It's kind of a new birth: you're your own friend, the passion dims down, the fear dims down and the hysteria dims down.
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Even very simple things like during the mid-day, there's clouds and the light dims a little and then dims back up.
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Or a "Moonlight Mode" dims down to a calming nightlight.
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That dims the prospect of any early German economic recovery.
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The move to remote, in some way, dims that excitement.
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The moment slows down for Tess and all background noise dims.
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It dims with time but it informs many of your experiences.
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Today her hope of being reunited with her precious sister dims.
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As Rouhi's reluctant involvement deepens, the light in her eyes dims.
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At a technical level, I understand why watchOS dims the display.
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The problem comes when the initial glow dims and darkness descends.
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During these tests the TVs' backlight dims, resulting in substantial energy savings.
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I know that celebrating other folks in no way dims my shine.
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Then, the light dims to dusk as the craft continues its descent.
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The light brightens and dims automatically to maximize the birds' biological clocks.
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The light is warm, and gradually dims to assist in falling asleep.
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Then, he dims the overhead bulbs and lets candles set the mood.
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It brightens and dims certain pieces and handles other issues, like dark spots.
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Dust dims the massive stars' light while re-radiating that energy as heat.
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It dims the aura of a president who still has high approval ratings.
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That their commitment to maintaining McDonald's position as a global leader never dims.
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Ana Velazquez, Yardy's event manager, dims the lights and turns up the music.
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A light slowly dims and fades out for a natural progression toward sleep.
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He dims the office lights, leaving just enough light to see his clients' faces.
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Over the course of the afternoon, the sunlight dims and storm clouds roll in.
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If the dot slowly dims out when your thumb passes over it, it's a planet.
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Below the hills of light there is one building whose marquee never dims or darkens.
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As time passes, skin becomes drier, dullness and wrinkles appear and the skin's natural glow dims.
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And one of the first things that dims during online interactions is your empathy, she says.
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Whenever a planet transits in front of its host star, it slightly dims the star's light.
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In Council Bluffs, Iowa, as he called Democrats "the Dims," he attributed the word to Fox.
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A light that slowly dims at night and brightens in the morning to mimic a sunrise
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Once it's turned on, the Glow automatically dims until it completely shuts off after 45 minutes.
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Apple also recommends using the auto-brightness feature, which dims the screen indoors and brightens it outdoors.
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Before the championship excitement dims, there are some other stories by my colleagues you should check out.
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When she dims the lights on the breathy bedroom romp "Invitation," it's like she's cooing into your ear.
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If a star dims and brightens in a repeating cycle, that could mean a planet is orbiting it.
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When a planet crosses "in front" of its host star, it dims the stars' light ever so slightly.
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When a planet passes in front of a distant star, it dims the star's light ever so slightly.
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The audience surrounds the performers as the lighting, by Zack Tinkelman and Ms. Hassabi, brightens and dims throughout.
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Factor in the drag on trade and reduced immigration from leaving the EU, and the outlook dims further.
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Out of respect for friendship's sanctity, when the magic dims, the best thing to do is let go.
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Oumuamua brightens and dims dramatically every 7.3 hours, which suggests that it is rotating about its short axis.
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You can also set timers so it dims as you fall asleep and brightens as you wake up.
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It will create a catalog of nearby stars whose light dims periodically, signaling the presence of an orbiting planet.
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Earlier in the week, ECB President Mario Draghi signaled another round of monetary easing, as the economic outlook dims.
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The feature reportedly dims the display and mutes audio to make it easier to text in dark, quiet theaters.
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The chance of Alaska exporting liquified natural gas, touted by the president himself, greatly dims if trade wars continue.
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Then, when you're ready for bed, the alarm's sunset simulation gradually dims the light according to your set duration.
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The new wearable now has an always-on display that dims, rather than disappears, when you lower your arm.
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The risk is that distancing themselves from Buckingham Palace dims the royal glow that powers Harry and Meghan's celebrity.
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In fact, critics say the very problem is that the modern glow dims the Italian capital's Old World charm.
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Manchin conceded it was likely that Congress still might not act on guns if the renewed gun push dims.
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It's a variable star, which means it regularly dims and brightens, in cycles that can last about 420 days.
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When your wrist is down, it dims to save battery but leaves key features like the watch hands visible.
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He dims the gaslights and then pretends it's only she who thinks they are flickering as the rooms grow darker.
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The model and the robot then stare at each other until the light dims and the screen fades to black.
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Like the fading light from a setting sun, your ability to resist the urge to eat certain foods gradually dims.
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Whenever a planet transits, it slightly dims the light of its parent star enough for an orbiting telescope to measure.
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" A STAR DIMS "Over the years it was about, 'Get her ready for a performance, get her ready for camera.
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The flashlight will turn off after the UpLamp app dims or falls asleep, which happens after specific user-set times.
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If that's the case, astronomers could measure how the planet dims Proxima Centauri when passing in front of the star.
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Because the screen is relatively small and automatically dims while driving, you won't notice the system until you need it.
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As Isaacson follows Leonardo from one locale and occupation to another, his energy never fails and his curiosity never dims.
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As desperate Kurds ally with Assad in Syria, the specter of the Islamic State threatens again, and American power dims.
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The authors of the paper instead found that the light dims far less in infrared wavelengths when compared to ultraviolet.
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His radiant falsetto imperceptibly dims into catacombs of vocal fry, or sails out and wavers as pristinely as a chime.
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There's also a new Bedtime mode (in Do Not Disturb in Settings) that dims the lock screen and hides notifications completely.
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Manufacturing surveys published on Monday showed mounting stress on factories across Europe and Asia as the outlook for global trade dims.
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During these transits, the world slightly dims the star's light, making enough of a change that can be detected from Earth.
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Ninth House is willing to go dark, but it never dims so far as to feel like it's punishing its readers.
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You'd still need to explain the Sun going below the horizon as it dims—we'll get to that in a sec.
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When the Moon dims the Sun for a few minutes next week, scientists will get a rare view of our star.
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The lamp also responds to hand claps, which turn it on or off, as well as hand waves, which dims it.
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Manufacturing surveys released on Monday showed mounting stress on factories across Europe and Asia as the outlook for global trade dims.
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It creates more of a contrast that highlights the subject (a little too much at times), and dims what's behind it.
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I regret to say, that dream dims with every day President Trump fails to stand up to Congress on immigration reform.
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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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As the fate of the US's Kurdish allies dims with the US leaving, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his allies are pleased.
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The neobank currently does not offer these, per Business Insider Australia, and also doesn't charge customers fees, which dims its profitability prospects.
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The sunlight slowly dims, bathing the surroundings in an eerie twilight that produces colours with shades rarely seen in the natural world.
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It means that instead of turning off when you're not looking at it, the screen dims and still shows you important information.
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It would be better to let Yiannopoulos speak, calmly explain why he should not be listened to, and watch as his fame dims.
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Using motion sensors, Barcelona has implemented smart lighting in its street lights which dims and brightens depending on activity by cars or pedestrians.
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During these passes — or transits — the planet periodically dims the star's light, making enough of a change that can be seen from Earth.
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And when the moon dims the star, it happens in a different way every time because the moon is orbiting around the planet.
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A glacier-shaped headpiece made with LED strips slowly dims as time passes, recalling the melting of glaciers due to global climate change.
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It was clear enough straight on; however, to get the full effect, HP automatically dims the laptop's screen to a fairly dark level.
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They're a surprising harbinger of a planet destined to keep most of its fossil fuels in the ground as the Fossil Age dims.
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This is called the transit method: The star's light momentarily dims when a planet, in orbit around a star, crosses in front of it.
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It's an oddball object that occasionally dims by more than 20 percent, and it's been in the news for more than a year now.
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This could mean another star passing in front of the pair dims the light from them, or that the stars themselves are slightly unstable.
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After you're up and moving, the Wake-Up light dims and adjusts to your room lighting to maintain a comfortable brightness that's not intrusive.
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As the focus on fancy degrees dims compared to tangible experience, it becomes increasingly hard to justify putting that much money toward an MBA.
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"Estimating the amount of dust that dims the tip of the red giant branch in the Large Magellanic Cloud is very difficult," he said.
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Strength in the dollar, which makes U.S. wheat relatively more expensive for overseas buyers and dims export prospects, also contributed to the bearish tone.
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Strength in the dollar, which makes U.S. wheat relatively more expensive to overseas buyers and dims export prospects, also contributed to the bearish tone.
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Now the Series 5 introduces a new feature: an always-on display that dims when not in use and doesn't perceptibly reduce battery life.
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Bond yields tend to trade broadly in line with crude prices, which shed over 1 percent, as cheaper oil dims the outlook for inflation.
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And that's why we have statutes of limitations for crime — not because our desire for justice dims, but because our chance of achieving it does.
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The display dims when you look away to text on your phone or squeeze in a few more minutes of Fire Emblem on your 3DS.
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The stage dims, signaling the start of the set, and Florence Welch's vocals for "Sweet Nothing" pipe in a capella from the walls of speakers.
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It projects a warm, soft glow that gradually dims as you fall asleep, and then brightens like a sunrise when it's time to wake up.
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You can set alarms to wake you up to music of your choice, and the face dims at night so it doesn't keep you awake.
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" P.S. Wall Street Journal lead story, "Global Growth Loses Steam: Shift dims outlook for stocks as some investors turn to safer assets such as bonds.
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Potts offers tea; Lumière dims the lights just at the right moments, while somehow escaping the incessant firmware upgrades that plague our real-world smart lights.
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One way is to watch as these planets pass between their host star and Earth — what's known as a transit — which slightly dims the star's light.
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The device ($89 for a single light, $169 for a pair) dims and brightens on a schedule you set in an app—and, really, that's it.
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Finally, the Messenger team has produced a much more dramatic Dark Mode version, where the brights and dims switch places, for a striking photo-negative effect.
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Many people have witnessed lunar eclipses, where Earth's shadow dims the Moon, or a partial solar eclipse, where the Moon blots out part of the Sun.
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As visitors enter the 131' space, they influence the luminosity, which brightens or dims, reacting to the movements, be it human or the wind rushing through.
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When an exoplanet passes in front of its host star, the star's brightness dims slightly — but sometimes, that's just enough for Kepler to observe from space.
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In Syria, the Trump announcement dims the country's prospects of restoring Israeli-occupied parts of the Golan Heights, after years of failed negotiations over the territory.
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That revealed how much the dust dims the stars there, and thus how bright they truly are — allowing the stars to be used as standard candles.
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When it senses approaching vehicles, it dims the high beams; when it sees speed limits and stop signs, it displays them as icons on the dash.
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Whenever an exoplanet passes directly between its parent star and Earth, it slightly dims the star's light, which is a minuscule change that Kepler could detect.
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Time dictates its own tyranny: it slowly consumes bodies with diseases and old age, it silently dims faces and events that were once vivid in our minds.
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And depending on how gradually it dims and how quickly it brightens, you can infer information about the length of its orbit and the size of the planet.
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Mojave, its latest update, brings in a ton of incremental updates for the service that include a "dark mode" that dims most of the elements on the screen.
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Other planets are found by observing stars and recording when they dim slightly — the light of a planet dims slightly when it crosses the path of a star.
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The ultimate goal of the project will be to determine why this star's light dims at such irregular intervals, and at times by as much as 20 percent.
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Behind a thick black curtain, Mr. Dobesh dims the twinkling "stars" on the pod's black ceiling and sleeps until a restaurant pager buzzes to signify the session's end.
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Inevitably, because love can be perishable, there is the question of what to do when that love dims, when the appeal of the city is not there anymore.
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The GOP's opposition to domestic spending dims prospects for a big infrastructure plan; its preference for market forces casts doubt on a deal for new pharmaceutical industry price constraints.
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Wilson goes further, saying that if the recent rally is sustained, it might start a period of volatility and shifting market leadership that dims the outlook for the market.
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Unlike other bioluminescent organisms, fungi emit a constant light, possibly to attract spore-transporting insects, that dims and intensifies according to a circadian clock that still isn't quite understood.
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The Bishopsgate skyscraper will harvest 1m data points a day, to optimise use of resources such as air-conditioning, and offer glass that dims noise in open-plan offices.
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It prevents action on pressing real issues, from immigration to welfare; it erodes Americans' faith in their government and its institutions; and it dims the beacon of American democracy abroad.
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Each kit lets you build three types of lamps: a touch version, one that dims, and a proximity lamp where brightness is controlled by hovering your hand over a pad.
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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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That smart-lighting company knows when the owner of its product comes home, when he goes, when he dims the lights for a date and when he leaves them on.
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The glossy sheen of familiar IP fades away, the star power dims, the plot falls to pieces, and we're left realizing how shoddily constructed it all was in the first place.
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However, as one could tend to think that Jupiter's legendary gift-giving expansiveness dims in such a restrictive sign, there is gold to be mined as we peek under its surface.
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To represent sunrise and sunset, the most important times of the day back when sun dials were in prevalent use, the LED also slowly dims and brightens in the evenings and morn.
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The very affordable Walmart Great Value LED 60 Watt Equivalent is the best LED bulb for using in an overhead fixture because it dims well and spreads light evenly in all directions.
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Of course, Richard, who was just a child during the war, is guilty only of the evil of banality, the moral myopia that dims most of our lucky lives in the West.
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In addition to waking you up, the Philips Wake-Up Light can help you relax before bed at night with its sunset simulation, which dims the light to help you wind down.
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With Brazilian interest rates at a record low 4.25% — and likely to go even lower as the economic outlook dims — a weak exchange rate is simply "the new normal," according to Guedes.
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They both work on the same principle, which is really quite simple: when a planet (or anything else) passes between us and a star (a "transit"), the brightness of that star temporarily dims.
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What's more, as the man in the marriage, he legally still holds total sway over the couple's finances, a fact that becomes more and more problematic as Colette's star rises, and Willy's dims.
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It's also VESA DisplayHDR 23 certified, the highest level of certification possible, meaning that it reaches a brightness of at least 1,400 nits, supports wide color gamut, and dims at the pixel level.
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Analysts will be looking to see whether the death of Soleimani robs the Quds force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps of its coherence and dims its regional power at least at first.
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While production cuts have again bolstered oil prices, the optimism may fade, as shale producers in the United States jump back into the market and the rise of renewables dims prospects for demand.
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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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Weighted Blanket — $20133 See Details You've already heard about blue light's negative effect on sleep, but this lightbulb goes a step further and imitates a sunset as it dims gradually, no dimmer switch required.
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And then that one person writes one thing that dims your light but that's the thing you can't let it dim your light, because what I've realized — it's really not your problem, it's theirs.
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The second method requires the planet and its star to sit in the same plane as Earth so that, seen from Earth, it crosses the face of its parent and thus slightly dims it.
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In the 1990s, the Dutch government set up a Drugs Information Monitoring System (DIMS), where drug users can anonymously submit their drugs for testing and find out whether they contain fentanyl or other deadly substances.
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Outlook dims for criminal justice reform bill Meanwhile over in the Senate, the outlook for a criminal justice reform bill looks dim, despite support from President Donald Trump and a large bipartisan group of lawmakers.
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Their screen personas are on full display — but so are the more telling moments when, say, a shadow dims Ms. Reynolds's normally sunny disposition, or footage reveals Ms. Fisher, who was bipolar, in manic phases.
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His 44 percent approval rating in the most recent NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll — much weaker than that of other new presidents in recent years — dims prospects for attracting new supporters for his legislative goals.
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The staff pulls a huge grey curtain in front of the Snapbot, dims the lights and then a countdown timer appears on the rotating TVs to show how long it will be until it is filled.
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Why it matters: Given the deteriorating international situation, the likely outlook for U.S. defense spending dims the prospects for Mattis's long-term strategic goals — and for the military's ability to catch up after years of atrophy.
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Japan's core machinery orders tumbled the most in 18 months in November after solid gains in prior months, adding to uncertainty over the outlook as domestic demand stays subdued and China's slowdown dims global growth prospects.
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Series 5 Watches will have a low-energy, always-on display that dims instead of shutting off when you drop your arm, and it will have a new battery with a claimed 18 hours per charge.
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Instead of limiting what's shown on the display to extend battery life, like most other smartwatches, the Series 21 dims the brightness, but it retains all of the same visuals you'd normally see while using it.
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Meanwhile, Pokémon Go does have a battery saver mode that dims the screen and makes other changes to preserve juice, but it temporarily pulled the feature from the iPhone version of the app due to bugs.
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Thanks to a matte finish and a light sensor that imperceptibly dims and lightens the screen to match its surroundings, it all somehow looks intimate and lovely, and not—as one might fear—cheesy and horrible.
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The ruling against Tarique Rahman, who was tried in absentia as he is living in exile in London, dims the future of his Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) ahead of the South Asian nation's next election in December.
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It is also investing in better services ranging from augmented reality apps to delivery and assembly, as competition grows and the appeal of its out-of-town warehouse stores dims on the back of the online shift.
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Even in Joe Levasseur's continually shifting lighting — which is more hectic than evocative as it dims, brightens and eventually bathes the stage in a rosy blush — "Wilderness" is as barren as a department store at opening time.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - IKEA Group's new CEO will focus on developing new stores and showrooms in city centers as the surge in e-commerce and home delivery dims the appeal of its giant out-of-town warehouse stores.
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It also has an accelerometer and gyroscope inside, to make it aware of the rolling gesture for volume adjustment, and it has a proximity sensor so that it lights when you're near and dims when you walk away.
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The legislation was promoted by a Netanyahu loyalist and is considered to have worked to the prime minister's advantage by excluding potential rivals, because the three-year delay dims some of the celebrity shine from the retiring generals.
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So instead of the harsher blue light you'd be blasting your eyes with at night, the Home Hub's screen brightens and dims to a warmer and softer hue that's both better for waking up and going to sleep to.
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"Customers will be able to ask Alexa for a flickering campfire light for playtime, a Sleep Timer that gradually dims as bedtime nears, or, coming soon, a dance party with music and lights," Amazon said of the Echo Glow.
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" When she is entertaining, Ms. Williams said, she dims all the lights and uses a combination of LED candles and small votives on the dining table, mantels and side tables: "The softer light creates a more romantic, festive feel.
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A stretch in jail for forgery scarcely dims her ambition; and when she's hounded by debt collectors — and learns that delinquent debt is Buffalo's main industry — she persuades Wizz to give her a desk in his scummy collection agency.
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A raft of bleak data has prompted economists to raise bets of monetary easing at the MAS' next semi-annual policy meeting in October, or even earlier if the global growth outlook dims and the U.S. Federal Reserve cuts interest rates.
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We hear all the time from NASA how, just recently, we've discovered a planet that has five or six other planets in its orbit or how the Tabby Star dims in such a way as to suggest an alien megastructure.
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I don't have much issue with the resolution or color accuracy of the MateBook 213's screen, and I love the 216:213 aspect ratio, but the automatic brightness adjustment is annoyingly aggressive and dims the screen to nearly unusable levels.
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Traders still expect the Fed, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, and other central banks to cut rates in coming months as the outlook for global growth dims, which will be a major driver of currency moves in coming months.
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EU reality dims British demands BRUSSELS - Britain will "continue to play a full role until we leave", Prime Minister Theresa May told fellow leaders at her first EU summit; but for many Britons in Brussels that is a forlorn hope.
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Among its other effects, the loss of all these GOP quasi-moderates dims the prospects for bipartisan cooperation on, say, carbon taxes, like the much-discussed carbon tax proposal from the Climate Leadership Council, backed by several (retired, moderate) Republicans.
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When the brightness of these stars dims slightly due to a planet passing in front of the star, scientists on Earth are able to determine quite a bit about that planet, such as its size and distance from the sun.
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It is both very sad and very honest; Oberst navigates it with a sensitive touch that is never too heavy, but which underlines the statement of his record: capitalism dims our emotional lives, steals joy, and, at its worst, overrides our humanity.
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Seven of the 10 cuts are Bradbery co-writes, but every track on the album exudes a brand-new sound and grown-up content that dims the view of that "blonde country girl off of The Voice," as she describes her former self.
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The desire to be accepted as an individual and appreciated for everything you do for others, your friends and your community, is perfectly normal and healthy, but you're especially sensitive right now; to impersonal social climbing and whatever else dims your shine.
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To Cameron, now 20 months old, Alexa isn't just a virtual assistant — she's the house DJ, the reminder to take the lasagna out of the oven and the one who dims the lights when we're too tired to get off the couch.
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The view on the left shows solar wind (a flow of charged particles issued from the sun), captured by NASA's STEREO spacecraft; the image on the right shows the same view after computer processing that dims the stars, allowing scientists to better observe the wind.
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Google claims one 15-minute "quick charge" session gives you seven hours of battery life, and I found this only to be true if I used the phone's Battery Saver feature for the last few hours, which dims the screen and reduces background app activity.
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Satellites can be seen for a few hours around dusk and dawn when they catch the light from the Sun as the sky dims, but they won't reflect light for many hours of the night whenever they are in the shadow of the Earth.
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Whether it's finally glimpsing the view from the Throat of the World to feeling your heart rate pick up when your screen dims around a hidden Word Wall, it's a sensory masterpiece that remains exciting through all eight billion playthroughs the average player attempts.
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Clarida's comments that he was open to a rate cut if the U.S. economy dims, coming on top of the tariff worries, pushed U.S. Treasury yields to their lowest levels since September 2017, further eroding the interest rate advantage between U.S. yields and other government debt.
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Clarida's comments that he was open to a rate cut if the U.S. economy dims, coming on top of the tariff worries, pushed U.S. Treasury yields to their lowest levels since September 2017, further eroding the interest rate advantage between U.S. yields and other government debt.
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For example, you can launch a particular app at a certain time, turn off Wi-Fi when the screen dims, put your phone on silent as soon as you enter a specific area, protect certain apps with a passcode, or change the device wallpaper on a timer.
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Which means an ambient mode where the TV dims when not in use—matching or complementing the wall and surrounding lighting, support for AMD Freesync via HDMI, support for Apple AirPlay 2 and iTunes Movies and TV Shows, and soon support for Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
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DIMS also functions as a monitoring system, issuing national media warnings when especially lethal substances are detected, and shares some of its data with law enforcement agencies--not to prosecute individual users and low-level dealers, but to locate the source of new or deadly drugs.
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Three planets, one starTESS hunts for planets using what&aposs known as the transit method: The telescope measures light from thousands of stars, then notes when a particular star&aposs light dims, since that&aposs a sign that a planet has passed in front of it.
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But it also has a 17.3-inch G-Sync monitor with a 144Hz refresh rate built in (cheaper builds drop to a 60Hz non-G-Sync display), and Tobii eye tracking, which naturally brightens the screen when I'm looking at it, and dims it when I look away.
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For those hoping for change, the good news is that, as the public mood towards offshore financial shenanigans dims, more and more employees of financial firms and law firms seem willing to slip hard drives packed with data pointing to dodgy goings-on to the media or other watchdogs.
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Another smart example of this isn't at the system level, it's — bear with me — the "battery saver" feature of Pokémon Go. In case you haven't played: the battery-saver feature, when turned on, dims the screen and sound effects when you hold your phone upside down by your side.
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If you wanted to check on WASP-19b yourself, start here in the Vela constellation (Image: ESO education and Public Outreach)The researchers began peering at WASP-19b around that time, and they got some intriguing data in something called a light curve, which is the measure of how much the light dims when a planet transits a star.
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Yet for its residents Montreal's charisma never dims, and with its affordable rents and thriving food scene — where a $10 gravy-soaked poutine from La Banquise and the foie gras at the gourmand-beloved institution Joe Beef command equal respect — it's not hard to see why the city is home to so many writers, artists and musicians.
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The journey to the Chhota Shigri Glacier, in the Himalayan peaks of northern India, begins thousands of feet below, in New Delhi—a city of twenty-five million people, where smoke from diesel trucks and cow-dung fires dims the sky and where the temperature on a hot summer day can reach a hundred and fifteen degrees.
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As Broadway dims its lights at 7:45 on Wednesday night to honor the playwright Edward Albee, who died on Friday, watch the movie version of his masterpiece about soul-sucking academics: Richard Burton as a professor; Elizabeth Taylor as his wife, a college president's daughter; and George Segal and Sandy Dennis as the young faculty couple they've invited over.
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"We also believe that if AMLO succeeds in implementing at least some of his social spending proposals, there will be little money left for the government to support productive activities and hence private investment could plummet as consumer confidence decreases, economic growth dims, and some of the most market-friendly reforms are (or are attempted to be) reversed," Elias said.
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I've committed, uncommitted, and recommitted to apps like Flux, to adjust the color temperature of my screen; Time Out, for reminders to look away every so often (every 20 minutes for 20 seconds at a time); WriteRoom or the dark theme in Bear, so I can type white text onto a blank, black screen; and most recently HazeOver, which dims other windows I'm not actively working in.
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