As satellites get more advanced, they get smaller — and as they get smaller, they are easier to put into orbit.
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Moore's theory suggested that as computers and devices get smaller over time, their processors would get smaller and exponentially more efficient.
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They get smaller once summer hits, so I'm not surprised.
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"They will actually get smaller and have more muscle definition."
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If you account for diversity, the numbers only get smaller.
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Finally, the seats seem to get smaller and closer together.
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Did he get smaller, or did the problems get bigger?
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You want to get smaller, you want to get bigger.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)The laptop was supposed to get smaller.
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But as transistors get smaller, making them smaller still gets harder.
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Tony Xu: Well, the stores are going to get smaller. Okay.
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They seem to get smaller and more afraid, and never recover.
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"We're going to have to pay more to get smaller concessions."
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Every year, drones get smaller and their cameras get more advanced.
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"We're gonna get smaller, before we get any bigger," Kroll said.
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This plastic waste might get smaller, but it won't ever go away.
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As more and more people move into large cities, apartments get smaller.
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With my body, do I get smaller or do I get bigger?
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We want to see you get older and shrink and get smaller.
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This gap will get smaller unequivocally because of [education], if nothing else.
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And, it's a footprint that's about to get smaller, Houle told Motherboard.
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Daughters do more chores, but get smaller allowances than boys, studies show.
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With each passing day, the odds of trapped victims surviving get smaller.
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The Trump administration is telling federal agencies to get smaller and more streamlined.
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That mountain will get smaller as more and more nonbinary people join in.
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The relative disadvantages of solid fuel do, however, diminish as rockets get smaller.
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Younger people would get smaller credits and older people would get larger ones.
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Even though you may not hear what I'm doing, it'll just get smaller.
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But as technology progresses, these devices will only get smaller and more powerful.
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"That collection of toys under the Christmas tree is going to get smaller."
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One obvious change is that almost all numbers in the sample get smaller.
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" So, countered Pollick, "Did the male gymnasts get smaller 'M's than the football players?
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Again, it was successful: the tumors have shrunk considerably and continue to get smaller.
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Which doesn't seem impossible: Robots will only get smaller and more sophisticated from here.
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Lampert insists that the bankruptcy process can help Sears shed liabilities and get smaller.
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Large leads tend to get smaller and the president's party tends to lose ground.
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What's going to be missing Every year some sections grow, and some get smaller.
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In 2005, unlike today, the trend was for phones and electronics to get smaller.
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There's an assumption that as things get smaller, they are more remote from ideas.
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Also get used to the idea of watching your assets get smaller instead of grow.
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Over time the energy of those waves slowly dissipates, and they get smaller and smaller.
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It's completely plausible, he said, that the degradation rate increases as the boulders get smaller.
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WE ALWAYS SAID GOVERNMENT IS GOING TO GET SMALLER THE PRIVATE SECTOR IS GETTING BIGGER.
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Gospel-living requires us to get smaller as we go, so that God can be amplified.
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But, since that's clearly not going to happen, maybe they could, I don't know, get smaller?
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Why does that matter in a world where everything needs to get smaller all the time?
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New arrivals get smaller, stony plots, big enough to grow household greens, but not a surplus.
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And the trend is for action cameras to get smaller while smartphones are only getting bigger.
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The tiny transistors also bedevil chip designers because as they get smaller, they generate unwanted heat.
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Don't get smaller, bringing your arms in closer to your body, ducking your head down, etc.
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When women have that kind of control over their bodies, she explained, you get smaller families.
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Some will want to get bigger in the downturn, some will get smaller — space is fixed.
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Since the smartphone revolution a decade ago, computer chips have continued to get smaller and cheaper.
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As our devices get smaller and more sophisticated, so do the materials we use to make them.
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Accuracy and precision have to be improved as the magnetic particles holding the data get smaller and smaller.
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As they get smaller and lighter (and they will), the infrastructure behind them must grow larger and larger.
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But as companies feel the pressure to keep producing new devices, the improvements inevitably get smaller, more incremental.
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Like smartphones, cameras tend to get smaller and maybe even lighter as they evolve with each product release.
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It's not that everyone's slice of the pie will get smaller, but rather, the pie will get bigger.
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A water wave will get smaller and smaller just like a gravitational wave will get weaker and weaker.
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They told me I had coronary disease and that's basically when the arteries in your heart get smaller.
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However, these pockets of outperformance will get smaller as the data becomes available to larger sets of investors.
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From there, the law shifted into subsidies for private insurance, which get smaller as your income goes up.
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" As she writes in her book, "it wouldn't grow much, I knew, but it wouldn't get smaller either.
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Won't that percentage get smaller and smaller as time goes on because so few players today have served?
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They get older, they get younger, they get browner, they get whiter, they get smaller, they get bigger.
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New York (CNN Business)General Electric might be under new management, but its quest to get smaller continues.
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"Hopefully what we'll see is the objections get smaller and less of a hurdle in the hours to come."
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"If you have a very compressed audio, it will get smaller because of the lack of dynamics," explains Costa.
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Younger people would get smaller credits and older people, who generally use more health services, would get larger ones.
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The planned sales cannot increase from last year's proposal, so it can only get smaller or stay the same.
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We see deals getting pushed down, and we see some deals that start out bigger and then get smaller.
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I still find myself, at times unconsciously, restricting my calories and food intake in an effort to get smaller.
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In other words, the waves will get smaller and smaller, but never entirely vanish, so the sloshing goes on forever.
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As these headsets get smaller, lighter, and better — like smartphones before them — odds are that number will go way down.
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The planned sales cannot increase from last year's proposal, so can only get smaller or stay the same. http://bit.
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But almost everyone ahead of me ordered them, and I nervously watched the pile get smaller the closer I got.
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But he is not ruling out the possibility that the wealthiest taxpayers could see their tax bills get smaller, too.
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The problem with cramming more pixels into the same-sized sensor is the pixels get smaller, and let in less light.
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A new study confirms what we already knew: Our number of friends does get smaller once we hit our mid-20s.
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The chips and graphics cards will get smaller, and as a result the physical laptops will get thinner and lighter again.
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AS YOU SAID, WE CHOSE TO GET SMALLER IN THE CONTEXT OF THIS RAPIDLY EVOLVING MARKET, THEY CHOSE TO GET BIGGER.
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Will that space get smaller as we curate many of the decisions we used to make from our sense of baseball?
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"We show that as the units get smaller, the amount of money needed to support the development is less," she said.
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After pregnancy, areolae do tend to get smaller, although they may not revert back to their pre-pregnancy size, Dr. White says.
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In July, she revealed she was preparing to get smaller breast implants, after asking fans to cast their vote on breast size.
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I compare it to those Russian dolls that you open and they get smaller and smaller and smaller — it's that in reverse.
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Every year, microchips get smaller, sensors get more powerful and the hardware that's floating around in space can be rather easily improved.
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But as the world has gotten — or seemed to get — smaller and flatter, national cultural traditions have lost some of their distinctiveness.
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And he believes that many supermarkets will simply get smaller, as people order more online and consumers buy groceries from more places.
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Targeting smaller companies: Facebook's aim with this free version is to get smaller businesses that wouldn't want to pay for the full version.
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Another new touch: kids can get smaller-sized portions of the adult items, rather than the usual chicken fingers and hot dog options.
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There's room to tailor it so it fits, but it also reminds me that I didn't get smaller like I was supposed to.
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We also take a lot of stress home with us, especially as classes get bigger, budgets get smaller and work stacks pile higher.
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Gregory CowlesSenior Editor, Books THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM: One Fat Man's Quest to Get Smaller in a Growing America, by Tommy Tomlinson.
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Deep down I knew, even before we left, that my boyfriend's world was about to get bigger, and mine was about to get smaller.
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Horrifyingly, some research indicates that at least one species of already very large spider will get even larger, though some species will get smaller.
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Controlling wireless headphones is only going to become more problematic as our earbuds get smaller with the ever-growing crop of truly wireless headphones.
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A general rule is to place the bigger earrings on the lobe and gradually get smaller and smaller as you go up the ear.
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Companies like Virgin Galactic are hoping to use small rockets or even plane-based launchers to get smaller payloads to orbit for paying customers.
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The gulf between the two does seem to get smaller with each passing generation, but it continues to be the case with the Slate.
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Combined with the ad manager, this could reduce friction enough to get smaller businesses paying Snapchat instead of just big brands with huge teams.
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She's considered herself a part of the New Orleans goth scene for going on fifteen years now, watching the community get smaller and smaller.
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At higher incomes, the checks would get smaller: The benefit would start decreasing at a rate of $22019 for every additional $22018 in income.
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Workers who derive a big chunk of their paychecks from tips, like waiters and bartenders, may get smaller unemployment checks than they hope to.
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"We've been using a lot of advanced materials, a lot of composite materials, to allow the actual physical structure to get smaller," he said.
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Plus, he said, there's a limited window: As computers get smaller and more powerful, more data can be crunched directly by the robots themselves.
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Moreover, the changes to credits are also bad news for low-income people already on the exchanges, who would get smaller credits for worse coverage.
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Ford workers are likely to get smaller signing bonuses because the G.M. bonuses are intended to help make up for wages lost during the strike.
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Better-looking people do not get smaller blurs, the producers said, though people whose bodies are in less than top shape may get bigger ones.
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Driving that guarded optimism is the belief that as sensors get smaller and cheaper, scientists will be able to gather larger amounts of seismic data.
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So between now and 2030, whites as a proportion of the population will get smaller, and the minority race groups will all keep getting bigger.
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First, after centuries of greater and greater scale (peaking in the nuclear power plant frenzy of the 1970s), energy technology is starting to get smaller.
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The fossil-fuel industry would get smaller, government would not get bigger and businesses would be free to adapt as they see fit—including, even, ExxonMobil.
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As these devices continue to get smaller, cheaper and more user-friendly, however, it's easy to see how gesture controls could ultimately become a handy feature.
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It's the only place I know in New York that you can see objects get smaller as you walk away from them in the same space.
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"As the batteries get smaller, cheaper, have more power density, more reliable, we're just going to just have better power systems for the laser," said Afzal.
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"We've know for a while that as populations get smaller they tend to have an increased number of genetic mutations that contribute to disease," Lynch said.
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It requires the largest emitters — like the United States — to lead the way to get smaller and developing economies on board to reduce their emissions, too.
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MC: And then you get smaller and smaller and smaller with the grinds to the point where you get a cup of coffee that you like.
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Now, we've changed it so that if you're falling that allowance will become slightly larger, to accommodate your falling speed, and it'll get smaller if you're running.
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As the components get smaller, it requires an orchestration layer to deliver the containers when needed and make them go away when they are not longer required.
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As funds get smaller and the asset class unbundles, the question then becomes: Why should investors invest in a fund instead of direct investing in companies themselves?
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"The (market) shares of smaller players are definitely going to get smaller with Alibaba jumping into the region," said Cris Duy Tran, a consultant at Frost & Sullivan.
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As economy class seats get smaller, legroom more limited, and aisles narrower, air travel has become an uncomfortable experience for many passengers and poses ever more evacuation dangers.
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It's a problem we're already grappling with in the context of smart CCTV, and as Xnor's work shows, the technology is only going to get smaller and more unobtrusive.
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However, Democrats are concerned that many people may get smaller refunds than they expect, or that some expecting to get refunds will end up owing the IRS money instead.
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The policy center, a joint operation of the liberal-leaning Urban Institute and Brookings Institution, found that low-earners would generally get smaller tax breaks than higher-income people.
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"Over time that reduction will get smaller unless" the Trump administration is "able to get China and India" to participate, he said in a conference call with reporters Friday.
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"As bags get smaller, the easiest thing to take space away from is the wallet," said Megs Mahoney Dusil, the founder of PurseBlog, which reviews bags and other accessories.
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To make this season even more painful, millions of Americans will get smaller tax refunds this year, or find that they owe money despite no changes in their salaries.
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I don't know, maybe just the parts that were supposed to get bigger didn't get bigger, and the parts that were supposed to get smaller didn't get small enough.
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Also, as we release future products they will get smaller and thinner, which means that in the future, Chronos could fit on even more things that you wear every day.
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Today's computer chips get cheaper and faster as their features get smaller, but quantum mechanics says that at tiny enough scales, particles sail through solids, short-circuiting the chip's innards.
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The inertial force of the free string overpowers that of the loop side causing the loop to get smaller and push through the knot, until the whole thing falls apart.
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But as robots get smaller, cheaper and become better at working alongside humans, Loup predicts robots in electronics manufacturing will match the demand of robots in automotive factories by 2025.
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Clinton appeared to be saying that she would quickly use the powers to pressure the banks to get smaller — an aggressive stance that might win admiration from Mr. Sanders's supporters.
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The Knicks have a problem to solve: their roster is flush with centers and power forwards in an era when nearly every team is trying to get smaller and faster.
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But this furniture category is evolving as apartment sizes get smaller and smaller, which means finding the right option for your own home is not as hard as you'd think.
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While most of the shoes and clothing options are available for $10 or $11, you can get smaller items — like jewelry, hats, sunglasses, and other accessories — for as little as $3.
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The program's reserve fund is projected to be depleted in 16 years, at which time recipients will get smaller payments than they are scheduled to receive if Congress does not act.
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If the time between funds lengthens from one year to two or even three years, plus if fund sizes get smaller to boot, the amount of management fees will decline accordingly.
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But he does so in an interesting context: processors aren't actually getting faster at the same rate they used to, and they're also not getting more power efficient as they get smaller.
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Yes, that's a bit of a walk, but consider: Since 2011, the Times' digital subscription revenue rose 656 percent and digital ad revenue rose 168 percent, while print continued to get smaller.
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As you go up the scale from plants to the things that graze on plants, to the things that feed on the things that graze on plants, the numbers always get smaller.
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As these mass storage components continue to get smaller and faster (and cheaper), we could see these kind of high-gigabyte numbers on future smartphones without needing to shell out over $1,000.
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That, in turn, education experts say, will attract other affluent students, many of whom will get smaller merit packages from Alabama — just enough to make the college enticing compared with its peers.
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" Tommy Tomlinson, a former columnist for The Charlotte Observer, addresses the issue in his new book, "The Elephant in the Room: One Fat Man's Quest to Get Smaller in a Growing America.
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A $10 microcomputer with Wi-Fi is nothing to sneeze at – if you did you'd blow it off the table – and it's fascinating to see these little boards get smaller and more powerful.
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At a time when the U.S. banking system is enjoying relatively better performance on public markets than their EU counterparts, there's a chance American banks could get bigger as European banks get smaller.
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As the design is perfected, the tool will become iPod-sized and portable and eventually get "smaller and cheaper and better" until it's tiny enough to be "implanted into the brain," he said.
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I am the product of being raised by tired black women who have unfairly carried the burdens of an entire family — once a large family, that will only continue to get smaller — for decades.
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As hardware continues to get smaller and battery life advances, some are even looking toward a future where monitors are stitched into clothing or clipped onto a jacket for a minute-by-minute reading.
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"The CFC-20183 in that foam is escaping to the atmosphere, so there is a residual emission of CFC-11, but we expect that emission to get smaller and smaller each year," Montzka said.
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That's with just four major competitors in the wireless market, and Pai refuses to say whether he thinks that number should remain at four or get smaller by some combination of T-Mobile and Sprint.
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Because the 13-inch display was taking up so much less space, the laptop itself could get smaller, which meant you could have a 13-inch device with the footprint of a 12-inch one.
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Generally, the party that wins the most votes in the election forms a coalition government, where they get smaller parties to join with them and thus control a majority of seats in the Parliament as partners.
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Though the company has been working with some larger retailers — like Nordstrom, 1800 Flowers and Rent the Runway — on the Rush API since January, Uber is now hoping to get smaller startups on board, as well.
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The Don't Be Tardy star revealed Wednesday that she's planning to get smaller breast implants after she asked her fans to cast their votes in a poll on what size they think she should reduce to.
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Over the summer, the reality star revealed that she was planning to get smaller breast implants and asked fans for their input through an Instagram story poll on what size they think she should reduce to.
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As I leave my new home for the first time and see the beautiful ringed planet get smaller and smaller, I'm hit with a new sensation: the knowledge that, one day very soon, I'll be back.
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EE: When you go to these spots in these gentrifying places, and more of the incoming population goes there, the restaurant has to order more food, so the portions get smaller and the prices go up.
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As a result of a recent Supreme Court ruling, unions are about to get smaller, which means fewer Americans will be covered by collective bargaining agreements, and more will be at the mercy of their bosses.
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Books of The Times The problem with Tommy Tomlinson's inspirational new book, "The Elephant in the Room: One Fat Man's Quest to Get Smaller in a Growing America," is that reading it will make you hungry.
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So yes, The Smog Free Tower is a local solution that will get smaller and smarter to start with, but then the real solution is creative thinking, and showing the beauty of green cities and green energy.
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Over the summer, the mother of six revealed that she was planning to get smaller breast implants and asked fans for their input through an Instagram story poll on what size they think she should reduce to.
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The pool of workhorse Emmy shows will get smaller as more traditional networks focus on streaming (FX content on Hulu, for example, and HBO content on HBO Max) and Netflix pours money into developing bigger original series.
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So working with you're squad, you've got to procure some gear — weapons, ammo, healing items, and the like — and stay alive longer than anyone else, all while the boundaries of the map get smaller every few minutes.
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The wheels on one side end up with a larger diameter, covering more distance to handle the longer outer track, while the wheels on the other side get smaller to handle the shorter distance on the inner track.
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I expect these technologies to continue to get even better — they will get smaller, more accurate, and even smarter as better algorithms are developed and collaborations from between the device companies and tech companies like Alphabet or Apple.
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"As LRA troops get smaller and harder to pursue from a military perspective, it has been the most effective tool in reducing their fighting capacity over the last three to four years," said Paul Ronan, researcher for Invisible Children.
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That fulfilment was made possible largely because transistors have the unusual quality of getting better as they get smaller; a small transistor can be turned on and off with less power and at greater speeds than a larger one.
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In THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM: One Fat Man's Quest to Get Smaller in a Growing America (Simon & Schuster, $27), Tomlinson talks about how, when you weigh north of 450 pounds, your size is never far from your mind.
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Carolyn Maloney, a New York Democrat who oversaw the report's preparation, said the cumulative impact of lower wages is "devastating" as women throughout their working lives contribute less to retirement plans and get smaller pensions and lower Social Security benefits.
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At the top of "Like a Leaf," two rectangles overlap — one in two dimensions and the other in three — while the reticulated red rhomboids that decorate "Making It Up," get smaller and smaller until they finally burst into a ridgy impasto.
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It simply may take more time to get there than it did in 2001, in part because many members of Congress won't want to settle for temporary cuts, and the total dollar amount may wind up needing to get smaller.
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If a gravitational wave from a distant galaxy traverses the detectors at both locations roughly simultaneously, then at each location, the length of one arm would get smaller, while the length of the other arm would get longer, alternating back and forth.
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Huppert plays Nathalie with an unwavering calm, almost a weary resignation, but the character sees what we see: Her life is going to get smaller for a while, maybe forever, and she's going to struggle with self-doubt for the foreseeable future.
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It's 22 delegates is second only to California in states still left to vote, and Cruz has invested a lot of time and money in the Hoosier State as the odds of catching Trump before the convention get smaller with each week.
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For most patients with this version of the disease, those periods of remission get smaller over time and eventually disappear, moving them into a new phase of disease known as "secondary progressive MS." Other patients experience something even more insidious and grinding.
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Over time, however, wages and other benefits would increase less or perhaps go down (current workers would get smaller raises, new hires would get less pay, and so forth) until the full cost of the higher payroll tax falls fully on workers.
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News Analysis With the Supreme Court striking down laws that require government workers to pay union fees, one thing is clear: Most public-sector unions in more than 20033 states with such laws are going to get smaller and poorer in the coming years.
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We see the largest ones, the elephant-sized Megatherium and Eremotherium, on the continents, but because of the way island biogreography works it's not uncommon (which is a double-negative scientists adore using) to see large animals get smaller when living on an island.
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Richard: If we can get every business in the world to adopt a global problem, get slightly smaller businesses to adopt a national problem, get smaller businesses still to adopt local problems, then we can get on top of pretty well every problem in the world.
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As the sharing and access economies take off, the need for tokenization will only increase as transactions get smaller, the blockchain expands to more people (less than 0.3% of the world's population own crypto tokens today), and our concept of assets stretches further to the edges — through tokens.
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That would almost certainly explain the latest version of the browser released today, which comes with a specific and much needed addition: tab hover cards In the past, when you stacked up untold numbers of open browser tabs, they would just get smaller and smaller until any demarcation between them seemingly melted away.
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For most patients with this version of the disease, those periods of remission get smaller over time and eventually disappear, moving them into another phase of the disease known as "secondary progressive MS." Loy and the other patients in the trial had relapsing-remitting MS. Loy had tried medication, but it didn't help.
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It could very well get smaller and smaller as its last dinosaurs like Metallica and U2 die off and the genre will exist on the fringes as a mere touchstone that popular artists pay homage to, like when a rapper samples an old jazz song or when Jack White pretends to play the blues.
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Like, you know, it's really horrible to watch your movie, you know, the ads in the paper get smaller and smaller and smaller until they're not there, and then you look up and it's not in the theater anymore, and it's really hard to keep a movie in the theaters for longer than, you know, a minute.
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" "I think part of the problem is that because the tax tables were changed throughout the year so that more people were really paying into the government — basically giving these interest-free loans, as we like to call them, to the government along the way — they did get smaller tax refunds at the end of the year.
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That surge means that more of the money Americans spend on gasoline now stays in the country, the report says: "On net, the drag on G.D.P. from higher oil prices is likely a small fraction of what it was a decade ago and should get smaller still if U.S. oil production continues to grow as expected."
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In addition to industry efforts to improve environmental, labor and mining standards (see, for instance, the situation in the Congo), there are also efforts like the Fairphone, with its unusual social, environmental, and ethical standards, and groups like iFixit that are trying to cultivate a culture of DIY electronics repair, even as electronics get smaller and harder to open up.
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I don't know where it stops in terms of size but if you go down in size, you have your molecules which make up the air, then if you go down further those are made of atoms and if you went down further those atoms are made up of protons, neutrons, electrons and if you go down further, those are made out of little quads and you get smaller and smaller and smaller.
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This world: a colossus [ Ungeheuer ] of energy, without beginning, without end, a firm, unshakable magnitude of energy that does not get bigger, does not get smaller, that does not expend itself but only transforms itself, as a whole unchangeable in size, an economy without expenditures and losses, but likewise without growth, without income, encased by "nothingness" as by its border, nothing blurring, wasted, nothing infinitely extended, but laid into a definite space as a definite force, and not a space that would be "empty" anywhere, rather as force everywhere, as play of forces and waves of forces . . .
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