So if you want to "dynamically" score the growth benefits of this kind of thing, you also ought to dynamically update the distributional accounts.
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Uber now dynamically recommends different ride types Uber now dynamically recommends different ride types In particular, Uber could block disruption by scooter-specific startups like Spin, Bird or Skip.
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And when you do take action, do it dynamically, forcefully.
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Mary Harron ("I Shot Andy Warhol") directs the series dynamically.
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Streaming channels should be dynamically filtered based on the user.
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Revolutionising cloud gaming with dynamically distributed interactive 3D content delivery.
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We're dynamically shifting here so fast, I can't even tell you.
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Banks will probably be forced to price their loans more dynamically.
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So it's dynamically moving with you as you're reading the story.
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Stoplights will dynamically change to reduce congestion and optimize driving routes.
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Delta doesn't publish an award chart, and prices flights more dynamically.
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On a third day, the same stretches were all done dynamically.
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Their histories dynamically come to life in Joy Out of Fire.
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First, activities in cyberspace have the benefit of being dynamically scalable.
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Internet traffic is resilient and can dynamically reroute around any problems.
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Dynamically speaking, though, the RF is essentially the same as any Miata.
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Relan likens the concept to how Google's pagerank dynamically orders online data.
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It's an effective motivational system, dynamically altering the game before your eyes.
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Third, helping a small business dynamically grow their business is incredibly difficult.
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Or optimizing supply chain transactions dynamically by relating patterns from the past?
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To make a basket, the robot had to learn to move dynamically.
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Amazon will dynamically reduce quality if you're on a low bandwidth connection.
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It depicts an athlete in action, dynamically stiff-arming an unseen opponent.
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"We had a creature called the nightmare, that appears dynamically," he said.
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Texturally and dynamically, it's a great finale thing to leave all that behind.
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This account is maintained dynamically and is currently 4.3% of the pool's balance.
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Every element of the Trump plan points synergistically, interactively, and dynamically towards growth.
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The red cube data has seven partitions; it's dynamically reencrypted at all times.
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But we are and we will dynamically reprioritize where and how we're investing.
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That's thank to an LTPO display, which refreshes dynamically from 33Hz to 60Hz.
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The second new app, Sound Amplifier, dynamically mediates external sound for Android users.
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It positions itself dynamically between what was, what is, and what will be.
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That refresh rate dynamically adjusts depending on what you're viewing for smarter power conservation.
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In another embodiment, the triangles making up the triangular tessellations are dynamically sized triangles.
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We must constantly look for additional side effects and dynamically adapt whatever we do.
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Duo dynamically adjusts the video and audio quality to suit whatever connection you're on.
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"The German market is developing more dynamically than expected," VDA president Matthias Wissmann said.
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Hurricanes feed off warm water and are totally different dynamically compared to a winter storm.
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Dynamically inserted ads now account for 48.8 percent of podcast ads business, the report says.
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They record in pairs, with the mics being dynamically used to noise cancel as needed.
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It's essentially a scrollable list of large icons that dynamically prioritize themselves based on use.
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Consumers need a way to dynamically answer the questions that enable them to make purchases.
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These screens will change dynamically throughout the game to feed that information to the spectators.
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"Airlines can't price dynamically without a good forecasting system," said Migacore co-founder Abheer Kolhatkar.
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"There's a lot of stars, it's dynamically unstable, there's a lot of radiation," Christiansen said.
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She has made an engrossing, dynamically shot movie that moves with real fluidity and complexity.
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But he said the coronavirus outbreak was developing "far more dynamically" than he had expected.
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But he said the coronavirus outbreak was developing "far more dynamically" than he had expected.
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They illustrate poignantly the changes to American society that dynamically occur around us each day.
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It sends brightness metadata dynamically as the video plays, and supports brighter and more colorful video.
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Together, the system makes it possible to dynamically change and customize an object's appearance many times.
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It's a pretty complex process that can dynamically adjust 200 times a second, according to Apple.
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What I'm asking for is a system that acts dynamically, which is what politics should do.
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Dynamically, it doesn't much differ from his hard-thumping productions — only the component parts are different.
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Using publicly available data from research firm CapitalIQ, we assembled the index to update dynamically each month.
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Too many ads, too many slideshows, too much dynamically embedded content without much value to the user.
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So he developed a "delegation" process that allowed every ZonePlayer to dynamically assign duties to one another.
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These tax cuts will be dynamically scored, which means that, on paper, they will be revenue neutral.
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Known as "Touch Bar," it changes dynamically depending on whatever application is being used at the time.
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The new generation of algorithm-based machine learning technologies dynamically tune to data as it is processed.
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Unlike other forms of digital entertainment, games are interactive experiences that dynamically change based on player input.
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Unlike other companies, Samsung isn't trying to dynamically change the refresh rate based on what's the screen.
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A new "adaptive sound" feature also dynamically adjusts the volume based on the noise of your surroundings.
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It's even optimized to support active HDR that adjusts images dynamically to provide consistent quality for all scenes.
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The gaming studio is working on tech that allows gaming content to dynamically scale based on the environment.
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Raibert's research is devoted to the study of systems that move dynamically, including physical robots and animated creatures.
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Payment options are shown dynamically, so users can decide how quickly they want to pay down their debt.
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Then there's Adventures, multiplayer experiences that spawn dynamically in public spaces; some are combat-driven, others more exploratory.
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Currently, placing ads into them dynamically — using computer programs to target precise audiences with different ads — isn't widespread.
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Moreover, it's crucial to dynamically limit employee access to only the systems each person needs for their tasks.
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The drivers behind this assumption include issues of empathy, context, human judgment, dynamically dealing with changing circumstances, etc.
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Media apps get notifications that dynamically change color to match the theme of cover art, and they look nice.
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The patent outlines some interesting ways that a dynamically tightening Apple Watch band could send notifications to a user.
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Instead, DimeTime is a true virtual reality solution, converting playbooks into virtual experiences that players can interact with dynamically.
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These adventures spawn dynamically on the Minecraft Earth map and are designed for multiple people to get involved in.
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This diffusion avoids any single point of failure by allowing the network to dynamically reroute data through the mesh.
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Tap the Fn key and hey presto, the Touch Bar appears, changing dynamically based on the app you're using.
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That's because Tonal was constantly monitoring the quality of my reps and, based on that, dynamically adjusted the weight.
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Kiosked, a company that dynamically inserts ads into a publisher's content, has a new CEO — co-founder Antti Pasila.
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It includes Touch ID and is easily accessible, customizable, and has the relevant controls displayed dynamically in each app.
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Everything was flavored—AI personalities, buildings, units, wonders— and these flavors were weighed and changed dynamically during the game.
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Tinder prices its products dynamically, taking into account various factors like age, location, length of subscription and other factors.
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Interestingly, Samsung says it isn't bothering trying to dynamically adjust that rate depending on what the screen is doing.
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They're also shot specifically for online viewing, and they include dynamically generated problem sets and one-on-one tutoring.
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All these functions can be set remotely, put on a schedule, and programmed to react dynamically according to conditions.
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Her figures appear to move dynamically like dancers across the space, their feet often shaped as though en pointe.
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They are another expression of his dialectical thinking, in this case, of two people, or things, coming together dynamically.
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To do that would require outside cameras and software that dynamically computes the lighting in the room in real time.
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This isn't the first time we've seen a company attempt to dynamically charge an electric vehicle while it's being driven.
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At the start of each round, warriors can summon persistent "buildables" onto the playing field that dynamically alter the game.
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We all felt nudged to grow, recreate and reform old parts of ourselves, and discover ways to live more dynamically.
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Pricing for placement "is dynamically determined based on user impressions, market demand, and site activity," Weedmaps told WIRED last summer.
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Passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act would further spur GDP growth, so the bill should be scored dynamically.
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These additional add-on services are being priced dynamically by Tinder to see what prices work best in which geographies.
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Google also says that volume will "dynamically adjust" depending on the environment you're in using a feature called Adaptive Sound.
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Listeners subscribe to a show, download it, and therefore experience ads that are baked in as opposed to dynamically inserted.
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The screen uses a new low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) OLED display that refreshes dynamically anywhere between 2330Hz and 2460Hz.
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When an item within a frame is re-sized or changed, the content around it dynamically adjusts along with it.
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Android apps can be dynamically resized like any regular window, though when you flip to tablet mode they're full-screen only.
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One way involves dynamically rewriting the JavaScript code that checks for a blocker, forcing it to think there is no blocker.
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Head tracking: The ability of the screen to dynamically change what you're seeing as you move your head in different directions.
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Freenome, a San Francisco-based startup, has created an Adaptive Genomics Engine that helps dynamically detect disease signatures in your blood.
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It will be dynamically assigned to specific needs (like ink if you buy a printer) before you realize you have them.
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Replacing the function keys, Touch Bar is a retina touchscreen strip which changes dynamically based on what apps are in use.
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Additional software to monitor pricing allows the company to dynamically pitch energy sources to the various markets that would need it.
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Beijing already had the world's most sophisticated internet control system, dynamically blocking a huge swath of foreign web domains, including Google.
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The piece, dynamically backlit by the rising and setting sun, establishes a cadence and tempo for the exhibition as a whole.
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"Machine learning dynamically reconfigures sensor deployment, so you are capturing much more detail which you could not otherwise do," Hamilton said.
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What worries her most is not protracted low oil prices, but "how quickly and dynamically" Russia can improve its business environment.
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The Touch Bar dynamically changes to offer users the most appropriate tools and controls needed for the app currently in use.
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"If you want to program something that detects jokes dynamically, you have to insert some sort of an algorithm," Taylor explained.
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In short, they dynamically prioritize and combine these different techniques depending on the environment in which the video is being recorded.
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The AirPods Pro are designed to dynamically adjust how much noise cancellation is applied on the fly based on your environment.
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The initial winners in each of these spaces rely heavily upon the ability to dynamically and accurately price supply in real time.
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The streaming service has used this adaptive approach before for its video feeds, which adjust dynamically to prevent them from cutting out.
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One issue is that the information you enter on one screen may dynamically shape the contents of the next screen you see.
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"Every time a new query is fired, the data gets dynamically re-encrypted," said Depastas, referring to its use of oblivious RAM.
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You enter data once and the system uses pre-built knowledge, deal data and document automation to dynamically build all the outputs.
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Enemies have a much greater awareness of the environment than before, they can communicate with one another, they can dynamically pair up.
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"We also want to stress that monetary policy should be adjusted dynamically depending on the judgment towards the economic situation," he added.
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It will also be dynamically adaptable: instead of spending millions of dollars to map every road, with enough driver data a Comma.
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After Loopt was acquired for $5.53 million in 2006, Yam founded AdWhirl, which allowed iPhone developers to dynamically select their ad networks.
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This ability to shift approach on issues without electoral repercussions has allowed Merkel to respond dynamically to changes in the political climate.
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Prices for clients are calculated dynamically, meaning that it depends on supply, demand and requirements of the job at any given time.
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Notably, the company will also begin offering dynamically inserted ads in the Hulu with With Live TV experience sometime later this quarter.
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We need to reconsider advertising for this post-digital world where screens allow media to be bought programmatically, with dynamically formed creative.
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PetroChina said it would "dynamically optimise" and adjust spending this year from an earlier planned budget of 8.33 billion yuan ($41.66 billion).
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Screenshot: GizmodoA lot of the differences are behind the scenes: Volumes can change size dynamically, for instance, while partitions have a fixed size.
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To make it harder, the video suggests you can "dynamically pop up with control," meaning you turn the simple step into a hop.
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Successful businesses grow dynamically, but they also try to create oases of stability and tolerance in which they can perfect their production methods.
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PayPal today is introducing new checkout technology for e-commerce sites that will dynamically present the most relevant payment method for each customer.
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"The demand from companies for new employees is declining slightly and employment is continuing to increase, albeit less dynamically than recently," Terzenbach added.
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Other cities have developed augmented reality tours that can guide tourists in real-time to less congested spaces by dynamically adjusting their routes.
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That's exactly what London-based tech company Umbrellium has designed: the Starling Crossing is an interactive crosswalk that responds dynamically to its environment.
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The upswing of the German economy will continue, albeit less dynamically, Krueger said, predicting quarterly growth rates of "standard size rather than XXL".
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"The Chinese have progressed rather dynamically and they've also clearly advanced over the past two years in terms of quality," Kuhnert told reporters.
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And farther down the road is the tantalizing possibility that cars in motion will be charged "dynamically," on the street, by the street.
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Often the ads are sold dynamically in an auction — different companies offer to pay different amounts to get your attention at different times.
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The ultimate goal is trying to create something that, in perpetuity, can dynamically and better focus on helping creative project come to life.
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For those who remember the old-school Photo Booth effects on the Mac, think of these getting a 2018 update that could work dynamically.
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Instead of being locked in at refresh rate, the Razer Phone's display can dynamically adjust its refresh rate, ramping up to 120Hz when necessary.
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Spencer's special weapon is an extending arm that can latch onto multiple surfaces, pulling him up to platforms or swinging dynamically through the air.
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According to Graphiq GM Alex Rosenberg, Graphiq works with hundreds of publishers, including TechCrunch and now Reuters, to put dynamically generated infographics into articles.
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As the viewer changes his or her point of view, viewpoints are dynamically switched, with the one in focus always showing the optimal resolution.
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"Rates of production curbs are based on the operation situations and emission levels at companies and will be adjusted dynamically," said the draft plan.
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The Philharmonic program opened with the premiere of an engrossing 55-minute oratorio by the Hungarian composer Peter Eotvos, conducted dynamically by Daniel Harding.
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It's made up of music, ambient sound and sound effects that dynamically adjust depending on where the reader is up to in the story.
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Despite the "difficult blockade," they have "firmly trusted, absolutely supported and dynamically implemented our Party's line of simultaneously promoting the two fronts," Kim said.
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The new app will better support video shot in other formats and orientations, by dynamically adapting its player to whatever video you're currently watching.
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AT&T (T) said in a statement that its network is controlled by software that allows it to dynamically adjust to changes in demand.
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Instead, Pinker argued, I think we're seeing a somewhat different psychological phenomenon: dynamically sorting ourselves into coalitions defined by moralistic condemnation of designated enemies.
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As it stands, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration mandates that vehicles have distinct high and low beams, disallowing lights that can dynamically adjust.
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This new design allows them to move around much more dynamically, including actually walking, and offers plenty of range of motion for their arms.
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So, what if Apple made a TV with ProMotion that dynamically adjusted the refresh rate for the content being displayed, just like the iPad Pro?
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Working site specifically and dynamically with the gallery's space seems to be encouraged at Sara Zanin Gallery, and has been since its opening in 2007.
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The new cans use Pure ANC, a technology that continuously monitors ambient noise and dynamically alters its noise-cancelling approach as the surrounding sound changes.
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While not overtly interactive like a video game, Dear Angelica adapts to your field of vision, dynamically moving the brushstroke action in front of you.
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Maleficent II (TBA): The Sleeping Beauty inspired prequel raked in $20163 million dollars, so it's no surprise Disney is keeping the dynamically drowsy franchise going.
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It won't be enough to look backwards at your past behavior — your creditworthiness will change dynamically as you move around, make purchases and stay active.
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Since the sensing and projection happen so quickly, any misalignment between the "dynamically-deforming target and the projected images" is undetectable to the human eye.
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Based on our surveys last month, we saw that users want to walk down a grocery store aisle and have their shopping list sort dynamically.
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It started one way dynamically and it's shifted so many times over the years because now you guys have been a band for a while.
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Terzenbach added that the demand from companies for new employees was declining only slightly and employment was continuing to increase, albeit less dynamically than recently.
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Our process forced us to look at our strategy, goals, and organization in relation to the dynamically changing industry we compete in as a company.
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Risk parity is an investment strategy that dynamically adjusts portfolio allocations to stocks, bonds and commodities based on the respective volatility of the asset classes.
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The distinction between filters that apply dynamically to users and those that apply dynamically to environments and scenes might seem minor in terms of advertiser appeal, but in fact, they've very different things that could open up a lot of potential opportunity not available right now to brands who don't necessarily have an easy way to advertise what they're doing on a human's face.
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BGA head Holger Bingmann said on Wednesday German exports would expand less dynamically in the second half of the year because global economic growth was slowing.
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The first step is to run the polynomial dynamically—that is, to iterate it by feeding each output back into the polynomial as the next input.
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Or dynamically adjusting the suspension on curvy roads, with the car "leaning" into curves like a motorcyclist does, meaning you feel the curves a lot less.
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Raibert's laboratory at MIT, the Leg Lab, is well-known for its work on systems that move dynamically, including legged robots, simulated mechanisms and animated figures.
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Seeing the flames from the fire react dynamically in the reflections on the car is a good example of why people are excitied about ray tracing.
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You can start your journey with a suggested location or choose your own, and from there on the game dynamically generates options of places to explore.
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Others allocate IP addresses dynamically, so that they may change many times in a single session, or they share one between many users, which complicates identification.
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Other titles like Titanfall 2 also boost the resolution up to 4K, but dynamically alter it based on GPU load to keep smooth gameplay at 703fps.
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Raibert's laboratory at MIT, the Leg Lab, is well known for its work on systems that move dynamically, including legged robots, simulated mechanisms, and animated figures.
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The EU hates the Swiss set-up, because it is not dynamically updated to changed single-market rules and there is no agreed dispute-settlement mechanism.
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But that balance of loud/soft, happy/sad—for want of better fucking terms—has been there from the get, lyrically, dynamically, within the musical structures.
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Ideally, I want to give them very little direction so that something spontaneous or, if I'm working more psycho-dynamically, something unconscious is going to emerge.
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That's fine, that's a good solution for now… but what we're able to do is take one single core and dynamically throttle it down or up.
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Such objects, dubbed "pristine comets" or "dynamically new comets" feature unperturbed surfaces and structure, having avoided a close encounter with the Sun for billions of years.
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The passwords that are being dynamically banned across Microsoft services (including Outlook, Skype, Xbox and more) are pulled from the annual "Worst Password List" by SplashData.
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Raibert's laboratory at MIT, the Leg Lab, is well known for its work on systems that move dynamically, including legged robots, simulated mechanisms and animated figures.
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There are a few reasons: sometimes, when visiting a site, the page will build dynamically based on the applications running on something like Amazon Web Services.
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OfferMoments – OfferMoments is producing the world's first billboard that knows exactly who is walking toward it and can dynamically generate a personalised advert in real time.
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The feature dynamically generates "smart spots" that are easy to drive to and close to the origin or destination of several people seeking an Express POOL.
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Clearly, to his eye, Hartigan's dynamically brushed images, which applied the lessons of abstraction to figurative ends, were not a retreat but a new way forward.
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At one point they discussed "burp tech—to dynamically insert burps," but the project failed, likely resulting in Roiland reverting to his painful, beer-based process.
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A tall young man with yellow hair and stilt-like legs emerged dynamically from the crowd and dozens of willing hands propelled him forward toward me.
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Specifically, Apple says it can dynamically change the screen's refresh rate from as fast as 27Hz to as slow as 123Hz, updating just once per second.
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They also began presenting knowledge base articles dynamically based on the context of the conversation, using that power of artificial intelligence and machine learning underpinning their solution.
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"What the courts and the agencies try to do is project out several years to understand what will be dynamically happening with respect to competition," she said.
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I think it's a really good question, and I don't have an answer to it because we haven't had anyone try to dynamically score it at all.
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However, only a few phones (like the Pixels and others that Google sells) are able to dynamically switch between those carriers' networks, and that doesn't change today.
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As Ars notes, the new MacBooks will dynamically switch between using the dedicated GPU and integrated graphics, but there's no way to completely disable the onboard GPU.
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She's been in the trenches, so she understands dynamically the way to move forward to be able to change this," she said Tuesday on CNN's "New Day.
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In particular, frameworks often provide ways of dynamically updating webpages without manipulating HTML directly—and this is how webpages become fullon web apps in the first place.
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But Microsoft may have a solution to our stupidity: It has plans to create a dynamically updated list of moronic passwords that it won't let you use.
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The Razer can dynamically adjust its refresh from as low as 20Hz all the way up to a full 120Hz depending on what the phone is doing.
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In addition, Yotpo's algorithms identify the device and email client used to open the email and adapt the format dynamically to create the most frictionless submission experience.
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Built around a bonded aluminum structure, the DB11 is light and agile, earning the label of being Aston Martin's "most efficient and dynamically gifted" DB model ever.
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The rumors suggest the new MacBook Pro will have an OLED touch control bar above the keyboard that will dynamically display different function keys, which is nice.
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Hedge funds' ability to short stocks and dynamically deploy capital at different points of an economic cycle have enabled them to perform this role in the past.
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This type of scenario would mean Uber gets access to resources that can be used dynamically to manage load, but Uber won't need to own those vehicles.
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Such is the welcoming spirit of South Park in a city that in recent years has been dynamically changed by population growth, with many newcomers reshaping Seattle.
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Last month, it announced new ad technology that allows it to dynamically insert ads into podcast streams to target listeners based on their data in real time.
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Many experts believe this is an important test for a truly driverless ride-hailing service: the ability to route dynamically, without any pre-planning, to a destination.
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Third, they have a hedge strategy with quantitative trading programs that dynamically adjust their exposure to equities so as to limit their downside when the market falls.
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In Pandora Premium, for example, there's an all-new "Now Playing" screen where the background dynamically changes color to match the album art of the music you're playing.
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Were not as dynamically correlated to rate changes, " Goldman Sachs Chief Financial Officer Stephen Scherr told analysts, noting the bank holds fewer deposits "than the big commercial banks.
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Go uses a network of cameras and sensors to dynamically monitor customers and automatically bill them for what they take out of the store via a smartphone app.
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At the same time, carriers can continually post information about their capacity for shipping vehicles and lanes, thereby dynamically adjusting the fairest pricing based on supply and demand.
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A study released today in Bioacoustics found that birds residing in highly trafficked urban areas dynamically alter the way they sing in response to the noise from traffic.
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Today we are blessed—BLESSED—to witness a combination of these elements, each working in tandem with one another, dynamically presenting a truly rounded image of Mac DeMarco.
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And the service's home screen will dynamically adapt based on users' preferences, history, even location (for example, you'll be offered some blood-pumping music while at the gym).
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"Delivering dynamically animated art...sounds exciting, but does it make sense and is it safe?" asked Robert Stone, director of human interface technologies at the University of Birmingham.
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But unlike the video-on-demand system, with its pre-encoded streams of haptic data, the RTI Network required touch sensations to be created dynamically in real time.
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The transportation cost can be further reduced when multiple deliveries are carpooled by the driverless car to your location and sophisticated algorithms are developed to dynamically optimize delivery routes.
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"Managing a business is extremely complex and office management services platforms need to dynamically address a company's constantly changing and evolving needs," said CEO and co-founder Dan Teran.
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The TP-Link KB130 Smart Light Bulb transforms any room it's in by adapting to the surrounding rhythm and dynamically adjusting intensity and temperature to mimic natural light patterns.
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Bitmovin is aiming to start solving some of these issues through a technology called adaptive streaming, which dynamically adjusts video quality depending on the user's device and internet connection.
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Other hints of this more open world come from Google's Fi service, which uses a custom SIM card that lets devices move dynamically between Sprint and T-Mobile's network.
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However, over the past year or so, an increasing number of states have been rolling out highway tolls that are priced dynamically, instead of using traditional fixed-price tolls.
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But here's the twist — there are some attributes that will dynamically evolve over time, thanks to the coordination and communication of the team, or the ability to distribute intelligence.
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Additionally, the client application can change data requirements in code on demand and the AppSync GraphQL API will dynamically map requests for data accordingly, allowing prototyping and faster development.
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When we have an audience that's silent and listening, we're able to play dynamically and really explore things musically that we can't when we have a crowd that's partying.
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Apple is reportedly working with on a new keyboard for its laptops that will dynamically change what characters appear on the keys, depending on what apps are being used.
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Only if these variables require it, iOS will dynamically manage the maximum performance of some system components, such as the CPU and GPU in order to prevent unexpected shutdowns.
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Using this process, in theory, investors could be added dynamically in a sort of Continuous Funding model and no longer need to be constrained to 12-299 month events.
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Four years later, Novotna, whose background as a talented child gymnast helped her to hone a dynamically athletic serve-and-volley game perfect for Wimbledon, reached the final again.
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Pace, a London startup that has developed tech that uses machine learning to let hotels set room prices dynamically based on demand, has raised £2.5 million in seed funding.
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Although some loyalty programs, like Hilton's, are priced dynamically — which means that traveling at peak times, like Christmas, generally requires more points than off-season traveling — not all are.
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A. The Waze app, which is owned by Google, is known for its real-time traffic reports and driving directions that dynamically update based on the latest data available.
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Congresswoman Ann Wagner will chair the Suburban Caucus and work closely with each of the task forces to shape a legislative platform that is dynamically responsive to suburban Americans.
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Where in past games, you were locked into one Assist move per character, you can force your characters to work with one another dynamically in Infinite with any move.
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For instance, on a freeway the light might create a carpet of light that illuminates the driver's own lane brightly and adjusts dynamically when he or she changes lanes.
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The Touch Bar is also an incredible addition that functions beautifully and has proved useful since it dynamically changes according to what program or app you are currently using.
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"A lot of the value that we're trying to provide as well is that the programs provide and adapt dynamically without you having to really do anything," says Park.
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With its curved windows and white-tiled crested roof, the Elbphilharmonie dynamically contrasts with its sturdy, utilitarian brick foundation — a former cocoa warehouse — evoking a ship in full sail.
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The value of a piece of data changes dynamically based on one's life situation and how that bit of data is combined with other data points to yield insights.
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The feature also allows emails to be dynamically updated, which means it's less likely that you'll be faced with outdated information just because it's contained within an old email.
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At the same time, Apple recently introduced the ProMotion display on the iPad Pro, which dynamically varies the refresh rate of the LCD panel to match the content being displayed.
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And I'm impressed by the resurgence of ideas from the latest generation of dynamically creative young Mexicans, evident in many fields, including food, visual arts and sustainability and the environment.
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The touchscreen will sit where your function keys sit on the MacBook Pro now, and will dynamically change, based on what apps you're using and what is on your screen.
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Lenses will also be able to dynamically change based on the lighting around you (you may see shadows, for example) and lenses that have background elements will also look better.
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The system also dynamically adapts its mining efforts toward the most profitable token at any given time, factoring in real-time market price, the difficulty of access and hash rate.
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"It's a drop-dead gorgeous, beautiful vehicle that has proportions like no other and its still very much about engaging the driver in the experience, dynamically and visually," Ewing says.
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Future deep brain stimulators may even include sensors that allow it to respond dynamically to changes in brain patterns, said Brett Wall, senior vice president of brain therapies at Medtronic.
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Republicans have also indicated they want to score the plan "dynamically" — that is, assuming it will have a positive effect on economic growth that will offset some of the cost.
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Having a playlist that dynamically changes your upcoming tracks based on your current context (at work, at home, going running, trying to relax) or mood (stressed, energetic, feel like partying).
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In their honesty and gravity, his photographs portray a world of virtuosity and struggle, where political and racial boundaries were transgressed and the direction of American popular music dynamically altered.
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The Democratic candidates, too, would be well warned to stick to a vision — a diametrically opposite and dynamically animating vision that will activate and energize the targets of Trump's aggressions.
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The Pixel 4 XL's software confirms that the phone will have a high-refresh display capable of dynamically switching between 60Hz and 90Hz, depending on what content is on-screen.
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In David Fincher's Hollywood take, a kinetic, ferocious-looking dragon drapes over Salander's left shoulder, its leathery wings dynamically folded and long tail winding down the side of her back.
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As an example, you could tap into the calendar and find all the available openings for people (which changes dynamically) so you could see when a group was available to meet.
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That vehicle would run on the same kind of platform you'll find on UberPOOL, or Lyft Line, dynamically creating routes based on where customers are and where they want to go.
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Instead of parsing text and indexing application logs, Weiss says his company can dynamically index actual code in staging or production and analyze it down to a microscopic machine code level.
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In cities, these apps will be focused on manipulating infrastructure or influencing behavior to dynamically optimize the city for any number of outcomes; safety, convenience, efficiency – but also discovery, joy, community.
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Google's Knowledge Graph will start organizing information by topic, and search results will also create dynamically organized topic pages for general areas of interest, like breeds of dogs or travel destinations.
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What DARPA recognizes is that intelligent machines are not just "agents" carrying out the simple commands of humans, but rather are part of an "intelligent fabric" that dynamically evolves over time.
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Even when viewing HDR10 content, LG claims that its proprietary algorithms dynamically manage brightness and contrast frame by frame for an end result that is closer in line with Dolby Vision.
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Interestingly enough, the new iPad Pro features a dynamically changing refresh rate up to 120Hz, allowing for better responsiveness when you're tapping the Apple Pencil or your finger on the screen.
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Businesses just install a few lines of JavaScript on their website, then when someone comes to the site thanks to an online ad, they're presented with a dynamically generated phone number.
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The FAA demonstrated a strategic, long-sighted approach when they created this flexible waiver mechanism that allows the organization to dynamically evaluate and approve acceptable means of compliance for safety requirements.
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The augmented reality mapping startup had been building the Camera Positioning Standard to give self-driving cars, robots and AR games a dynamically updated understanding of the real world around them.
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And of course this robot is great for us, because it includes the DNA of a balancing robot and moving dynamically and having counterweights that let it reach a long way.
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Airlines are increasingly doing away with award charts in favor of pricing award tickets "dynamically" based on customer demand, but it's still possible to find real steals for using your miles.
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But the easing of immigration laws and quotas in the 1950s and 1960s precipitated an upsurge in Chinese settlement in the United States, dynamically altering Chinatown's demographics, physical character and geography.
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Much of the show is sung, and a lot of it is dynamically danced, in styles that change depending on Asad's travels but that usually feature articulated elbows and percussive feet.
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In some cases, engineers are taking a more proactive approach to green waves by adding sensors into the system that can register cars and-or bikes and dynamically generate favorable light patterns.
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ClassPass partners now have the ability to dynamically price their classes, making peak classes more expensive than off-peak classes and driving a new, more cost-conscious consumer to lower-attendance classes.
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"First experts are notified of a new problem and they bid and then their ranks and bids are dynamically evaluated to find the most relevant expert at an affordable price," he says.
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Advanced IT already enables us to dynamically deploy this kind of diverse resource portfolio, handily meeting overall electricity demand — imagine what hundreds of millions in new federal and private investment could do.
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"I'm speculating to some extent here, but I could imagine that having all of your to-do items dynamically available in your brain, you might be able to plan better," Cole said.
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More importantly, though, this phone dynamically adjusts its refresh rate, going from as high as 120Hz (twice the typical 60Hz, meaning 60fps) right down to just 8003Hz when the screen is idling.
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Or maybe the advent of self-driving cars and smartphone-based ride-hailing apps will allow the invention of a completely new model, such as highly efficient carpooling or dynamically routed buses.
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Computational resources became a fungible pool, and virtual machines could be efficiently and dynamically mapped in real time to this pool, allowing other virtual machines to share the rest of the pool.
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"While we take it for granted today that websites change dynamically based on who you were, in the early days, websites were just static pages, everyone saw the same thing," said Conru.
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But Gogoro's stations also dynamically charge the batteries depending on things like time of day, or how often people use them in each neighborhood, in order to maximize the life of each one.
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In recent years, Apple has been encouraging developers to build apps in such a way that they dynamically scale to a variety of display sizes without being hard-coded for a certain display.
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For example, you and five other people would indicate your pick-up and drop-off points into an app, which would dynamically create a route that would work for all of the passengers.
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Generating X-ray pulses at femtosecond scales is a new capability, the physicists explain, and such pulses offer the very desirable benefit of creating dynamically simple explosions, at least relative to optical lasers.
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PayPal says it's working on this now by testing a new, "dynamically-painted" payment button that will show Venmo customers a dual-branded button that allows them to select between PayPal and Venmo.
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If we can use data and communication to aggregate demand, and bring resources to communities dynamically with AV technologies, then we can cut down on travel, and enrich communities at the same time.
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Right now the main focus for the technology is in watching videos; the company recently unveiled a huge, dynamically lit movie theater environment which users have apparently spent a bunch of time in.
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All instruments are beautifully and dynamically recreated, from strings, to percussion, to brass, to piano, and these headphones are just as adept at handling the synths and drum machines popular in electronic music.
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It's a bit like the rich media MP3 podcasts that some creators take to the time to build, which have dynamically changing album artwork, as well as embedded links, chapter markers and more.
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Our conversation produced many additional insights into a dynamically unfolding career that doubtless holds surprises yet to come, insights that many of us could adopt or adapt to the advantage of our own.
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He said you can think of them as a virtual network of lanes, overpasses, on-ramps and off-ramps in the sky that dynamically adjust to where the air traffic needs to flow.
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And then after that order, we have to dynamically figure out all the adjustments: If you added avocado to your toast, or whatever it is that you like to do to the order.
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The ads are dynamically inserted into podcast shows, allowing podcasters to update the ads in their audio files with new ones if they sell additional ads into their back catalogs, which Marlar does.
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Here, he gets straight-up operatic, but there's also an eerie, noir twist to the piano playing, which strings out dynamically over the course of the verses rather than sticking to simple loops.
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Users can capture the intricacies of these instruments by dynamically controlling vibrato and intensity with 3D Touch or can just tap a few chords and let Autoplay take over on the pipa and erhu.
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These systems provided mechanisms for configuring and updating jobs; predicting resource requirements; dynamically pushing configuration files to running jobs; service discovery and load balancing; auto-scaling; machine-lifecycle management; quota management and much more.
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But in the US — and the many parts of the world whose politics have long existed at least in part in relation to Washington — savvy attention merchants are responding dynamically to a disrupted market.
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TMGcore also employs dynamically intelligent mining software that automatically mines the most profitable coin based on real-time market value and difficulty of access for the most profitable deployment of resources in real time.
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And posturepedic, schmosturepedic: A "luxury" mattress now refers to one that dynamically adjusts the temperature overnight, to prolong various sleep stages; or a mattress infused with "AI" to "optimize" your sleeping patterns over time.
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Their technique focuses on mapping the connections (aka 'dependencies') between different objects on a page in order to dynamically figure out the most efficient route for a browser to load the various interdependent elements.
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Under the soaring prow of a dynamically angled glass-and-steel structure drifting like an airship over a palatial brick firehouse, a chorus and orchestra performed the "Ode to Joy" from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.
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MasterClass founder launches Outlier, offering online courses for college credit The classes cost $400 each and feature content specifically shot for online consumption (rather than your standard classroom lectures), with dynamically generated problem sets.
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In this choreographed staging, members of the Mark Morris Dance Group dynamically portray the nymphs and shepherds and, later, the furies and ghosts at the gates of Hades, and the contented inhabitants of Elysium.
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The movie's radicalness is that it gives equal time to each family — Mary J. Blige plays another mother — dynamically putting them into play to create a story told in black, white and deepest red.
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And the band did no better during its 13 and a half minutes onstage, in a performance that was dynamically flat, mushy at the edges, worthy of something much worse than derision: a shrug.
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Tracking and charging drivers dynamically will also become easier with the advent of autonomous cars as they will be connected via cloud networks, which in turn might help with funding road and highway projects.
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He blames algorithmic scheduling — in which companies use software to dynamically alter schedules to minimize full-time work, and by extension save money — for fluctuations in income that are driving people toward gig work.
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Experts said an important next step for England and his collaborators would be to scale up their chemical reaction network and to see if it still dynamically evolves to rare fixed points of extreme forcing.
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In the same way that you might not want a 4K, 50-inch closeup of an aging actor's face, it might be the case that you won't much enjoy hearing most modern, dynamically compressed music.
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But despite its new ability to dynamically adjust its gait, the multi-legged device falters for a second when it hits a patch of frozen ground, slipping and skidding as it tries to right itself.
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There's an incredible breadth and depth of engineering that goes into the 650S to stabilize it around corners, dynamically adjust fuel delivery for optimal acceleration and deceleration, and generally make for an unforgettable driving experience.
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And those units optimize themselves as users interact with them — a system called Creative Intelligence measures interactions and dynamically swaps in different elements like background colors, photos, and language to make the ads more effective.
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Apart from a little fumbling with props, you'd never have known: He has many shades of good humor, easy command of Colas's complex jumps and pirouettes and (more unusual) a mastery of dynamically exciting phrasing.
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The cases before those courts involved Google and Yahoo, which store data "dynamically" — breaking data into many small pieces and constantly shuttling it among storage centers in various countries to optimize performance and network efficiency.
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And from without had come the challenge of the Beat generation and 1960s counterculture, whom Mr. Podhoretz derided as "Know-Nothing Bohemians," but who reflected the national mood more dynamically than the New York intellectuals.
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In total, there are some 35 different modules in Pandora's new For You feed, some of which are shown to every user while others appear dynamically based on time of day and day of week.
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Back in 2014, I wrote that Spotify should move beyond blog-esque browsing to create a "PlayFeed" playlist that would dynamically update with algorithmic recommendations, new releases from your top artists and friends' top listens.
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Husain's dynamically charged works fused modernist abstraction with a romanticized vision of traditional rural landscapes, winning him several important art prizes and awards, and making him the leading modern artist of his time in India.
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Facebook Messenger's micro apps are composed of rich bubbles and menus Micro apps are based on HTML and load dynamically, typically bypassing app stores and loading directly into existing communication tools like Slack and Facebook Messenger.
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Apple still rates the iPad Pro at "up to 10 hours," a spec it achieves clearly not just by dynamically changing the refresh rate based on what's on screen, but also with a little extra juice.
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"Pristine or dynamically new comets are entirely uncharted and make compelling targets for close-range spacecraft exploration to better understand the diversity and evolution of comets," Günther Hasinger, ESA's director of science, said in a statement.
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Despite the seemingly fantastical demonstration of walking and jumping robots, today's robots are often stupid, brittle and inflexible, only capable of working in carefully engineered environments, and unable to respond dynamically and sensibly in unexpected circumstances.
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This week, at the 28th USENIX Security Symposium, they presented a paper detailing a new class of noise-exploitation attacks on a query-based database that uses aggregation and noise injection to dynamically mask personal data.
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Regulators require the system operator to have a dynamically updated plan to deal with the sudden loss of the single largest generation asset connected to the grid ("most onerous loss of power infeed" or "n-1").
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That's extra enticing because the cold temperatures may have kept the material in the crater well preserved from the early days of the Solar System; the particles may not have changed dynamically over time from heating.
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The questionable Reddit post (since deleted) involved a "smart magic keyboard" from Australian startup Sonder that uses E Ink to dynamically switch each key, allowing shortcuts to be mapped to individuals depending on what app is open.
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"[Cognition-aware] systems offer opportunities to tailor educational activities in online learning environments, to dynamically optimize workflows for knowledge, to improve performance for assembly line workers, and to focus users' attention in critical systems," the study explains.
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In the 1990s, video games transitioned from relying on two-dimensional graphics to dynamically rendered worlds that allowed players to move freely -- they were called "3D" games for short, but, in reality, no 3D effects were involved.
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A man like Jon Jones who would use his elbows and move dynamically in the infight along the fence rather than simply holding and looping in weak hooks might easily cut Werdum to ribbons in this position.
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The other thing that we did at the same time, though, is that we've made the usage of those points significantly more available, because now we allow the points to float dynamically with price points in the market.
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Using a bidirectional charger—that is, one that is able to charge and discharge power on command dynamically using smart software—these batteries can supplement the grid in peak-demand times, and act as storage when demand is low.
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In addition, Pro users can access dynamically updating "magic launchers" that let you see things like current and future weather conditions, ETAs to destinations, Uber time estimates, battery, CPU, memory and disk space usage on your device and more.
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"The system dynamically adjusts route and frequency channel assignments, transmit power, modulation, coding, and symbol rate to maximize network capacity and probability of packet delivery, rather than trying to maximize the capacity of any one link," the patent reads.
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The company is "struggling to keep certain malware outside the App store" because some nasty code can only be detected by dynamically analyzing the context of an app's actions, which is hard to do, a Check Point researcher explains.
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Apple and others would love to see a world in which customers could dynamically choose among providers, while the cellular carriers naturally prefer that customers activate on a single network and stay on that carrier for the life of the device.
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Our tools also should also have policy-driven data ethics checks — including alerts that pop up dynamically as audit information is being recorded, warning users of potential ethics transgressions and asking for confirmation to proceed, or blocking the action entirely.
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"The planets around [the stars] are moderately eccentric, so they could have dynamically influenced small planets earlier in the lifetime of the system and caused the small planets to be ejected from the system or flung into the star," Teske said.
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Akamai has demonstrated this through the creation of the world's largest distributed computing platform that dynamically routes content and applications across a network of more than 200,000 servers in over 110 countries and more than 1,400 networks around the world.
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The way LTEFuzz works is that by using controllable open-source LTE software that can dynamically generate test cases and inject them into live networks, the KAIST team was able to see how specific various devices responded to potential attacks.
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The Fair Value Model Price dynamically weights inputs from bond specific factors and external markets to calculate intraday values for all 210,000 corporate bonds that can be traded on Trumid Market Center - the firm's flagship all-to-all electronic platform.
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If you want to maximize the value of your points and miles, consider booking your holiday travel with a loyalty program that doesn't price dynamically, such as HawaiianMiles (the frequent flyer program for Hawaiian Airlines) or Cathay Pacific's Marco Polo Club.
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Yes, Swarm is making sure it's early to the new iMessage App Store with a sticker pack, which is a default, unchanging set for now but will eventually be "dynamically updated" with stickers you can earn inside the Swarm app itself.
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The company has been developing a database of information that will be dynamically linked to products on the site that will help consumers understand what different terms mean, and most importantly, what a fair price for that item may be.
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"In all instances it becomes clear that unity is not an end in itself, but needs to be oriented 'dynamically' towards the long-term health of the group," Ursula Gather told the board's trustees in a letter seen by Reuters.
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One feature, the "face" system, would track Wei's standing with the numerous factions of the megacity, which would give the player bonuses and dynamically adjust mission opportunities—a little like the systems in Grand Theft Auto 2 or Mercenaries 2.
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"In all instances it becomes clear that unity is not an end in itself, but needs to be oriented 'dynamically' toward the long-term health of the group," Ursula Gather told the board's trustees in a letter seen by Reuters.
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What resulted were eight tracks of dynamically varied material ranging from mandolin-laced folk to swooning math rock featuring Josh McKay of Deerhunter on vibraphone and McKendrick Bearden of Grand Vapids on bass, who also composed the album's string arrangements.
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"All things in common" indeed: this epithet well describes the literary techniques and visions of CE titles — wide-spanning, dynamically diverse, and intent on addressing current crises of human rights and capitalism with a broad bandwith of attitudes and ideas.
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Another example they cite is a Vodafone campaign to promote two own brand smartphone models which integrates multiple data feeds (such as contextual weather and date data) with creative assets in order to dynamically spotlight different features of the devices.
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The different methods for two-factor authentication vary in their relative security — dynamically generated codes in an app have historically been more secure than sending a code via text, for example — but are all better than no two-factor at all.
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In a keynote speech from Nvidia's chief executive, Jensen Huang, ahead of the convention, the company's pitch is that embedding its chipsets and new software into those networks is the best way for telecom companies to add dynamically provisioned additional services.
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Even those technologies that make use of virtual agents or videos of human speakers lack the give-and-take that defines true social interaction, where the verbal and nonverbal cues of one party are dynamically responsive to those of the other.
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Video: Brad Lynch/YouTube/Universe Sandbox/Giant Army "But the feature that got the most praise was the ability to dynamically set the scale of the scene using both controllers, like you're pinching to zoom on a tablet or phone," he said.
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In truth, social media is not a telescopic lens — as the telephone actually was — but an opinion-fracturing prism that shatters social cohesion by replacing a shared public sphere and its dynamically overlapping discourse with a wall of increasingly concentrated filter bubbles.
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Imagine a game or CG movie where textures like that can be generated dynamically, different for every playthrough or character, beyond what is currently possible — a unique patina on every sword, each building with its own wear pattern, ivy creeping procedurally along buildings.
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That grit is evident and dynamically alive in Luchs's work, mostly large-scale paintings and drawings, and small to medium sculptural creations, assembled from and in conversation with the scrap and salvage that was the bedrock of Detroit's waning infrastructure for many years.
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The research agency is also hailing the experimental design for the technological advancements that could eventually find their way into other aircraft, like the cellular aerodynamic wing design or the "overactuated flight control systems" that can dynamically adjust the thrust of each fan.
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So we kind of bet on page appraisal and rich MySQL databases, and then that servers were going to get faster and faster, so doing it dynamically, while a little bit slower to serve each page, would allow so much more flexibility.
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She will dynamically augment her memory and database with the new facts and will answer taking into account of what she was said, what it means in terms of emotions, if she already met this person, and what this person said previously.
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The platform works by analyzing a variety of signals in real-time, pertaining to each login attempt, and then adapts dynamically to offer "the most appropriate security challenge(s)" — based on its analysis of "hundreds of data-points", according to founder and CEO Zia Hayat.
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With this in mind, Google's knowledge graph will now dynamically generate cards for a given topic and present them at the top of the results page — basically, an all-in-one info packet of everything it thinks you're looking for, or might look for next.
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The app simply provides an alternative display for Apple's already baked-in Touch Bar support — so the bar will dynamically change based on what applications you have open, just like it will on the actual hardware, assuming the application in question actually supports it.
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"You have to be able to ingest thread information from endpoints, from the network, from email, from the cloud and actually correlate that very dynamically and then defend automatically to actually solve the problem we're trying to solve in the future," the CEO said.
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The research has implications for the immediate field of differential privacy and beyond — raising wide-ranging questions about how privacy is regulated if anonymization only works until a determined attacker figures out how to reverse the method that's being used to dynamically fuzz the data.
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Front Mission 3 also featured incredibly impressive world building, facilitated through its "Network" feature, a mock World Wide Web that acted as the game's lore codex, and which was updated dynamically as events progressed in the game, bringing the Front Mission world to life.
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"It is interesting to me that the 'Big Six' worked for nine months on getting on the same sheet of music on tax reform, and [to] have it be this dynamically different as it is rolled out — it's a bit of a surprise," Rep.
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Along with the tally-marks, other graphics and messages were projected as well over the course of this psychogeographic mapping of the city, each dynamically interacting site-specifically with the various architectural surfaces in a manner recalling the Illuminator's art-historical predecessor, Krzysztof Wodiczko.
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And because it is specifically built for Fi, it will be able to take advantage of the service's ability to dynamically switch between T-Mobile, Sprint, and US Cellular (rather than, as is the case with phones that are simply Fi-compatible, stick with T-Mobile).
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The GOAT system allows for each leg to move dynamically – if it splats down hard the entire leg will take the brunt of the fall and if it needs to move sideways or on a sheer cliff face like a goat it can modify its legs accordingly.
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The mechanical design also includes torsion springs which drive more power to a leg if it meets resistance, and moves the opposing leg accordingly, making the robot dynamically stable, without a power-hungry CPU in the loop crunching numbers and making decisions based on sensor data.
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Pandora announced three new capabilities for advertisers today — the ability to dynamically assemble different audio ads for different listeners, the ability to sequentially target ads so that they fit together into a larger strategy and shorter ad formats that range from four to 10 seconds in length.
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The startup claims to able to achieve this by dynamically matching passengers with available seats instead of entire vehicles, while its smart routing enables passengers to be picked up and dropped off "in an endless stream, without taking riders out of their way to accommodate other passengers".
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He writes: Europe must now find some other way to dynamically incorporate the world of Islam without diluting its devotion to the rule-of-law-based system that arose in Europe's north, a system in which individual rights and agency are uppermost in a hierarchy of needs.
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You have AI that picks the next song to play you, AI that dynamically manages the legs of a robot, AI that picks out objects from an image and describes them, AI that translates from German to English to Russian to Korean and every which way.
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Produced by VolvoxLabs, The Facade features a montage of ultra-high-definition visuals, video projection-mapped onto its surface, evoking both natural and futuristic elements in a scene that's dynamically driven by the volume of tweets and Instagram photos generated on Randall's Island throughout the festival.
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As the user turns their head to see what's around them, Facebook dynamically starts streaming new areas of the video in full resolution so that the user keeps a high quality experience even if their web connection normally might not be able to support streaming 4K video.
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Such headsets would have to be very lightweight indeed — essentially a standard pair of glasses yet able to switch dynamically and intelligently between digital and real world views, say fading up your companion's face when you turn toward them so you can try and catch their eye.
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But it said Kim noted that the Workers' Party is determined to enter "another arduous and protracted struggle," possibly referring to efforts to overcome U.S.-led sanctions and pressure, before concluding his speech with calls for "dynamically opening the road" toward building a powerful socialist nation.
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While these photos of unaware subjects indicate Kallianiotis's strong intuition as a photographer, images without people dynamically bring together light, color, and shape, evoking the same aura of magical realism that graces works by Gregory Crewdson — but without the benefit of the latter's meticulous staging and lighting.
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He felt like all the big publishers really didn't understand their digital businesses, didn't understand their users, didn't understand how performance ad buying was working, and he began to build a product that could dynamically optimize a publisher's website to maximize revenue, hence the yield … the dynamic yield.
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With the old system, their fixed focal distance ensured you couldn't really read anything within arm's length; with the new system that uses motorized displays and eye-tracking, the headset will be able to act more like your eyes do, focusing on objects as you look at them dynamically.
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A OneWeb spokesperson provided this statement, provided in full, regarding the situation: The OneWeb launch is going ahead on Saturday with more launches planned later in the year; however, like others, we are impacted by the global health and economic crisis and we need to dynamically adjust our workforce.
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"Basic principles of trade — competition and mutual economic benefit — are depreciated and unfortunately undermined, they're becoming hostages of ideological and fleeting political situations, in that we see a serious challenge for all of the global economy, especially for the dynamically-growing Asia-Pacific and its leadership," he added.
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Crowd-sourcing apps, real-time road-sensors, and streaming analytics would have enabled them to dynamically reroute and avoid the worst of the traffic; and GPS with real-time location tracking could have notified the NFL of their predicament (or, of course, they could have called from a cell phone).
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There's a skills library for the virtual assistant, which includes things like inventory management, dynamically adjusting Facebook ads, sending emails out to new customers, running reports on various aspects of a merchant's shop and more, and all of this is controlled via Facebook Messenger, Telegram or SMS via a conversational interface.
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Smartsheet was an early mover in that space, opening up for business in 2006 as an alternative to the likes of Excel and other spreadsheet packages on the market, with a firm focus on offering a way for multiple people to collaborate in those documents to use them more dynamically.
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With iOS 12.1, Apple has brought its controversial "performance management feature" (aka, throttling) to the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and iPhone X. This functionality dynamically throttles the phone's processor as its battery degrades over time to stop the handset from randomly shutting down — it can be turned off if desired.
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Severino carries Yankees to season sweep of Mets NEW YORK — Luis Severino and Steven Matz looked as if they would be linked together in New York for years in the summer of 2015, when they made their major league debuts within six weeks of one another and pitched dynamically as rookies.
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Rather than simply filming classroom lectures ("which can be pretty tedious to watch") and posting PDFs of the homework and tests, Outlier is shooting classes specifically for online presentation, with instructors speaking directly to the camera, and it's also dynamically generating the problem sets and offering one-on-one tutoring.
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By being able to put more enemies on screen, have jets chase giant aliens overhead, and see other parts of the environment dynamically react to the action, Black Mesa better sells the alien invasion war aspect of Half-Life's story, which we weren't really able to see in the original.
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The company's interpretations of Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury," Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises" and, above all, F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby" — rendered in "Gatz" as a word-for-word, six-hour marathon — seemed to pulse dynamically in that fecund space between the written narrative and a reader's imagination.
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If you really want your imagination to run wild, this technology could even facilitate a crude version of Star Trek: The Next Generation's holodeck, projecting custom outfits onto users who never need to change, and dynamically mapping images over every object in a room to change their appearance based on a simulated event.
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If all of this data was more widely available to data scientists, a data science challenge could help determine how many lanes to have open at a given time of day, how to fluctuate tolls dynamically based on traffic needs, how to monitor and rate the changing of traffic signals and much more.
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The Andreessen Horowitz-backed virtual reality app will be receiving one of its biggest updates since launch with the Cinema Update, which brings a hulking dynamically lit IMAX-like theater environment into the app, which will allow users to watch movies, play games and do work on their PC in a pretty epic manner.
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The second problem that's specific to Chrome OS right now is you can't dynamically resize the Android windows, so you either have it look like a little phone sitting on your desktop or you have it look like a badly formed tablet sitting on your desktop and you can't choose what size the window is.
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Today, the battlefield has changed, and the United States finds itself immersed in a new type of war, one best described as dynamically confusing, where the enemy plays by a different set of rules — rules that, among other things, include hiding among civilians, making differentiating between civilian versus combatant and friend versus foe extremely difficult.
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There are millions and millions of circuit breakers in the US. If every one of them becomes a self-aware, dynamically adapting, remotely controllable computer capable of linking up and coordinating with all the other computers, distribution grids will become much smarter and distributed energy resources (DERs) will be much easier to integrate and control.
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" "Merged reality delivers virtual-world experiences more dynamically and naturally than ever before — and makes experiences impossible in the real world now possible," Krzanich wrote in a post on Medium outlining his vision for VR. "Merged reality reduces the need for elaborate and costly sets of external sensors that translate real-world environments into digital representations.
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Though it's still a pretty fine line to expect the average internet user to be able to critically and dynamically sort a random selection of tweets about a topical news event that are actively being lifted high into their field of view — alongside other types of content which Google also implies answer the core search query.
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Others, like FabIndia, an Indian home and lifestyle brand, are testing augmented reality, often described as "virtual reality lite," because rather than wearing special goggles, you hold your phone or tablet as if you were about to take a picture of your room and then dynamically bring into view objects such as sofas, tables and chairs from retail catalogs.
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"We should automatically assume that any connection that we see coming from the internet into a phone or from an app to another app or an app to data could be untrustworthy, and then take every step we can do to dynamically assess it, and treat it as untrusted until we can prove that it is trusted," Rogers said.
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Through their firmware, digital switches can meter power, dynamically control amperage based on load, and prevent surges and faults by specifying instantaneous, short-time, and long-time trip settings (along with a variety of other parameters I don't begin to understand, but Atom assures me are of great interest to the people who manage these systems).
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In the words of the official press release, USB22 "defines a method to share a single high-speed link with multiple end device types dynamically that best serves the transfer of data by type and application"—so think multiple external displays and other devices like hard drives connected over one cable or one chain of cables rather than a hub.
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