With a little amplification, music sounds fine-grained and particular there.
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Zuckerberg made like a sponge and absorbed all this fine-grained flak.
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The official data were not fine-grained enough to reveal such patterns.
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He presents compelling evidence of fine-grained communication about color, shape and size.
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But there's a lot of fine-grained detail about each brain that gets lost.
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Zoom in on the map and you could get a more fine-grained view.
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The standout: Mr. Byrne's fine-grained portrait of a hope-stripped father (4523:4513).
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The standout: Mr. Byrne's fine-grained portrait of a hope-stripped father (3:40).
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But that report wasn't devised to provide solid estimates in fine-grained geographic detail.
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The standout: Mr. Byrne's fine-grained portrait of a hope-stripped father (254444:251).
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The pool of data could then be parsed for patterns and fine-grained interactions.
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Gremlin's ALFI feature allows developers to simulate more fine-grained failures Gremlin's ALFI feature allows developers to simulate more fine-grained failures It's these sorts of features that partly intrigued Tunguz at Redpoint, who is well-known for his thoughts on SaaS.
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I've written about the big picture here and more fine-grained, near-term solutions here.
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The release of more fine-grained data since then has shown what is really happening.
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What's less well-known is just how fine-grained and voluminous executive action has been.
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The remote, meanwhile, provides much more fine-grained control over flight than the mobile app.
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More abstractly, fine-grained details of the universe can be expressed as equations and simulations.
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Surprisingly, fMRI isn't very good at creating a fine-grained time series of brain activity.
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They have their limitations, and they do garble up the occasional bit of fine-grained detail.
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More fine-grained, powdery, in between chalky and seltzery, and veering into a curious yeasty quality.
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Democrats will need as much fine-grained information as possible about what their voters really want.
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"How to Hide an Empire" nimbly combines breadth and sweep with fine-grained attention to detail.
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And Mr. Byrne serves one of the most subtle, fine-grained slices of theatrical ham on record.
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He said there is lots of fine-grained ash, which can affect people's breathing and respiratory functioning.
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Triangle, by comparison, offers more fine-grained control over your applications compared to what's provided within Pixel.
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The Australian soprano Nicole Car brought fine-grained tone and nuanced acting to the role of Mimì.
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Not all experts acknowledge such fine-grained distinctions, instead grouping people into morning, evening and "intermediate" types.
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"The matrix itself is very fine-grained material that holds everything in the meteorite together," Epifanio said.
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A VR story — fictional or otherwise — would be a more vivid, fine-grained version of the same conceit.
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I find the Google Pixel camera still retains the most fine-grained detail out of any phone camera.
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But to generate fine-grained control signals, such as the movement of individual fingers, more precision is needed.
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The podcast player has fewer fine-grained controls than you might be used to from apps like Overcast.
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Trump didn't change anything about the need for candidates to make fine-grained decisions to allocate scarce resources.
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Meanwhile, continuous testing and fine-grained student data mining sounds like something partisans might actually agree is dystopian.
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But these are fine-grained and detailed distinctions that will likely be lost on a lot of people.
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Actual candidate and campaign professionals do need to make some fine-grained decisions about how to allocate resources.
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Earlier, the fine-grained narration of lived life occasionally blossomed into ruminations on art, literature, music and life.
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A more fine-grained analysis suggests that this is not quite the victory for diversity that it seems.
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Utilizing Project Soli's radar to allow for more fine-grained control could theoretically make it a much better experience.
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Sony uses sophisticated image processing, crazy-bright panels, and a fine-grained dimming system to deliver a tantalizing picture.
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On fine-grained questions of energy policy, Trump—as he is on a lot of issues—is pretty vague.
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GitHub's enterprise edition is also getting a few updates, including more fine-grained permissions, which are now generally available.
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It is much larger than any other survey of this group of workers and provides more fine-grained data.
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But, he said, every country makes fine-grained judgments about when to pass on the most sensitive of information.
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From his lengthy opening monologue onward, Meyerhoff brilliantly combines a fine-grained sensitivity to the text with comic instincts.
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Less objectionable might be the collection of fine grained information about the energy usage of commercial buildings and homes.
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In exchange, civilians leave to military officers the matters over which they have expertise: fine-grained operational and tactical decisions.
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The caveat, though, is that most researchers don't have access to that kind of fine-grained data — only Facebook does.
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The process is much more fine-grained than a ninety-three-item questionnaire, but that's why college is so expensive.
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What we've seen from the Trump-o-verse is that many bigots do not make these same fine-grained distinctions.
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It yields wines that are characteristically lush and round, but also nuanced and fine-grained, unlike merlots from anywhere else.
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If offers fine-grained permission controls to let you opt out of sharing your full name or email address, for example.
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With the photons turned off, the researchers zoomed in on the jump with fine-grained time resolution to see it unfold.
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At his best — or let's just say in everything except "Battleship" — he combines blockbuster-flavored effects with fine-grained, sinewy naturalism.
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What are the cognitive mechanisms by which their abilities to think clearly, make fine-grained distinctions, apply moral principles consistently, etc.
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As a mystery drama, "Our Mother's Brief Affair" never acquires much urgency, despite the fretful, fine-grained ambivalence of all the performances.
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A mouse on the iPad makes it exponentially more useful for fine-grained things, like selecting text, which was really annoying before.
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It also suits banks, since they get fine-grained information on transactions that can be used for credit analysis and product customisation.
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We also don't know the fine-grained detail of how Twitter's algorithms amplify political speech when it's packaged in organic tweet form.
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Pluto's dunes were shaped by moderate winds reaching around 22 mph (35 kph) apparently blowing fine-grained frozen methane bits from mountaintops.
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Journalists now get such fine-grained and continuous grassroots feedback that they are more immediately responsive to public opinion than ever before.
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The researchers call this ultra-fine-grained record a "screenome," adapting the concept from "genome," the full blueprint of one's genetic inheritance.
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A fine-grained dispute, clearly, but one that was still promoted by conservatives who thrill at painting Snopes as a leftist outlet.
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But it isn't, in itself, fine-grained enough to answer thorny questions about how a community should divide up what it has.
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More data from all over the globe will allow for more powerful, fine-grained analyses of how genes shape health and behavior.
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Stan Humphries, an economist at Zillow, says its listing platform yields enough fine-grained information that it can set prices accurately and competitively.
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Packed within this lunar breccia is a 2-gram felsite clast—fine-grained volcanic rock—containing felsite fragments, including quartz, feldspar, and zircon.
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But online retailing, which makes it easier to collect fine-grained price data, reveals how poorly textbook models reflect real-world market dynamics.
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Although traditional programmers like Turner maintain "massive inventories of advertising," they lack the type of fine-grained data necessary to generate targeted ads.
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"Our results demonstrate that tweets can provide powerful and fine-grained cues of activities going on in cities," said study author Nabil Hossain.
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Logitech has introduced a new-school wheel with "MagSpeed" technology that switches automatically between fluid scrolling and more fine-grained, pixel-precise control.
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These darker regions are covered by dark bedrock and fine-grained sand deposits ground down from ancient lava flows and other volcanic features.
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Chris Mooney at the Washington Post summarizes: The current study is a modeling exercise based on an enormous amount of very fine grained data.
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The surface used by the Middle Stone Age artist is known as silcrete—a concrete-like mineral composed of fine-grained sand and gravel.
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MobileNets can be used to analyze faces, detect common objects, geolocate photos, and perform fine-grained recognition tasks, like identifying different species of dogs.
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Whenever in this book he veers toward this particular subject, his characteristic exactitude, his subtle, graceful, fine-grained prose is ever so slightly coarser.
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This fine-grained, fractal detail adds to the sense that not only is Batuu in canon, but so is anyone who buys a ticket.
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The soprano Lauren Snouffer sounded overpowered in the dramatic beginning of Haydn's mass, her fine-grained, chiseled singing more at home in gentler moments.
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In 2021, NASA is expected to launch its James Webb Space Telescope, which will at last allow for fine-grained analysis of exoplanet atmospheres.
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In fact, they're bits of dust and fine-grained detritus embedded in adhesive vinyl tile that can be walked on, to quietly magical effect.
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The gloves are made in Italy from ultra-soft, fine-grained lambskin that's lightweight and great at conforming to the shape of the hand.
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When I wrote a piece for Outside magazine a few years ago, we went through probably 50 drafts all told, making increasingly fine-grained changes.
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The system has limitations: unlike a census, it generates predictions, not facts, and the more fine-grained those predictions are the less certain they become.
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It doesn't "require fine-grained legal knowledge", Justice Antonin Scalia wrote in 2013, to discern that line or how one may conduct oneself within it.
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As an intrepid early explorer on land, Tortotubus left behind an amazing tale of terrestrial colonization etched into fine-grained rocks of Scotland and Sweden.
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We showed a graph of our DAUs, which is even more fine-grained detail than people normally show, and all of them were hockey stick.
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The narrative offers a fine-grained account of her thoughts as she tries to stay hidden from an unknown number of shooters with uncertain motives.
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Our Moon still exhibits signs of this cataclysmic era in the form of dark volcanic basalt surface features—fine-grained volcanic rock—known as maria.
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Every aspect of the student experience is quantitative by default in an online program, allowing mentors to have fine-grained visibility into their students' progress.
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Since 27555 it has released two thrilling albums, full of big-shouldered groove, fine-grained harmonies and frothy improvising — as well as occasional operatic vocals.
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Since 2015 it has released two thrilling albums, full of big-shouldered groove, fine-grained harmonies and frothy improvising — as well as occasional operatic vocals.
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Kempowski's sympathy for the suffering of his characters and his acknowledgment of the attendant destruction of their civilization are diffused by a fine-grained ambivalence.
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Both painter and writer have a fine-grained feel for the setting, and both would seem to reject the irony, humor and abstraction of modernity.
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His early work was grounded in close reading, and his last book "The Bourgeois: Between History and Literature," included fine-grained analysis of classic works.
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"Amazon now has very fine-grained data and information and, in some cases, future intelligence" about the 238 cities that submitted HQ2 proposals, she said.
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"Amazon now has very fine-grained data and information and, in some cases, future intelligence about [the 238 cities that submitted HQ2 proposals]," she said.
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This is only from looking at three relatively small countries — countries that happen to make fine-grained administrative data unusually available and thus easy to study.
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Adding even more fine-grained controls to the Apple Pencil would mesh with the creative/pro demographic at which Apple is targeting the Pencil/iPad Pro.
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Such metaphors proliferate throughout the text precisely at moments when one expects a fine-grained answer to fundamental questions about the history and definitions of antisemitism.
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Over time they will get fine-grained data on their graduates' employment and salaries, says Tonio DeSorrento of Vemo Education, which operates ISAs for several institutions.
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It also offers a set of editing tools that let you adjust settings like the brightness, contrast, highlights and saturation for even more fine grained control.
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These things are coming; we understanding more about behavior every day, as devices enter our daily lives and health data becomes more and more fine-grained.
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Howe, like Hitchcock, knew that the cumbersome effort was worthwhile, for the result would be a rolling expanse of fine-grained images, filling the audience's gaze.
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Professor Charles Franklin, who took an even more fine-grained look at the Ipsos data, found them showing a 4.2-point Democratic lead on May 13.
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Social media firms regularly study the news consumption habits of users, producing fine-grained analysis of the causes and consequences of political polarization on its platform.
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"We want to craft a very fine-grained zoning framework that pleases mostly everybody," said Winston Von Engel, director of the city planning office in Brooklyn.
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So Murray's hope is that local policymakers can use the models to get a more fine-grained view on when their particular wave might be cresting.
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The restaurant used lojrom, also called bleak roe, a fairly fine-grained roe that is popular in Scandinavia but hard to find in the United States.
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It shows the immense potential of this kind of fine-grained tracking, but inescapably resurfaces questions of just what else the company could do with the data.
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Using the survey's data from thousands of respondents, she paints a remarkably fine-grained portrait of how the spending habits of Americans have evolved over the decades.
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Histories from below, social history, microhistory: All of these well-established trends have been aimed at making the historical narrative more inclusive, more fine-grained, less elitist.
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He was hoping for a site like the one he'd excavated earlier: an ancient pond with fine-grained, fossil-bearing layers that spanned many seasons and years.
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The kind of fine-grained realism that Mr. Trier is attempting — and that he succeeded in creating in his earlier features — depends on a density of implication.
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And third -- and perhaps most important because it underpins the implicit power of the first two -- they collect, unchecked, a vast amount of fine-grained personal data.
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There are a lot of methodologies towards theories, but most people will agree that those theories are not fine-grained enough to be implemented by a computer.
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If Ms. Brown seems to be giving an especially fine-grained performance, that's in part because the older Mary Page is more stable than the earlier ones.
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He also pointed out that the system has numerous fine-grained privacy controls that allow you to turn off any recording when certain family members are present.
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We can't be sure that this theory is true: We'll need a lot more data and fine-grained analysis to be certain about this kind of result.
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The late-2191s and early-5743s work in Mr. O'Doherty's fine-grained solo show at Simone Subal — organized with Prem Krishnamurthy, founder of the art project P!
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He had to reconcile his need for the most precise depth of field with his use of the slowest but most fine-grained of films, Kodachrome 25.
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"Combined with text analysis and the context of sharing we will be able to make fine-grained classifications like Privacy Leaks, Online Reputation, Bullying, Radicalization etc," he notes.
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The app comes with dozens of sound packs and lets you create your own unique mashups using fine-grained DJ-like controls that are surprisingly easy to use.
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"The more transparent, the more reliable the information, the more fine-grained the detail, the more effective we can be, and I think that's what today was about."
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The system will apparently use the Quest's built-in cameras to track hand motion at a fine-grained level, instead of requiring a controller system like Oculus Touch.
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A screen pressed up against a human face forever China's leadership may be as convinced as Mr Yu that fine-grained economic prediction, and thus control, remain impossible.
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What is more, the fine-grained data used in the report covered only the state of Washington, whereas other parts of America might have provided a better control case.
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It's a feature that's similar in a lot of ways to Google's Gmail sorting, which allows a fine-grained control over what kind of email users get notified for.
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Facebook became an incredibly successful advertising platform in part because it allows marketers to show people ads using fine-grained categories, which are generated based on an individual's behavior.
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Those questions are central to David A. Bateman, Ira Katznelson, and John S. Lapinski's " Southern Nation: Congress and White Supremacy After Reconstruction ," a fine-grained and valuable scholarly analysis.
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Rather than rendering global disaster or rewriting existing political regimes, Braithwaite zeroes in on the fine-grained and domestic; the everyday but still-brutal acts of violence against women.
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The sport's attractions can be hard to imagine if your vision of outdoor swimming revolves around sunshine, warm water, fine-grained sand, and a trashy novel to read afterward.
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Using a fine-grained, county-level measure of U.S. vehicle emissions traced to tailpipes and electricity grids, the researchers mapped where gas cars and EVs cause more respective pollution.
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Repository access is not fine-grained, repos are very easily copied and/or their copies misplaced, and once you've checked in credentials they can be annoyingly tricky to truly delete.
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A number of other studies are in progress around the world, and more fine-grained data from other countries and cultures should help identify best practices and things to avoid.
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Among the people most interested in the fine-grained results of the software ratings are insurance companies, which have been hard-pressed to estimate reasonable premiums for insurance against hackers.
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While Russia's hand in Ukraine has hardly been a secret, the emails, if genuine, provide fine-grained detail of Mr. Surkov's office in setting up separatist enclaves in Ukraine's east.
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By using them to calibrate [their] model, [the researchers] can get more accurate and fine-grained predictions, simulating what will happen in a specific city and even a specific neighborhood.
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Since it would be built directly into software found on GPS-enabled devices, LocationSafe wouldn't require any jailbreaking, potentially making fine-grained privacy controlled much more accessible to regular users.
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Even more impressively, this holds when you look not just at innovation in general but at sector-specific innovation across a fairly fine-grained set of 445 different technical categories.
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The maps — a cloud atlas if you will — provide a fine-grained view of how clouds move around in our atmosphere and represent an important link between climate and ecological research.
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For starters, they hope to get more fine grained 'pictures' of neural activity in the brain from their sensors, which will allow more accurate decoding of brain signals at higher speeds.
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The philosophers argue that the "universality" of Hawking radiation—its robustness and insensitivity to the fine-grained details of a medium—suggests that the smoothness approximation should also hold for spacetime.
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The ancestry components that geneticists are most commonly including in their analyses are making fine-grained distinctions between people who would all be lumped together as "white" in the US today.
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This allows fine-grained comparisons between the cities and between city neighbourhoods for dozens of factors, including obesity, binge-drinking, smoking, childhood poverty, health insurance and reported rates of mental distress.
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The fine-grained river mud was rolled and patted into shape, sliced, lifted to the eye and, in dazzling sunlight of a scribal courtyard, under supervision, the cuneiform figures were incised.
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Yet privacy advocates said the modern technology of data analytics allowed such fine-grained measurement of a person's online behavior that the concept of personally identifiable information was all but obsolete.
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For artists, the facility, the fine-grained sand and the opportunity to collaborate with top international sand sculptors make Tottori one of the most coveted spots on the sand-sculpting circuit.
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They were irradiated by the conviction that an author could observe life at the turn of the millennium and repackage it for readers with a set of decisive, fine-grained interpretations.
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We can't be sure that this theory of Corbyn's victory is true yet: We'll need a lot more data and fine-grained analysis to be certain about this kind of result.
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Despite the new video recording capabilities, the Q2 remains a stills camera first and foremost — the lack of articulating display, mic input, or fine-grained video controls will put off most videographers.
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Standing 300 feet tall and running eight miles along the cost of the English Channel, the cliffs are primarily made of soft, fine-grained white chalk, with traces of flint and quartz.
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"However, in the future, I am sure that it will become possible to differentiate what someone has learned before in a more fine-grained fashion, but we are far from there yet."
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The pilot can use the remote to make fine-grained adjustments to the focus, framing or camera settings, or they can just sit back and let the drone do all the work.
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And while there are earbuds like the Bragi Dash that allow you to bring ambient noise from the world around you into the earbud mix, they didn't offer any fine-grained control.
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The Long Hangover offers a fine-grained portrait of post-Soviet nostalgia and resentment, showing how much post-Soviet dysfunction grows from trauma rather than from an inability to cope with freedom.
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His music lacks Varèse's pitiless severity, Boulez's fine-grained intellectualism, Stravinsky's happy embrace of aesthetic discipline—or, on purely American terms, the joyful, uncompromising originality of a fellow Southern Californian, Harry Partch.
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"Manner" should be read to refer only to "mode of execution", Mr Francisco argued, not to fine-grained details like how a catheter is to be inserted into a condemned man's vein.
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He has an eye for the fine-grained textures of everyday life that draw you into this cloistered world and close to Menashe, a character partly inspired by Mr. Lustig's own life.
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There have been other efforts to get fine-grained cloud data in the past, but they've been marred by being limited to the tropics or getting false positives of clouds in snowy areas.
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AVs know exactly where they are at all times, which makes it much easier to introduce fine-grained road tolls and congestion charges based on time of day, traffic levels and so on.
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"This new policy builds on the current High-Performance policy, and it goes a step further to eliminate micro-latencies associated with fine grained power management techniques," explains Windows Insider chief Dona Sarkar.
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Kipnis makes the case for a much more fine-grained analysis of power dynamics than we are accustomed to seeing in college sexual assault cases, or at least in media reports about them.
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Using a fine-grained dataset, containing over 30m observations of British firms between 2005 and 2014 (including their location and income statements), the IMF looks at different explanations for what is going on.
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For years, it had maintained a contract with I.M.S., a little-known company, co-founded by Arthur Sackler, that furnished its clients with fine-grained information about the prescribing habits of individual doctors.
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Suppose that these simulated people are conscious (as they would be if the simulations were sufficiently fine-grained and if a certain quite widely accepted position in the philosophy of mind is correct).
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Those fine-grained details may do very well to describe the training apple pictures specifically, but prove to be inconsequential, or even incorrect, when trying to recognize new, unseen apples at test time.
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Before we leave the midterms too far behind and exhaust our fine-grained analysis of the electorate's every cough and sputter, let's take a moment to be shallow, which is to say honest.
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In another fine-grained story, "Wild," Ada, who prefers to dress like a boy, is sent on a one-way ticket to Lagos to stay with her Auntie Ugo and her cousin Chinyere.
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From the perfect new gilded metallic from Essie to Sally Hansen's $3 quick-dry formula infused with fine-grained glitter, we've assembled every gold shimmer shade worth its weight in... well, you know.
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Indeed, if you read it, the authors are very clear that they think the economy played some role — and the data isn't fine-grained enough to answer the question one way or another.
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Besides just changing the look and feel of notifications, Android O is letting users have much more fine-grained control over which notifications they see in the first place with something called notification channels.
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After first using a blender to turn the rice into a fine grained powder, he creates a homemade "ball mill" to spin the powdered rice around with two aluminium oxide balls for 12 hours.
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The modest two-story, 1950s building used to be a neighborhood bank, and it still looks it, blending right into a raucous, fine-grained urban melee that would gladden the heart of Jane Jacobs.
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With more butter, sour cream and cream cheese in the batter, the finished cake is rich but light, with a fine-grained texture — like a frozen supermarket poundcake, but in the best possible way.
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The dredged-up bay bottom of his beach dried into a beautiful layer of fine-grained sand, but the slightest breeze sent it into violent flurries, severe enough to strip the paint off cars.
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Some of the new algorithms were able to detect trending terms, for example, while others were able to work with a more fine-grained definition of what it means for a term to be frequent.
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But Obama's aides stressed that the next commander in chief will for sure need a blend of the fine-grained intelligence work and surgical force that defined the lethal 2011 strike against al Qaeda's mastermind.
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" And it's a problem that "will only get worse (or depending on your perspective, better)," she argued, "as time goes on — as data becomes ever more fine-grained and data analysis techniques continue to improve.
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This morning at a customer event in New York City, AWS CTO Werner Vogels announced a new load balancing tool, which gives developers much more fine-grained control over how content gets distributed across servers.
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The results, just published in Archives of Sexual Behavior, strongly suggest that the "asexual" label could be capturing too broad a group, and that it might be time to get a bit more fine-grained.
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But DJI now sells the Zenmuse, which can be attached to the Inspire, shoots micro 4/3 and RAW footage, and allows for more fine-grained tuning of color and focus while in the air.
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This is accomplished by monitoring changes in the WiFi's channel state information (CSI), which is a fancy way of saying the fine-grained data about how a WiFi wave is propagating in a given space.
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Using it this way definitely takes away a lot of the fine-grained control you get when piloting with a remote, and switching from RC to Wi-Fi also cuts way back on your range.
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Much of the production's success boils down to the fine-grained performances, which are, on the whole, less shrill than those in Visconti's film, which can have the feel of a grim Nazi soap opera.
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Nearly two decades later, law enforcement agencies have access to higher-powered surveillance systems, like fine-grained location tracking and facial recognition — technologies that may be repurposed to further political agendas like anti-immigration policies.
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I gotta give it up for Bryan, though: One of the joys of "The Bachelorette" is engaging in sustained fine-grained assessments of strangers' personalities, and over time, growing to sincerely hate some of them.
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"The Unwanted Population," Ms. Chung's solo show at Tyler Rollins, is an engrossing survey of work she's produced over the past few years combining factual material (news reports, archival photographs, interviews) and fine-grained aesthetics.
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When you arrive at San Francisco International Airport and want a ride, the Uber app lets you tell your driver which specific door and terminal you're exiting—some fine-grained tuning for travelers to Uber's hometown.
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This, says Moeco, has the potential to reduce IoT costs by up to 30 times and lets businesses harvest more fine-grained sensor data in such markets as retail, transportation, smart city, infrastructure, and smart buildings.
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In the online world, firms especially crave fine-grained data about the most attractive customers—for example, on the "super spenders", the minority of the ultra-wealthy who account for an outsized share of total spending.
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For Slack, this includes fine-grained control over native notifications, screensharing and video calls, spellchecking and language detection, native app and context menus, and access to exciting new APIs like the Touch Bar and My People.
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But developing an online version of a high-stakes standardized test requires exhaustive studies of such factors as laptop scrolling speeds, screen loading of various equipment and fine-grained statistical comparisons of scores, Ms. McAllister said.
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He says it's working on further building out these capabilities — including being able to detect fine-grained emotion from social media posts, raising the possibility that the bot could be sensitive to emotional fragility in future.
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A recent fine-grained analysis of the factors that contribute to these killings place the blame on stereotyping and racial bias, as well as common characteristics of law enforcement agents and the nature of police work.
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The researchers announced their findings in a paper, Polaris: Faster Page Loads Using Fine-grained Dependency Tracking, which will be presented at the USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation (NSDI 16) on March 16.
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In all likelihood, I lost your attention somewhere in the middle of that last paragraph, because the idea of Trump's personally being a pawn of Russia is too tantalizing to pay attention to fine-grained details.
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Add one part native wildflower seed mix — Cunningham's include bluebonnets, blanket flowers and native grasses, but yours should reflect what grows endemic to your region — to four parts powdered clay and five parts fine-grained compost.
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"Indeed, this effective impression management—and fine-grained control over who receives which messages—is what makes social media platforms so attractive to advertisers, but also to political and foreign operatives," the researchers wrote in the report.
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The firmware that shipped with the mobile devices and subsequent updates allowed for the remote installation of applications without the users' consent and, in some versions of the software, the transmission of fine-grained device location information.
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Delete the inadvertently received data: We have cleared all data from our database that we inadvertently received and, upon request, we can provide you with fine-grained metadata about what data was inadvertently sent to Mixpanel servers.
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It's still a fantasy 1962 or thereabouts as the boxy cars, clothing and midcentury modern flourishes suggest, but advances in computer animation make everything — from downy hair to brick buildings — look far sharper and more fine-grained.
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Rothleitner and his colleagues are involved in an EU-funded project called PROSNOW, which aims to develop fine-grained weather prediction systems that more accurately forecast snowfall and determine when snowmaking machines really need to be activated.
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Since the data is sent with a unique identifier, a user's Google advertising ID, it would be easy to link this data into a profile and paint a fine-grained picture of someone's interests, identities and daily routines.
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Lidar systems that work by using laser light pulses to render fine-grained images of surroundings, have typically been used to make high-resolution maps, catch speeding motorists and more recently help automated cars navigate through the streets.
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"The results were surprising in the sense that we found infants were able to make fine-grained distinctions among positive emotions while most previous research on early emotion understanding has focused on a few basic emotions," Wu said.
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" Above all, he said, he was still learning to trust that the more fine-grained acting Mr. Waltz was demanding would reach to the last row of the opera house — something the critics had questioned about "Der Rosenkavalier.
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The temptation to draw facile connections is ever-present in medical research, and the most valuable current work on these conditions is a matter not of grand unified theories but of a multiplicity of very fine-grained observations.
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When the menu defines kacamak as "cream with polenta," the cream in question is kajmak, stirred into a fine-grained, nearly white mass of cornmeal that takes on the lightly fluffed quality of really well-made mashed potatoes.
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They say coarse-grained macroscopic states of a physical system (such as the psychological state of a brain) can have more causal power over the system's future than a more detailed, fine-grained description of the system possibly could.
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I would have liked a little more fine-grained control when it came to drawing zones — I had to delete a few attempts before getting the right shape — but once I had the zone in place, it worked well.
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Tougher rules may come later, however, if finance minister George Osborne follows through with plans to give the BoE more fine-grained powers over buy-to-let mortgage terms, similar to powers it has already used on residential mortgages.
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India was once home to about 100,000 varieties of indigenous rice, but the Green Revolution wiped out most of them, and consumers began to prefer eating the fine-grained, polished white hybrid varieties that were promoted by the government.
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Although historians do not believe these documents contain anything to alter the well-established story of the bus boycott, the new collection appears to hold some leads and fine-grained details for researchers studying what happened in Alabama's capital.
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However, unless one has access to very fine-grained customer acquisition costs, churn and cohort activity data, it's fiendishly difficult to tell the difference between a healthy hyper-growth SaaS company and one that is overpaying for low-quality growth.
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And while there is plenty of room for genuine disagreement about demographic weighting procedures, likely-voter screens and the like, there is also little to prevent pollsters from manipulating these fine-grained decisions in order to reverse-engineer a desired result.
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As I wrote at Scientific American in 2013:Bishop thinks it's possible that fine-grained debris from a supernova explosion could pass through Earth's atmosphere, rapidly oxidizing in the process so that they are broken down into tiny nano-oxides.
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In composing "Singularity," he switched software, from Logic to Ableton, which gives him even more fine-grained control over timbre, and a single song might often contain more than a hundred individual tracks, carefully mixed to create an illusion of emptiness.
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It now releases sufficiently fine-grained data that it is possible to track in real time the number of searches for each candidate, zeroing in only on those searches that come from a primary state while the polls are open.
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Thus, a group of researchers from UCLA have proposed what they call LocationSafe, a privacy module that would give users fine-grained control over location privacy—with an eye towards combating the recent onslaught of privacy-invading Internet of Things devices.
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Even in typically-developing children, the brain takes a long time to acquire these separate recognition abilities, said Behrman, probably because of how "fine-grained the mechanism needs to be" to tease apart similar appearing words and similar appearing faces.
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But attention to deviations from rationality is usually confined to mere failures to meet its requirements — for example, failures to reason clearly, to make fine-grained distinctions, to calculate consequences correctly, to apply the right principles to the appropriate cases, etc.
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Even if the Supreme Court decides, as it ought to, that the police needed a warrant to vacuum up four months of Mr. Carpenter's whereabouts, it can't resolve more fine-grained questions about how to balance personal privacy against public safety.
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Instead, in scene after scene, Cuarón creates a fine-grained vision of a woman and a world shaped by a colonialist past that inexorably weighs down the present, most conspicuously in a surreal interlude filled with guns, servants and a conflagration.
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The company has evolved beyond being a social media app broadcasting your friends' favorite sandwich shop to become a bonafide location data firm that sells its rich dataset to anyone seeking fine-grained information about how people spend their time and money.
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This makes it hard to identify a wood grain texture reliably when other fine-grained and elongated textures are present as well—as is likely in an X-ray of a painting that reveals brushstroke patterns that the conservators want to distinguish better.
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Like the QS arena, where the personal data collected by devices is being used to improve health, the fine-grained transportation data could similarly improve individual and collective driving practices and lead to safer and more efficient transportation systems for us all.
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Based on some very fine-grained Census information from 2000 to 2014, he found the vast majority of the people who've moved into the densest neighborhoods in the country over the last decade are affluent, college-educated, white Americans with no kids.
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If the answers are not clear yet, there is a hint of answers coming, now that we have fine-grained data on millions of children, now that cities alarmed by the results are taking notice, now that philanthropists are lining up to help.
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Politicized investigations into potential presidential scandals often end up turning on charges of perjury, obstruction of justice, making false statements to investigators, and other fine-grained ways in which people can get legally tripped up when they're trying to cover embarrassing information.
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So while sensor technology could enable a stylus that can do a lot more than just let you scribble creatively on a touchscreen, implementing such a fine-grained touch/gesture UI into a piece of hardware would require a steep learning curve for users.
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Before we arrived at each stop, Goffman gave me a demographic and historical rundown of the block and the community it hosted, with the sort of fine-grained understanding of the class differences in the community that she was accused of lacking in the book.
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Eschewing the painterly — it is hard to believe that, even if geographically distant, he is a near-exact contemporary of Rembrandt (1606-1669) — Dolci creates surfaces that are so softly fine-grained and meticulous that they could have been painted by the sighs of angels.
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Without the fine-grained targeting that Facebook and Google are able to offer advertisers, Mozilla will surely be making a lot less through its ads, but it seems like the company thinks it will be enough to make the irritation for its users worthwhile.
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As Headwaters Economics has shown so vividly in fine-grained maps, there is a vast amount of developable land in vulnerable zones that, without changed policies, will greatly increase exposure to hazard, and do so even as climate change boosts odds of fire-friendly conditions.
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"So instead of the Qubole compute units being associated with the number of minutes the cluster was up and running, it is associated with the Qubole compute units consumed by that particular query or that particular workload, which is even more fine-grained," Thusoo explained.
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This will feed basic user information right from the app to Firebase, but just like with Google Analytics, developers can also instrument specific parts of their apps with fine-grained events in order to, for example, track whenever a button was pressed or a purchase was made.
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The Z1303D is perhaps the ultimate HDR-capable set for a couple of innovative reasons: Its 1,000-plus-nit backlight system is purportedly brighter than any TV that's ever existed, and its "Backlight Master Drive" system is the most fine-grained approach to local dimming available today.
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The Z9D is perhaps the ultimate HDR-capable set for a couple of innovative reasons: Its 1,000-plus-nit backlight system is purportedly brighter than any TV that's ever existed, and its "Backlight Master Drive" system is the most fine-grained approach to local dimming available today.
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They are remarkably real-time, fine-grained, and coherent across categories—so much that, in the wake of a 2005 European Union ban on one type of farm antibiotic use, the Dutch data could show that drug-resistant infections linked to food didn't drop as expected.
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According to Schönauer, this is because the way a brain processes a house or face is "significantly different," whereas the fine-grained detail and knowledge about the brain that would be necessary to differentiate which house or face a person had memorized just isn't there yet.
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This is a fine-grained distinction to make and one that is only really possible thanks to what we know about each candidate outside of the context of the debate; moreover, it is a distinction that the Democratic establishment and the mainstream media are interested in obscuring.
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On first viewing, the captivating strangeness of the mood and the elegant threading of the plot are likely to hold your attention, but later you can go back to savor the lustrous colors, the fine-grained performances and the romantic mystery that holds the whole thing together.
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The first is the extraordinary value of the climate knowledge we've amassed over the past 100 years — a vast archive of data and wisdom that gives us a fine-grained understanding of how the planet is warming and how we can change the trajectory we're on.
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And while they note there have been prior attempts to do "dependency-tracking", they claim theirs is a more "fine grained" mapping of these relationships, whereas they say other methods have focused on comparing lexical relationships via HTML tags and have thus failed to capture "more subtle dependencies".
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"So if you have a very fine-grained conceptual system for emotion, you know a lot about emotion, then your brain is able to construct very precise prediction in a way that's tailored very specifically to your situation," she told Drake Baer, the deputy editor at Business Insider.
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Art Maerlender, the director of clinical research at the Center for Brain, Biology and Behavior at the University of Nebraska, in Lincoln, and a medical adviser to Atavus, said he was developing a "more fine-grained analysis" to account for all the variables that can lead to a concussion.
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The designations can get very fine-grained, but the basic three levels are areas that are at risk of waves higher than three feet (Zone V), areas subject to 100-year floods (Zone A) and areas subject to 500-year floods (Zone X). floodplain An area susceptible to inundation.
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"We made our final decision based on which site has the greatest amount of fine-grained material and how easily the spacecraft can access that material while keeping the spacecraft safe," said Dante Lauretta, the mission's principal investigator and a planetary scientist at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
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The ubiquity and utility of email has turned it into a fine-grained record of our day-to-day lives, rich with mundane and potentially embarrassing details, stored in a perpetual archive, accessible from anywhere on earth and protected, in some cases, by nothing more than a single password.
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But Mr. Six's claim for the painting, while attracting worldwide attention last year, ran into the fine-grained ambiguities around art authentication, and devolved into a feud when a second art dealer stepped forward to claim that the discovery was a mutual endeavor in which he had been cheated.
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The viewer can trace a satisfying trajectory from early promise to masterful fulfillment: a fine-grained naturalism that somehow sits beside rather than in or beyond lived reality, as close and yet remote as passengers in a train that runs, for a moment, on a track alongside our own.
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It's an important analysis because unlike the various online quizzes out there asking people how they would fare under the new "merit-based" system (I don't make the cut, but would have four months ago before I turned 36), it's not highly dependent on the fine-grained details of their proposal.
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Once people's eyes are opened to the fine-grained detail and depth of personal information being harvested, even some very seasoned tech users have reacted with shock — saying they had no idea, for example, that Facebook Messenger was continuously uploading their phone book and logging their calls and SMS metadata.
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Often called the next "space race" because of the immense technological advances required to make it a reality, precision medicine allows clinicians to advance beyond the relatively coarse diagnostic and therapeutic categories of the present day, towards a more targeted, fine-grained system, based in part on genetics and molecularly defined phenotypes.
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"Lewiston/Clarkston," easily the most ambitious staging of Mr. Hunter's work to date, has the hallmarks that have made him one of the most acclaimed playwrights of his era: fine-grained distillations of forgiveness and faith, an eagerness to engage with people on all sides of the country's economic and religious divides.
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"After thoroughly evaluating all four candidate sites, we made our final decision based on which site has the greatest amount of fine-grained material and how easily the spacecraft can access that material while keeping the spacecraft safe," said Dante Lauretta, OSIRIS-REx principal investigator at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
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But if you take the time to drive the smaller byways of the Pinelands — a seven-county area that includes a million government-preserved acres of pitch pine, white cedar and a fine-grained soil called sugar sand — you can still find plenty of less conventional blueberries, and smaller farms, like Mrs. Lindsay's.
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But mostly there are deft, insouciant ink-and-pencil drawings and a few fine-grained lithographs, including "The Lindy Hop," whose sinuous dancing couple brings to mind the work of Archibald J. Motley Jr. Covarrubias's line could have the assured sparseness of Matisse, and he had a similar affinity for female beauty.
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Instead, the legal side of net neutrality has become an exercise in lawyers making fine-grained arguments about whether washing machines can make phone calls, whether consumers with a single broadband provider still experience the benefits of competition, and whether or not federal regulations can override state law if the federal regulations don't actually exist.
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Here's a description of the work from their research paper: In this work, we show that a wearable device can be exploited to discriminate mm-level distances and directions of the user's fine-grained hand movements, which enable attackers to reproduce the trajectories of the user's hand and further to recover the secret key entries.
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But worryingly, given the general thrust towards making sensitive health data more accessible to third parties, the committee does not seem to have a very fine-grained grasp of data protection in a health context — where, for example, datasets can be extremely difficult to render truly anonymous given the level of detail typically involved.
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Beyond these basics, there's a vast, beautiful, glittering midden of applied and miscellaneous knowledge — of natural science, history, material science, design, music, tradecraft and artistic dexterity — and because everything is potentially interesting, everything is potentially worthy of study, and arguing over the fine-grained specifics of the standard curriculum is a waste of time.
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BuzzFeed continued to prove that fine-grained slices of individual identity are among the most powerful and shareable types of media ever devised, and — even more powerfully — let the rest of us learn something about what it's like to be raised by Latino immigrant parents or transition to natural hair or just be an introvert on New Year's Eve.
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Capturing small-scale cloud processes would require computers billions of times more powerful than anything available today, so researchers around the world are racing to find other ways to bring down the resolution: nesting fine-grained cloud models inside coarser global ones, simulating clouds with machine learning, and searching for new rules and patterns in cloud behavior.
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Those differences are most apparent with music and vocals that are less electronically processed than the stuff most of us listen to these days, though even Metallica's distorted guitar in "Enter Sandman" sounds better through the Select DAC — still distorted, as it should be, but that distortion is now more fine-grained (yes, even the ugly parts of the music sound prettier).
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There are already a few computer mice in existence with 16,000 DPI (dots per inch, a measure of the fine-grained movements the mouse can detect) optical sensors, but Razer has also boosted the IPS (inches per second, how far you can move in a second without the mouse "skipping") to 450, and the mouse also can handle a 50G acceleration.
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But Privacy International's research shows that apps that automatically share this data do it together with a unique identifier called the Google advertising ID. "If combined, data from different apps can paint a fine-grained and intimate picture of people's activities, interests, behaviors and routines, some of which can reveal special category data, including information about people's health or religion," Privacy International claims.
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Throughout this de facto prologue, Mr. Nolan emphasizes the concrete details, making you acutely aware of the fine-grained textures — the sores and embedded dirt on a man's hands — and every resonant sound: the dribbling of water, the fluttering of paper, and the sharp crack and mechanical buzzing of rifle fire that turns into muffled thuds when bullets enter bodies.
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"Partial or total blocking of VPN, Tor and similar services will shift Turkey's internet censorship regime from moderate to severe in character, allowing the state fine-grained control of the flow of information in a 'walled garden' model of internet access like that imposed by China's Great Firewall," the editorial team of Turkey Blocks wrote in a report on the government's latest censorship effort.
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Arriving as it does after about a decade of rovingly introspective autobiographical fiction — or autofiction, as critics have labeled it — "My Year of Rest and Relaxation" thumbs its nose at all of our melancholic, fine-grained interiority, making the most of its core irony: a heroine who craves solitude not to listen to the sound of her own mind, but to shut it off entirely.
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On top of that it includes the aforementioned free family plans for all users, plus "fine-grained access control" for each vault where passwords are stored, including being able to limit where access is granted; activity logs for tracking changes; automated provisioning (including Active Directory and Okta integration); support for business-wide multi-factor authentication (via Duo); custom groups to organize teams; and custom roles to design and delegate responsibility.
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If GDPR has a silver lining for Facebook — and a privacy regime which finally has teeth that can bite is not something you'd imagine the company would welcome — it's that it can spin steps it's having to make to comply with EU regulations as an alacritous and fine-grained response to a US political data scandal and try to generate the impression it's hyper sensitive to (now highly politicized) data privacy concerns.
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