I think that you'll find exactly the material that you need.
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Find exactly what you need to make a seasonal change, ahead.
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You find exactly the one you want, with a very attractive price.
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Because there's no central place to find exactly what you're looking for.
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"I won't stop until I find exactly the right thing," she said.
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Putting quotation marks around your search helps you find exactly that word or phrase.
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But when you look at indicators of happiness you find exactly the opposite message.
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We reached out to Facebook to try to find exactly when this madness started.
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Others can zoom in and find exactly where you are, down to the street address.
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But it's been difficult to find exactly where this added risk could be in our genome.
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With options for every budget and skin type, you're bound to find exactly what your skin is craving.
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It will now be easier to sort deals by category so you can find exactly what you want.
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Products are now being categorized into more detailed characteristics to help customers find exactly what they're looking for.
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However, Morphe employees were quick to restock shelves and help customers find exactly what they were looking for.
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Anything and everything goes, and you can probably find exactly what you need if you know where to look.
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But there's a problem with doing research this way: You find exactly what you're looking for, and nothing you're not.
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The dearth of information around microdosing is one of the many reasons I struggled to find exactly what I needed.
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If you still can&apost find exactly what you&aposre looking for, try heading on over to the REI-Outlet.
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Eventually, they would like to find exactly what it in the brain and muscles is responsible for these complicated actions.
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Unable to find exactly what they wanted, the couple designed their own wall and floor padding with cork, felt and canvas.
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I wanted to understand my total sugar intake and find exactly where sugar was hiding, especially in my home-cooked meals.
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We wanted to find exactly the chickpeas you need for hummus, exactly the chickpeas you need for falafel—they're not the same.
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After collecting data from the market, DefinedCrowd's goal is to help users with common AI tasks find exactly the data they need.
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And Giphy's done incredible work to make it infinitely faster and easier to find exactly the right GIF you want for any situation.
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The apps are categorized and reviewed, with extensive information available on each, making it easy for users to find exactly what they need.
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Even if only a small percentage of people shopping Amazon Prime Day deals find exactly whey they're looking for, it doesn't matter to Amazon.
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That's why companies invest millions in their mobile apps and websites, helping guide you through an experience to find exactly what you're looking for.
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The companies have all the tools at their disposal and a profound responsibility to find exactly what journalists find — and yet, clearly, they don't.
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After opening a shop together they launched a men's grooming line when they couldn't find exactly what they were looking for on the market.
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Waggit can apparently pinpoint your dog (or at least the collar) on a map so if she's lost you can find exactly where she went.
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"We still have to find exactly where the water is on the Moon and put a facility in place to harvest those resources," says Antonelli.
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From frothy face washes and clay masks to high-end serums and treatments, you don't have to look far to find exactly what you need.
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Search and social media broke down the barriers between readers and content so that it became simpler for consumers to find exactly what they want.
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In Gemini, that means you're cerebral and thoughtful, willing to see all sides of something to try and find exactly the right way to say it.
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The resume assistant will also surface top skills that might be needed, and even job listings to find exactly what employers might be searching resumes for.
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Mission controllers believed Philae was trapped under a cliff but were unable to find exactly where it ended up after going silent in its resting place.
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Today, when he can't find exactly what he wants, he makes it, transcending the stigma of "repro" by doing things in ways he feels are authentic.
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The best part are the changes to the Messages and Photos apps, both of which have updates that help you find exactly what you're looking for.
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Experiment with sex positions One way you can work around your partner's super-long schlong is to find exactly what positions work for their big penis.
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At the same time, it can still be really hard to find exactly what is right for you, especially with High Street retail stores in decline.
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But each year, he finds himself trying to find exactly the right thing for friends and family, which, he said, has put a strain on him.
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In Crunchbase's data, we were able to find exactly 22,22 startups founded in Midwestern states with "founding dates" between January 2015 and the end of July 2017.
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We've gathered the best Black Friday deals into one spot, so that you can easily find exactly what you're looking for without all of the unnecessary fluff.
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"We will look at this with fresh eyes so it will take some time, but then we hope we can find exactly the right CEO," he said.
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But as the couple considered the ample supply of houses for sale in New Canaan and Darien, their preferred towns, they couldn't find exactly what they wanted.
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For example, she was able to track the food truck vendor's number one customer and find exactly when she'd go and what she was buying to eat.
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MR: Well, it's very difficult to find exactly what is behind the yellow coats, also there, we see many streams of people, from one side to the other.
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Then we definitely do West Elm and Anthropologie, because you can just find exactly what you're looking for, but there are a couple thrift stores we like, too.
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Scroll through carousels of categories like produce, meat, and snacks or use the search bar at the top of the page to find exactly what you're looking for.
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I meant to order another one in a larger size this morning, but didn't have a free hand while nursing for long enough to find exactly what I wanted.
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While you might not always be able to find exactly the stone you were hoping for — and you'll have to do a little legwork — the savings could be substantial.
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They drilled a small hole in the concrete wall and inserted a tiny camera on a "goose neck" wire to look around and find exactly where it was, Langford said.
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We are confident this is going to be a great season and we are confident that Becca will find exactly what she is looking for: a love that lasts forever.
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Financial website GOBankingRates created a four-question quiz that covers key portions of the law to find exactly what's tripping up Americans, and 77 percent of the 501 respondents failed.
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HireSweet, which is part of Y Combinator's current class of startups, is trying to help companies find exactly these candidates that are perfect for a job but not actively looking.
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As Adobe Lab's David Nuescheler demonstrated, Sensei may one day be able to help you find exactly that photo because it has tagged all of your images with details like that.
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It makes it easy to quickly find exactly where you need to press if you want to perform an action like pausing or switching to transparency mode without using your phone.
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But, there are lots of extenuating circumstances that went into the Kennedy selection that show just how hard it is to find exactly the right person to deliver the SOTU response.
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"It has been amazing the opportunities this room has created for special needs dogs to find exactly the right people and exactly the right home for their personalities," the shelter spokesperson said.
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More often than not, you can find exactly what you're looking for at the drugstore — in color, quality, and finish — but at half the price of what you'd discover at a prestige retailer.
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In the early days of the web, users largely congregated around portals like AOL and Yahoo, before Google gained ground, beckoning people to type in queries to find exactly what they were seeking.
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The spots are updated in Tesla's routing software, too, so you can find exactly where they are at these new addresses, and they're open 24 hours a day, just like Tesla's existing network.
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It might appear simple but it's also a philosophical challenge, not to find exactly the right stuff to buy but to rethink our relationship to the world around us, from the ground up.
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Google's PageRank algorithm took much of the chaos out of online search, and its ever-improving AI means you can search for "moive shotims near me" and still find exactly what you're looking for.
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If you're thirsting for more of C.K.'s signature blend of painful comedy and deep pathos, you may find exactly what you're looking for in Better Things, a comedy FX picked up last summer.
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"Our hope is to find each one of those (parents) and find exactly what happened and why are they not with their child and do they want that child back," the ACLU's Gelernt said.
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Plus, they're broken up into curated channels including self-development, life advice, politics, technology, science, classics, biographies, history, society, and more, to help you find exactly what you're looking for, exactly when you need it.
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Eric Loper, TaylorMade's golf ball research and development director, says the new TP5 and TP5x balls are the result of over a decade of experimentation to find exactly the right thickness, rebound, and stiffness to each layer.
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Eric Loper, TaylorMade's golf ball research and development director, says the new TP2150 and TP23x balls are the result of over a decade of experimentation to find exactly the right thickness, rebound, and stiffness to each layer.
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Whether you want simple cash back or decide to pair it with a Sapphire card for travel rewards, you'll find exactly what you are looking for, with a very low cost, with the Chase Freedom credit card.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Only a professional gift buyer could possibly find exactly the right gift for all those near and dear to them at the holidays, and even they would probably be off some seasons.
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Glover, as you might expect from that résumé, is one of the best pure joke writers on the planet, able to take just about any line and find exactly the right spin to make it as funny as possible.
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And that's on top of me suspending my disbelief enough to allow that Candace would be able to somehow find exactly the right seat on a train to sit by the younger brother she hasn't seen in what seems like decades.
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If that's the case you'll find exactly what you're looking for with Sling TV and PlayStation Vue, which carry an assortment of cable channels for (in some cases) much less than what you'd pay Comcast or Time Warner Cable for.
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"I think it's incumbent upon people both at the state level and the federal level to hold hearings, to find exactly who was behind that and what was the impact of that effort," he said, according to the Journal Sentinel.
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How do I make a book that can triple the list of your "to-be-read" pile, how can I create these small, magical doorways into places so that you can potentially find exactly the right book for you right now.
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That's why we gathered all of the best Black Friday fashion deals in one spot, so that you can easily find exactly what you're looking for — like $10 drop earrings, a chic LBD (perfect for any holiday party), and leopard designer booties for 30 percent off.
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I think Brent Saunders is doing a terrific job and nobody really cares, particularly the Goldman Sachs analyst who tries every single day to be able to cut numbers but can't seem to find exactly the hole in the dike that she keeps wanting to plug in.
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Of course, spending thousands of dollars on a computer isn't necessary, but you should shop around and find exactly what you want — and don't be afraid to splurge a little since this is a device you're going to be using at least on a daily basis.
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The internet is fully inundated with sales for the year's biggest shopping event, but we've been picking out the very best ones and relaying them back to you, because we know how stressful it can be to find exactly what you want with all the Black Friday craziness going on.
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And while a flawless pairing of scene and soundtrack can feel perfectly serendipitous, these moments are almost always the result of someone poring through thousands of tracks and spending hours working with the show's creative team to find exactly the right tune, to say nothing of securing permission to use it.
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He says if you're down to go for a new set of bangs, don't think of them as a one-size-fits-all transformation; you can find exactly the type of bang that works for you based on your upkeep regimen, hair type, and even personality without having to wield a blowdryer in 100% humidity every day.
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The mega-boutique model forces a kind of intimacy that can be uncomfortable (the kind that comes with walking into a shop, being the only one there, and receiving one-on-one attention from a salesperson), but it also allows a methodical shopper to find exactly what they need, to not feel overwhelmed by options, and to enjoy the process of looking.
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From fishmongers to cheesemongers to servers, those who work in the French food industry have undergone years of training and experience to perform their job: Not so much to sell you what you want to buy, but to counsel you and help you find exactly what you needed—even if you didn't know what you needed when you came into the store.
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It's hard to find exactly how many 16-year-olds leave school actively dissatisfied with the previous 11 years of education (I can't find a study where anyone has ever asked them), but it's clear the one-size-fits-all approach to teaching in the UK doesn't actually fit all, and a lot of kids end up slipping through the cracks.
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Through its work with some of the world’s largest publishers, Elsevier, Oxford University Press, Funnelback understands the delicate balancing act of showcasing news, events and products and empowering users to navigate an ocean of information and helps them find exactly what they are looking for quickly.
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It always starts with a nondestructive form of observation, like a crime scene. Then pieces of the material are taken from the original piece which are used in different observations. Then destructive testing is done to find toughness and properties of the material to find exactly what went wrong.
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If there was a significant main effect, it means that there is a significant difference between the levels of one IV, ignoring all other factors.Howell, D. C. (2009) Statistical methods for psychology (7th ed.). Belmont: Cengage Wadsworth. To find exactly which levels are significantly different from one another, one can use the same follow-up tests as for the ANOVA.
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There is limited knowledge in the plant field because it is very difficult to find exactly which phenotypes in the plant are affected by stressors. These phenotypes are very valuable to the researchers. They need to know the phenotypes so that they can create a method to screen for mutant genes. Mutants are the key to finding signaling pathways in living creatures.
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After acquiring significant funding, the app reached over 2 million active users. According to RiskIQ, at least 215 fake versions of the game were available by July 17, 2016. Several of these fake apps contained malicious programming and viruses. Launched on July 22, 2016, "Pokévision" enabled players to find exactly where Pokémon spawned and how much time was left until they despawned; the site used data hacked directly from the game.
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He can keep working on what appears to be the same thing over and over again. While I go crazy when I have to go over a song hundreds of times, he can sit with it for hours, trying to find exactly the right mix to achieve the sound he wants. Pål is really the driving force behind A-ha. He’s one of the few real artists on the pop rock scene.
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In 1956, Anthony Boucher praised the first novel as "sheer literary magic: subtle, tenuous, enchanting and wholly convincing." In a study of "series fiction" at the turn of the century, Victor Watson opined that "A Stranger at Green Knowe is a masterpiece ... and in my opinion the greatest animal story in English children's literature". Generally, he praised Boston for "her ability 'to find exactly the right words, to groom her prose to glossy perfection'".
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The halls are about an 8-minute walk from the University of Strathclyde Students' Association. This is the largest student union in ScotlandUnion website at it has 7 floors consisting of bars, clubs, a pool room, restaurants, cafés, study areas and a bank. The student union is where most of the freshers week activities take place. The halls of residence are right next to the University's book shop which is useful for new students to find exactly what they are needing.
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Most fan merchandise in South Korea is promoted through social media outlets like KakaoTalk and Twitter. The ability of consumers to find exactly what they want has resulted in an expansion of the market to about 100 billion South Korean won ( ).Teenagers are the trend-setters and are often active as sellers and producers as well as consumers. Fan merchandise sells at a higher price than the nominal value of the commodity because of its sentimental value and appeal as a collectible.
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In hash function, for audio identification, such as finding out whether an MP3 file matches one of a list of known items, one could use a conventional hash function such as MD5, but this would be very sensitive to highly likely perturbations such as time-shifting, CD read errors, different compression algorithms or implementations or changes in volume. Using something like MD5 is useful as a first pass to find exactly-identical files, but another, more advanced algorithm is required to find all items that would nonetheless be interpreted as identical by a human listener.
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She at one point had a piercing on her left eyebrow, which is visible on the cover of Fallen. In an interview with VEVO stylized, Lee showcased and explained her fashion style, commenting that she would rather make her own clothes because it is hard to find exactly what she wants elsewhere. In an interview with AOL, Lee stated that her daily style is very different from when she performs; pointing out that she was wearing "something floral" during the interview. She explained that her on-stage wardrobe was meant to preserve the atmosphere of the songs and complete the image.
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Many writers have claimed that Falconetti's performance was the result of extreme cruelty at the hands of Dreyer, a notoriously demanding director who pushed her to the brink of emotional collapse. For example, film critic Roger Ebert writes: > For Falconetti, the performance was an ordeal. Legends from the set tell of > Dreyer forcing her to kneel painfully on stone and then wipe all expression > from her face – so that the viewer would read suppressed or inner pain. He > filmed the same shots again and again, hoping that in the editing room he > could find exactly the right nuance in her facial expression.
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Roughly, the state of a session is the “state of the desktop” at a given time: a set of windows with their current content. More precisely, it is the set of applications managing these windows and the information that allow these applications to restore the condition of their managed windows if required. A program known as the X session manager saves and restores the state of sessions. Most recognizably, using a session manager permits a user to log out from an interactive session but to find exactly the same windows in the same state when logging in again.
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When looked at further, it was shown to have increased methylation levels in a haplotype associated with Type 2 Diabetes. To find exactly which portion of the gene led to the higher levels of risk, one group of researchers performed a sliding window analysis. Using the information, they narrowed the search down to the 46 kb linkage disequilibrium block, and within that region found a 7.7 kb region in which methylation levels were abnormally high. Pyrosequencing found that this difference was due to single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that created CpGs across the haplotype. Within this 7.7 kb, haplotype-specific methylation area, a highly conserved non-coding element (HCNE) was found.
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Bell's interest in hidden variables was motivated by the existence in the formalism of quantum mechanics of a "movable boundary" between the quantum system and the classical apparatus: > A possibility is that we find exactly where the boundary lies. More > plausible to me is that we will find that there is no boundary. ... The wave > functions would prove to be a provisional or incomplete description of the > quantum-mechanical part, of which an objective account would become > possible. It is this possibility, of a homogeneous account of the world, > which is for me the chief motivation of the study of the so-called 'hidden > variable' possibility.
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A utility called TYPO ("Type Your Program Once," a play on typographical error) was used to verify that programs were typed in correctly that generated set of check-sums for different portions of the lines of code, but it didn't help users find exactly which line had the error. TYPO was later succeeded by TYPO II, a smaller, faster program that generates a checksum two letter code for each Atari BASIC line entered in a program. By comparing each line's checksum with that printed in the magazine, the reader could be sure they typed the BASIC source correctly before entering the next line of code. Versions of TYPO were also published and used (with permission) by Page 6 magazine.
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Ketzia Alon of Haaretz hailed Tabula Rasa as both "an important historical and sociological document" and "a novel of monumental proportions, an impressive if sad memorial to the grand experiment in human engineering" that was the kibbutz: "Shaham has managed to find exactly the proper tone to tell the story of the life and death of the kibbutz: through neither bitter criticism nor tender nostalgia, but a highly sober literary perspective that produces realistic prose and the illusion of a genuine slice of life." Maariv, on the other hand, lamented the book's length and described it as "simplistic and schematic".Arik Glasner (16 October 2010), "Tabula Rasa by Nathan Shaham", Maariv [in Hebrew] (retrieved 18 November 2012).
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MojoWorld could generate entire planets through mathematics and procedural generation, using a simple graphical interface and a planet-generation Wizard.See the long chapter by Ken Musgrave, "MojoWorld: Building Proceedural Planets", in: Musgrave et al, Texturing and Modeling: A Procedural Approach (3rd edition), Morgan Kaufmann, 2003. The resulting terrain could then be navigated in 3D space much like a videogame, allowing users to easily find exactly the right place for a scenic landscape picture. MojoWorld also allowed the user to edit the landscape and scene, and then have it rendered to an image by the computer. Rickets, Ed, "MojoWorld 2.0: the strangest program on the face of the planet is back, and it's better than ever", in-depth product review in 3D World magazine, December 2002.
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Legends from the set tell of > Dreyer forcing her to kneel painfully on stone and then wipe all expression > from her face—so that the viewer would read suppressed or inner pain. He > filmed the same shots again and again, hoping that in the editing room he > could find exactly the right nuance in her facial expression. Among the other cast members was French playwright Antonin Artaud as the monk Massieu. Artaud later stated that the film was meant to "reveal Joan as the victim of one of the most terrible of all perversions: the perversion of a divine principle in its passage through the minds of men, whether they be Church, Government or what you will."Milne. pp. 106-107.
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He also described the difference between the physiological effects of the two poles of the pile, although some of the effects he reported were not confirmed afterwards. Many of Ritter's researches were guided by a search for polarities in the several "forces" of nature, and for the relation between those "forces" – two of the assumptions of Naturphilosophie. In 1801, after hearing about the discovery of "heat rays" (infrared radiation) by William Herschel (in 1800), Ritter looked for an opposite (cooling) radiation at the other end of the visible spectrum. He did not find exactly what he expected to find, but after a series of attempts he noticed that silver chloride was transformed faster from white to black when it was placed at the dark region of the Sun's spectrum, close to its violet end.
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Giving one member a larger cross section than on a previous iteration requires giving other members a larger cross section as well, to hold the greater weight of the first member—one needs to go through another iteration to find exactly how much greater the other members need to be. Sometimes the designer goes through several iterations of the design process to converge on the "right" cross section for each member. On the other hand, reducing the size of one member from the previous iteration merely makes the other members have a larger (and more expensive) safety factor than is technically necessary, but doesn't require another iteration to find a buildable truss. The effect of the weight of the individual truss members in a large truss, such as a bridge, is usually insignificant compared to the force of the external loads.
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