The second kind of filtering is what's called a collaborative filtering system.
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So before considering mandatory content filtering rules, policymakers should understand the inherent limitations of filtering technologies.
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Automated "offensive comment" filtering launched in June 2017, followed by automated "bullying comment" filtering in May 2018.
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"A lot of time, you're not just filtering for porn, you're filtering for stuff that's porn adjacent," Shapiro says.
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"This day and age of Photoshopping and transforming oneself and filtering and filtering and filtering, it really feels good when a photo can capture my heart, my body, my spirit, without having to gloss over it," she said.
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The NYSDFS has also demoted banks' self-reporting on filtering system effectiveness in favor of running transactions through its own filtering system.
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Before jumping in to claim that such "filtering" is un-American, it's worth remembering that anything short of open borders inevitably involves filtering.
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"This day and age of Photoshopping and transforming oneself and filtering and filtering and filtering, it really feels good when a photo can capture my heart, my body, my spirit, without having to gloss over it," the Jane the Virgin star, 32, tells Women's Health in the October issue.
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Because even the best filtering systems, like YouTube's, are still horrible, critics say that the inevitable outcome is that over-filtering will be the default mode of operation.
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Depending on the amount and type of email you get, filtering important messages into your primary tab rather than filtering unimportant messages out can often be more effective.
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In our new study being released today, The Limits of Filtering, we find that content filtering is functionally limited in how effectively it can be used to minimize copyright infringement, and further, that the costs of implementing filtering tools could be high enough to prevent new startups from entering the market.
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The July 17 meeting will address concerns about transparency and bias in content filtering, as well as examine the role of competition law, to prevent anti-competitive filtering practices.
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Studying it made Dr. Prakash think that the principles behind this filtering, if well understood, could be adapted to new technologies, filtering particles of a known size without a filter.
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Netsweeper, a Canadian company that sells internet filtering software to telecoms and governments internationally, says it has disabled a filtering category aimed at blocking LGBTQ content amid a campaign by rights groups.
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I'm just making these up but you kind of see... To your point, it's going to be both filtering out stuff you don't care about and filtering in the stuff you're interested in.
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That censorship includes filtering certain terms (for example, Tiananmen Square massacre and Tibet) in private and group chats without user knowledge, and employing a URL filtering system in the app's built-in browser.
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Facebook also says it is not filtering out certain sources.
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Seating charts and filtering options let StubHub steal ticket resales.
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Gina Rodriguez is speaking out against excessive Photoshopping and filtering.
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He's tasked with vetting and filtering what reaches Trump's desk.
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And the seed [round] was really just a filtering exercise.
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He's not a ventriloquist, filtering his work through some prop.
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Because, to be quite honest, I hate filtering my life.
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Unnerved Balkan countries soon began building fences and filtering refugees.
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With filtering, it's as clear as any modern white wine.
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Vital services Wetlands purify drinking water by filtering out pollutants.
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Just stop filtering so many narratives through violence, you know?
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The economic impact is slowly filtering through the real economy.
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We rely on technology to do most of this filtering, but today our technology is still rudimentary and a bit stupid at best, maliciously manipulated at worst, filtering our worlds in very destructive ways.
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The game's website describes how this phenomenon, called "collaborative filtering," works: Collaborative filtering in dating means that the earliest and most numerous users of the app have outsize influence on the profiles later users see.
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We researched developing a filtering material that would not affect the efficiency of the turbine, [then] modified our turbines a bit and integrated filtering sheets to filter the hazardous particles that produce Cancer and Asthma.
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Now, he sees it filtering into their buying and selling decisions.
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In an email to Gizmodo, Facebook denied it is filtering sources.
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Next, I began filtering my matches by age, gender, and distance.
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This has also maybe set gingham on fashion's cruel filtering cycle.
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Those powers become even more ominous when combined with content filtering.
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You can almost feel the California sun filtering through the smog.
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At heart it's a disagreement over the nature of Twitter's filtering.
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The new filtering options are live now on Google Trends' website.
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In any case, so filtering water is a very difficult task.
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" This concept, as illustrated through monster swiping, is called "collaborative filtering.
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"This is characteristic of something that's filtering the light," says Wright.
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Everything needs cleaning and filtering and feeding all the damn time.
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Baumot Group, which makes exhaust filtering upgrade kits, welcomed the guidelines.
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But right now, the filtering mishaps can have an unintended effect.
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The goal was to get around Google's algorithmic hate speech filtering.
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I'd recommend filtering out "Mueller" and "Barr" at the very least.
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It's also got a great interface and features for smart filtering.
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Filtering matches by specific criteria isn't anything new to dating apps.
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Instead of filtering out pollutants and particles, the Molekule destroys them.
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So the Commission's continued push for Internet pre-filtering is clear.
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But he said filtering usually takes place with a judicial decree.
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But we may have seen a similar kind of filtering before.
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The percentage is even lower when filtering just for tech roles.
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Filtering websites does the next generation of digital citizens a disservice.
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Desensitization involves first filtering the antibodies out of a patient's blood.
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Results from primaries and runoffs in seven states are filtering in.
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Still, paying a subscription for DNS filtering is a bit odd.
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The therapy replaces the normal blood-filtering function of the kidneys.
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Carmakers use software to manage exhaust emissions filtering and engine performance.
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Hashtags already serve as coarse filtering, but using machine learning on the backend to introduce more subtlety would give filtering a new richness and precision that exceeds hashtagging — which is limited to the simple user-created categories.
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However, Family Link does not include a generalized content filtering option like some third-party parental control apps do, but it can control the filtering options in Google's own apps like the Google Search app and Chrome.
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Financial technology offers the prospect of filtering suspicious transactions from legitimate ones.
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It eats microscopic organisms in the water, filtering it as it feeds.
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But filtering out the specific impact in terms of cannabis is difficult.
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The dorsal ones sense the colour and intensity of light filtering downwards.
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That still makes the nanotubes good candidates for filtering out seawater, however.
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Your ears are filtering everything all of the time through your emotions.
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In other words, filtering out some statistical noise, we're growing at trend.
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Custom words and phrases can also be added to the filtering tool.
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Music recommendation has traditionally relied upon the clever heuristic of collaborative filtering.
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"It's important to consider the efficacy of Internet filtering," said Dr, Nash.
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Couldn't the app make filtering out these projects a little bit simpler?
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"Pitching is not a convincing exercise — it's a filtering exercise," Ward said.
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Tech giants like Google have already begun investing in automatic filtering systems.
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Facebook Messenger has been filtering messages in this way since late 2017.
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Filtering in Excel allows you to organize your data in multiple ways.
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Air must be sucked through the filtering fabric, not around its edges.
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Perhaps inevitably, this appropriated version is now filtering back to Ivory Coast.
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"It's like actually we're filtering words like cunt and bitch," she adds.
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Twitter also recently required filtering new Direct Messages into a Requests folder.
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But for others, a college degree is used as a filtering mechanism.
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Filtering through all this data requires computing power—and lots of it.
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Mussels are vital for filtering food and keeping water clear, for example.
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"This committee is very interested in what justifies filtering," Mr. Goodlatte said.
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Since Smith's firing there has been little noise filtering out of Tampa.
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Faddoul was quick to admit that collaborative filtering might be at play.
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Filtering our faces on Instagram makes us physically change them to match.
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TikTok told BuzzFeed News that it uses what's known as collaborative filtering.
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It works by capturing and filtering out harmful particles, viruses and mold.
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European rules on using software to manage exhaust emissions filtering systems are more lax than in the United States, allowing carmakers greater leeway to switch off exhaust filtering systems if "engine damage" can be reduced as a result.
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Because of censorship issues like these, the ALA doesn't recommend filtering at all.
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Since then, there's been a habit of filtering his actions through this lens.
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My biggest gripe was the lack of an obvious filtering choice: a captain.
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But to call image analogizing "filtering" is to sell the associated framework short.
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There are three main areas the projects concentrate on: prevention, monitoring, and filtering.
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THE strong performance of the world's economy is finally filtering into commodity prices.
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Rooftop rain catchers feed a 70,000-liter cistern; a filtering system provides water.
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And last year Bahrain posted a tender for a "national website filtering solution".
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Filtering a student's engagement through the device gives teachers a lot of leverage.
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After filtering out "undesired" images, the researchers were left with 9,9 pizza photos.
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Is it tough playing early when people are still filtering into the venue?
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It's as if Tapper is filtering The Lead through The Daily Show's sensibility.
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The researchers did a decent job of filtering out all these potential cofactors.
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What Refinery29 is doing with the 67% Project is filtering to other brands.
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But, Twitter recently updated the messaging system by filtering DMs into two folders.
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Reuters could not reach ETECSA for comment on the reported text message filtering.
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Mr. Mosseri likened the practice to a kind of email spam filtering process.
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Apparently, some fighters were filtering away from the event when the bombing began.
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The next thing he knew, warm sunlight was filtering in through the curtains.
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Go deeper: Filtering the data by industry shows where some executives benefited more.
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Think of it as a way of filtering information through a new lens.
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News of the attack only began filtering out over the past two days.
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Android users can enable Google's built-in spam filtering from the Phone app.
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Those go right on through the chassis to your backside with little filtering.
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Serene and clear, the water shimmers in the sunshine filtering through the skylight.
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No filtering phrases through a pound of plums but an electrifying Welsh twang.
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"The Court's thoughts on the filtering of 'equivalent' information are interesting," Schwemer continues.
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Example of the correct exterior markings on a NIOSH-approved filtering facepiece respirator
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Basically you're just not filtering it through the process of creating original characters.
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Mostafa, an Iranian student whose last name has been withheld out of concerns for his safety, told CNN that getting around filtering and censorship was a priority -- and that he was using a Chinese anti-filtering app to circumvent the ban.
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Worshippers from all three were filtering in, many of them older, taking their time.
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Lower oil prices are also filtering through to core inflation via cheaper airline tickets.
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They&aposre filtering more contaminants out of treated wastewater that&aposs released into rivers.
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Does filtering the world through your smartphone work to augment reality, or supplant it?
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No wonder so many brands are clamouring to launch 'instantly blurring' or 'filtering' foundations.
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He was resourceful, and survived by catching fish and filtering seawater through his clothes.
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Oxybenzone, the UV-filtering ingredient found in most sunblock, is toxic to coral reefs.
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That problem was more or less solved in the late 2000s with better filtering.
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The RIAA and other content rights holders have long pushed for filtering systems online.
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All of these different factors are now filtering into the design of the robot.
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When shooting outdoors, look for a cluster of trees with sunlight filtering through them.
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Or someone from the ETH community make a layer 2 scam filtering solution, please?
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More traditional applications of machine learning to product recommendations are powered by collaborative filtering.
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Some people's bodies do a good job of filtering excess sodium, while others' don't.
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Healthy soil acts like a sponge, absorbing even very heavy rainfall, and filtering it.
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Today, the main differences between the free and premium versions are the filtering options.
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They are dealing with trying to piece everything together and filtering out the misinformation.
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This makes coffee, like some other plant products, a useful tool for filtering water.
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Common complaints: Inability to search specific topics, irrelevant search results, insufficient or unclear filtering.
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As Caroline Sinders pointed out, it wasn't as though Microsoft hadn't done any filtering.
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Vecere worked for IQAir, according to a tweet by the air filtering technology company.
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Filtering has, in fact, proven one of the best solutions on Twitter so far.
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It's also adding new mental health resources, better comment filtering, and new "kindness" stickers.
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Codorniou said that was something the worker was responsible for filtering on their own.
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Instead of straight up filtering sites, Starbucks is blocking specific URLs it deems explicit.
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Filtering the myth from the reality is challenging with something as private as sex.
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"Just filtering by genres and IMDb ratings doesn't help me find something," says Bickhart.
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When a cat has kidney disease, their kidneys are not properly filtering the blood.
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What do you see — Snapchat, HQ Trivia, or maybe some random face-filtering nonsense?
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Before this announcement, iOS already featured web filtering, app-blocking, and age-restriction capabilities.
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"Chris understands the web security and web filtering work that we do," says Judge.
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Telecom companies are hardly saints on filtering, but they also just want your money.
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Ben enlists a multi-step process in a filtering system of his own design.
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Google scours a number of job ratings websites, filtering the best to the top.
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Artist by artist, show by show, Ars Nova has been filtering into the mainstream.
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Filtering options include gluten-free, no milk, no soy, no egg, and veggie-based.
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Soon, howls of fatigue and frustration were filtering down through layers of jungle vines.
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"The concern about international turmoil filtering into the U.S. economy is overblown," he said.
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Gabriel: The process starts with filtering the milk, which we put in the cellar.
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"Collaborative filtering may also reproduce whatever bias there is in people's behavior," he said.
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Another practical takeaway from this episode: Never absorb atomic energy without filtering it first.
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Black Friday may have come and gone, but the deals are still filtering through.
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That's where the Dewplanter comes in by capturing and filtering water in the air.
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You receive perfection at the table, the sunlight filtering in through the demi curtains.
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About seven minutes before kickoff, players begin filtering out to stretch and warm up.
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And, because technology changes so rapidly, it would be difficult for a startup to know in advance whether any particular filtering technology would be legally satisfactory in a world with mandatory filtering obligations, casting a cloud of uncertainty over any new platform startup.
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Our brains filter a lot of stuff out, but my brain couldn't do that filtering.
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After extracting the liquid from the mash and filtering it, you are left with sake.
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This filtering process has resembled playing whack-a-mole or, more appropriately, battling a Hydra.
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It was Friday evening, the first night of Grindfest, and people were still filtering in.
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They all involve networks of people filtering information and molding how it's presented to you.
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What are some good examples of the filtering effect that we've seen in recent times?
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The hashtag #GOPdebate is a good way of filtering out the rest of the noise.
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A few feet away stand Ben McKenzie's publicists, apparently filtering access to the intense actor.
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Hours later, the site also blocked users from filtering searches by new uploads, another first.
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Of course Facebook comes with a stack of other tools for filtering your News Feed.
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Those blue light-filtering glasses you bought could help, too, but doctors aren't totally convinced.
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Facebook keeps saying it's getting better at filtering out racist, sexist, and other hateful content.
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Drilling deep into the Synaptics firmware for the trackpad I found "Edge Tap Filtering" enabled.
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Camp says that StumbleUpon taught its creators about the importance of filtering expanding web content.
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These allow for age-appropriate website filtering, a filter list, as well as online scheduling.
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Again, caution is in order, as not all filtering systems on the market block lead.
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Beyond the technical limitations, the sheer cost of a filtering obligation would distort the market.
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This approach differs from collaborative filtering, one of the techniques that Spotify and others use.
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Whether or not filtering actually helps in delivering a good match, however, is less clear.
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Is this a way of distancing yourself or filtering your work through other people's visuals?
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Still, an easy way to deal with things like that is to use Gmail filtering.
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This has been made possible thanks to the evolution of email and its filtering tools.
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He's too busy filtering out all that bullshit because he knows this is his moment.
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The government's censorship arm usually scrubs Weibo both by hand and by automatic keyword filtering.
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They are wireless, comfortable and extremely effective at filtering out noise, plus they sound great.
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Western intelligence and border enforcement agencies have increased their efforts to track fighters filtering out.
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Filtering software can ferret out duplicates from far larger databases than Mr. Weiner's hard drive.
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In this filtering process, the origins of facts often fall secondary to the facts themselves.
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"I thought someone was filtering these questions, I'm sorry," he said, slightly glaring off-stage.
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Dialysis uses a machine to partially replace your kidneys' waste-filtering functions, and it's terrible.
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Then as now, they were just pursuing their interests, filtering out distractions, doing the work.
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Soon the 2 o'clock group began filtering in, but Ms. Brie wasn't ready to leave.
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Hashtags have proven most useful for filtering conversations about events exactly like South by Southwest.
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Airlines have been filtering out in-seat screens because many people prefer their own devices.
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Instagram on Tuesday unveiled an update aimed at filtering out bullying comments on its platform.
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It is another instance of Mr. Trump's political statements filtering into popular and sports culture.
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Its first Story highlight answers basic questions about verification, the algorithmic feed, and comment filtering.
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This concept is now filtering into other social channels like Twitter and Instagram, Bourlet says.
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The rising popularity of weed among adults appears to be filtering down to younger generations.
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The moon's reddish tint originates from sunlight filtering through the particles in the Earth's atmosphere.
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We have enterprise-grade anti-malware, anti-virus, parental controls with content filtering, botnet detection.
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By twisting the knob (or Knop, I guess?), users can adjust each ear between four settings — ranging from an initial level of no filtering at all, to lower amount of ambient noise filtering, to higher level of blocking meant for live music, to totally sealed.
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This review entailed certifying Outcome Health in the following 15 areas: Platform Architecture, Device Installation, Inventory Management, Advertising Delivery Process, Impression Measurement, Click Measurement, Data Filtering Procedures, Invalid Traffic Filtering, Reporting, System Monitoring, Hardware Controls, Software Development, Access Control, Documentation Standards and Disclosures and Definitions;
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Its more than 40,000 filtering pores ensure that your beverage is smooth and refreshing every time.
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Our brains are constantly filtering an unfathomable amount of sensory inputs: sounds, smells, visuals, and more.
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"The consequences of negative rates are gradually filtering through the entire system," said one bank treasurer.
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Because of this, those are also the regions where the ad filtering will go live first.
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When I meet the group, they're filtering into a starkly white event space in midtown Manhattan.
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Instead, the cetacean had large and broad lower molars it used to feed by filtering seawater.
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It's a neat package, and the adjustable filtering mechanism seems to be in vogue right now.
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"AI is hopefully going to help alleviate that by filtering information and automating tasks," Lepofsky said.
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And that's a matter of architectural reconfiguration, filtering, community management, norm-enforcement, and yes, some deletion.
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It includes filters capable of filtering both particulate matter and traffic fumes (aka its "SmokeStop" filter).
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In short, certain internet restrictions are not consistently effective and simply filtering content doesn't always work.
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It also doesn't have quality issues some makers suffer from, like glass cracking or poor filtering.
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Still, the Next Web warned that Chrome is currently not filtering out the file as malicious.
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Getting a big engineering team behind it could also cut down the filtering lag time too.
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That means some of those supplies are filtering out to other states on the black market.
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If email filtering isn't your thing, you can turn Clutter off to keep a classic inbox.
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Companies like Panera Bread, Subway, and Chick-fil-A are filtering content on their WiFi networks.
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On the flip side, it can leave you filtering through an endless stream of similar images.
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In the United States, corporate filtering of information will impose the views of the economic elite.
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A tougher "likely voter" filtering process in that poll would have shown Trump in the lead.
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If that's not possible, the next best option is both chemically treating and filtering the water.
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Act II is another matter: Muhly assumes command, filtering the action through his restless lyric voice.
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We are, however, clearly creatures of habit, filtering down our abundant choices to a handy 17.
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After about 40 minutes, Mendes said, rain started falling and light started filtering through the gloom.
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But they had trouble filtering out an isotope called tritium, since it binds easily to water.
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But when cloth masks were pulled so tight that they stretched, they stopped filtering any particles.
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It's made without additives, filtering or sulfur dioxide, the preservative used in almost all conventional wines.
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After a few minutes, these students began filtering through the tented area interviewing their protesting peers.
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Numerous small governments have employed commercial home filtering software to censor their citizens' access to information.
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So we began to ask if people were filtering the web or curating what we see.
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With 450 players filtering through each morning, "I'm just fighting to get breakfast time," Cordaro said.
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Q&A Marine species have developed unusual adaptations for filtering salt from the water they require.
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Google and Facebook already use filtering technology to take down some forms of content, including pornography.
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A proper air-filtering face mask can be your best friend when air quality is low.
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Turing's 1952 paper did not explicitly address the filtering of saltwater through membranes to produce freshwater.
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To be clear, you don't need to use hashtags to conduct a filtering search on Twitter.
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The scientists also estimated that the creatures spent approximately two-thirds of their time filtering seawater.
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They accomplished this by dismantling the information-filtering process that had been in place for decades.
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After a month filtering through the lower courts, on June 224, the justices invalidated the seizures.
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ISPs do also use insight into DNS requests to offer services like content filtering for children.
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One startup in Europe, Mitte, thinks it has the answer: filtering water direct from the tap.
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Pépé was sitting in his recliner by a window, sunlight filtering in through the sheer curtains.
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Option one is dialysis, which uses a machine to partially replace your kidneys' waste-filtering functions.
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Thus, filtering and editing of entertainment provided through these streaming services has naturally entered into the discussion.
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But it seems even Google's news search isn't infallible when it comes to filtering out false information.
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Deterioration in certain corporate segments, particularly contractors and SMEs, is already filtering into other segments, including retail.
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Now Facebook has made an image-filtering acquisition of its own to keep up the messaging pace.
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Enzymes are used routinely in all sorts of food, from filtering juices to cheeses, milks, and brewing.
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Yet, when news of the situation in Charlottesville first started filtering out on Friday, Trump was silent.
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The city warned that boiling, freezing, filtering or taking other actions would not make the water safe.
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The glasses work by filtering the amount of blue light emitted directly to your eyes by electronics.
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I think, my opinion is there will be scope for both hard filtering but also just recommendations.
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He says it's about filtering through many sources of information and helping humans to get an answer.
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"Google has manipulated its search advertising, and likely its email filtering, to disfavor Gabbard," reads the complaint.
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Detroit's Susanne Hilberry Gallery is an expansive space with calm, muted light filtering in from large windows.
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Social media's filtering and sorting algorithms also crucially failed to make any distinction between information and disinformation.
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Everyone who follows a user, such as a celebrity, sees the exact same content with no filtering.
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From the web, you'll head to the settings, then scroll to Filtering to click Safe Mode on.
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This is not the first time Twitch has introduced metadata filtering for game streams on its site.
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"This is filtering around for a variety of reasons," said one Republican source familiar with the talk.
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Officials have handed out ash-filtering masks, though they keep running out because some kids misplace them.
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Elsewhere, damage appeared to have been relatively light, although reports were still filtering through as night fell.
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However, the platform has also been criticized for using the same filtering systems to hide LGBTQ content.
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But we also have an upgrade for faster filtering, and another recommendation for removing chemicals and odors.
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Preciado is overcome by fear of the supernatural whispers filtering through the walls of the town square.
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Filtering water may be done through porous membranes, but that requires pressure, and thus needs costly pumps.
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Starting today, the photo filtering company is beginning to introduce video editing capabilities to its flagship app.
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They'll also be used to improve the sound of voice calls, filtering out noisy environments during conversations.
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Even blocking and filtering efforts by carriers are rendered futile due to the gravitas of the problem.
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But it also has powerful filtering tools that will expel Avengers: Endgame from your News Feed completely.
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From his decades of work, he's come up with a theory for confabulation called orbitofrontal reality filtering.
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On Tuesday, Twitter released promising preliminary results from a test of its new proactive troll filtering tactic.
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Now, effects like dynamic shadows and light filtering through dark ocean water show through effortlessly, almost casually.
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Beyond optional parental controls, there's no content filtering of any kind—it's "pure internet," Kanojia told me.
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Airbnb reviews are ranked out of five stars, and include a search function to make filtering easier.
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Flagging clickbait headlines or filtering spam both require an underlying model that can interpret and categorize language.
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German carmakers have committed to updating engine management software to make emissions filtering systems operate more effectively.
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It's also beefing up the Featured tab with better intelligence, filtering out apps you already have installed.
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Left untreated, it inflames and can eventually scar the liver, making it less effective at filtering toxins.
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It's still a much simpler task than filtering the myriad competing voices at your average cocktail party.
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Filters remove most of the lead, and regulators and experts agree that it is safe after filtering.
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In one of those decisions, Justice Anthony Kennedy suggested that available filtering software should do the trick.
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Those concerns seem to be filtering down to GOP voters, according to a new Hill-HarrisX poll.
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"Still, we can help by doing a better job filtering out false information or clickbait," he said.
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Today, there are YouTube filtering apps available from third-parties, but frankly, most are not very good.
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It uses machine learning algorithms, natural language processing and collaborative filtering methods to help determine listener preferences.
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Filtering serious issues of advocacy through the prism of Swift's bubblegum pop persona minimizes the subject matter.
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This Ben is aggressive and narcissistic, filtering all of Alison's actions through how they make him feel.
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The Yankees' opponents usually take batting practice after the gates have opened and fans start filtering in.
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Sea cucumbers, for example, play a vital role in filtering sediment, but they are threatened by overfishing.
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Wetlands play key roles in filtering surface water and protecting against floods, while also providing wildlife habitat.
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A couple of girls in Indonesia are trying to create a filtering system to reduce mining waste.
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"In your glasses or EarPods or watch, some kind of filtering will have to happen," Glueck said.
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Bodies beginning to fall, first responders arriving on the scene, breaking news filtering out into the world.
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The typical remediation involves filtering water, which leaves PFAS residue that must be disposed of safely—forever.
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With trade optimism filtering through Wall Street, the Dow rose almost 320 points or 1.2% on Friday.
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Depending on the mail service you use, you may get better spam filtering through the web version.
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Blazakis expects such text to get more convincing over time, while filtering will not be deployed widely.
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The property slowdown is weighing on consumption, filtering through to weaker demand for home appliances and furniture.
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Applause went up and seemed to mingle with the morning sunlight filtering through the stained glass windows.
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Real rain forests have multiple layers of canopy, with light filtering down to support a vast ecosystem.
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Scientists have estimated that an acre of seagrass provides more than $11,000 worth of filtering every year.
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It is also subsidizing the cost of retrofitting older diesel cars to upgrade their emissions filtering systems.
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Spam filtering is also opinionated; there are different beneficial goals both at the individual and societal level.
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Other measures include using natural materials, filtering in sunlight, installing "green" walls, water features or plant features.
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People are already answering those questions by filtering them through the lens of the college admissions scam.
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Another nation has joined the growing ranks of those saying Facebook's content-filtering systems aren't good enough.
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Gelatin is made of collagen and early recipes involved melting and filtering pigs&apos ears and feet.
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That's the example being set at the top, and we can see it filtering down, every day.
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While Flickr has a history of banning public porn posts and filtering NSFW material going back more than a decade, Tumblr was a bit of a free-for-all until 2013 (it launched in 2007) when it was acquired by Yahoo and became more serious about NSFW content filtering.
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It continually learns new patterns, words and phrases so that its filtering technology becomes more accurate over time.
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It adds up The Wang family recently installed a fresh air filtering system, which cost them about $4,300.
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First of all, ad blockers work by filtering out servers that deliver ads to the page you're viewing.
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The camera, working with images, filtering, de-noising, a lot of different stuff can happen — and that's cool.
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Why should we trust that it will be better at filtering out vitriolic or inappropriate content for kids?
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That's not to say VidAngel's new strategy of limiting its filtering to streaming services will banish copyright lawsuits.
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Many Iranians kept accessing Telegram then, using virtual private networks (VPNs) and other tools to bypass government filtering.
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You can make the pool of applicants more manageable to sift through by filtering age, gender, and location.
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That crying is loudest in areas of shortage and where traditional degree/pedigree-based filtering is least relevant.
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The Here One takes Doppler Labs' existing sound filtering infrastructure and adds important components that improve that experience.
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It might be the saltwater filtering to my brain, but it feels like she's speaking to me metaphorically.
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Most social networks keep unwanted content off their platforms using a combination of automated filtering and human moderators.
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Our research is toward sector mapping, laying out the landscape, and doing filtering that you can't read about.
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You get this filtering effect decade after decade where you end up artificially selecting or breeding super-traffickers.
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They don't offer the sort of sophisticated sound filtering you get with electronic buds like Doppler's Here One.
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However, at the time, Interesting Finds was still fairly limited in terms of its filtering and curation capabilities.
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These include Group analytics, membership request filtering, removed member clean-up, scheduled posts and group-to-group linking.
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It is suspected that she held a grudge against the tech giant for filtering some of her videos.
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They also know how useful it is for spreading sensitive information and evading China's vast web-filtering system.
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When it comes to filtering out falsehoods, it seems, India's voters will be left to their own devices.
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There are sophisticated filtering systems out there, of course, but this one may outstrip them with superior intelligence.
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Microsoft has long tried to play by China's rules by filtering out sensitive results from its search engine.
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German supplier Bosch reportedly told regulators that for that initial window, exhaust filtering systems were effectively turned off.
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Real wage growth and low unemployment were not filtering through to spending, with consumer confidence low, she said.
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Additionally, Instagram is rolling out its filtering system, which automatically blocks abusive comments and spam, to more languages.
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What we can say is that people vary very much in the capacity to do such reality filtering.
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It's also working on a filtering system to avoid displaying tweets deleted for innocuous reasons, such as typos.
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The word is that recently the Border has become much more porous and more has been filtering in.
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Paid databases include PitchBook, Mattermark, CB Insights and others, which offer a variety of search and filtering tools.
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It's not something that I have to hide, and it's a great way of filtering out the idiots.
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It uses natural evaporative cooling technology to help you stay cool while also filtering the air around you.
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Filtering systems restrict access: to porn in Britain, to Facebook and Google in China, to dissent in Russia.
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Nakibly also discovered advertising injections in Malaysia, and a case in India involving the content-filtering tool Netsweeper.
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Lots of filtering water bottles exist but not all of them give you accurate readings of your water.
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The other was algorithmic — it relies on machine learning to reduce clickbait by filtering common keywords and tropes.
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But such automated filtering systems are not just expensive for websites to implement, they don't work particularly well.
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This assistance often goes hand-in-hand with filtering technologies and advice on how to control online dissent.
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One forecast model shows colder air filtering a bit further south, potentially impacting Little Rock, Arkansas, and Memphis.
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Deep learning aids Facebook's content filtering, too, and helps remove things like hate speech from the social network.
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And in either case, should we do any filtering, for reasons of taste, of the most coarse language?
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The colon symbol can be a useful tool for filtering search results by website, domain type, and more.
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It offers seven optimized filtering rules which make websites run, on average, 51 percent faster, the company says.
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Even as websites get better at filtering out fakes, unscrupulous reviewers find new ways to game the system.
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The nature of filtering cultural iconography through personal sensibilities and experiences makes the exhibition difficult to pin down.
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African developers from the Andela talent accelerator are filtering into positions at Fortune 500 companies around the world.
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But laptops have been slowly filtering into Cuban hands through the black market since earlier in the 2000s.
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This filter is based on machine learning technology, and expands on Instagram's earlier efforts with comment filtering technology.
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Ford is also using 3D printers at its Advanced Manufacturing Center to create disposable air-filtering respirator masks.
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When such associations survive filtering, they can result in constructive ideas that wouldn't otherwise have been thought of.
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Only after the public complains enough will they take filtering seriously or take the product off the market.
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Then it's just a matter of filtering those observations through my own aesthetic and through my own voice.
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Back in Balaroa, Mr. Munif and other survivors filtering back to assess their losses found their neighborhood unrecognizable.
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Quality filtering for a fee is another possibility ("everyone is annoyed by being connected to the wrong people").
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Unlike Eero, the Nest Wifi doesn't have a subscription component for ad blocking, filtering, and other security features.
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AdBlock, a popular filtering extension, has a guide to whitelisting specific sites so you can financially support them.
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At the time, YouTube said an engineering issue had lead to it "unintentionally filtering content" to the site.
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"In the past, when there was nationwide filtering of social media, this was a collective experience," Toker says.
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I told him everything, filtering my message through Google Translate and then copying the result into a text.
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Apparently, there's some AI mode that helps protect the eyes of young viewers — presumably by filtering blue light.
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But the moves might also help them shift the burden of identifying bad actors and filtering out disinformation.
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So while on the site I waste much time filtering out what is completely not applicable to me.
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Reviews of the product have started filtering in a week or so after the product hit the market.
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Deep learning refers to the number, or depth, of filtering and classification levels used to recognize an object.
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Scientists can find more drugs with AI filtering for them, and their power will be amplified, symbiotic combination.
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This includes identification of images for purposes such as filtering out porn and performing sentiment analysis on tweets.
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Much of the skill here is in aggressively filtering incoming reports to distinguish between fact and wild fiction.
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Ridiculous and inadvertent filtering mistakes have led to situations like Facebook banning a photo of the Venus of Willendorf.
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And what happens if it wins its appeals, and filtering services become a norm for people watching streaming entertainment?
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It has reportedly been partially blocked by the massive filtering system that authorities use to limit free speech online.
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But concerns over the early sexualization of children and access to pornography led to new filtering practices in 2013.
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Ngwato, meanwhile, said the skills he learned at Harambee and at work are filtering back into his township neighborhood.
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Filtering by price, location, tools and schedule, anyone in the U.S. can find a service professional for their needs.
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It sounds like before any automated audio filtering, Microsoft is looking at analyzing party chat speech to detect toxicity.
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Anti-climate science rhetoric from the top of Trump's administration may also now be filtering down to the agencies.
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This recommendation system is created via collaborative filtering, and this course will teach you how to do just that.
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I can still see the light filtering into the room and the computer in a corner on the table.
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Government filtering prevents Iranians from accessing many internet sites on the official grounds that they are offensive or criminal.
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Here's a wish list of filtering devices from Salem Lutheran Church that you can send directly to Flint residents.
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Rather than filtering and airbrushing, influencers like Cooper have decided to let it all hang out, so to speak.
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Mr de Halleux says the drones' filtering algorithms cut the data down by a factor of 60 before transmission.
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The changes would also "make it impossible to come up with new and novel filtering engine designs," Hill wrote.
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Twitter's lack of transparency around its filtering mechanisms might be justified, but it also helps to fuel conspiracy theorists.
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"And unlike previous filtering companies, we have the funds to fight this all the way to the Supreme Court."
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And even if Facebook made moves toward filtering content, the media would undoubtedly hold it accountable for any mistake.
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The entire process of sorting and filtering which stories you should see happens locally in your copy of Firefox.
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Google Play has automatic filtering by age, so kids won't see mature content, whether it's apps, movies or whatever.
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Notification Filters Get an extra level of control by filtering the types of accounts you see in your notifications.
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It also gives you numerous filtering and language options and tracks all your account activity with NASA-grade security.
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But Bumble's more direct rival Tinder has focused less on filtering and more on speed of moving through matches.
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Or, users would cover filtering holes, so they'd end up sucking more (just different) toxic chemicals into their lungs.
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Alex Debelov, the CEO of Virool, a video advertising platform, has an oxygen-filtering mask to optimise his workouts.
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Tokyo 2020 organizers told Reuters that they would install more filtering screens in Tokyo Bay ahead of the Games.
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Mr. Thune has asked the company to explain its filtering practices and whether its news curators manipulated the content.
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Expectations of an imminent rate cut have also waned as the rouble weakness is seen filtering into consumer prices.
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And I should have done it without filtering or editing it, with a bad angle, for a good #Realstagramphoto.
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And as ice melts in the Arctic, sea temperatures are rising and more sunlight is filtering into the ocean.
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After filtering out those stars which didn't produce the right 'flavor' of UV, only a handful of contenders remained.
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Dorsey then appeared before the House Energy and Commerce Committee later in the afternoon on censoring and filtering practices.
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Weirdly, neither Heathrow Airport nor Arqiva, the company the provides the airport's web-filtering service, could really explain why.
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They do a lot of work filtering the candidates, then the hiring manager spends a lot of time interviewing.
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As it stands though, filtering interviews with staunch conservatives through a Democrat's lens is an entertaining yet imperfect method.
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Filtering on the basis of economic potential ensures that immigration generates the largest possible economic gain for our country.
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Such systems often either don't work, or wind up filtering legitimate internet content, stifling free speech and user expression.
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"Right now there's only one tier available for filtering," says Susan, who dismissed the new "quality" filter as inadequate.
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As long as the pump remains in the water, it provides excellent water pressure, while also filtering out debris.
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Although the nature of the ad-blocking business is generally closer to filtering than blocking, where is it headed?
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Conservative investigative journalist Peter Schweizer is planning to release a documentary about technology companies' role in filtering the news.
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The regime is therefore likely to sustain its shift from filtering to blacking out the internet during future protests.
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The analysts could have been engaged in standard bureaucratic behavior like obeying the filtering process or hoarding sensitive information.
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They attach onto your tap and typically last longer than other options, filtering out more impurities than pitchers do.
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With a powerful 7mm driver, these buds produce crisp highs and deep bass, while filtering out annoying background noise.
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Rather than filtering emissions at the exhaust pipe, today we have the ability to solve it at the source.
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Outside, the water flows into large filtering pools, measuring 20 to 30 meters (70 to 100 feet) in diameter.
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It's really weird seeing attitudes and patterns of speech that originated there filtering out into the greater blog world.
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When you're browsing a given section, you also can tap onto the filtering options to switch to a different category.
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The profiles will come with new ways to customize contact information on profiles, as well as tools for filtering messages.
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Instead, Hinge uses collaborative filtering – people who like X also like Y – to help inform its matches on that front.
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So, as time goes on, it becomes increasingly difficult for social media companies to begin filtering out non-human accounts.
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Our algorithms were unfairly filtering 600,000 accounts, including some members of Congress, from our search auto-complete and latest results.
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CodeFights Founder and CEO Tigran Sloyan believes gamification represents the future of sourcing and filtering for any objectively measured skill.
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While filtering software has gotten better since then, it's still not good, he says, and it is still being misused.
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Scam filtering is something the Federal Communications Commission has been pushing for phone companies to pick up in recent years.
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Upon filtering pulp through a long stretch of aluminum mesh, the artist noticed that only some pieces made it through.
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"We've also improved our spam detection and filtering with best-in-class detection and automation systems," the promotional material says.
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Among the everyday systems driven by AI and human input: spam filtering, machine translation, search, and book and movie recommendations.
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"You get this filtering effect decade after decade where you end up artificially selecting or breeding super-traffickers," Tree said.
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SARA EISEN: And finally, I was just curious about how you think the tariffs are filtering through to the economy?
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And because the device works with IFTTT, air filtering devices can be triggered to turn on at that time, too.
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Filtering replies algorithmically logically follows a feature introduced in November that allows users to block specific keywords from their mentions.
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There's also a spam filtering feature, which will probably be useful in handling waves of robo-calls for various purposes.
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When she Instagrams selfies, she employs two filtering apps, with the effects toned down to be as subtle as possible.
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But this didn't impact the buzz within the bar and people were still filtering in for an after dinner tipple.
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Chrome extensions can do everything, from totally reorganizing your email inbox to filtering out websites with adult content on them.
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Like, what is the trade-off between filtering and censorship and free expression and decency and all that stuff, right?
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So help these shoppers along by filtering down their options and keeping things in razor-sharp focus on the page.
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In addition to the automatic filtering, Instagram will now also get alerts when there are repeated issues with an account.
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So yes this is content moderation via pre-filtering — which is something the European Commission has also been pushing for.
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By caching a website, the technology absorbs a lot of the malicious traffic, and filtering harmful traffic keeps sites running.
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Winsock, intentionally or not, was a great way of naturally filtering out people whose skills didn't meet a certain level.
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Date and price filtering can also be done through the results page, and users can also now book through Google.
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When a person ingests potassium iodine, the thyroid gland becomes "full," preventing radioactive iodine from filtering in for 24 hours.
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And I should have done it without filtering or editing it, with a bad angle, for a good #Realstagram photo.
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The new app will be available November 26th, and includes new features like location tracking, time limits, and content filtering.
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But the view that the Conservatives should urge the building of more houses is at last filtering throughout the party.
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Facebook also engineered in compassion by filtering out memories of people who you've blocked or who were ex-romantic partners.
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And that's intentional—the process of making this wine involves filtering out some of the alcohol in service of flavor.
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VidAngel Special Announcement VidAngel Special Announcement:VidAngel will continue the legal fight for filtering, while also launching original family-friendly content.
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After filtering out retweets, quotes from other people, and article titles, I ended up with a list of 260,93 tweets.
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On Tuesday, Pichai will testify before the House Judiciary Committee in a hearing focused on transparency, data collection, and filtering.
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Later in the day, when the names of the murdered started filtering out, scenes in the street took another intensity.
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News Tracer analyzes tweets in real-time, filtering out spam and grouping similar tweets into "clusters" based on similar words.
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We added extra capacitance to our filtering network, and optimised the power delivery network on the PCB for low impedance.
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I didn't like that Airmail automatically pulls up inbox filtering options when you start scrolling, so I turned that off.
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A community of new age entrepreneurs who are rapidly swiping left or right and filtering photos to grow their business.
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The updated software would mean the exhaust filtering systems work more effectively, helping to remove more of the harmful emissions.
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At issue is an EU measure that would require internet companies to create content filtering software to detect copyright material.
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Giphy, a New York City company that also works with WhatsApp, offers its partners a feature for filtering inappropriate images.
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It could raise concerns that the manufacturing and export-oriented sector malaise was filtering to other parts of the economy.
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From blue-light-filtering computer glasses to sunglasses and even sleep glasses, Felix Gray offers styles and protection for all.
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To make real the notion of light filtering from above, they began with a scattered array of triangle-shaped skylights.
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Helping these countries solve problems through increasing energy efficiency or filtering out pollutants can make progress on climate change goals.
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This play's perspective is that of a contemporary reader filtering accounts of another age through her own latter-day sensibility.
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Previously researchers were unable to remove common salts using the graphene filtering technique, instead removing small nanoparticles and organic molecules.
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Over extensive filtering also extends to the use of online social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Blogger, etc.
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He told CNN the candidate dictated the remarks, which Bornstein lightly edited by filtering out what Trump couldn't reasonably claim.
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Frigid air is filtering south from Canada, and where that air meets moisture, we are seeing blasts of April snow.
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Nevertheless, these blocks are an interesting example of the increasing use of censorship by web filtering in the United Kingdom.
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Instagram launched text filtering for bullying in May, but that could have just pushed trolls to attack people through images.
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Comments that were blocked from view will reappear if you return to your settings later and turn off the filtering.
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Chyna shared video early this morning of her and Playboi Carti driving around Los Angeles -- filtering the video with hearts.
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Filmy white curtains often substitute for walls, filtering light and mixing the silhouettes of sculptures and viewers in fleeting tableaus.
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But this kind of filtering only works when new content matches known banned content through a form of digital fingerprinting.
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They're discreet and smart, filtering out harmful noise while still allowing you to enjoy heady jams to their full potential.
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"When we are interested in moving forward with a company, it's gone through a big filtering process," Mr. Chan said.
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Oh, and you can officially say "bye, Felicia" to robocalls thanks to the Pixel 4's Call Screen filtering system.
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The city's water is cleaner now since switching back to Detroit's water, but residents cannot drink it without filtering first.
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Update November 13th, 4:10PM ET: This post has been updated to include information about Chrome's upcoming cookie filtering features.
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This includes making content from that account harder to find, for example, by filtering it from Explore and hashtag pages.
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But filtering all policy decisions through a military lens will compromise the balance in decision making that good statecraft requires.
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On Saturday, reports started filtering out that the White House gave the FBI a list of four people to interview.
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By filtering for the blues, scientists were able to see for the first time the complex structure of a storm.
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As for filtering and blocking content, be aware that kids can get around almost anything and content blockers aren't foolproof.
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As opposed to simple cloth masks, air-filtering masks such as Vogmask are designated by the F.D.A. as N95 respirators.
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As opposed to simple cloth masks, air-filtering masks such as Vogmask are designated by the F.D.A. as N95 respirators.
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On her walk home, she was engulfed by the sounds of Lebanese music filtering out of car radios and stores.
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Facebook has given its Marketplace a bit of a visual overhaul, with new colorful icons and improved search and filtering features.
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There are Safe Search and YouTube filtering options you can turn on and off to hide inappropriate content from your child.
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Reports filtering out of Trump's inner circle speak of chaos and disorganization in the early stages of the nascent new administration.
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We reached out to Twitter regarding the signals and metrics it employs in filtering earlier this week and received no reply.
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The dials turn smoothly, the world filtering back in via the microphones that help the Surface Headphones cancel noise so well.
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That's already a major problem with filtering systems like YouTube's ContentID, which is routinely abused to the detriment of legitimate content.
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And in the case of libraries, it's often not the librarian who's flipping the switches on content filtering software, LaRue says.
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You're filtering out people, but at the same time, isn't there a business incentive to get more people on the app?
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That's not an entirely new feature, and content filtering is already available as an option in lots of network security software.
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Technology, it seems, is as good at filtering our experience as it is dumping a firehose of data down our gullets.
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Many Chinese netizens scoffed at athletes who turned up in Beijing for the Olympic Games in 2008 wearing air-filtering masks.
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Crews on the International Space Station (ISS) have already pioneered this approach by filtering their pee and sweat into drinkable water.
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On Monday, Tesla Motors released the results of its tests of the Model X's air-filtering system, which demonstrated its efficacy.
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It works by having you first select a doctor and then filtering through a bunch of the symptoms you may have.
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The app also now offers more powerful search and filtering capabilities involving Rotten Tomatoes, IMDb scores, plus cast and crew listings.
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Reelgood's search and filtering mechanisms have always been the place where it excels, but it's less useful as a simple tracker.
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For $99 / year, Eero adds content filtering, malicious site blocking, and subscriptions to other security products, like 1Password and a VPN.
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Margrethe Vestager, the European Union's competition chief, tweeted last year that she would be "closely" following the firm's ad-filtering efforts.
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Our quality filtering and ranking algorithm does not result in Tweets by Democrats or Tweets by Republicans being viewed any differently.
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In a 2011 TED Talk, Orff explains just how important oyster reefs in the New York Harbor were for filtering water.
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We've got police using AI to determine which neighborhoods to patrol, Facebook filtering the news, and automation eroding the job market.
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In some parts of the world, special filtering and treatment might be needed to make the captured water safe to drink.
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Al-Shamiri, the former official from Taiz, warned that the militants will be difficult to uproot after filtering into such roles.
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This water bowl keeps H2O fresh by constantly circulating and filtering water, whether an animal is slurping it up or not.
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The low-cost device acts like a large syringe, collecting blood and filtering it internally to remove clots and other particulates.
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Carriers in Europe and the US must treat data on their networks equally, and automatically filtering ads could violate those laws.
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Today's change will require some smart filtering by Instagram to prevent objectionable content or spam from being distributed by hashtag following.
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Bivalves are especially great at filtering water; an adult oyster, for example, cleans up to 50 gallons of water per day.
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The persistence of Stair's social media presence points to the difficulty of completely filtering out disturbing content on social media platforms.
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"I understand the idea of filtering pain through a prism of comedy," Reynolds tells Men's Health in this month's cover story.
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Though the options are vast, they become a little easier to navigate with a filtering system, professional ratings, and recommendation engine.
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Cold brew is made by soaking the coffee in cold water for up to 24 hours, then filtering out the grounds.
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Super-K is constantly filtering and re-purifying it, and even blasts it with UV light to kill off any bacteria.
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Here and elsewhere, you can sense their minds at work, as if the choreography were still filtering from brain to body.
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People started filtering out almost immediately after the badminton matches ended, but some lingered to finish their conversations and their drinks.
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Those who do cover their face are usually not wearing N95 grade masks, the standard for filtering out PM 2.5 particles.
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The Tagesspiegel report said DUH said this showed that the gas filtering system was being shut off by the engine software.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai testifies before the House Judiciary Committee on the company's data collection, use and filtering practices Tuesday morning.
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As soon as news of the redesign started filtering, some people predicted exactly how other users would react to the update.
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Behind this serious looking door are the vital air-filtering mechanisms that keep potentially contaminated air out, and breathable air in.
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"This was a direct Hong Kong-to-Africa transmission, without any kind of Western filtering," Wolfe writes in a curatorial essay.
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Between the 1920s and 1965, the filtering was done through national origin, giving preference to immigrants born in Western European countries.
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The Australian coach Phillipe Presti, a French Olympian and Cup winner, said the human filtering of information made data most useful.
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Filtering for sci-fi nerds or religious affiliations is just a step removed from clicking your sexual preference on your profile.
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It's easy to find homes on Airbnb that allow pets by filtering your results when searching for a place to stay.
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You can even sew a face mask lined with a vacuum filter, which some say is more effective at filtering particles.
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The overall national political environment, which seems to favor the Democrats, does appear to be filtering down to the battleground districts.
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Verizon is starting to opt in customers to its call filtering service so they can better identify and block spam calls.
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So try mitigating the damage with these tools and tricks: Blue light-blocking or filtering apps for your computer, like f.
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It has a ton of features, a friendly conversation-focused interface, powerful search and best-in-class spam and malware filtering.
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The D.N.C. had a standard email spam-filtering service, intended to block phishing attacks and malware created to resemble legitimate email.
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Take oysters, whose feeding process involves filtering harmful bacteria and contaminants out of up to 50 gallons of water per day.
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If you do not use Apple's native iOS Mail app on your iPhone, check your preferred app's options for filtering messages.
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At one point, GOP House members brought Trump-supporting sisters Diamond and Silk to Washington to testify about social media filtering.
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The new filtering options now list include: YouTube currently has a filter system in place, but it's not quite as powerful.
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They also said the filtering shielded lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender children from the resources and support the videos can provide.
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Footage is often grainy, black and white, or green-tinted due to night vision filtering—but these aren't inherently "sketchy" traits.
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We need to deal with the insecure nature of our telecom networks and the outdated systems of authentication and filtering now.
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Many Iranians access Telegram using virtual private networks (VPNs) and other tools to bypass government filtering of the Internet, residents said.
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These wines skimp on additives like sulfites but may have restrictions on filtering, fining, the way vines are planted and raised.
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In the piece New Message: Bad Connection, there is a direct link to viewing and filtering visual content on the internet.
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VidAngel is a service that lets viewers stream popular movies and TV shows while filtering out material that they find offensive.
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Koch Membrane Systems (owned, yes, by those Koch brothers) was there to offer a variety of filtering machines, as was ATP Group, whose Smart cross-flow unit, in which wine is streamed across filtering membranes in a machine that looks like an ungainly church organ, set a new standard in mobile filtration systems, said David Douglas, a senior director.
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The European Commission last month told German carmakers they face hefty fines for alleged collusion in the area of emissions filtering technology.
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There are ways of filtering the photographs, including by date, by source (photos taken only by teenagers, for example) and others, too.
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On Sunday, the Financial Times reported that the company will be testing its fake news filtering system in—you guessed it—Germany!
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It's made by soaking coffee beans in cold or room temperature water for up to 24 hours, then filtering out the grounds.
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Filtering services suggest a potential world where everyone can see a different version of a film, based on their personal content preferences.
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The filtering could become sophisticated and deeply granular, allowing for massive edits that could even transform the film's arc, themes, or message.
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This powers a patented water treatment system that uses a graphene-based filtering process, before the water is boiled and then distilled.
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That may be a tall order: Facebook runs the risk of alienating a sizable portion of its user base by filtering news.
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Filtering out the green light, they latched on to their quarry, a quantum signal the likes of which has never been sent.
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Auto industry experts, however, have said the effectiveness of exhaust filtering systems does not depend on the size of an AdBlue Tank.
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Exposed to the elements and ocean currents, he drifted thousands of miles, surviving by catching fish and filtering seawater through his clothes.
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Overnight, BuzzFeed uncovered one of the ways that Twitter is filtering out abuse on its platform in its latest anti-harassment initiative.
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More recently, Google said it postponed the launch of new search technology for businesses to add complex filtering that large customers requested.
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Sortable topics and filtering capabilities are being added to YouTube's homepage and "up next" recommended categories, according to a new blog post.
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Yet a rally in China's property market, which began in its big cities in 2015, is filtering down to these also-rans.
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Analysts have been watching closely for signs that the sharp slowdown in China's industrial sector is filtering into employment and wage growth.
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While it won't breaking the bank at $2.99, it's still pricier than the usual "free" that many photo-filtering apps go for.
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Around 2004–2005, though, the elements of what would become the tea party started filtering into the state and the local GOP.
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But most of these invertebrates are similar in that they survive by filtering through the muck that drifts to the ocean floor.
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Opponents of the law say this will lead to filtering systems that block everything from memes to GIFs before they're even uploaded.
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Filtering options let you find notes by tags or reminders, and you can search across your account or within a single notebook.
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These feed by filtering small organisms such as krill from the water, using hairy plates (made of tissue called baleen) as sieves.
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Giant manta rays, like whale sharks and baleen whales, can strain food particles from the water using a specialized filtering mouth structure.
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There is a time window when you can go so I'm sure people were just filtering in and out the entire day.
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One advantage it has over existing water filters is its efficiency at filtering out chemicals and bacteria at high speed, Majumder claimed.
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If human beings are rational calculating engines, won't filtering the information we receive lead to better decisions and make us better people?
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And you're going to keep hearing it, both filtering out of Cupertino, and from Apple fans—Because it's a damn good idea.
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Only 39% of parents with teens aged 13 to 17 report that they use parental controls such as website blocking and filtering.
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Longer-terms, Infltr hopes to use the data it has about photo filtering to help infer which filters are trending and where.
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Our studies were conducted to test this proposition, and our findings indicated that filtering does not play a practically significant protective role.
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What Kim doesn't want is news of an unsuccessful test filtering back to the north's ruling elite, and essentially undermining his authority.
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YouTube's filtering system, which Google claimed last year to have spent $100 million developing, has a history of accidentally blocking noninfringing content.
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You might argue that I'm no better than Mike by filtering the stories I don't like from sites I don't agree with.
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But the general idea behind Kraft's statement is that Here One's audio filtering is going to be much smarter this time around.
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I was able to find more than a dozen examples simply by searching CrowdTangle for Hill's name and filtering by post type.
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"Sanskrit and Greek writings recommended water treatment methods such as filtering through charcoal, exposing to sunlight, boiling, and straining," the report says.
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The contraption is much like a normal coffee brewer, except that it grinds fresh coffee beans before filtering them into the pot.
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For example, you could see all of the holdings in your 401(k) and Roth IRA at once, filtering out other accounts.
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"I think [the rally is] just continued follow through on the geopolitical unease that's now filtering through the market," he told CNBC.
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The matrix of gravel and sand cleans the water, filtering organic material and freeing up nitrogen and phosphorous embedded in the gravel.
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Called GrowOnUs, it was planted with water-filtering flowers and grasses, and buoyed by recycled plastic bottles that offered habitat to mussels.
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The company has installed filtering systems that can remove all nuclear particles but one, a radioactive form of hydrogen known as tritium.
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This computer-science problem — filtering out trolls — remains as difficult as any of the moonshots being tackled in Alphabet's Google X division.
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One street took me by a cigar factory, where I could hear the chatter of workers filtering out through the open windows.
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Its main equity index includes 17 stocks, though MSCI's Iceland index, filtering out smaller and less liquid stocks, lists just 12 constituents.
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It's a movie that started every single long-black-haired female ghost that wailed loudly while filtering around like a humanoid trope.
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With every mollusk filtering up to 25 gallons of water per day individually, you end up with great waters for salt harvesting.
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GoGuardian's early filtering products were aimed at keeping students away from online porn, Tyler Shaddix, the company's chief product officer, tells Axios.
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With Netflix, according to Wolzak, this isn't quite as much of a challenge — it's merely a matter of filtering the domain name.
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While at Microsoft, Gates purposefully made sure to keep his emails to around 100 a day by filtering who could contact him.
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The tree canopy over much of West Drive, with sunlight filtering through the leaves, makes this a favorite part of the park.
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Dr. Morrow says he is deeply troubled by what he sees as a dangerous practice of filtering official information on the coronavirus.
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The most contentious provision of the plans would require websites to use filtering software to screen such content before it was posted.
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Mr. Goodlatte also raised concerns that the liberal-leaning political biases of employees may also affect filtering decisions for its search engine.
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Are there any special tools like websites, filtering tools or apps that you use to stay on top of M&A news?
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Machine learning provides live translation on Skype calls, and similar techniques are filtering your email spam and curating your social media feeds.
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The employee said he thought that would be more common with the filtering aspect of Covenant Eyes than just the accountability reports.
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Sometimes, Bishop McCarrick would start to rub a young man's back as the rest of the group was filtering toward the bedrooms.
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Since the '90s, start-ups have pitched filtering software to parents for preventing their children from seeing sexual content and other material.
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Newer equipment is filtering through, but some on the front line still complain of having to fight with Kalashnikovs older than themselves.
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Today, almost seven years later, evaluations of CMS' various ACO models are filtering in, and not all of the news is positive.
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BEST FOR BACKPACKERS BEST FOR PLASTIC HATERS Best for serious travellers BEST FOR STYLE BEST FOR FILTERING CHLORINE Best for tight budgets
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These yellow-breasted songsters of America's wide open landscapes depend on healthy grasslands that play an important role in filtering water runoff.
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The research shows that employers are increasingly filtering out candidates for middle-skills roles who do not have a four-year degree.
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But the research found that although DMARC is enabled on many domains, it's not properly enforced, rendering its filtering efforts largely ineffective.
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And speaking of notifications: Twitter introduced new filtering options to weed out certain types of tweets you may not want to see.
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The liquid containing the virus—more than five gallons of it—is then purified on long glass columns packed with filtering resin.
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Wireless routers can prevent devices, including video game consoles like your Xbox One, from using Wi-Fi thanks to MAC filtering.1.
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They also produce crisp highs and deep bass while filtering out irritating background sounds and can withstand rain, sweat, spills, or showers.
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Many Iranians access Telegram by using virtual private networks (VPNs) and other tools to bypass government filtering of the Internet, residents say.
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This month the Law Commission, an independent body that reviews the laws of England and Wales, published a report on the filtering system.
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Embedded in Hörnschemeyer's materials and filtering through the space, layers of time, history, and functionality remain perceptibly interconnected within the depth of surface.
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Drinking enough water also ensures our kidneys and livers can do their jobs in naturally 'detoxing' our bodies by filtering out waste products.
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BIGGS: Well, don&apost forget that, while he was sitting behind closed doors, he had two attorneys kind of filtering questions and answers.
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With the comprehensive profiles (with similarities highlighted for easy matching), filtering, and verification options, Elite Singles is an option for more discerning types.
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The most obvious candidate is China, whose keyword-filtering and social credit system will benefit greatly from the implementation of such intelligent algorithms.
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It's easy to find clean songs on Spotify, whether you do it by carefully choosing clean albums or filtering out all explicit content.
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One year later, in 2015, Citizen Lab showed that Netsweeper was providing filtering technologies to rebels in Yemen during a bloody civil war.
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It includes everything you need in an email client, including a unified inbox, customizable swipe options, powerful search, and a solid filtering system.
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When it comes to sourcing out which Zara goods to actually buy, the two have a few methods for filtering through the site.
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Gmail has begun recognizing marketing emails and filtering them to its Social or Promotions tabs to keep them out of your main inbox.
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A little self-examination will go a long way in filtering out gender influences so we can focus on the questions at hand.
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The ramifications include being unable to develop features that web users currently expect, and having to implement very expensive and inaccurate automated filtering.
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Scientists at National University of Singapore have created a transparent smog-filtering window screen that could make our lives a little less wheezy.
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Asbestos is still used in a limited number of industrial settings, such as for filtering chemicals, and is included in some vehicle brakes.
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Chrome's ad filtering is designed to weed out some of the web's most annoying ads, and push website owners to stop using them.
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The result is an upgraded app with new navigation features that make searching for and filtering loads easier to customize and more intuitive.
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The Interactive Recommender uses machine learning, which Valve notes "all the cool kids are doing," for what sounds like a collaborative filtering system.
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The guide will offer filtering options, too – so you can just browse live movies, live TV shows, or live kids' shows, for example.
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On the other hand, the IACHR does not deal with the filtering of inadmissible cases, which is part of the European Court's functions.
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It uses a combination of machine learning algorithms, natural language processing and collaborative filtering methods to help determine listener preferences, the company says.
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It's possible that Sony and other developers are sitting on a trove of VR games that'll start filtering out this summer and beyond.
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New tools: To help leaders who manage Facebook community pages, Facebook announced that they'll get more tools for filtering and managing membership requests.
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Pinterest also wants to make sure filtering for skin tone never feels creepy, so the site never saves the skin tones you've selected.
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"The algorithms to perform this kind of image filtering are computationally expensive in terms of time and energy," report author Jeffrey Knockel said.
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The company has deployed a content filtering system to identify posts that may be spreading political misinformation during India's month-long national election.
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Soundcloud spent more than €5 million building its own filtering technology and still must dedicate seven full-time employees to maintain the technology.
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Facebook's content-filtering practices are so controversial, in fact, that they were the subject of a nearly three-hour-long congressional hearing yesterday.
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She posts Instagram photos that have been untouched by filtering apps, and she makes a point to vlog both with and without makeup.
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The FCC does not require robocall blocking and filtering but has strongly encouraged phone service providers to offer those services at no charge.
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But over-filtering could lead to users missing out — after all, how important is the star sign, really, or whether they have pets?
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A lot of the initial reaction to FLOTUS' headshot had to do with the apparent retouching or filtering that went into the photograph.
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To move the needle on diversity, employers must move beyond filtering outputs of top computer science programs and focus on changing the inputs.
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Townsend's worst flare happened two years after his 2009 diagnosis when his body went into shock after his kidneys stopped filtering toxins properly.
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According to Citizen Lab's findings, Netsweeper filtering solutions blocked media sites in Yemen, political campaigns in the UAE, and religious content in Bahrain.
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His focus is granular, studying how taro can improve water quality and the life of the wetlands, filtering nutrients and reducing algae blooms.
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For online services, that means anti-abuse measures and filtering should always be in place before you invite the masses to join in.
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Once he took over at Renaissance, he stopped filtering and dismantled the centrifuges; he wanted the winemaking to be less intense, less worried.
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The latter would extend the life of the urea, but would, of course, prevent the systems from filtering out CO2 and other emissions.
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For example, if you disclose keyword or statistical filtering methods, that tells bad actors a lot about how to work around such protections.
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But Snap — which also enables video editing and filtering — has made strides to break free from the iPhone ecosystem with its glasses, Spectacles.
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It can also help with the seemingly simple task of filtering comments on crowded public posts so you're less likely to see spam.
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More recently, Schumer and other Democrats argued that the benefits of the growing economy aren't filtering down to the middle- and working-classes.
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Chaussade said he expected future water M&A to be focused on smart water services, specialized equipment and mobile, skid-based filtering systems.
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Over the past several years, Canadian surveillance research hub Citizen Lab has exposed Netsweeper's internet filtering business in places like Yemen and Bahrain.
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The filtering of targets in a surgical manner by their MAC addresses is one of the reasons it stayed undetected for so long.
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To do the same in the iOS app, tap your profile icon in the corner, select Settings and then tap Restricted Mode filtering.
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Unlike regular surgical facemasks, N95 respirators have a tighter fit and are better at filtering out airborne particles that could spread the virus.
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It's amazing how much light reaches us in bed through the bathroom door because we went with a light filtering shade in there.
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The degree of vocal filtering and manipulation here is staggering, resulting in something like a fifth-generation mimeograph of a Flo Rida number.
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Samsung Galaxy Buds produce impressive bass, clear vocals, and features like background noise filtering and a microphone that even works in noisy places.
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You may want to wear a mask; one of the most effective types for filtering floating flu particles is known as an N95.
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In recent months, there have been hints that wage gains are filtering down to workers in fast food and other low-wage industries.
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In response, Apple instituted a complete removal on vaping apps rather than filtering apps from legitimate companies like Canopy Growth, Pax and others.
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Maybe these memories are so painful that filtering them through fiction is the only way to muffle the hammer blows to our consciences.
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From the cool of her back bedroom, Rifkah looked out her window, the happy shouts of children filtering up from the streets below.
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This part of the law has come under heavy criticism over concerns that tech giants could end up using automated content filtering systems.
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The glorious footage — sunbeams filtering through the National Assembly in Bangladesh, the Salk silhouetted against the Pacific Ocean — rekindled interest in Kahn's work.
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So it's not really a question of filtering the good out from the bad, but rather figuring out which option(s) – If any!
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In tandem, more governments are laying internet filtering systems over the web, creating and fortifying capabilities to intercept data crossing their geographic borders.
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The first challenge to getting more politically active is filtering out the torrent of political news to understand what you should care about.
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"An informed source announced that the filtering of the Telegram messenger has been ended and it is being used by users," IRNA reported.
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The answer is supplied by Cynthia Nixon, who faces the challenge of filtering Dickinson's obscurity through the inevitable lens of her own celebrity.
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While no content filtering system will ever be perfect, we will continue to fine-tune LinkNYC's settings and controls on the public tablet.
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It's likely to be a long process, but the damages from the city's brief stint of filtering its own water will last years.
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Red Hook, she said, is a neighborhood of "forward thinkers," and Mr. Musk is a genius who is forever "pushing the needle" — to wit, there's the Bioweapon Defense Mode option on the Model X, basically a mega-air filter that Tesla says is 700 times better at filtering smog and 800 times better at filtering viruses than a standard car's ventilation system.
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To avoid this, EverCam was built with face recognition technology, applying a 3-step scanning and filtering process before alerting you of unwelcome visitors.
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Unfortunately, elections seem to reverse that filtering dynamic, encouraging candidates to instantly voice the most ill-advised, bizarre ideas that pop in their heads.
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Unlike me, Facebook's content-filtering artificial intelligence technology can now determine which image is of food, and which is of marijuana, according to Schroepfer.
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They perform the tedious, disturbing task that machines still can't, and that most Americans won't: Filtering social media sites for obscenities, abuse, and violence.
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On Instagram, the company said that the satire rating—referring to Lead Stories' decision—doesn't result in filtering from Explore and hashtags, they said.
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Even filtering for just verified accounts — and Twitter has had its share of issues with those — still leaves too many replies to easily navigate.
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But they do anticipate headaches from YouTube's own filtering system, whose current iteration known as Content ID, is already a thorn many creators' sides.
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Trending up: YouTube updated its filtering system for comments to make it easier for creators to find questions and sort comments by subscriber count.
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Heated in a process called "thermal pyrolysis", marabú can become "activated carbon", which is used for such purposes as filtering water and decaffeinating coffee.
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It basically works around the fact that mammals are filled with water and lipids—fats that block the light from filtering through an organism.
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Along with filtering content out of the Kids app, the new policy will also tweak who can see these videos on YouTube's main service.
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She also casts doubt on Facebook's filtering initiative, saying that it may prompt allegations of censorship and further undermine confidence in the mainstream media.
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Neither side has officially announced the move yet, but sources familiar with the situation confirmed that the reports filtering out of CES were accurate.
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I also, later in the trip, was filtering some water by the lake and I saw a moose bathing in the lake at dusk.
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VW increased pollution filtering during the test, but throttled back the system in real-world driving conditions, as a way to improve vehicle performance.
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Platforms also strike against misinformation preemptively by banning fake accounts as they are created, filtering hoaxes from search results and trends, and so on.
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As you set up each new account, you'll be prompted with a detailed set of options covering content, apps, web filtering and explicit text.
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The 39-year-old shooter was a YouTuber herself, and criticized the website heavily, saying it was "filtering" her videos and discriminated against her.
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This includes an improved search engine, which includes more filtering options and information specific to the individual country's politicians and their use of Twitter.
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Some of my articles came back with very wonky date stamps (1970!), for example, while the publication filtering feature was entirely broken at first.
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" He requested a public committee hearing with Dorsey so "the American people can learn more about the filtering and censorship practices on his platform.
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The company said it is using algorithms to detect abusive behavior, giving users new filtering tools and being more transparent in the reporting process.
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Boeing's chief salesman said data from the Ethiopian crash was still filtering through and it was still to draw full conclusions about the crash.
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This is the orbitofrontal reality filtering, and it's happening in the same parts of the brain that are damaged in patients who confuse reality.
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By the 9th, the company had begun filtering out and securing passwords it accidentally scooped up, and it's since destroyed any passwords it received.
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You really do get used to hearing these sounds, and your brain becomes capable of filtering out the ones that may immediately affect you.
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The country already operates one of the world's most extensive and restrictive internet filtering and censorship systems, known as the Great Firewall of China.
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The active technology, coupled with the seal formed with the ear cups does a great job filtering out ambient noise from the outside world.
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Her idiosyncratic way of filtering them through her imagination and experiences meant a Carrington painting or story had a uniquely charged, multi-dimensional meaning.
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While everyone will receive some version of comment filtering, Instagram is still deciding whether to allow all users to disable comments on their photos.
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Eros's had two hearts in the place of filtering canisters, for instance, while Churchill's was adorned with a radio speaker and a bowler hat.
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It failed to give players the ability to freely chat with friends at their leisure, or even a better user experience for filtering questions.
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The UHD60 boasts 3,000 lumens, which makes for a very bright picture that's visible even during the daytime with some ambient light filtering in.
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"Filtering this type of content versus say, a political protest with nudity or the statue of David, is not simple at scale," D'Onofrio wrote.
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Because the museum uses the space for social events, paintings must be sealed behind protective glass, which reflects light filtering down from the skylight.
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"Twitter is an incredibly powerful platform, filtering and shaping the information consumers see with the tweak of an algorithm," Walden said in a statement.
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The Journal reported last week that CCTV and other state-controlled media outlets criticized Apple for not filtering banned content from its App Store.
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Serdar Danis, the other winner, entitled his own submission "Robocall Filtering System and Device with Autonomous Blacklisting, Whitelisting, Graylisting and Caller ID Spoof Detection".
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These include proactive filtering and manual site reviews to identify illegal products, as well as taking action on direct referrals received from the FCC.
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And it actually made it easier to play because I didn't have to deal with someone else filtering what I was trying to do.
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The letter titled "Article 13 – Monitoring and Filtering of Internet Content is Unacceptable" said that the proposed laws infringed on EU citizens' fundamental rights.
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Obama drank the water in a show of solidarity with the city of 100,85033 and to demonstrate his faith in the treatment and filtering.
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The USPTO must get better at filtering out weak patents, and Congress should be more pro-active with legislation which will restrict patent abuse.
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Its lead single, "Everything Is Happening Today," opens in morning reverie, as the song's narrator wakes up and sees light filtering through the room.
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It has been applied to computer vision, speech recognition, social network filtering, and many other complex tasks, often producing results superior to human experts.
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The issue of filtering algorithms and their impact on democracy has continued to make headlines in the fallout of the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Shellfish get it thanks to weak immune systems and an existence based on the constant ingestion and filtering of seawater shared by other shellfish.
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Babel Street's filtering options are extremely precise, and allow for the user to screen for dates, times, data type, language, and—interestingly enough—sentiment.
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Facebook has improved its filtering process to keep those memories associated with negative events or feelings from popping up in its suggestions, it notes.
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