like full-array local dimming, high dynamic range (HDR), and Dolby Vision.
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The number of dimming zones in the new P-Series depends on size: the 22018-inch model has 20173, 22017-inch has 22016, and the 22017-inch TV has 120.
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Completely new dedicated 8K technologies have been developed for the Z9G series, including a Backlight Master Drive feature with full-array local dimming and 8K X-tended Dynamic Range PRO.
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A widened gap between Fernandez and Macri on Sunday could spook markets, prompting a new wave of volatility that sends the peso spiraling, further dimming Macri's chances of re-election.
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Having a robust battery on you at all times means using your phone while out and about isn't a constant game of dimming the screen and toggling Low Power Mode.
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The implementation of that common currency for West Africa's anglophone countries was postponed four times before finally being jettisoned, dimming the hopes of a single currency for the sub-region.
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"The century-long dimming trend requires an estimated 648,000 giant comets... all orchestrated to pass in front of the star within the last century," he writes in the research paper.
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The Kepler/K2 mission was a spacefaring telescope, decommissioned last year, that discovered nearly 2,700 exoplanets by observing hundreds of thousands of stars in search of a telltale regular dimming.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With Donald Trump's U.S. election prospects dimming and controversy swirling around him, future Republican presidential hopefuls may be weighing whether standing by their man is the savvy move.
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Connecticut was recently downgraded by the three biggest Wall Street credit rating agencies over concerns about its dimming economy and an April tax revenue shortfall that have rattled its budget.
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The only real difference is that the 800XE doesn't have local dimming, which dims parts of the screen that should be dark during dark scenes and ups the contrast ratio.
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Samsung has also been accused of cheating efficiency tests in the past, with a European body pointing to the same backlight-dimming technology as a way to score higher ratings.
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The TV leverages quantum dot technology to ensure that colors are bright and vivid, plus it boasts 16 dimming zones, which help ensure that black levels are deep and natural.
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With the global growth outlook dimming rapidly, I believe the Fed will err on the side of caution and tighten more slowly than markets, and now possibly Powell himself, expect.
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Before the meeting, Trump said Tuesday during a press conference in London that "it's more likely that the tariffs go on" according to schedule, dimming hopes for a quick resolution.
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Today much of Gatlinburg is gone, destroyed by an enormous wildfire that began Monday, killing five, driving thousands from their homes and dimming one of the region's few economic generators.
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Here's the very short first story of the collection, an example of simple, cinematic elements (only dialogue, only technical directions, everything dealing with lighting and dimming) executed to concise perfection.
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With quantum dot technology, 200 local dimming zones, and a peak brightness of 1,100 nits, the specs on the new P-Series Quantum are comparable to TVs twice that price.
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This gives the film a sorrowful tint and a rather stuffy middle section, dimming the vividness of the young Dagg's ecstatic letters from South Africa to her mother and fiancé.
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The panel uses quantum dots, 200 zones of full-array local dimming, Dolby Vision support, and up to 1,100 nits of brightness to ensure that you see a great image.
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Although it doesn't have quantum dot technology, the display still offers wide color support and 160-zones of full-array local dimming for deep black levels and great HDR performance.
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And best of all for light sleepers, it even senses the amount of ambient light and goes into sleep mode by adjusting the fan speed and dimming the indicator lights.
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The OnePlus TV offers quantum dot color and supports both Dolby Vision and HDR13+, though OnePlus hasn't yet given detailed information on more technical aspects like the local dimming solution.
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The dimming of the lights perhaps led him to emphasize the deepening gloom of the minor-key episodes, in which chromaticism entwines the rock-solid bass line underlying the cycle.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A dimming economic outlook and massive street protests against President Emmanuel Macron have made France less attractive for U.S. companies with investments in the country, a survey showed.
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Beginning in May 2017, astronomers managed to chronicle four distinct dimming episodes, dubbed Elsie, Celeste, Scara Brae, and Angkor by Kickstarter supporters who got to nominate and vote for the names.
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The sleeping mask features a gradual dimming setting to nudge its wearer to sleep, while it also gently wakes with a gradual wake up call instead of an annoying alarm clock.
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No doubt you've heard that dimming your phone's brightness saves on battery life, but the savings are bigger than you might realize, so give it a try on your own handset.
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That means asking Google to "set the table" can trigger a slew of actions, including dimming the lights, turning off your Chromecast stream, and playing some soothing music to masticate to.
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EU pig meat production is forecast to remain stable at about 24 million tonnes with the continued spread of ASF in countries such as Romania, Hungary and Poland dimming the outlook.
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Chicago corn and wheat edged lower as dimming prospects for a rapid resolution to the tariff battle between Washington and Beijing led to broad losses in grain and wider financial markets.
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I set the scene by dimming the lights and lighting candles, and that's a really easy way to make your home feel really warm and inviting without putting up any decorations.
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The standard 2019 P-Series Quantum comes in the same two sizes, with lower but still very respectable specs for dimming zones (up to 240) and brightness (up to 403,200 nits).
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We'd also add the $25 premium package to get pilot assist along with the $463,246 vision package to add blind-spot monitoring, front and rear parking sensors and auto-dimming mirrors.
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But the thing is, unless you're weirdly intense about graphics, you're probably not going to notice the minute variations in dimming technology or the difference between Q HDR Elite and EliteMax.
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"I set the scene by dimming the lights and lighting candles, and that's a really easy way to make your home feel really warm and inviting without putting up any decorations."
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The LNA's withdrawal from the ports of Es Sider and Ras Lanuf has dented its claims to military superiority, dimming the prospects for its leader, Khalifa Haftar, to expand his power.
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The H7 4K TVs support HDR processing, but they've got no local dimming technology of any kind, which should mean the black levels are the weakest of Hisense's 4K TV lineup.
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" She recommends dimming the lights, giving baby a warm bath and playing music while letting your little one gaze up at a mobile, explaining, "Those melodies … and beats help them relax.
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Both President Barack Obama and Defense Secretary Ash Carter have had tough words for Russia in recent days, dimming the prospect of a deal on a ceasefire and closer military cooperation.
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You can set one on your bedside table or buy a few and connect them to create a constellation of lights, like an alter of prayer candles, each dimming in unison.
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While we're on the subject of lights, I love auto-dimming features, which turn off high beams automatically — no more blinding oncoming traffic or having to continually futz with the stalk.
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The resilience of the U.S. labor market has helped shield Trump from the economic blowback of his protectionist trade policies and dimming global outlook ahead of a difficult bid for reelection.
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But some of Mr. Romney's allies, who have no interest in seeing him apologize for criticizing Mr. Trump during the campaign, say privately that his chances of being chosen are dimming.
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While happy over that news, some worried that President Trump's decision to abandon the nuclear agreement would antagonize the Iranian authorities, dimming any prospects of prisoner releases in Iran anytime soon.
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Could I employ that same discipline to accept with dignity the inevitable decline awaiting me: frailty, memory lapses, dimming sound and sight, the passing of friends and the looming finish line?
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Some economists believe the dimming economic outlook, which also reflects an escalating trade war between the United States and China, could force the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates this year.
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With the euro zone's growth and inflation prospects dimming, ECB President Mario Draghi has strongly hinted at more monetary easing in the form of interest rate cuts or new asset purchases.
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Hilco, which has acquired 5,000 acres (2023 hectares) in North America, specializes in redeveloping obsolete industrial sites, dimming the prospect that the PES complex will be revived as an oil refinery.
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Patrick Rooney, 45, a New York firefighter from Bayside, arrived at the hall with his welding mask — protective gear equipped with auto-dimming goggles strong enough to filter out damaging sunlight.
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Thanks to the fact that the TV leverages quantum dot technology and full-array local dimming, the display is able to produce vivid colors, deep black levels, and bright HDR highlights.
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At the time, Jobs was at one of the lowest points of his career; he had long ago been booted from Apple, and the personal computer revolution seemed to be dimming.
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Another feature I'd like to see: custom wallpapers that change between light and dark mode, like Apple's defaults do, instead of just dimming users' existing backgrounds when Dark Mode is on.
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The euro rebounded from recent weakness to rise 0.93 percent against the dollar after a poll showed French far-right candidate Marine Le Pen's chances in the country's presidential election dimming.
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A third possible explanation for the dimming is that Betelgeuse could be shedding some of its own material back into space, creating dust clouds that obscure our view of the star.
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The scientists behind the new paper think the accelerated expansion could be a sign that the shockwave is beginning to leave the ring, which would explain the dimming on the southeastern portion.
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Normally, exoplanets are detected when they move in front of their host star, resulting in a brief dimming effect, or when their gravity causes a host star to jiggle ever so slightly.
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Sharp N7000 series Sharp's N7000 series 4K TVs are more affordable options than the N8000 and N9000 flat screens and are HDR enabled, although the local dimming technologies vary across the models.
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Secondly, volcanic eruptions like Pinatubo's often don't spread reflective particles evenly around the globe, so the dimming might be concentrated in one hemisphere, which brings other shifts to global weather and rainfall.
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One respondent talked about "dimming [her] light" and another passed on an opportunity to continue working in the White House under President Obama because she felt judged by her race and gender.
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The Q90, Q80, and Q70-series sets feature full-array local dimming, with their rear LEDs adjusting brightness scene by scene (or turning off when unneeded) for optimal contrast and black levels.
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Online mattress seller Casper made a notable entrance into the smart home market earlier this year with the Glow, a smartphone-controlled bedside light with some nifty dimming features and gesture controls.
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The "Xtreme Black Engine Pro" ' wow, that's some branding — gives the set "inky blacks" through more precise control of the backlight and the TV's local dimming zones, which number "up to" 128.
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Arcavi says his team will continue to monitor the dimming event, and next month NASA's Hubble Space Telescope will observe it to possibly find more clues — and that's exactly what astronomers want.
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But both Obama and Secretary of Defense Ash Carter have had tough words for Russia in recent days, dimming the prospect of a deal on a cease-fire and closer military cooperation.
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May's Brexit plan has also been questioned by some opposition Labor Party lawmakers, further dimming the prime minister's hopes of winning parliamentary backing for any Brexit deal she reaches with EU officials.
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Traditions such as the blessing of the fleets in the bayous - once an annual ceremony for shrimpers and others - are dimming as the ranks of family-owned fishing boats dwindle, he said.
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However the H8D Series is available in both 75- and 86-inch variations, and feature DLED local dimming and motion 120 instead of motion 240 which is found on the D9 Series.
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But both President Obama and Secretary of Defense Ash Carter have had tough words for Russia in recent days, dimming the prospect of a deal on a ceasefire and closer military cooperation.
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This isn't your absolute dream TV. It's black levels aren't the best you'll find, and it doesn't have features like local dimming to increase contrast (the range between bright and dark objects).
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Dubbed smart displays by Google, the new devices introduce tablet-like screens to speakers that can obey oral commands to perform tasks like playing music, dimming lights, locking doors and setting alarms.
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The Topix subindex for electric and gas shed 3.1 percent after a Japanese court ordered operations at two of Japan's four on line nuclear reactors to halt, dimming prospects for further restart.
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Candidates allied with Argentine President Mauricio Macri enjoyed sweeping victories in Sunday's mid-term election, strengthening his position in Congress while dimming prospects for a political comeback by his predecessor Cristina Fernandez.
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TOKYO, May 123 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks reversed course and fell in choppy early afternoon trade on Wednesday after the yen gained strength against the U.S. dollar, dimming the outlook for exporters' profits.
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It will be TESS's job to sniff out those planets, by monitoring the light from stars for periodic dimming or blinking that would indicate that planets are passing in front of them.
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LaMotta would probably have faded into the blurred recesses of a dimming sport had it not been for "Raging Bull," a 1980 Martin Scorsese film about this battler's life, loves and fury.
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Attacking the process is a way of blunting the effect of seemingly bad results on their campaign's fortunes — but it does end up dimming people's perceptions of the integrity of the vote.
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The star could be in one of its dimming cycles—Betelgeuse is classified as a variable star, a type known for growing brighter and darker—or it could be about to explode.
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And, when they figured that the spotlight was dimming, they borrowed the playbook of other groups like the Raging Grannies, an international network of protest groups, and resorted to more militant tactics.
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Late in the evening, as the crowds of migrants swelled and a few border bridges were closed, the news that the court's ruling had been temporarily stayed arrived, dimming hopes once more.
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Despite how thin Samsung has been able to make the panel, the company has also still been able to pack in an advanced full-array local dimming backlight for great black levels.
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TESS was designed and built to reveal such planets, by monitoring the light from stars for any periodic dimming or blinking, which would indicate that planets are passing in front of them.
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But mastering the formidable role of Aurora — that fairy-tale princess whose finger is pricked by a needle, causing a kingdom to sleep for 100 years — has come close to dimming it.
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Pros: Full-array local dimming with 200 zones, quantum dot color technology, 120Hz panel, AirPlay 2 support, competitive pricingCons: On-screen app selection is limited, no voice remote, viewing angles are mediocre.
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It's silly to arbitrarily rule out one of the most talented players due to age, and tragically non-obvious that political star power can actually last for years and years without dimming.
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Whatever process is dimming the luminosity of KIC 8462852 is a rare outlier event, and it could yield insights about any other stars with similar signatures, even if they aren't so extreme.
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Oil prices tumbled 4% on Wednesday to their lowest settlements in nearly five months, weakened by another unexpected rise in U.S. crude stockpiles and by a dimming outlook for global oil demand.
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The company said earlier this week it had cut the goodwill value of its movie business by 112.1 billion yen due to a dimming outlook for earnings from DVD and Blu-ray discs.
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In the meantime, Lucasfilm might want to think about greenlighting a young Leia movie, perhaps one based on this YA book — because our enthusiasm for Alderaan's most wanted shows no signs of dimming.
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Colin Kaepernick is still hoping to be signed to an NFL roster, but his prospects could be dimming after the first round of NFL free agency passed without a team picking him up.
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If you have your eye on more premium TV options with features like local dimming zones and AirPlay 2 support, Vizio's 65-inch P-Series is $100 off at Walmart and Best Buy.
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Opinion was further hardened when Israel pulled its soldiers and settlers out of Gaza in 2005, only for Hamas to seize control of the territory two years later, further dimming prospects for peace.
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UBS shares rose by 4 percent in early trading, although analysts at Baader Helvea highlighted the small ebb of money in wealth management and more cautious outlook as dimming an otherwise bright picture.
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It doesn't have the quantum dot tech or as many dimming zones, but it does have the "bezel-less design," albeit with a more noticeable silver chin at the bottom of the display.
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And the 2018 revision (pictured below) looks to continue that reputation; you're getting great 20163K HDR image quality with Dolby Vision and local dimming for a lower cost than the upper-tier TVs.
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A so-called 'brain drain' is dimming the economic prospects of some CEE countries, with young people disproportionately making the most of the bloc's freedom of movement in search of better paid jobs.
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That wait-and-see approach makes sense seeing as the biggest issue facing international investors is dimming confidence in the ability of Chinese authorities to manage both markets and the economy, Blankley warned.
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You can even buy special light bulbs mimicking sunlight -- "white and color ambience" bulbs can gradually wake you up and send you to sleep by slowly brightening, dimming and alternating the light's frequency.
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David Kipping, an astronomer at Columbia University in New York, said he first considered this idea when he heard about the strangely dimming star that was detected recently by NASA's Kepler space telescope.
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When you factor in the gift card, you are getting this TV for $899.99, which is an excellent deal for a TV with 200 local dimming zones and up to 1100 nits brightness.
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It is also surprising considering the latest U.S. threats to increase import tariffs on German automobiles and the dimming prospects of a successful conclusion of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations.
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The work was supposed to have taken place more than two weeks ago, but Hagin and his team were stood up by the North Korean delegation, dimming prospects the summit would take place.
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Heavens crack open with light as Thundercat's extended solo on "Askim" keeps the choirs euphoric, eventually dimming to a supper-club candlelit intimacy where Washington's sax then rebuilds its stairway to the stars.
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Oil demand has been chasing records for most of 2018, but the outlook is dimming amid escalating trade disputes between the United States and other major economies including China and the European Union.
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After you have decided on a type of TV, there are two important features to look for: local dimming and high dynamic range, said Chris Heinonen, a writer and TV tester for Wirecutter.
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You can connect your Alexa device to lights in your house, and use your Alexa device to control basic on and off functions, brightness dimming, and for bulbs with the capability, color changing.
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Also dimming the prospects for a quick replacement — White House officials have not yet put in place a formalized process to find Hicks' successor, keenly aware that Trump will be the final decider.
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WASHINGTON — Bolstered by a growing backlash to President Trump's immigration order, Senate Democrats on Monday steeled themselves to slow the confirmation of cabinet nominees, dimming prospects for cooperation with the new White House.
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Higher resolutions will always draw attention, but continued advancements in precision dimming, peak brightness, contrast, and viewing angles, reveal that there&aposs still plenty of wow factor left in a great 4K display.
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A flattening yield curve is often interpreted as a sign that the bond market believes the longer-term growth and inflation outlook is dimming, which will limit the scope for higher interest rates.
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With every passing week, what began as a popular protest against a proposed extradition law has hardened into a struggle for the soul of Hong Kong, dimming the potential for a negotiated resolution.
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Nevertheless, the markets see the Fed cutting rates again — due more to the dimming global economic outlook and risks from the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, than a quantifiable slowing in American growth.
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A later section appears to take place underwater, with Madeline Best's lighting dimming to submarine hues and Jeff Berman's sound score providing wet noises along with faint maniacal laughter à la Vincent Price.
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Astronomers have noted that the rate of the star's dimming has stabilized in the last 10 days, though, so the next few weeks will be a critical time to observe the star's luminosity.
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With his own prospects dimming, Bush has found his voice as an onstage reality check for a field – especially his despised tormentor, the "jerk" Trump – which trucks in bombast, vagary and unsupported promises.
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I first learned about it about dimming my iPhone last year when I came across a guide on Medium written by Justin Searls, a programmer, and I use it pretty much every day.
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The original study on KIC 8462852 that sparked so much interest in its dimming periods was based on data acquired by the Kepler space telescope, which relies on an array of 42 CCDs.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Dimming prospects for economic growth in Mexico are prompting local pension funds to shift their $22014 billion holdings faster than ever to what they see as a safe bet: government bonds.
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A breakthrough in U.S.-China trade talks could lift some of the manufacturing gloom but the prospects appear to be dimming after the most recent escalation of threatened tariffs by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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But thanks to observations made by the Kepler Space Telescope from 1503 to 2013, we know that this otherwise normal star experiences sporadic and intermittent dimming (at least from our vantage point on Earth).
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They ruled out other possibilities mainly by probability, reasoning that the dimming was far less likely to be caused by the asteroid belt or other Solar System objects, based previous surveys of the sky.
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Just turning off smartphones and tablets and dimming the lights at night probably won't help with weight loss, cautioned Illa Karatsoreos, of the Sleep and Performance Research Center at Washington State University in Pullman.
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Vizio brags that the Quantum is its "brightest TV with up to 2,000 Nits" which, along with the display's 192 zones of local dimming, helps to create super bright highlights and very black blacks.
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Some tricks to try include enabling airplane mode (press and hold the Home button), dimming the brightness (Screen Brightness in System Settings), and turning off the controller vibrations (Controllers and Sensors in System Settings).
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Right now, Lady Liberty's lamp is dimming, which is why it's more important than ever that we speak out and show up to support all those for whom it shines—past, present, and future.
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The company's TVs have always stuck a very impressive price to performance balance, and that seems likely to carry on this year with more local dimming zones and improved brightness performance in several models.
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Unfortunately, LED lights have been swept up into the whole "smart home" mess, with app-controlled dimming and hue adjustments and whatnot, making them both costlier and more complex than they need to be.
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The nation's dimming fiscal picture runs counter to campaign pledges Trump made in 2016 not only to shrink the budget deficit but also to eliminate the country's debt, which now stands at $23 trillion.
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That dimming process can be manually adjusted through the Glow's accompanying app, which can also manage multiple units (up to six in total) as a single system that dims and gets brighter in unison.
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You can automatically set a dimming timer for the device that can be activated by flipping it from end to end, while rotating it on its wireless charging base dims and brightens the light.
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Also, recent news of the dimming light of Tabby's Star, which had some thinking the space anomaly was an alien megastructure, inspired Kipping to propose a way to hide Earth from advanced alien civilizations.
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Kepler and its K23 mission observe stars and the slight dimming of their brightness when an object passes in front of them and the pattern of that passage, which indicates planets orbiting the stars.
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Like the Pixel 2 (the phone), the company no doubt dropped what it deemed excess ports for the sake of dimming things down — and because, well, things are just going in that direction anyway.
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An analysis of old photographic plates hinted that the star's light output diminished a whopping 19 percent over the 20th century, and a subsequent analysis of Kepler's data seemed to confirm long-term dimming.
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Turn Off The Lights will activate a 'cinema' mode when you're watching video on the web, dimming the rest of the screen to give you less eye strain and a better video-watching experience.
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Also new is a GE light switch, which allows for remote dimming of standard bulbs, along with a smart plug and a motion sensor that controls the room's lighting via movement and ambient light.
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In the final days of the campaign Mr Netanyahu vowed to begin annexing parts of the West Bank, further dimming the prospect of any peace with the Palestinians based on a two-state solution.
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Several theories surround what is known as the "most mysterious star in the universe" — one in the Milky Way that is slightly bigger than our Sun and whose sporadic dimming and brightening puzzles scientists.
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Try to sleep for eight solid hours: Achieve that by setting room temperature at 67 degrees, dimming the lights, not eating or drinking before bedtime and banishing all devices and screens from the bedroom.
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For that, you can thank developments in LED technology: With local dimming and an increased color gamut, screens are now capable of displaying remarkably rich colors with intense contrasts, crisp details, and bottomless blacks.
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How do they feel about being stuck in the same place, year after year and decade after decade, with no means of communication except by dimming the lights and knocking pictures off the walls?
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Researchers at Harvard University hope this year to use a high-altitude balloon to release about a kilogram (2.2 pounds) of sun-dimming mineral dust into the stratosphere above the U.S. state of Arizona.
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Meanwhile in Argentina, candidates allied with President Mauricio Macri enjoyed sweeping victories in Sunday's mid-term election, strengthening his position in Congress while dimming prospects for a political comeback by his predecessor Cristina Fernandez.
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Trump said Tuesday during a press conference in London that "it's more likely that the tariffs go on" according to schedule, dimming hopes for a quick resolution during Wednesday's meeting at the White House.
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Long-ruling Jammeh conceded defeat but then changed his mind, plunging one of West Africa's tourist hot spots into crisis and dimming hopes for democracy in a region accustomed to coups and autocratic rule.
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A slight dimming in the light, a slight wobble in the light — it is from such fine measurements that astronomers determine an exoplanet's existence, the radius of its orbit, its mass and its density.
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Since launching in 22014, Kepler has watched more than 22018,000 stars in one part of the sky to determine exoplanet candidates, based on the slight dimming of stars as potential planets pass across them.
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With their re-election hopes dimming less than seven months before the national vote, several Liberal members of Parliament have openly expressed frustration with Ms. Wilson-Raybould, who resigned from the cabinet on Feb.
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Dimming can be found on a lot of high-end LCD TVs, but the 8-Series is using a particularly advanced method — one that could give it a nice performance advantage over the competition.
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But an obstacle has already surfaced, dimming the chances that a "grand bargain" will be achieved: Democrats are sounding the alarm that reshaping the tax code presents Mr. Trump's biggest conflict of interest yet.
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With the help of over 100 co-authors, including Wright, Boyajian presents observational evidence from real-time monitoring of the star, which bolsters the idea that the dimming events are caused by dust clouds.
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Using the European Southern Observatory's 3.6-meter telescope, the team noticed that Ceres' spots appear to vary in brightness over time — growing brighter before dimming back down, like a lightning bug on a summer night.
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That TV was a full-array local dimming set, which means there were tons of little lights just behind the screen and they would light up, region by region, depending on what was on display.
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Too bad the "Matrix Laser" system, which debuted as part of Audi's Q8 concept SUV and does everything from highlighting pedestrians to auto-dimming for the sake on oncoming cars, isn't welcome in the US.
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Dimming the outlook for exports, Chen Zhongtao, an official with the China Federation of Logistics & Purchasing, said on Wednesday the yuan's recent appreciation has led to a decline in big exporters' manufacturing activities in January.
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Doing so disables full-array local dimming, and Roku plainly admits that picture quality takes a slight hit, but I never really saw any obvious dip in my experience playing Xbox One S and PS4.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Candidates allied with Argentine President Mauricio Macri enjoyed sweeping victories in Sunday's mid-term election, strengthening his position in Congress while dimming prospects for a political comeback by his predecessor Cristina Fernandez.
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This allowed them to study the transits more closely, revealing both a dimming of the star as Kepler-1625b passed in front of it and a timing variation in when the planet begins its transit.
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In technical terms, what Sony will tell me is that the Backlight Master Drive uses "more than a hundred" local dimming zones, as well as sophisticated power shifting, to achieve the absurdly high dynamic range.
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A call is currently open for telescopes around the world, including amateur astronomers, to point their eyes at Tabby's Star and watch how its light curve changes over the course of the ongoing dimming event.
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"We [were] really hoping to pin down the color dependence of the dimming (which we did, the dipping is reddened) and we'd like to then figure out which elements are the main suspects," he said.
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Bond yields have closely tracked moves in crude over the last eight months because of the feed through from low prices on dimming inflation expectations which the European Central Bank is attempting to prop up.
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A bigger mover overnight was oil, which tumbled 4% to their lowest settlements in nearly five months, pressured by another unexpected rise in U.S. crude stockpiles and by a dimming outlook for global oil demand.
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You can use your voice to command Alexa to answer all of the same questions and perform all of the same music-playing, light-dimming, Dominos-ordering tasks that you would on the big Echo.
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The UK jobs data boosted gilt yields, dimming the appeal of consumer staples stocks that are a favourite among income investors, such as BAT and Reckitt Benckiser, which contributed the most to the FTSE's fall.
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On Sunday, China's central bank move to inject more liquidity into the financial system, as policy makers stepped up support for the economy in the face of a dimming outlook amid the heated Sino-U.
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The TV also has excellent contrast and super deep black levels, thanks to local dimming, which allows the TV to adjust the backlight of the OLED panel based on what's being displayed on the screen.
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Investors were unfazed by a run of relatively upbeat Chinese data that included industrial output, which rose a better-than-expected 43 percent in August, further dimming expectations of a rate cut any time soon.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois' new budget does little to tackle the state's financial problems like escalating pension contributions and a structural deficit, dimming prospects for a credit rating upgrade, S&P Global Ratings said on Tuesday.
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The aide's agreement to become a government witness was the latest twist in a spiraling graft scandal dimming Mr. Netanyahu's legal and political chances of survival, despite his insistence that he has done nothing wrong.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices tumbled 251.14% on Wednesday to their lowest settlements in nearly five months, weakened by another unexpected rise in U.S. crude stockpiles and by a dimming outlook for global oil demand.
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This week our reporters examined the toll on Australia's animals from the deadly wildfires; the life, and lie, of a New York real estate star; and the dimming of a star in the constellation Orion.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has decided to slash the American refugee program by almost half, greatly dimming the United States' role in accepting persecuted refugees from most parts of the world, the State Department announced Thursday.
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The family left Syria when Bayan was 7 or 8 — they had foundered in Jordan before coming to Canada — and her memories of the home where her family had lived for three generations were dimming.
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Meanwhile, some astronomers have speculated that the erratic dimming of a star known as "Boyajian's star" or "Tabby's star," after the astronomer Tabetha Boyajian, could be caused by some gigantic construction project orbiting the star.
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Vizio features UltraBright 600 to deliver a brighter picture with more details that you might miss in an older 4K TV. It ever offers deeper, more uniform blacks with up to 90 local dimming zones.
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As it turns out, KIC 8462852 is not only subject to extreme light fluctuations in the short term, but a longer gradual dimming that has been beautifully recorded in the glass annals housed at Harvard.
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With 384 or 480 local dimming zones, the Quantum X can approach OLEDs in terms of black level, but it can get significant brighter with a peak brightness of 3000 nits in the 65-inch model.
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Everything from the on-screen display to adjust the settings, to the lack of a decent remote and poor local dimming performance highlights that this is a one-trick pony, instead of a multi-use monster.
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Some notable geohacking proposals include cirrus cloud seeding to reduce reflectivity, stratospheric particle injection for solar radiation management, sulfur-aerosol injection to induce global dimming, and simple solutions like tropical reforestation to restore the carbon balance.
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But as the infuriating and mysterious "dimming star" KIC 8462852 is revealing—and as Ćirković himself admits—it will be very difficult to prove that an anomalous stellar object is representative of an advanced alien civilization.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatia is suffering a severe labor shortage, most glaringly in its booming seaside tourist resorts, that is compounding obstacles to economic growth and dimming hopes of catching up to more developed European Union peers.
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Just like your old school setup, you can swipe your finger up and down to turn the power on and off, or you can pinpoint the exact amount of lighting you want through its dimming feature.
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If they were unable separately to gain enough votes, ballots cast by thousands of left-wing supporters would go to waste, dimming prospects for a center-left bloc strong enough to replace Netanyahu's Likud-led government.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Spraying a veil of sun-dimming chemicals high above the Earth to slow global warming could harm crop yields in an unintended side-effect of turning down the heat, U.S. scientists said on Wednesday.
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Full-year expectations are dimming as well: consensus based on the MSCI index pegs FY earnings growth for Europe at 4.1% - the lowest since 2016 and half the levels forecast at the start of the year.
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Full-year expectations are dimming as well: consensus based on the MSCI index pegs FY earnings growth for Europe at 223% - the lowest since 210 and half the levels forecast at the start of the year.
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After suffering a painful breakup with his long-term girlfriend Clementine (Kate Winslet), Joel (Jim Carrey) submits himself to a procedure to erase his memories of her, which sends him reeling through his own dimming consciousness.
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The jury in a major New York corruption trial announced for the second time that it was deadlocked, dimming the prospects once again for a verdict in the trial of a former senior aide to Gov.
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Faced with dimming prospects for future employment, many graduate students have successfully unionized at universities across the country, and additional union drives are underway on two dozen campuses, according to the coalition of Graduate Employee Unions.
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Vizio&aposs 2019 P-Series Quantum TV offers 4K HDR10/Dolby Vision support, full array local dimming, quantum dot color, and 1,100 nits of peak brightness — all making it a great fit for home theater buyers.
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VW has put a premium on lighting, including matrix-style LED headlamps that can be left in bright mode – selectively dimming just select LED elements to avoid blinding oncoming drivers or those in the vehicle ahead.
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Low-end TVs made with 1080p resolution lack important features, like local light dimming, a technology that lets TVs dim the area of a screen that should be darker while keeping brighter parts bright, he said.
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Earlier this month, Fitch Ratings downgraded the state one notch to A-plus because of a dimming economic outlook and a lack of fiscal flexibility, making it the third-lowest-rated U.S. state on Fitch's roster.
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BRUSSELS — Defense Secretary Jim Mattis appeared to close the door Thursday on increased military ties between the United States and Russia, dimming, for the moment, prospects that President Trump's election would soon usher in warmer relations.
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The after-hours tour opened with a Robert Frank shot from the 1950s, when the city was still a powerhouse; wound through gradually dimming streets; stopped at jazz clubs; lingered in punk and hip-hop spots.
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The announcement came after Palestinian leaders had accused the administration of blatantly siding with Israel in the protracted Israeli-Palestinian conflict and dimming prospects for a Palestinian state that would exist side by side with Israel.
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PyleThe results are now in after a year-long, crowdfunded investigation into the star KIC 21, and to hardly anyone's surprise, the strange dimming produced by this star doesn't appear to be caused by an alien megastructure.
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Using Backlit LED Technology with local dimming, the Sony X900F provides stunning picture quality, contrast, and black levels — making for a TV viewing experience that is on par with other top brands such as Vizio and Samsung.
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It will survey the nearest stars with its four wide-field cameras, sweeping the sky to try and find the patterns of dimming and brightening light that indicate a distant planet passing in front of its star.
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Goldwyn, 55, writes that as a child he knew "dimming her light would not make her husbands' shine any brighter," and as he grew older, he knew he wanted his future marriage to be an equal partnership.
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But in lieu of being chased around by a low-budget demon, it's not too late to wrap up your night by dimming the lights and reading some tales from a machine designed to creep you out.
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The Chicago White Sox right-hander worked seven efficient innings and claimed a third win in his past four starts in a 4-2 victory over the Angels on Monday, dimming Los Angeles' already slim playoff hopes.
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In others the lights are dimming until finally we see, in two images, the room so dark that all that's visible is the light barley licking the heads of several audience members, their faces deep in shadow.
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Further dimming the prospects for convening the meeting in coming days are indications that Mr. Assad, emboldened by heavy Russian airstrikes against his enemies, is feeling more confident of his position and therefore less inclined to negotiate.
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BACK TO SUPPLY A breakthrough in U.S.-China trade talks could lift some of the manufacturing gloom but the prospects appear to be dimming after the most recent escalation of threatened tariffs by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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In the time since, McKenna has suffered a flurry of seizures that doctors fought to get under control through dimming the lights in her room and limiting the amount of times she is touched, among other things.
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Both pushing ahead with research on sun-dimming technologies or rejecting them present significant risks, the report warned, ranging from investors in the technology having a financial incentive to see it used, to banned research moving underground.
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Expectations are dimming that equity index provider MSCI might promote Romania to emerging market status alongside peers like Poland and the Czech Republic as soon as this year, which would draw money into its undersized financial markets.
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CHICAGO, June 5 (Reuters) - Illinois' new budget does little to tackle the state's financial problems like escalating pension contributions and a structural deficit, dimming prospects for a credit rating upgrade, S&P Global Ratings said on Tuesday.
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The omnibus included a measure known as the Fix NICS Act designed to improve reporting to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, dimming the chances of a vote on universal background checks, which Democrats are demanding.
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The Svinz Digital Calendar Day Clock is a digital clock and a calendar all in one, with auto-dimming and three alarm modes that can help those facing memory loss, Alzheimer's, or dementia maintain a comforting routine.
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But this was outweighed by an even larger drop at the long end of the curve, driven by nervousness about the Fed's dimming growth forecast and mounting suspicion that the business cycle was drawing to a close.
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In one direction stood the imposing opera house (rebuilt and restored after wartime destruction in 1945), where Mahler conducted at the turn of the century and introduced the radical notion of dimming the theater lights during performances.
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This Beauty Ring Light features three different light modes, including white light, natural light, and warm light, with a dimming range from one to 100 percent, so you can control how much or little light you use.
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And if those specs aren't impressive enough, Vizio also offers a new model this year called the P-Series Quantum X that boasts up to 480 local dimming zones and a peak brightness of up to 3,000.
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The costumes are an explosion of cross-chronological thrift-store kitsch, faded Disney T-shirts meeting tight Victorian coifs, on endless procession around this Anyhall, U.S.A., the crisp late-afternoon autumn light filling it, then gradually dimming.
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Delaying improvements in factories, equipment and technology could be a precursor to cutting investments altogether at a time when profits appear to be leveling off and the outlook for consumption - the bulk of economic activity - is dimming.
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Years of stagnating incomes, combined with dimming prospects for the future, have primed voters for the message that the system is "rigged" and that only an outsider not beholden to the corrupt establishment can clean it up.
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That said, the TV still can&apost get quite as inky as a more expensive OLED panel, and even with an impressive 24 zones, the local dimming can still produce some faint blooming artifacts in certain situations.
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Though resulting contrast can't quite equal the pixel-level dimming of an OLED, Vidrian Mini-LED technology presents a very promising development, blending great black level performance with the brightness advantages that LCD TVs are known for.
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Boyajian's Star, also called Tabby's Star, was discovered nearly 130 years ago, but its unusual dimming behavior was first detected in 2015 by Louisiana State University astrophysicist Tabetha Boyajian, for which the star is now informally named.
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Besides the automatic dimming, which is supposed to help you gradually doze off, the lamp itself doesn't emit the kind of blue light that comes from screens such as TVs, only warm sleep-friendly 2700K light temperature.
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The inertia in the climate system means that not even the most radical cuts in emissions—nor, indeed, a dimming of sunlight brought about by means of solar geoengineering—will stop sea levels dead in their tracks.
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While the Vizio P-Series Quantum X and TCL 8-Series can get brighter in certain situations, the Q90R is a little less prone to dimming artifacts, like blooming, which can create distracting halo effects around objects.
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We welcome outstanding Muslim students and scholars from the United States and abroad, including the many who come from the seven affected countries ... This executive order is dimming the lamp of liberty and staining the country's reputation.
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Astronomers who were involved in that project got involved, and that ultimately triggered a huge amount of follow-up observation all over the world, culminating just in the last couple of months with the determination that there's what's called a wavelength dependence to the dimming of that star, which means that it bends more at short wavelengths than it does at long wavelengths, and that's been interpreted—rightfully so, I think—to indicate that the likely cause of that dimming is interstellar dust, or perhaps circumstellar dust, dust that's just orbiting around the star.
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It lacks the quantum dot tech found in Vizio's premium model above, and doesn't have as many local dimming zones, but this TV will receive AirPlay 2, it supports Dolby Vision HDR, and its design features slim bezels.
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For example, sensors at downtown intersections can monitor pedestrian traffic and direct stop lights when to turn red, while dimming street lights and monitoring weather and rush-hour patterns to send notifications to commuters and public transit drivers.
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For the lowest power draw, you want to be turning the display off as quickly as possible, turning the hard disks off, dimming the display while on battery power, and disabling Wake for Wi-Fi and Power Nap.
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Failure to achieve that goal by the 2020 target he announced three months ago would erode Abe's already weakened clout, dimming his chances of becoming Japan's longest-serving prime minister, lawmakers in his own Liberal Democratic Party said.
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But defections have been minimal and top brass has declared allegiance to Maduro, dimming hopes of a quick end to an economic disaster that has prompted millions of desperate Venezuelans to flee abroad, fueling a regional humanitarian crisis.
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A new analysis of KIC 8462852 shows that the star system, which lies about 1,500 light years away, has been gradually dimming for more than a century, and it's likely not caused by a cloud of orbiting comets.
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Since launching in 2009, Kepler has been watching more than 103,000 stars in one part of the sky to determine exoplanet candidates, based on the slight dimming of light emitted by stars when potential planets pass across them.
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The Swedish crown pared losses against the dollar after hitting a more than two-year low of 9.417 after inflation data came in decidedly weak just two months after a milestone rate hike, dimming prospects of further tightening.
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But data on Friday appeared to confirm a trend of slowing wage gains in the sector, dimming the outlook for the faster price gains that would make the Fed more comfortable raising interest rates from very low levels.
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Nevertheless, the exploration of non-peaceful means to resolve Venezuela's political and humanitarian crises reflects more the frustration over dimming prospects for a peaceful democratic transition there than a revival of gunboat diplomacy or U.S.-backed military coups.
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"This leads to spending way too much energy on conference calls, meetings and offsites, traveling to see each other, and wasting time with conference reports, PowerPoint presentations, dimming and ultimately extinguishing creativity," he said at the ANA conference.
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Black levels are pretty incredible too, despite this TV not being an OLED TV. That's thanks to the full-array local dimming technology, which allows the TV to switch off sections of the back-lighting during dark scenes.
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A government panel reviewing Broadcom's $117 billion bid for Qualcomm has warned that it may refer the potential deal to President Trump for rejection, further dimming the prospects for what would be the biggest technology takeover in history.
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Smart bulbs like Philips Hue (from about $70 for a starter kit) and LIFX (from about $20 a bulb) are the easiest to install — just screw them into an existing socket — and offer dimming and optional color changes.
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Shops closed across Turkey on Thursday to help halt the coronavirus spread, dimming the economy's prospects and raising questions for hundreds of thousands of workers after Ankara pledged $15 billion in support and advised Turks to stay home.
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But don't get your hopes up: Prospects are dimming for a transformative deal, as Beijing and Washington both appear more focused on avoiding a breakdown that could rattle stock markets — and hurt President Trump's chances of re-election.
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This star rose to prominence a couple years ago when scientists speculated that the dimming, which hadn't been seen in a star before, could be due to a megastructure built around the object by some advanced alien civilization.
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The research will be used to determine, among other things, whether the standard order of events on night flights — meal service and dimming the cabin lights — should be altered to help passengers adjust to the destination time zone.
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Mini LED might offer more dimming zones than regular LED LCD displays, but it's important to note that it's not the same as MicroLED, the new — and so far ultra-expensive — display technology that Samsung has been developing.
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What is clear is that the captive elephant population in the United States is dwindling at a rate in many ways eerily commensurate with that of their wild counterparts, like shadows fading with the dimming of their source.
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What is clear is that the captive elephant population in the United States is dwindling at a rate in many ways eerily commensurate with that of their wild counterparts, like shadows fading with the dimming of their source.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Scientists in developing nations plan to step up research into dimming sunshine to curb climate change, hoping to judge if a man-made chemical sunshade would be less risky than a harmful rise in global temperatures.
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The new vehicle looks like just one of Ford's standard Fusion hybrids at first glance, but specialized law enforcement options like a driver spot lamp and dash cluster dimming options for surveillance set it apart from the consumer version.
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Five out of seven of the categories showed contractions as consumers cut back on small and big-ticket items, dimming the prospects of President Cyril Ramaphosa delivering on his pledge to lift growth after nearly a decade of stagnation.
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Also included in the beta is support for a new "Screen Attention" feature, similar to Samsung's Smart Stay and Apple's Attention Aware features, which prevents a phone's screen from dimming while its camera senses that you're looking at it.
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Based on this dimming and further scrutiny of the star, scientists were able to figure out the planet is about 40 percent larger than Earth and about 6.6 times more massive, according to a study published today in Nature.
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Meanwhile, many of the world's top golfers, including Vijay Singh, Jason Day, and Rory McIlroy, have also withdrawn, dimming much of the fanfare of the return of the sport to the Olympic program for the first time since 1904.
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This exoplanet, which is roughly 20 percent smaller than Neptune and roughly three times the size of Earth, was spotted as it moved between us and its host star, resulting in a brief but periodic dimming of the starlight.
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Trump said on Thursday that Beijing had not fulfilled a promise to buy large volumes of U.S. farm products and vowed to impose new tariffs on around $300 billion of Chinese goods, abruptly dimming prospects of a trade deal.
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Fed rate hikes have lifted the short end of the yield curve over the span of several years and an aging cycle has been dimming longer-term growth prospects (reflected in a lower 10-year yield) for some time.
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With prospects dimming for a strong start to earnings season, and worries about slow growth in China continuing to overhang the market, even a price-driven rally may not last beyond a day or three, say longtime market watchers.
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For that, our favorite TV this year is the TCL 6-Series, a beautiful 4K model that marries advanced technology like quantum dots (great for bright colors) and local dimming (for deeper blacks) with a built-in Roku interface.
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For those with various vision problems common among the elderly, for example, features like a high-contrast instrument panel with large number and letter displays, an auto-dimming rearview mirror and glare-reducing side mirrors can enhance driver safety.
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MOSCOW/LONDON, Feb 1043 (Reuters) - Excessive supplies of liquefied natural gas (LNG) as well as brimming storage have put pressure on natural gas prices in Europe and Asia, dimming forecasts for exports, Russian gas giant Gazprom said on Thursday.
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Or will it standardize a wide range of smart home commands, like dimming lights, changing the temperature, and unlocking a door, ensuring assistants are capable of the same feats and can perhaps even be controlled in the same ways?
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TOKYO, July 15 (Reuters) - The benchmark Japanese government bond yield rose to two-week highs on Friday as broader investor risk appetite continued to improve, prompting a rally in Tokyo shares and dimming the allure of safe-haven debt.
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Oil futures extended their losses as the day wore on and ended the session with their lowest settlements in nearly five months, weakened by an unexpected rise in U.S. crude inventories and a dimming outlook for global oil demand.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The idea of spraying a haze of sun-dimming chemicals high above the Earth as a quick way to slow global warming faces so many obstacles that it may not be feasible, a leaked draft U.N. report says.
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When they emerged from their needle ships, their bodies were fluid and reflective, like columns of quicksilver, but with every minute among us, they lost more and more of their formless brilliance, dimming and thickening, acquiring eyes, foreheads, chins, and hands.
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And ideally, Ellis is hoping to use an infrared instrument on a space-based telescope to scan Tabby's Star during a dimming event to get a better sense of the size of the dust particles and their location around the star.
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Physicists looking into the phenomenon have observed RW Aur A using NASA&aposs Chandra X-ray Observatory, and the researchers believe that they may have found the reason for this dimming: This young star is "eating" a planet , Guenther told Space.com.
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With Enria's chances seen dimming, Italy could also find itself without a seat on the ECB's six-member Executive Board for the first time since the introduction of the euro when Draghi's term as ECB President expires in October 2019.
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Because those bright colors, they just pop out from the dark blacks on the 6-Series TV. More local dimming zones make this possible because they selectively light up the bright parts, while leaving the rest of the display dark.
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This is a difficult year bleeding out, the last dimming moments of it; it is hard to say that what waits on the other side of all this, on the other side of the transparently false dawn ahead, looks much brighter.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank took aim at currency speculators on Thursday, but its first market intervention in almost three months appeared to be a reluctant one and the effects may be short-lived given a dimming economic outlook for 2020.
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President Trump plans to evaluate public comments before deciding on the latest proposed tariffs on Chinese imports, according to White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow Friday morning, dimming speculation that they could announce the next round as early as today.
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Dimming the prospects more, lawmakers and lobbyists have begun to speculate that Congress will be unable to rally support for a sweeping tax code overhaul this year, and are beginning to look instead at cutting tax rates without broad reform.
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It's not noticeable when playing games or watching any fast-paced content, and the blotchiness goes away entirely when the local dimming is disabled, but it's a bummer that you have to compromise on the picture quality to fix the problem.
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"The planet may have spent millions of years slowly decreasing its pericenter [closest approach to Tabby's star on its orbit] before it finally impacted the star, causing a brightening and then the slow dimming we have observed," he told Gizmodo.
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It also exhibits the issue I first noticed in the iPhone XR, where it darkens ever so slightly at the edges due to the localized dimming effect of the pixel gating Apple is using to get an edge-to-edge LCD.
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Certainly, scientists will be making use of this rare occurrence for a while yet, too, as our own Ria Misra points out: Exoplanet hunters make use of the slight dimming of the sun to improve the contrast of their observations.[NASA]
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Their findings, detailed in The Atlantic: The dimming they observed was much deeper at blue wavelengths than at red wavelengths, meaning that the object blocking the star was not opaque (an opaque object would block both colors in equal measure).
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We know the season premieres of DWTS are supposed to be encouraging for some and sobering for other front runners, but the show should probably stop dimming the shine of its most talented women to make certain floundering men look better.
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The failure of cheaper stocks that are tethered to the economic pace and higher interest rates to continue leading the way in 2017 is all about softening growth expectations, ebbing bond yields and dimming hopes for quick fiscal stimulus from Washington.
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With dimming prospects for a sweeping nuclear agreement, experts have said Trump may declare a formal end to the Korean War in exchange for Kim shuttering a major nuclear complex and extending the moratorium on nuclear and ballistic missile tests.
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Home compatibility also means that it can be incorporated into different "Scenes" and that Siri can be used to perform a variety of different voice commands with the bulb, including turning it off and on, dimming it and changing colors.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), meanwhile, publicly expressed doubts about the bill, dimming its chances in the House.
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The key giveaway was that the event stayed bright in infrared and radio wavelengths as time wore on, while dimming in the visible and X-ray light spectrum—the expected signature of a black hole chowing down on a star.
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In a report for 38 North, a Washington-based North Korea monitoring project, Elleman said the video showed the reentry vehicle shedding small radiant objects at an altitude of 4 or 5 km (2.5 to 3 miles) before dimming and disappearing.
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To get the most accurate out-of-box picture for watching movies in a dark room, you should toggle on the Calibrated Dark preset with Local Dimming set to Medium for HDR/Dolby Vision playback or Low for SDR playback.
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The dimming bulb assessment is less plausible, based on our analysis of Putin's penchant for relying on the GRU for sensitive operations and likely resourcing it with both the funds and personnel needed to keep Russian intelligence sharp and active.
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Much of this is because of a lack of progress on Trump's tax cut agenda, dimming down what was called the "Trumpflation" trade in financial markets and now even calling into question a multi-year rally in the U.S. dollar.
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He had been on a project searching for planets orbiting two stars, and tasked with examining the brightness and dimming through a NASA satellite telescope, a sign that could be an indication of a new planet, he told NBC New York.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fitch Ratings downgraded the state of Connecticut on Friday one notch to A-plus because of a dimming economic outlook and a lack of fiscal flexibility, making it the third-lowest-rated U.S. state on Fitch's roster.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Major economies resisted calls for bolder climate commitments as a U.N. summit in Madrid limped toward a delayed conclusion on Saturday, dimming hopes that nations will act in time to stop rising temperatures devastating people and the natural world.
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Whereas an alkaline battery may drop from "powering" to "dead" pretty quickly, a rechargeable battery may hang on at a lower voltage for slightly longer, resulting in unexpected behavior such as dimming lights or a clock that can't keep time.
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There's also value in the fact that the latest study sources research not only from major academic institutions, but from citizen scientists who first helped spot the dimming events, and who crowdfunded research projects on Kickstarter to try to explain them.
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NEW YORK, May 12 (Reuters) - Fitch Ratings downgraded the state of Connecticut on Friday one notch to A-plus because of a dimming economic outlook and a lack of fiscal flexibility, making it the third-lowest-rated U.S. state on Fitch's roster.
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The dollar held firm against most of its peers in the face of the global economic worries, with the European Central Bank proving the latest warning about the dimming outlook, forecasting weaker-than-expected growth in the eurozone for the near term.
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While industrial output seems to be steadying and property sales remain strong, growth in fixed-asset investment slowed to a 15-year low in January-May, while private investment was the weakest on record, dimming the outlook for the rest of 2016.
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But some lobbyists and congressional aides believe the prospects for a bigger Obamacare repeal-and-replace bill are dimming, and the scaled-down bill might be the only bill that Republicans can pass out of Congress and send to President Trump's desk.
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The key differences between the P-Series and M-Series are dimming zones — the M-Series tops out at 32, fewer than the 64 in some of last year's M models — and effective refresh rate, which is 120Hz compared to the P's 240Hz.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Yield prospects are dimming for winter wheat in the breadbasket of the southern U.S. Plains, where the crop is emerging from dormancy and requiring moisture at a time when much of the region is gripped by drought, crop experts said.
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Rather, the scientists say that the slow dimming of Tabby's star, along with its bizarre and dramatic dips in light—sometimes by as much as 22 percent—are likely the result of a celestial collision involving the star and one of its planets.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Deep coral reefs in a "twilight zone" in the oceans differ sharply from those near the surface, dimming hopes that they can be a refuge for marine life fleeing threats such as climate change and pollution, scientists said on Thursday.
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In Mexico, the peso fell 219.5996%, while stocks in Mexico City touched their lowest in more than eight months, with dimming prospects for economic growth in Mexico prompting local pension funds to shift their $21.53 billion holdings faster than ever to government bonds.
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The motion sensor can also turn lights or scenes off after a preset amount of time when movement hasn't been detected, first dimming them to 50 percent as a heads up that you either need to move, or find yourself in the dark.
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During a Saturday session at the symposium, such a slump in expectations about inflation and about other aspects of the economy was cited as a central problem complicating central banks' efforts to reach inflation targets and dimming prospects in Japan and Europe.
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Photo: Simon Scherrer / smolbattfein Copyright: Austria Design Net "When the mobile shines the brightest it appears solid and perfect but as well numb, whilst when dimming and moving after a touch, it is less bright, less perfect but more alive," they say.
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"Finally, four months after the end, I found myself spending a weekend in the country, and I stepped outside and away from my companions, onto a gravel path, and in the dimming pink of the sunset I began along my way," she writes.
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The administration's policy push will continue on Tuesday, when Trump will huddle with congressional leaders at the White House to discuss his legislative agenda and how to pass an ObamaCare replacement bill, which is stuck with dimming prospects in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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Coach's corporate entity, now dubbed Tapestry, said last year that it would clear its merchandise from the shelves of more than 250 retailers — 25% of the stores carrying its products in North America — because of rampant discounting that was dimming the brand's prestige.
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Even for the historically budget-minded brand, those new TVs represented crazy bang for the buck: 4K panels with HDR capabilities, full-array backlighting with local dimming to boost contrast, unique tablet-style remotes and Chromecasting features, and prices starting at $1,000.
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Mr. Kim's call for a phased approach raised the possibility of drawn out and uncertain negotiations, dimming the hopes for the so-called Libyan model of rapid dismantlement, which Mr. Trump and his new pick for national security adviser, John R. Bolton, prefer.
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Julia Wang, Greater China Economist at HSBC, says China's December trade report, along with dimming prospects for an export recovery in the near-term, may see policymakers roll out further stimulus measures to support economic activity despite the prospect of a trade deal.
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Performance isn't quite as great as it is on the company's more expensive models, but with 90 zones of full-array local dimming, up to 600 nits of brightness, and Dolby Vision support, the TV offers great HDR playback for its price.
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Yields tend to rise ahead of debt sales as investors make room in portfolios for the new supply, but there was little sign of that in early European trading with oil prices wallowing at multi-month lows and dimming the outlook for inflation.
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The scientists said the heat was vanishingly unlikely to be a freak natural event, and could not be explained by shifts in the sun's output or by other natural factors such as low amounts of sun-dimming volcanic dust in the atmosphere.
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MANILA, Dec 20855 (Reuters) - Nickel prices slid on Wednesday, with the Shanghai benchmark hitting its lowest in more than four months, as the metal extended losses on lingering concerns over global tariffs and dimming hopes for a preliminary U.S.-China trade deal.
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If you want to step things up even further, there's also the company's flagship P-Series Quantum X, which offers some of the brightest HDR performance on the market and a whopping 384 zones of local dimming on the 65-inch model.
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Check out the companies making headlines midday Monday: Nvidia, Micron Technology, Advanced Micro Devices — The chipmakers fell all at least 1.7% after President Donald Trump threatened to hike tariffs on Chinese goods, dimming hopes that a trade deal between the world's economies could be reached.
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The P-Series set supports a full array of HDR standards (including HDR10, Dolby Vision, and HLG), and it has a backlight with 56 local dimming zones, which should allow for a decent level of contrast between light and dark areas of an image.
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The panel's 144Hz refresh rate and G-Sync support should deliver one of the smoothest PC gaming experiences on a large display to date, HDR10 support with a claimed peak brightness of 1000 nits (and a standard of 750 nits), and full array local dimming.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 3 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell was criticized by analysts and investors this week when he seemed to set aside concerns about weak U.S. inflation, repeatedly describing its recent decline as temporary and dimming market expectations of an interest rate cut.
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Here's the entire 2019 Vizio lineup, complete with the number of local dimming zones and peak brightness for each set: With the SmartCast 3.0 update, users will finally be able to customize the row of streaming apps on their TV's home screen to their liking.
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You can use it for basic input, like the name of a movie you want to search, or you can go into full-on virtual assistant and beckon Alexa to do anything from recommend a late-70s crime drama to dimming your Philips Hue lights.
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Layoffs remain low despite the U.S.-China trade tensions, which have contributed to a dimming of the economy's outlook and led the Federal Reserve to signal it would cut interest rates at its July 30-31 meeting for the first time in a decade.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's anti-graft watchdog has told President Jacob Zuma that its report into possible undue political influence of his friends is final, dimming his hopes of adding to its findings as he battles pressure from within his own ANC party to resign.
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According to CNN affiliate KSNV, the dimming of the lights marked the moment a week earlier when Stephen Paddock opened fire from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino on an outdoor country music festival, killing 58 people and injuring nearly 500.
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The P-Series has local dimming, beautiful color, and just about everything else you'd want in a high-end TV. Walmart, Best Buy This 4K model from Samsung isn't the prettiest TV money can buy, but it's still much better than most cheap options.
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For one moment, the voice of the soprano Emoke Barath, normally plush and warm, turned weak-kneed and faint — a reflection of the artful dimming of tone that the mezzo Giuseppina Bridelli, as Orpheus, had used to color her character's descent into the underworld.
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The stunning 252K Ultra HD 21-inch display is one thing, but the local dimming zones that adjust your screen's backlight to adapt to the content on-screen, as well as voice control from Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa take it to another level.
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Beyond its large size, the P-Series Quantum also offers wide colors, up to 240 dimming zones, and an even brighter 1200 nit image compared to the less expensive M-Series Quantum — making it a fantastic TV for sports events and home theater viewing.
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TRADE DEAL: U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Tuesday rejected any deadlines on a trade deal with China and launched a fresh attack on telecoms company Huawei , further dimming hopes for an end to a 17-month trade war that has slowed global growth.
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The P-Series has local dimming, beautiful color, and just about everything else you'd want in a high-end TV. Walmart, Best Buy This 4K model from Samsung isn't the prettiest TV money can buy, but it's still much better than most cheap options.
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On a dimming December afternoon, Mr. Driver settled his sinewy 6-foot-3-inch frame into a sofa at the Crosby Street Hotel in Manhattan, where moments earlier he had barreled into the room toward a bathroom, unaware of an interviewer in his midst.
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But to see him like that, the boy who was of me and I of him, the boy I'd come to know before he even came to know himself—to see him carry the weight of his loneliness, the light of him dimming—it hurt.
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Amid dimming hopes of a sharp cut in U.S. interest rates this month that has been weighing on riskier assets since late last week, the pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 7.43% by 0714 GMT, in line with Asian peers and Wall Street overnight.
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There are other DIY projects you can do with Netflix such as setting up a button that can order pizza for you while dimming the lights and turning on your TV, or knitting a pair of socks that'll pause your show when they detect you've fallen asleep.
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The Z1303D is perhaps the ultimate HDR-capable set for a couple of innovative reasons: Its 1,000-plus-nit backlight system is purportedly brighter than any TV that's ever existed, and its "Backlight Master Drive" system is the most fine-grained approach to local dimming available today.
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The Z9D is perhaps the ultimate HDR-capable set for a couple of innovative reasons: Its 1,000-plus-nit backlight system is purportedly brighter than any TV that's ever existed, and its "Backlight Master Drive" system is the most fine-grained approach to local dimming available today.
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It acted after China decided to let the yuan fall below the key seven-per-dollar level for the first time in more than a decade, rattling financial markets and dimming hopes for an end to a trade war that has dragged into a second year.
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You're not "settling" or sacrificing much of anything in terms of specs or features with this TV. It's got local-area dimming (a feature often reserved for pricier sets), 24K resolution, HDR, and intuitive, familiar software with easy access to all the popular streaming apps you'd need.
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How they did it: The study's authors, Alex Teachey and David M. Kipping from Columbia University, identified the exomoon using NASA's Kepler space telescope's survey of transiting planets that pass between a star and an observer, which can cause a a temporary dimming of a star's light.
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GUWAHATI, India (Reuters) - Indian rescuers trying to reach a group of miners trapped in a remote and illegal "rat-hole" coal mine are struggling to pump out water from the 370-foot-deep pit, further dimming their chances of survival more than three weeks into their ordeal.
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The researchers also discovered that the bees slowed down immediately before and after the eclipse, perhaps because they mistook the partial dimming of the Sun for dusk and decided to return to their nests for the night, even though it was the middle of the day.
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Such a subdued demand for money is partly a result of high unemployment in Spain (13.9 percent), Italy (10.7 percent), France (8.8 percent) and Portugal (6.3 percent) — and the lingering uncertainties about the extent, and duration, of the growth slowdown and dimming prospects for job creation.
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But after more than one million people flooded into Europe since last summer, governments abruptly reclassified Afghans in February as economic migrants, dimming their chances of being able to stay in Europe legally, while continuing to favor Syrians for entry, if at a much slower pace.
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Entering the last month of a campaign that has always wielded the politics of grievance and victimization to devastating effect, the billionaire reality television star-turned-GOP nominee, facing a barrage of bad press and dimming electoral odds, currently sees himself as the biggest victim of all.
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As growth remained stuck in low gear, falling short of people's aspirations and dimming the hope of re-creating the economy of earlier years, the benefits of this limited growth were perceived to have collected disproportionately in the pockets of those who were better off already.
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Well, beyond being great for rooms with a lot of ambient light, the Z8H's high peak brightness and precision local dimming enable the TV to present intense HDR highlights closer to how they are intended to look when they're graded on expensive professional monitors by Hollywood colorists.
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When onboard cameras sense oncoming vehicles or pedestrians, the lights can adjust automatically, either by dimming individual LEDs in the lamp or moving the light down and to the side, in essence providing always-on high beams without shining the beam into the eyes of other drivers.
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The app can also be used to turn the lights on/off with a tap, adjust the dimming time (in 15-minute increments) from 45 minutes down to 15 minutes and up to 90 minutes, increase and decrease LED brightness, and display battery life and charging time.
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"Our new law will turn down the volume on after-hours construction noise in residential neighborhoods," said Councilman Ben Kallos, who wrote the bill with the support of the Department of Environmental Protection and who has made the dimming of noise one of his top priorities.
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And here's the most important part: Observing the light directly from planets, rather than just observing the periodic dimming produced when the planet passes in front of its star, could tell scientists whether the presence of life has altered the planet's atmosphere the way it has on Earth.
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READMEAn expensive Vizio can, in fact, perform like a much more expensive TVWide color gamut and local area dimming provide a vivid, contrasty imageUpgrading to a higher-end LED or OLED will give you a bit more picture controlPricey at $2,200 but not as pricey as it could be
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Eventually, the Sun will start dimming over Chile at 3:22PM ET, with the first totality occurring over land at 4:38PM ET. The total eclipse will then pass through Argentina and end near Buenos Aires at 20203:44PM ET, just before the Sun sets over the country.
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Details: While most of the continent will be able to see at least a partial eclipse, only a relatively small swath of South America will be able to observe totality — when the Moon fully blocks the light of the Sun, dimming daylight and bathing the planet in darkness.
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No fancy quantum dot technology or 3D on this 4K TV, but you do get every other feature from the H43, such as the Ultra Black full array local dimming, HDR processing, built-in apps and app store, web browser, UHD upscaler and dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi.
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Layoffs remain low despite a bitter trade war between the United States and China, which has contributed to a dimming of the economy's outlook and led the Federal Reserve to signal it would cut interest rates at its July 30-31 meeting for the first time in a decade.
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And yet, there was Mayor Bill de Blasio on Saturday night, campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination, when the lights went out on Manhattan's West Side, dimming Broadway and Times Square, after a reported malfunction at an electrical substation set off a chain of disturbances in the grid.
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To be ok with ourselves, so that when we do see ourselves in the mirror we aren't picking at ourselves and dimming our bodies down, but instead saying, 'Oh, let me see what outfit I can wear to enhance my stomach today, because I want to wear it out.
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So far, most exoplanets have been discovered indirectly, deduced by slight perturbations in the light traveling from a star — by a slight dimming when the exoplanet passes between its star and Earth, or by wobbles in the light's wavelengths caused by the gravitational pull of an unseen exoplanet.
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I am, for all intents and purposes, part of the problem; part of the reason why the live music experience as we once knew it is changing, its had-to-be-there magic somewhat dimming and replaced by the glow of 3,000 mobile phone backlights swaying at once.
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With the outlook for the world economy dimming and crude oil prices crashing, money markets see it as likely the Bank of Canada will cut its benchmark interest rate, which sits at 1.25%, by as much as 75 basis points at its next policy decision on April 15.
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Withdrawing from her machines, she said, is part of a half-hour "transition to sleep" ritual that includes writing down the many things she is grateful for; dimming the lights; taking a warm bath in Epsom salts by flickering candlelight; and changing into a silk nightgown to greet sleep with respect.
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China reduced purchases of U.S. farm products in August, after U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to impose new tariffs on around $300 billion of Chinese goods, blaming Beijing for not having fulfilled a promise to buy large volumes of U.S. farm products and abruptly dimming prospects of a trade deal.
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While authoritarian powers like China and Russia have played an enormous role in dimming the prospects for technology to deliver greater human rights, the world's leading social media platforms are based in the United States, and their exploitation by antidemocratic forces is in large part a product of American neglect.
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Available in 75, 70, 65, 60, 58, 55, 50, 43, and 40-inch sizesNo local dimmingPeak brightness: 250 nits (full screen) At the bottom of the ladder is the V-Series, which loses out on local dimming completely and pales in comparison to the rest of the lineup in brightness.
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This year at CES, however, Asus and Acer both announced some of the very first monitors with eye-searing 216,29-nit brightness and support for the DisplayHDR 22 standard along with Mini LED backlights, which are supposed to offer more accurate local dimming in addition to providing that brightness boost.
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Donald Trump's early appointments are raising alarms that rhetoric about Muslims and Islam long rejected even by Republican leaders are finding a home in his administration, dimming already-faint hopes that his provocative campaign statements about Muslims — "I think Islam hates us," Trump told CNN in March — were just political rhetoric.
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Like Vizio's similar offerings, the 6-Series provides fantastic image performance for its class and, unlike Vizio's options, the TCL provides a larger selection of on-screen apps via the simple and convenient Roku OS.The 6-Series offers full-array local dimming with 120 zones on the 65-inch model.
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Now, Republicans who have seen their party torn apart by Trump's candidacy are once again faced with a familiar dilemma: Publicly abandon a badly wounded candidate who is endangering closely contested congressional races or stand behind him in the dimming hope that he can still win them the White House.
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On this episode of Primary Concerns, New Republic senior editor Elspeth Reeve and culture news editor Alex Shephard join the show to discuss the night's results, including Donald Trump's seven-state win, the Republican establishment's dimming hope of stopping him, and what the losers will do next (what's your plan, Marco Rubio?).
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The stock markets that Trump has taken credit for lifting to new highs have sold off in recent days as investors adjusted to heightened trade risks, a dimming global growth outlook and a rise in long-term U.S. Treasury bond yields that has given investors higher returns on a safe alternative to equities.
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Vizio just announced its 2019 lineup of 7203K HDR TVs, and they're as impressive as ever: there's brighter, bolder colors from quantum-dot technology for the M- and P-series TVs, and the new flagship P-Series Quantum X line has 480 local dimming zones and a wild peak brightness of 2,900 nits.
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However, without higher end features like HDR or full-array local dimming, the Amazon TV's display isn't going to come close to upper-end models from LG or Samsung that cost five-times as much, but it's also not as well featured as a $22.0,23.0 Vizio D-Series and its full array backlighting.
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They including dimming the brightness on your iDevice's screen and reducing the time before the screen locks (both in Display & Brightness in Settings), making use of Airplane Mode when you're in a place with sketchy signal, and turning on the Low Power Mode feature Apple recently added to iOS (in Battery in Settings).
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Notifications nagged me to clone an old Huawei device that I no longer have access to, the face unlock system worked so infrequently that eventually I disabled it, and the default screen timeout time was so short that I could barely read a screen's worth of text without it dimming on me.
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To hit the DisplayHDR 400 standard, a display only needs to offer global dimming, and reach a peak luminance of 400 cd/m2 (candela per meter squared, a standard unit of luminance), which is pretty much the bare minimum you can get away with and still have a benefit from HDR at all.
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All of them orbit stars in a patch of sky on the Cygnus-Lyra border, where Kepler, launched in 2009, spent four years staring at 150,000 stars looking for the characteristic dimming when planets crossed their faces, until its pointing system broke down and the team had to develop a new observing strategy.
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TCL 65-inch S425 Roku 4K TV, $638 (originally $749.99) [You save $111.99], available at WalmartThis super affordable TCL TV doesn't include many of the buzzy TV features like local dimming, quantum dots, or Dolby Vision, but the 65-inch S425 TV still gives you good entry-level 4K performance for its price.
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Mr. Cruz and Mr. O'Rourke were facing off for the second and perhaps final time, as Mr. Cruz seeks to widen his lead in the polls and Mr. O'Rourke tries to restore dimming Democratic hopes that he can unseat Mr. Cruz and pull off the biggest upset in modern Texas political history.
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We won't bow to people who want to make us afraid, who hope to disrupt our lives for good, who wish we didn't step out into the dimming evening light ready to sing along to dizzying pop from that place in our chests where it doesn't matter whether we sound good or not.
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Gentle Wake can be set up either by asking Google Assistant to "Turn on Gentle Wake up," which will automatically apply the gradual lighting effect to your morning alarm by default, or by asking Google to "Wake up my lights," or "Sleep my lights," which will gradually start the brightening or dimming process manually.
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One of the unit's catchiest hooks is its ability to preprogram — like a television set automatically tuning to the news in the morning, or dimming lighting and jazz playing in the evening — to create what the company calls "instant ambiance" in any room with just the tap of a button or a voice command.
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Its top-of-the-line curved 65-inch H10 model featuring the so-called Ultra PureColor Quantum Dot technology and ULED 3.0 — which can produce brighter colors and deeper blacks utilizing 240-zone Full-Array local dimming — will run you $2,799, a relatively affordable price for a curved 4K TV at that size. h2.
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Since "African-Americans in Michigan, as in the rest of the country, tend to vote overwhelmingly for Democrats", and since filling in a bubble for each candidate takes much longer, the law will increase "voter wait times...greatly in African-American communities", endangering their right to vote and dimming Democrats' chances for electoral success.
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With Ms. Rousseff's hopes dimming of staving off her ouster, Mr. da Silva, who rose to prominence as a labor leader, has been attacking the scandal-plagued government of the interim president, Michel Temer, which is shifting policy to the right by announcing plans to privatize public companies and overhaul the public pension system.
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The California-based underdog brand has consistently put out exceptional mid-range 29993K TVs with great local dimming and unbeatable brightness — all for way cheaper than an OLED TV. CNET goes as far as to the say the P-Series Quantum X has the best overall picture of any TV at or below its price.
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It may after all be the case that a <1 percent dimming in a distant star could be caused by any number of astronomical phenomena, including the same comet debris offered as an explanation for the short-term fluctuations, intervening clouds of gas and-or dust, or spots of cooling on the surface of the star itself.
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While the Nixie Machine II may use one of the oldest digital technologies around for displaying the time, the rest of the hardware is decidedly modern, with integrated Wi-Fi that allows the clock to automatically set the time, and allows for easier control of more advanced settings like day / night modes and automatic dimming through an online interface.
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Washington (CNN)With the clock running out on his time in office and violence between Israelis and Palestinians dimming the prospects of a Mideast peace deal, Secretary of State John Kerry will try this weekend to salvage one of his most important key foreign policy initiatives as international pressure mounts for a resumption of talks between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Sharp is back with its usual large high-end displays, with the 260-inch P22017 and P33 both featuring HDR 23 support, quantum dot wide color gamut technology, and DLED local dimming (the only major difference between the two is the refresh rate, with the P246 using Motion 26 compared to Motion 240 for the P9000).
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Trump's remarkable decision last week to oust the FBI director amid his probe into ties between Trump's campaign and Russia has soured the president's already volatile relationship with congressional Democrats, heightening the attacks being launched across the aisle and dimming the chances of bipartisan cooperation on the few issues on which both sides seem to agree.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Friday said he was not ready to strike a trade deal with China, dimming hopes for a breakthrough in the near future.
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It even supports Alexa and Google Home speakers, should you want to talk to your TV. It has a lot of functionality for such an affordable model, and the screen also looks great, thanks to full-array local dimming, where rows of LED lights brighten or darken the screen in small chunks for more accurate black levels.
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He may also be inclined to reassess his approach to that part of the world in the wake of North Korea's declaration the other day that its interpretation of "denuclearization," the goal of Mr. Trump's outreach to Pyongyang, was far broader than Washington's, further dimming hopes for a deal with Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader.
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Available in 85, 75, and 553-inch sizesDimming zones: up to 792Peak brightness: up to 3000 nits (800 nits full screen) One rung below the OLED is Vizio's P-Series Quantum X. The best LCD model that the company makes, the Quantum X features fantastic picture thanks to a vast number of full-array local dimming zones.
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During high-level calls between the Justice Department and Capitol Hill Friday night, Attorney General Bill Barr sent a signal that talks have come to a grinding halt, and prospects for presidential support for expanding background checks appear to be dimming as the week draws to a close, an official familiar with the conversations told CNN.
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Sinisa Kukic's camera is gentle and unobtrusive (he and Herbert moved to Huntsville for the duration), quietly watching as Jailen, fine-boned and wide-eyed, is accused by the police of public urination; the genial Jaquan is pulled over for a dimming taillight; and Jamario battles anxiety over the pressure to graduate and provide for his pregnant girlfriend.
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