Consents need to be specific and granular and so the records equally need to be specific and granular to evidence exactly what the consent covers.
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The granular detail itself looks well — kind of weird.
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This year, celebrities are getting granular with their political support.
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When such granular absorption took more readily, like a language.
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Either way, this impressively granular batch of data might help.
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Either way, this impressively granular batch of data might help.
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You can get more granular and look at specific stocks.
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Granted, granular policy details have never been Trump's strong suit.
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Amazon has committed to this idea at a granular level.
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HeLa represents a mystery of science on a granular level.
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Garrett Scholes turns out to be another former Granular employee.
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Even Apple Watches now offer this kind of granular feedback.
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A new law can contain granular refinements to reach agreement.
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Tracking more granular data around listens was simply not possible.
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On this granular level, Mr. Macdonald has no peer today.
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Messages save indefinitely by default, though granular controls are available.
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They know the real events and people in granular detail.
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We've also got some more granular information, courtesy of Kotaku.
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There's no similarly granular analysis of Price's block grant proposal.
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They are incredibly granular, but they're all over the map.
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He gets on a granular level what works and what doesn't.
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Rai said his system would be improved by more granular data.
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Such granular road-pricing is the logical conclusion of existing schemes.
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But, equally, more granular quantification might risk over-egging the pudding.
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And the nature of the data makes for extremely granular information.
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But the project has also revealed granular details about specific locations.
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Large scientific collaborations enforce a more granular level of scientific expertise.
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At a granular level, though, symmetry is really about moving points.
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In the future it will be much more granular and automatic.
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Some of the planned fixes are more granular, according to Bloomberg.
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Up close you discover a beautiful, granular surface of rusted steel.
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"You have to be more granular about it," he told me.
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However, WeWork offered granular data on individual buildings, which are profitable.
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Its recommendations are a far more granular look at the issue.
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Granular changes to these systems can, and have been patched in.
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None of these granular concerns are discussed in the Nielsen memo.
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He is expected to dive back into the Senate's granular business.
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From that starting point, MONEY sifted through data at a granular level.
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The original has been rotated and blurred so the photo looks granular.
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But this sort of targeting can also get much, much more granular.
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And because it's multi-touch, you get a lot of granular control.
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You can see this in more granular detail in the following table.
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Do you want granular data on step counts and your heart rate?
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The reviews tend to be very long, very granular, as Jacqui's saying.
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How do you even start looking at dialogue in this granular way?
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I started using it when it was only available in granular form.
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However, the portfolio's granular geographic diversity should help reduce cash flow volatility.
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Every feature and function can be controlled at a very granular level.
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Such aggregated data does not offer granular information on people's everyday movements.
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Why is the currency of the commercial web our increasingly granular information?
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The data on voters in Mexico was not granular enough, they said.
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Some of that is granular, like weakening overtime rules for hourly workers.
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If you want more granular notification controls, you can go find them.
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That allows Apple more granular control over display features like refresh rate.
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Because Luu is a wonderful nerd, he got pretty granular with his testing.
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The biggest news here is the way location-sharing is getting more granular.
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The Trump team's approach also seems distinctively granular, hands-on and micro-managerial.
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It's Akerman living and making sense of her granular feelings toward her mother.
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Better understanding the movements of these granular materials could lead to important results.
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Technology will continue to improve to allow for more granular targeting, Baker said.
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It's harder to block stuff on mobile, you get location, much more granular.
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You give us that image and it lets you go way more granular.
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Data standardization has more benefits than just providing tools for more granular analysis.
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But it is unlikely that the new study would yield more granular data.
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Banestes presents a granular and low cost deposit base given its retail profile.
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Instead, they're asking more granular questions around compensation, hiring, promotions and employee sentiment.
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If it doesn't melt, but instead compresses until it becomes hard and granular.
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Citizenship data from the American Community Survey, it said, was not granular enough.
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"Advertisers get extremely granular data about the people they're advertising to," she said.
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It sounds like you get pretty granular with each business you take on.
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It's on a granular level and it's not going to be done quickly.
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You now get more granular control over how apps access your current location.
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But these new, more granular controls do more than just silence individual accounts.
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While state-level polls are common, such granular district-level data are rare.
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That distinction often isn't possible, since the crime data frequently isn't granular enough.
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Similar flow patterns were later also observed in granular systems, crowds and traffic jams.
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After two days of granular, stubbornly earthbound analyses Dr. Boyer's remarks struck a nerve.
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As our cities become smarter, the data of daily life is becoming increasingly granular.
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The company's AuM base is granular with limited reliance on individual funds or investors.
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The gripper consisted of a balloon-like ball filled with sand-like granular material.
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Instead, it's meant as a deep dive into the more granular issue of abiogenesis.
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They also store the granular data needed to withhold deposits or execute partial refunds.
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Safegraph, which produces granular location data, provides us with some great examples of this.
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To understand the problems with this rule, we need to get into granular specifics.
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Netflix's newest updates give parents more granular control over the content their kids watch.
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The book then goes into granular detail about her alleged sexual encounter with Trump.
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Check out more granular detail at the ecommerce company's Black Friday/Cyber Monday microsite.
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But Hickel and Pinker, too, aren't interested merely in the granular disputes detailed above.
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Microsoft Health, which provides a lot of really granular data, is one good example.
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Granular, mostly retail customer deposits accounted for 96% of total funding at end-2016.
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The speech is unlikely to go into the granular specifics of a tax bill.
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The report includes granular details and is several hundred pages long, the source said.
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Google is adding a few granular controls to how its family sharing plan works.
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It's a good option wen you need something more granular than Do Not Disturb.
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But the themes are grounded and granular, the characters allowed to grow and change.
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It may contain more granular detail about proposed cuts to Older Americans Act programs.
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But transportation planners argue the information is not granular enough for all their needs.
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Major platforms, including Apple's Podcast Analytics, today offer granular and anonymized data, including listens.
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"It's easy to make this a granular issue about bathrooms or sexuality," she said.
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For the maps below, I show county-level data, which is the most granular.
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In the future, product designers may want to build more granular data access permissions.
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Notify's granular alerts could keep chatbot noise down while giving you only relevant information.
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Granular potash sells for an average $331 per tonne in Brazil, as of Aug.
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You're doing really granular, fast-paced and important news delivered to a targeted audience.
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No. To be honest, I haven't dug into it at a more granular level.
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Even for those who know Paris well, this is an advanced and granular view.
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Your phone gives you more granular control over notifications than you might have realized.
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Connecting with working-class values matters, especially on issues that are local and granular.
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Both reports are enormous and incredibly granular — great reading for city staffers and leaders.
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But since app and platform makers don't want to make privacy controls any more granular than they already are (which, judging from the success of this app, is already too granular) the computer models don't have enough to work with right now.
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The Fitbit app lets you go as big picture or as granular as you like.
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Efforts to implement more granular FCC mapping have repeatedly been blocked by telecom industry lobbyists.
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Many of these images or granular in detail and flat, almost like a woodblock print.
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It's time to get granular and specific about how we want to function going forward.
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They're part of a government project called Swarm and created by a company called Granular.
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It's worth noting that Eero has said that granular device-level permissions are coming soon.
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Second I'd like to see a more secure biometric solution and granular levels of encryption.
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The bank enjoys a fairly granular deposit base with a large share of retail deposits.
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The goal is to enable granular control of replication by geography at the column level.
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But the restrictions lacked granular controls, typically turning services into an all-or-nothing affair.
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In fact, I had already played Resident Evil vicariously through granular reenactments on the playground.
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The information needs to be granular enough to identify risks by specialty and work-type.
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"Digital devices are interesting to us, as they can capture really granular data," he said.
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CRCLM has an ample and granular retail deposit base, which fully funds its loan book.
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Or it could force those to be even more granular and silo users even further.
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Businesses that rely on data to make key decisions will want better, more granular insights.
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The salamanders themselves are wondrous little monsters with granular skin the color of Dijon mustard.
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The company's main schtick is selling ads based on very granular details about user location.
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And in their granular details, advanced statistics can make a good player look even better.
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That is to say: Most of the memories are typically middle-aged in form. Granular.
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The same system allows for granular steering control while dealing with trailers—always a pain.
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The radar revealed embedded boulders in a variety of sizes along with porous, granular material.
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But the data that the researchers have collected isn't granular enough to say who's polluting.
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That granular level of detail also allows organizations to direct ads to supporters on Facebook.
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Each little dash, like a letter, insists on its granular distinctness, whatever their overall effect.
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The student body election has more constant and granular polling than the current Democratic primary.
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Census population estimates can give a more granular look of where those immigrants are moving.
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Nevertheless, the paper is still regularly quoted, perhaps because of the granular detail it offers.
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The granular details of torture and detention camps are clearly informed by real-world examples.
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On a more granular level are the countless studies detailing the resource strains meat causes.
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But a more granular word analysis exposes his explicit effort to harp on Americans' fears.
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That distinction often isn't possible, since the crime and immigration data frequently isn't granular enough.
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Remove oven racks and submerge them in hot water and liquid or granular dishwasher soap. 2.
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Other credit strengths include a granular tenant roster and proven access to multiple sources of capital.
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It was granular work, especially for a woman who for 24 years ran a daycare center.
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This is also the most granular breakdown of whose opinions have changed that I have seen.
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But it's a longer story than that, and the Chernobyl unspools said story in granular detail.
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This is already more granular detail than most voters care about when it comes to trade.
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Identifying changes in a player's ability is difficult given the dearth of granular data in tennis.
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The fire needed to look more granular, like millions of tiny geometric shapes moving in unison.
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TMZ pioneered this granular, obsessive coverage when it came to reality stars and D-list celebrities.
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And then there's even sort of more granular things like is their depictions of tobacco use?
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The information can get even more granular, including finding the specific fans of the different events.
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In addition, Soldo offers granular spending controls that are at the heart of its tech stack.
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Rather its focus is on giving users more granular controls to rate comments on Facebook posts.
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Customer deposits are sufficiently granular, reflecting the prevalence of private depositors over SME and corporate deposits.
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One of the biggest things Jackman realized was that sending granular, individual-level data wasn't helpful.
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You can check out the full report, and some of its far more granular information, here.
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Granular insights can be obtained from regional and local newspapers, as well as expert political reports.
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The team will continue researching what sorts of liquid-like behaviors also appear in granular solids.
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See, it's often necessary to get super granular with the timecodes when working in visual effects.
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But to see—on a granular level— how these wolves are traveling is another thing entirely.
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"Granular flow is the large part of what's going on rather than liquid water," Dundas added.
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The intensity of competition and micro-innovation in more granular industry segments is just getting started.
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While I wish there were more granular controls here, Optimized Storage is still a remarkable addition.
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Banks do not always offer granular details on businesses that do not contribute meaningfully to earnings.
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She makes the intricate vein work and granular details using layers of modeling chocolate and fondant.
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This opens up new possibilities for monitoring engagement and purchasing behavior in a relatively granular way.
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You have to define, in a really granular way, what you want the computer to do.
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So our area, Roslyn Harbor, Port Washington had the largest granular sand deposit in North America.
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Though Google's OS lags far behind what Apple is now offering with these granular pop-ups.
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Ancestry also allows for more continuous and granular distinctions than our relatively crude categories of race.
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Through a microscope, Ridgway peered through a crack in the sphere's body and saw granular material.
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While, in the US, telcos were recently exposed sharing highly granular location data for commercial ends.
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It makes sense that granular information collection, like mobile location, has moved into the political realm.
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Yes, but: "TikTok offers less granular detail on who its users are," FT's Hannah Murphy writes.
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The new filing, which detailed 12 steps, like enhancing checklists for preparing filings, added granular detail.
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That just left the question: why is Amazon tracking such granular data in the first place?
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We had to build a system that had the granular data, but at an Amazon scale.
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Tthe biggest problem at the moment is the lack of granular data, the kind advertiser's expect.
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I tried to reflect the granular textures of the sound, while creating a sense of space.
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The interior is creamy and slightly crumbly, flecked with blue-green caverns of minerally, granular mold.
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Additionally, ISPs think providing more granular data would be an undue and impossible burden on them.
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You can see the effects of the bill in more granular detail in the following table.
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You also get a granular level of control over your devices that many (especially parents) will appreciate.
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Fitch considers FULT's loan portfolio to be relatively granular and well-diversified across industries and loan types.
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Lynch, challenges the government's refusal of the company to publish more granular information about national security requests.
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Microsoft is even adding in granular tracking controls to stop ads from following you around the web.
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The metadata also revealed that Russian agents were able to use granular filters to reach target groups.
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That's according to Iraq Oil Report, a subscription journalism service that does granular reporting on Iraqi affairs.
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If you spend a ton of time on Twitter, muting keywords is a granular, yet simple solution.
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Now, they will be able to get a far more granular and accurate count in real time.
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Ancestry increased the number of regions in its report from 26 to 43, making results more granular.
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Hosts are going to have an opportunity to have a more granular way of classifying their homes.
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But the kind of granular, local, real-time data that powers most industries is all but absent.
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There are also granular app permissions and I'm alerted to apps that consume power in the background.
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Moss closes on a budding plant as it pokes its head out of the earth's granular surface.
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Stoll's team was able to take a more granular look thanks to a stroke of good timing.
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The new, more granular location-access feature will feature in iOS 13, expected out later this year,.
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It means that for one individual the algorithm was not confident enough to make more granular predictions.
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Your behavior changes the path of entire nations on such a granular level that it feels impossible.
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Twitter told me it would not comment on specific cases or provide more granular data to Motherboard.
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The RNC says it can close the gap and intends to do highly granular modeling for Trump.
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The indictments lay out in granular detail the nature of the alleged Russian effort to aid Trump.
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They also struggle with getting access to granular data to measure metrics like attribution, reach and frequency.
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Washington, DC, has done something remarkable: published a granular, house-level map of the city's lead pipes.
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ZKB's funding is underpinned by a large and mostly granular deposit base despite some concentrated corporate deposits.
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However limited, such reports still provide the most useful and granular information about electronic surveillance we have.
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The granular pace of British drama is swapped at times for the fevered pitch of American editing.
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IoT also helps consumers collect granular data so they can track their energy consumption in real time.
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Perhaps the coolest part of Notify was the ability to set up granular alerts about sub-topics.
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This meant sharing granular details of Koenig's investigation, such as an analysis of data from cell towers.
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Exploring the implications and possibilities of this, on a grand and granular scale, plays to Stephenson's strengths.
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But Facebook "friends," say, encompass so many others who don't have that granular awareness of my life.
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Places like movie theaters and theme parks that already offer reservations for entry are getting more granular.
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It's too early to know, but without a granular analysis, scientists wouldn't even detect this baseline difference.
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In fact, all of the major social apps give you more granular control than you might realize.
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Allen notes a vexation: The behavioral data "is already being quantified" on the granular level researchers need.
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At a more granular level, none of the pieces of Trump trade strategy have worked as promised.
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OzoneAI says it preserves users' privacy by allowing them more granular controls over who gets their data.
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And for brands, the company is offering more granular data in Creator Marketplace, its new discovery tool.
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In DFS, your teams are driven by granular details like player matchups, injuries, stadium, and certainly weather.
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The refined granular sea salt you might find in a bulk bin is ideal for everyday cooking.
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And all are immersed in the granular, silencing atmosphere of Seurat's painstaking, if not obsessive, Pointillist technique.
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That kind of granular breakdown, though in some ways welcome, is in other ways a bit misleading.
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A blue icon indicates it's active, and the grey version means you're not sharing this extra-granular info.
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If you want to get more granular, you can also set timers for both rounds and resting sessions.
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While Gupta would not comment directly, granular features such as lane guidance seem to hint in that direction.
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Apple's advantage with its new dashboard is that it track both streams and purchases at a granular level.
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"I think it's going to get much more granular in the elements that create this lifestyle," Lake says.
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The microblogging service doesn't have as detailed or granular mechanisms to figure out if you have been hacked.
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Improving Location Settings on Android Android users of Facebook now have more granular control settings available to them.
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There's also full manual settings for things like exposure and focus, should you need the more granular control.
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We've also provided users with more granular choices when reporting platform manipulation, including flagging a potentially fake account.
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The low-light viewing works just fine and the notifications are far more granular and useful than Dropcam's.
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BECAUSE THEY HAVE MUCH MORE GRANULAR DETAILS ABOUT THE U.S. MARKET, AND THEY HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING IN SEPTEMBER.
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It achieves the rigidity needed to do surgery-type things thanks to what's known as granular jamming, e.g.
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Carlin doesn't shy away from the granular and thus transforms the mundanity of history books into epic sagas.
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But granular details released for the first time last month by ICICI Bank and Axis Bank - India's no.
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These lines are possible traces of someone using the object against granular surfaces, which would yield red marks.
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The VR is also supported by the bank's stable funding based on granular retail deposits and healthy liquidity.
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This granular firm-level network data helped us to distinguish two kinds of tax havens: sinks and conduits.
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It breaks down your pre-trip routine in such a granular way it's almost impossible to forget anything.
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That's why Granular—a farm software business under the agriculture division of DowDuPont—penned a deal with Planet.
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Granular can feed the pictures into its agricultural analytics tools, which can, in turn, relay wisdom to farmers.
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The New York Times' outlook was a little more granular in its outlook, saying that Bezos and co.
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When our interplanetary neighbors aren't shedding light on society-wide truths, they work on more intimate, granular levels.
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The younger the child, the more granular information a parent can attain about his or her internet use.
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In return, I'd get more granular data about how my body works than I ever could've hoped for.
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Finally, granular controls for location are particularly important in the Stop and Frisk data and unavailable in PPCS.
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In a more granular sense, the Fast Forward plan calls for 20213 new accessible stations in five years.
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Vox's Alissa Wilkinson has written more about those differences here, if you want to get into granular detail.
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He brought to life, in astoundingly granular detail, the anguish of a would-be suicide bomber in Iraq.
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The sessions sometimes went granular, with one focused on how to talk to undecided voters on the phone.
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The radar waves passed through the top 40 feet or so almost effortlessly, indicating a porous granular material.
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As neuroimaging enables a more granular view of brain networks, we may find that new labels are needed.
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In fact, the current official said that Mr. Trump shared granular details of the intelligence with the Russians.
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Because they're residents, they know the building in granular detail: the good, the bad and the bike room.
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The company must also send an annual report with more granular information, including any reports of adverse experiences.
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"We had to build a system that could get the granular data but at Amazon scale," he said.
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Warren's strategy, in her campaign and in this town hall, is start big and move to the granular.
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This situation is not comical at the granular level for our military staffs and embassies; it is nightmarish.
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Famoroti says that Nigeria's electoral commission (INEC) has not yet released data that is granular enough to check.
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Customers will also be able to make general or granular requests to see their data or delete it.
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I'm sure the questions you get on that podcast are much more granular than the ones we've covered.
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With a long or deep 3D Touch press you can bring up a bigger slider for more granular control.
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Leikeli has fixated mainly on granular concepts throughout her career, like getting your hair braided or having an attitude.
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The attention to detail being paid to the superficial appears to lead to more granular —and realistic — plot details.
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There are almost certainly governments that would be interested in the transaction data, particularly if it's granular, says Green.
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On the other hand, commercial apps usually aren't designed for research, which demands predictable, transparently collected, and granular data.
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As Vox's Alex Ward has described, this included information about planning, tactics, and even granular descriptions of equipment used.
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It also offers analytics and customer feedback, based on crunching all the granular sales data it's getting access to.
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"Titan's extreme physical environment requires scientists to think differently about what we've learned of Earth's granular dynamics," Dufek said.
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It's less about about snack foods, and more about the physics of so-called granular materials, like sand piles.
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It's also worth noting that the company says that it can offer far more granular metrics that its competitors.
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Developers will also get control of even granular data like takeoff-relative position, user location, battery levels, and temperature.
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The refined person detection and more granular notification controls are available to all Canary users (both free and subscription).
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It gives you granular control over the way your photos look, and it really takes them up a level.
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If you want to take a break without setting such granular limits, Apple's also greatly improved Do Not Disturb.
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This would require a more granular assessment of equivalence compared with the current system based on outcomes, he said.
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Mojave allows for individual microphone and camera access, in addition to more granular permissions for applications across the board.
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Users can zoom in on specific locations to get a more granular look at refugee displacement in those regions.
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It is in Book Five that Knausgaard's epoch finally heaves into view, providing his granular foregrounding with its context.
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Meanwhile, a new Darkroom feature gives you granular control over adjustments to things like tone, contrast and image details.
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At the most granular level of that web are nodes, each representing actions (a text, a selfie, a purchase…).
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I love writing about the ins and outs of Obamacare regulations, those granular little details that most people ignore.
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"The main principle is divide and rule, attempting to separate, at the granular level, the different constituencies," Ulgen said.
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Singh Rajput believes Biofourmis can level the playing field and added more granular transparency in terms of drug performance.
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The technology allowed them to analyze her sun-related damage, called solar retinopathy, in extremely granular detail, Deobhakta says.
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The midterms may have been more difficult to influence, since the races and messaging were more granular, and diffused.
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The public has not yet been subjected to a detailed, granular debate about switching to a single-payer system.
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The board will also measure progress, aiming to offer the clinician a more granular way of tracking a patient.
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But there are some instances when getting the extra granular detail ultra-high-def affords could come in handy.
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The more they can get, and the more granular those personal controls get the more information they're picking up.
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Clinton didn't receive roaring applause because she stuck to granular policy details, and not because the crowd wasn't supportive.
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Recognizing this, Ghana wants its new census data to be more accurate, comprehensive, and granular than in the past.
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Ms. Levine remembers him as a serious young man who was interested in the granular mechanics of sentence structure.
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Darby lamented that commercial companies get data on a "granular level" that intelligence agencies aren't legally allowed to collect.
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With granular control over checks written for specific projects and programs, it's the ultimate governing venue on Capitol Hill.
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The problem with that is that not all user stories are created equal, no matter how granular they are.
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This direct access to the underlying data in BigQuery provides access to the most granular data available for analysis.
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Klein's challenge is that so much of the story rests with James's clothes, about which she provides granular detail.
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But there are more granular Oscar-season details that can also reveal a lot about the way we think.
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The questions — about medical regulations, hospital bylaws, travel times and safety records — could seem pedestrian in their granular details.
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The movies were more vividly granular, stranger, less prom-y than the generation of teen movies that came later.
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"To my knowledge, we have not seen the precise minute, granular data and how they collected it," he said.
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The more granular we get in this work, it may feel like it takes more time, but it's important.
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DeParle is in the private sector now and she hadn't been following the health care debate in granular detail.
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The state reports its election results by township, offering a more granular look than the typical returns by county.
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Some examples of regional conferences targeting minorities but with more granular goals are CodeNewbies, AfroTech and Take Back Tech.
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These so-called lookalike audiences can be tightly geotargeted, as well as zeroed in on granular interests and demographics.
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"Every company has at least one set of APIs … and it is accessible, and it is granular," Shinar said.
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"The ability to process big data more effectively is enabling us to provide more granular weather forecasts," Bapna says.
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It's about getting your digital hands dirty — procuring materials and erecting monuments in a more intimate and granular fashion.
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In "Buddha (Wind)," a 20-inch black glass bust is embellished with a white, granular face of embedded beads.
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Hazelip's creative intricacy and detail tease the viewer closer, offering a granular effect that takes time to reflect on.
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This means that researchers have a more granular view of how the rat understands its position on the platform.
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The busy granular arrangements in Fredericks' series are riddled with nostalgic references to the video games that raised him.
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Because he had to make new social media accounts, the advertising will become more and more granular and targeted.
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To do that, Eye in the Sky goes granular, telling the story of one particular mission on one particular day.
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Previously they only got as granular as the 10 reporting regions defined by the department of Health and Human Services.
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A green granular substance that was in the bag with the dog is at an evidence lab and being tested.
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Whilst they appear to be very exotic, granular flows are quite common and have been well-described in the literature.
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Today, Uber announced an update that would allow cities to track vehicle speeds on a granular, street-by-street level.
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On the flip side, if you want to get granular and create your own parameters, you can do that too.
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If you're looking to get into the weeds of your project, you can take a granular look at each step.
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Sarandos told investors that the company will start releasing "more specific and granular data and reporting" to different groups soon.
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Hopefully, with the other, more granular customization options coming soon, Twitter users can craft a timeline that fits their needs.
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But they also offer the most granular look ever at a banal reality that's long been hiding in plain sight.
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Windows 10 users who want this granular level of detail will be able to filter it and inspect the contents.
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Again, the advanced settings on the TCL P-Series aren't as comprehensive as they could be, but they're granular enough.
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Murante's bill died after its critics pointed out a lack of granular data on where the state's non-citizens live.
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The new Apple Watch app lets you do all of the above, but with just a touch more granular controls.
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It's a possibility the iPad icon shown here simply doesn't include enough granular detail to make room for a notch.
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Refinancing risk is low at the three banks because they are self-funded with stable and largely granular customer deposits.
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I spent more than an hour with her on the phone, discussing the details of her story in granular detail.
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The company said it also plans to dig into more granular data in the coming months about its global workforce.
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The title of the book, with its nod toward the granular, points to the fragments in Robles de Medina's drawings.
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You can check out the full report here; it has a much more granular information that you might find interesting.
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" Another Hacker News commenter, kybernetyk, called out Newhouse's phrasing about "granular permissions" as a "nice euphemism for 'catch all' permissions… .
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Here's the key to those: These are the more granular risks: rising sea level, flooding, infrastructure damage, food insecurity, etc.
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Check out a close-up of the middle section of the painting to get a sense of the granular detail.
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Facebook also just launched more granular controls about which parts of Facebook you want the things you post to appear.
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They give you more granular control over the length and shape of your facial hair than your average electric razor.
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Regulators now take a much more granular look at vehicles and test car pollution levels much more comprehensively, Diess said.
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Apple typically offers more granular and transparent privacy controls, and that's improving yet again when iOS 13 launches this fall.
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When deciding whether to lend money, it becomes granular, like the time of a day a loan application is submitted.
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A majority of the new emails reflected routine scheduling matters, but others offered granular and occasionally interesting details of Mrs.
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For a much more granular look at these attitudes and many others, you can peruse the poll's full results here.
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Seattle planners wanted to understand in granular detail how the systems would work, and how its citizens would use them.
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Quantifying this bias requires a more granular picture of the exact jobs and salaries of all employees at a firm.
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But by examining the granular way government accounts for its spending, Mosler saw that in every case, expenditures come first.
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They further take into account a granular lease book generating stable and predictable cash flows significantly exceeding expected debt maturities.
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So far, granular privacy controls similar to LocationSafe have only been available to users who root or jailbreak their device.
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There are no granular noise-reduction tools beyond blocking people individually that send unwanted messages, or turning off notifications entirely.
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A few attorneys general expressed concern about Google's ability to track, in a granular way, the everyday routines of people.
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In his black-and-white compositions and lustrous monochromatic works, light seems to emanate directly beneath the pictures' granular surfaces.
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Zuckerberg couldn't answer a list of her (admittedly very granular) questions about the extent of Facebook's presence across the internet.
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However, in promoting itself as a family-friendly company, Ring showed that it collects user data on a granular level.
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The bank benefits from its established domestic franchise that allows stable access to a broad, diversified and granular deposit base.
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His digging exposed a circa-1910 landfill and now he was practically drooling over the granular layers of decomposed trash.
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In the meantime, the other big question that The Org will grapple with is just how granular should it go?
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That is the conclusion of work that aims to understand in granular detail how different government interventions affect people's behavior.
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Does it flow like a river or is it granular, proceeding in small bits, like sand trickling through an hourglass?
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On a more granular level, the 50-day moving average on the XLE has proven very tough resistance since April.
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There have been positive developments over the last several years, but, at the granular level, many Americans are still hurting.
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Separately on Friday, officials said they were investigating a letter sent to Trump's son Eric that contained a granular substance.
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Yes, he's always been outlandish and self-aggrandizing and not particularly in touch with the granular details on any issue.
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There are also a bunch of granular tweaks you can make to things like the dock, shortcuts, folders, and color schemes.
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In recent interviews with Reuters, Brasilia Group members steered away from granular details about how a potential Bolsonaro administration would govern.
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Most of the time there's no granular control over these permissions—you either accept them or don't install the add-on.
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But unlike with the granular stuff, honey's fructose and glucose aren't bound together, so your body can access them more easily.
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Still, a more granular perspective shows a surprising divide in who is most fearful of losing their jobs to new tech.
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These controllers are fairly granular, and include discrete skills such as walking, running, tumbling, or whatever the character needs to do.
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The race/ethnicity breakdown is a more granular and transparent one and more reflective of the data we'll report moving forward.
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You can connect with people and filter by all sorts of granular topics ranging from gender and age to topics followed.
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But it soon became clear that the granular details of the plan — regarding budget and architecture — had not been decided yet.
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Taken together, this demonstrates that proven machine learning algorithms have both the horsepower and access to granular datasets that are unprecedented.
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It's a more granular and long-tail approach than so-called influencer marketing that targets people with much larger social followings.
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Basically, Nintendo has outdone itself once again in inspiring a weirdly specific and granular accessory market with its new home console.
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Safari is also adding more granular controls over content blockers and privacy controls for your Mac's camera, location, microphone, and notifications.
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But it's hard to know what the figures could look like until the FCC requires companies to provide more granular data.
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I'd like to see undo and redo buttons that would help in the midst of editing a granular list of actions.
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Its nutty, somewhat assertive flavor can overpower a subtle sauce, and its texture, which can be granular, doesn't work with others.
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But granular systems — like sand dunes or those 128 packed tennis balls — are different, in that they don't have thermal fluctuations.
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And this goal is reflected with three new features — Screen Time, better notifications and a more granular Do Not Disturb mode.
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Hopefully the shipping version will allow more granular controls — something like being able to choose how that first message will arrive.
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Thus, at the federal level, you have a regulator who wants to keep granular tabs on what truck drivers are doing.
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The plot is really Velvet Buzzsaw's weakest link — parables work well from a bird's eye view, less so with granular details.
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Google has complied with similar requests from other governments over concerns its geomapping and granular street-level views could compromise security.
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The RAW format is preferred by professional photographers because it allows for more granular control over colors, color balance, and brightness.
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A cottage industry of climate consultants, often claiming to use cleverer, more granular climate models, has mushroomed to assist companies' efforts.
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To make the biggest impact on the user experience at scale, the startup will need to get a lot more granular.
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He won at the time by orchestrating one of the most sophisticated and granular mobilization efforts the state has ever seen.
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Before the 2011 earthquake in Japan, only the government there and large corporations held radiation measurements, and those were not granular.
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The researchers observed as granular "bubbles" and "fingers" composed of the lighter black sand flowed upward through the heavier white grains.
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The more granular the tools, the more information they can use in order to figure out how to improve those websites.
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When left to an expert human to deconstruct, however, privacy policies can get broken down to a much more granular level.
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With that caveat in mind, you can see the effects of the bill in more granular detail in the following table.
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"If I was going to assess what the [problem] was, it wasn't granular enough," Grossman told analysts on a call Tuesday.
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It would provide the general ability to have highly granular control across multiple environments that isn't really possible now, Tabbara explained.
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The startup has also built a product called Collect that allows an organization to quickly deploy apps to collect granular data.
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The latter, of course, is made possible by the granular spending controls that are at the heart of Soldo's tech stack.
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These include the more granular details about Facebook's rules that were previously only visible to the company's army of content moderators.
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Industry groups have also announced a new effort to provide more granular data about who has access to broadband and where.
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Yet the paper said requests for equivalence from "high impact" third countries would in future require more detailed and granular assessments.
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Now he's experimenting with an app that could live on patients' phones and provide more granular data about their recovery process.
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The large staff also translated into a more granular approach to the issues and an seemingly endless number of interagency meetings.
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This expansion in data comes as investors are demanding more granular insights into how their money is being put to use.
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As he walked, he observed birds and plants; women ambling by the roadside, winding yarn; the granular composition of the earth.
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I did a music degree and wound up teaching granular synthesis in Cambridge, just expanding my knowledge because I'm genuinely interested.
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Nonetheless, Chrome also includes more granular controls that allow a user to permanently block autoplay videos on a particular website domain.
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But honestly, the class-restricted weapons ends up making a lot of these feel interchangeable in spite of their granular differences.
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California had previously published occasional state and countywide surveys of blood test results and for months resisted sharing more granular data.
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And it offers one of the most granular looks to date at smoking as a contributor to sudden unexplained infant death.
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Many trade groups can offer granular detail on the products their members manufacture, but the gun industry is much less forthcoming.
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In 1991, Congress banned the granular form of carbofuran, which was blamed for the death of more than a million birds.
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Some experts said that the granular detail in the indictment was a warning to groups who might be eyeing future attacks.
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Their proposal for a Human Screenome Project endeavors to make a similarly granular measure of smartphone use (rather than human genetics).
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CNN previously reported that after presenting some topics weeks ago, Mueller's team got more granular in a face-to-face meeting.
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More than a decade ago, Johnson began studying "laboratory earthquakes," made with sliding blocks separated by thin layers of granular material.
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It can simulate the Colorado electricity system with incredibly granular accuracy, down to a 3-kilometer, 5-minute range, year-round.
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The filtering could become sophisticated and deeply granular, allowing for massive edits that could even transform the film's arc, themes, or message.
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In addition to advanced security protection, Eero is giving users more granular control over who can access what content on the Internet.
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The deposit base is rather granular and has a track record of stability, reflecting the strength of Volksbank's relationship with local territories.
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But along the Rakaia River, the storm triggered a bizarre natural phenomenon known as granular flow—essentially a raging river of rocks.
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That means, on a granular level, the data won't be fully reliable, but the big picture view will still provide reliable numbers.
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But to play devil's advocate, this granular targeting is the idea that has made Facebook as powerful and successful as it is.
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Campaigns looking to win elections, the operative said, would likely target more sophisticated, granular segments built using voter file and email data.
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The data doesn't get any more granular than that, so it's impossible to judge the efficacy of Twitter moderation from the report.
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But one thing is clear: All the players want faster, cheaper, more accurate and a more granular understanding of consumers and voters.
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And Money Diaries get even more granular, because these women share the receipts for that $45 salad or $40.28 on lip gloss.
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There are things you can do to fix this, and much you can do to optimize the process at a granular level.
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Dr Golt's better way is to probe a ceramic plate's source of strength—its particular granular structure—before firing anything at it.
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However, the one tricky thing that Ookla's map doesn't show is a more granular look at 5G within specific cities or neighborhoods.
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However, kid accounts are directly tied to parent accounts, and there are many granular controls over what kids can and can't do.
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These headphones exhibit exceptional control of distortions at high frequencies, and get right down to the most granular details on multilayered recordings.
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Drones add granular detail and ISIS's death cult videos top off the barbarity in such so close up that few dare watch.
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Users can search by location type — beachside, lake view, mountain view, ski rental, and more — as well as more granular property types.
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Despite that scrutiny, getting more granular information about users is key to helping advertisers (its customers) reach specific people at specific times.
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For more granular focus control, you can switch over to an expanded 230-point setting, where 22 of those are phase-detect.
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That platform-like approach, Barthel said, will include new projects from third-parties around financial services, more granular accounting controls and more.
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You'll continue to have granular control over the data you share with us when you use our services, but with clearer explanations.
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In short, concentration levels can vary considerably at appropriately granular levels of market definition and often may pose little risk to competition.
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The granular sugar, combined with soft butter and your choice of crunchy or soft bread, adds an extra dimension to this treat.
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Clinton has always preferred to build narratives from a granular level: start with details and allow a message to emerge more slowly.
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Tech companies, like Facebook, for example, tend to have extremely granular rules about the type of violent language that can be used.
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"Any spacecraft that lands in regions of granular material on Titan is going to have a tough time staying clean," he added.
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In addition — and key to the startup's vision — Soldo offers granular spending controls that are at the heart of its tech stack.
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Other disciplines didn't always uphold the granular empiricism of Einstein's general theory, but they tended to get the sweeping rhetoric just right.
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The researchers also found that framing saving in these more granular terms narrowed the participation gap between lower and higher income savers.
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Flakey sea salt and Diamond Crystal brand kosher salt blend faster and better than granular table salt," Shirley Corriher writes in "BakeWise.
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Other kosher salts, such as the common Morton's coarse salt, are formed when granular salt is flattened by rollers, according to Corriher.
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Through the expanded development, instructors will train up client associates around areas like more granular aspects of financial planning and investment management.
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On a more granular basis, Tribeca Trade Group CEO Christian Fromhertz noted that individual sectors are beginning to show signs of weakness.
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Given the diversity of chapters and topics, it could prove a valuable reference for anyone looking for granular details on certain scenes.
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He acknowledged that the Cruz campaign had begun working at a granular level on the delegate issue earlier than had Team Trump.
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Expert stock traders and people who want more granular control over their finances might be best off looking to a traditional brokerage.
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To Mueller watchers, the Stone trial has offered — belatedly — the granular picture that the Russia special counsel described only in broad strokes.
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They came back to the election environment inevitably being defined more by Trump than the granular policy positions of the Democratic candidates.
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They're all over the map and sometimes they're incredibly granular, like, just amazingly deep in terms of well thought out ... It's cool.
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Image: ScreenshotFacebook has post visibility controls that are much more granular and it's unlikely that you've posted much that's publicly viewable by everyone.
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If you want to get more granular with your retirement calculations, you can use more detailed measures than the 10-year Treasury's yield.
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Diverse and Granular Portfolio: The portfolio consists of receivables originated to a geographically diversified pool of Australian retail customers across many asset types.
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You get more granular control on iOS: Apps can be allowed to access location data Always, or While Using the App, or Never.
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Now the app supports granular device control — you can kick folks off the network — and it now supports Disney's Circle for parental controls.
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Most public companies don't report granular renewal rates for their larger enterprise relationships, but the unit economics of these businesses are incredibly compelling.
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That data trove could have included information about people's locations and interests, and more granular stuff like photos, status updates and check-ins.
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Refinancing risks have decreased markedly as CEBR has replaced its expensive wholesale debt placements with cheaper and granular retail deposits during 2016-9M17.
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The Xbox One's October 2019 update gives parents much more granular control over how long their kids can use different apps and games.
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I could see how that philosophy could make sense for some people, but I much prefer Android's more granular controls for handling notifications.
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The Garmin Fenix 5S isn't the sports watch for everyone, given how expensive it is and how granular its activity-tracking features are.
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Other privacy announcements included more granular control starting later this year over how mobile apps for Google's Android operating system access location data.
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Mr Hastings provides granular accounts of battles large and small, as well as of the incredible hardships endured (sometimes willingly) by the Vietnamese.
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Across over 300 episodes, the toy poodle remained a well behaved and calming presence, dutifully narrating the show in its signature, granular style.
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Parke and fellow officer Nick Shelton throw their energy into interviewing past Granular employees who may be the culprits behind the ADI hacking.
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Pressure from parents has given birth to an increasingly granular film and TV rating system, warning about every aspect of potentially controversial content.
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What's next: Both groups are branching out into a global map, providing just as granular a rendering of assets as the U.S. survey.
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TechCrunch says a forthcoming version of YouTube Kids will allow for even more granular control, allowing parents to approve individual videos or channels.
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A country isn't simply the image of a country, and Macron has demonstrably struggled when dealing with the more granular aspects of governing.
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Approval for models will also be made more granular, with regulators able to stop their use at individual trading desk level at banks.
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That's how investigators end up on granular projects like digging into the real-world After Effects metadata left behind in a video file.
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That's also not as granular as what happens in the real world where there's a lot of kind of quasi-public private stuff.
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The team also noted more granular details, like how the robots shouldn't pause after a child responds because they might think it's broken.
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Unfortunately, last year's Pixel and Pixel XL won't be capable of this granular fine-tuning that could help perfect a screen's white balance.
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Smaller subreddits might provide a suggestions, while large, general ones (r/art, for example) have detailed directories to dozens of more granular communities.
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The cards are designed to have better spending limits, and also offer company executives more granular ways to assign those limits to employees.
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CDFIs are fairly granular, so with slight orchestration, it would be possible to build a portfolio that directly benefited a specific underserved community.
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While the Mavic Pro offers a ton of granular controls which more advanced users will appreciate, it will likely seem inscrutable to novices.
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Last month, a threatening letter containing a granular substance was sent to Trump's son, Eric, urging an end to his father's presidential campaign.
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Google Maps will also now break out UberX, UberXL, and UberBlack pricing and time estimates, allowing for an even more granular breakout comparison.
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Facebook has published a skeleton of its policies around hate speech, but these leaked documents include details on a much more granular level.
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Although you can play other services via AirPlay, you won't get the granular voice control or extra information on any of the tracks.
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But even if you look at a more granular level, Ofo is going to focus on some specific cities in particular going forward.
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With the mobile technology however, we have access to much more granular data including who regularly communicates or meets with terrorists and where.
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On a more granular level, Maley pointed out, the stock is now trading more than 22 percent above its 200-day moving average.
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The U.S. needs to build relationships with individuals in the region that create granular yet strategic understanding of local circumstance, politics and players.
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That granular level of ad targeting, coupled with Facebook's massive audience, is what makes it so dominant in the world of digital ads.
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"With our satellite imagery mapping we have been able to create the most granular population estimates to date," Facebook spokesperson Molly Jackman said.
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His focus is granular, studying how taro can improve water quality and the life of the wetlands, filtering nutrients and reducing algae blooms.
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Companies such as Adidas, General Mills, and L'Oreal use Profitero to track granular metrics like product ratings, reviews, stock rates, and competitor sales.
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Caro's book works as both a sweeping epic about an oversize personality and a granular look at the mechanisms of power and influence.
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Early on, especially when I worked on Wall Street, God forbid that you declare any granular weakness, because people would pounce on it.
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If employers can "be more specific and granular about skills needed, then teaching organizations could target training to meet employer needs," she added.
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Lynch was closely involved in the production process following these initial conversations, from big-picture conceptual stages down to more granular taste tests.
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People could make granular decisions about you — whether to hire you, to loan money to you, to rent their house to you, etc.
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Clinton for the book, a granular account of the years since Mr. Clinton left office that will be published on Sept. 13. Mrs.
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But it is unclear whether the Trump administration has asked them to provide that data, and if so, how granular it might be.
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It's not clear what advertisers would do with information that granular, but it could be important for the Twitter algorithm for surfacing tweets.
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And differential privacy builds in many such protections to preserve larger conclusions about trends no matter how granular someone makes their database queries.
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These conversations might seem unnecessarily granular but the result is that you and your prospective co-owner will become comfortable discussing difficult topics.
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It was subtler than the Pieropan, a little denser and more mineral, with floral, almond and pear flavors, and a similar granular texture.
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Here's how granular it will get: There are plans to use Bluetooth technology to track how often family members interact with one another.
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Because they tracked people by neighborhood, they could get a granular understanding of what kinds of places become more diverse during the day.
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Diversity, as always, is encouraged, and therefore our supply chains will conceptualize a variety of comestibles, at a cost effective and granular level.
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Her inner landscape is depicted in such exquisitely granular detail that it feels as if no one else could possibly have written it.
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Visual One equips cameras with the intellect to understand a bit more of the world and give you more granular — and important — information.
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The awareness of the distance between granular, textural daily life and this looming dread of disaster is what I wanted to think about.
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For every question about farm subsidies or ethanol in Iowa, here they comb over the granular details of housing policies and immigration enforcement.
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With its bleak, yearning tone and defiantly cloudy color palette, "England Is Mine" has a pleasingly granular feel for its era and location.
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The debate is playing out at an increasingly granular level, with politicians wrestling over the words etched into laws and official government discourse.
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There are also more granular camera improvements: a new Night Mode, better stabilization for videos, and second-generation smart HDR for better lighting.
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Solomon's 22000-vintage reporting has not undergone any similar scrutiny — nor has it been disputed — but Giuliani associates sometimes found it maddeningly granular.
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Jumpshot promised advertisers unparalleled access to granular data within Amazon and Google, and the Ascential relationship had the potential to supercharge the business.
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But it can see, with granular detail, how and at what speed a player ran a play, changed direction, or made a tackle.
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But they don't seem to align very closely with the region definitions used in this paper, suggesting that more granular distinctions are necessary.
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But few of the candidates have released detailed plans explaining how they'd accomplish these goals — or their stances on more-granular immigration issues.
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Musk wrote the "hardcore" cost-cutting measures would be so granular that he would "personally review and sign every 10th page" of outgoing payments.
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If you want to only allow calls from your contacts, select From contacts only or From starred contacts only for a more granular list.
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You can get super granular and nerdy with it, too, by customizing sections with different colors, fonts, and separate sections with a horizontal line.
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In recent quarters Microsoft has been breaking out the impact from different business segments, providing a more granular view of how each is doing.
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Messenger is just a way to get finer, more granular data on people when they could just be using Messages for iPhone or Signal.
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Next time, it'd be cool if 500 Startups got even more granular and broke out the stats around black and Latino female-founded companies.
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In more granular terms, the FCC has done to text messaging what it did to the internet when it overturned rules protecting net neutrality.
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"We hope that investors get a more granular understanding of the inherent value in the mall sector," Boenning & Scattergood analyst Floris van Dijkum said.
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Unless you're interested in the most granular details of the planets' movements, there isn't a real need for you to read a daily horoscope.
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Though they might not be on every astrological enthusiast's mind, asteroids play an important role in determining the more granular aspects of our personalities.
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It's a more granular system than similar privacy measures that are already available in Safari and Firefox, which block many third-party trackers automatically.
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Granular instructions, like which lane the car is in, the traffic rules that apply to that lane, and even overhead clearances and road elevation.
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But the authors argue that the granular data offers a political opportunity to push for climate policies — if advocates can get the message right.
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Weather app Dark Sky first popularized hyper-localized, granular weather notifications, and it became one of the most popular weather apps as a result.
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Both men included only the first two pages of the 1040 forms, and did not include more granular details about income and charitable giving.
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However, drones can shoot images at a lower elevation, often offering more granular details since they can hover in one spot without much movement.
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Everson informed the group that Facebook plans to provide more granular data to third-party measurement partners such as Integral Ad Science and Moat.
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"Our new metadata filters now make it easy to find more granular aspects of gameplay that previously required a lot more searching," Gleason added.
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Volume controls through Alexa aren't particularly granular and can be tedious to use, so I often picked up my soundbar's remote to fine tune.
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Furthermore, within 18 counties in 13 states examined at a granular level, many of the closed polls were in neighborhoods with large minority populations.
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On an even more granular level, there's actually a time of day that will provide travelers with the best chance of saving on flights.
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Respondents that expect lower impairment provisions cited more granular assessments, the removal of the loss-emergence period and a benign economic outlook as reasons.
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Seems simple, but it's the first time bubbles have been shown to form at the interface between a pair of granular solids, Boyce said.
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The Chainsmokers have spent their career since "#Selfie" edging away from this woman and the granular details of modernity, retreating into nostalgia and nature.
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We've enjoyed some of Evan Puschak's work in the past, essays that take a look at some of the more granular elements of film.
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Now called Discover, it has more granular controls over content that appears, and new topic headings that explain why you're seeing what you're seeing.
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And, equipped with a proper understanding of how this granular data might coalesce into a patient profile, your physician might one day know, too.
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It employs teams of data scientists to crunch the massive quantities of data it has on its users, parsing it at highly granular levels.
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Studios and distributors can pay CinemaScore to receive that more granular data, which can help them tailor marketing in the short and longer term.
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That's not the way policies and procedures are supposed to work: one is a high-level document, the other a more granular implementing one.
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The bank is self-funded with granular deposits (05003% loans/deposits ratio at end-2016) and could also rely on liquidity support from RBI.
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It will be able to detect more "granular sentiment" in English, Spanish, and Japanese and also more "entity types" than it had in beta.
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Marketers can also get more granular, looking at the professional breakdown of specific sections of their website, not just the site as a whole.
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REB's funding is a strength due to a high share (38% of liabilities at end-1H9083) of sticky and granular interest-free current accounts.
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Every network, computer, authorized device and application is treated the same way, and security perimeters can be as sweeping or as granular as necessary.
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Data standards, particularly identity data, are a fundamental requirement for organizing data to allow more granular, less error-prone financial, economic and risk analysis.
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Aliu is witty and unsparing in her depiction of the town and its inhabitants, illustrating the granular realities of the struggle for class mobility.
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She reviews their files, delegates the granular stuff to Flag and presents the project to the military brass who function as her executive board.
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The company broke down barriers in both business units and regions for granular visibility into cost and operational performance across transport and warehouse operations.
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When it takes over next year, though, it's going to give you far more granular control over your security than Apple ever has before.
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But let's get granular for a moment by honing in on one very specific area of growth we've seen from him this year: Passing!
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But the more precise and granular you get, the more likely you are to reduce your overestimates — which is disastrous for your overall accuracy.
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If Google or your bank has your behavioral data down to such a granular level, what might they be able to do with it?
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In PEARL HARBOR: From Infamy to Greatness (Scribner, $203), Craig Nelson, the author of "Thomas Paine" and other books, also takes a granular approach.
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But, two of the people said, it raises the prospect of the government asking for further, more granular information that could pose privacy risks.
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It is the granular conditions of each specific neighborhood that influence whether the residents have a high or low chance of rising and succeeding.
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Setting standards for data use and requiring more granular disclosures would take the pressure off consumers to consent to all possible uses at once.
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" Through this deep knowledge of its users, Mr. Zuckerberg explained, Facebook could determine "what actually matters to each person on a more granular level.
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Where "We Are Not Yet Equal" provides a wide-lens view of legislation and the inner workings of government, "We Say #NeverAgain" is granular.
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The problem with such granular information is that it's accurate only for a minute or two at best, before someone else grabs the spot.
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At the same time, the ability of AI and machine-learning to analyze data at very granular levels has regulators concerned about consumer protection.
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On a more granular level, a few senators have taken it upon themselves to smooth the ruffled feathers between Mr. Trump and foreign leaders.
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It's reminiscent of a time when a president knew the city's political leaders and "had a more granular vision of the city," he added.
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This is Statovci's writing at its best, longing and rage compressed in a single sentence at once sweepingly plangent and rooted in granular detail.
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Caucuses are at once wondrous things — democracy at its most granular and visceral — and at the same time confusingly complicated exercises in political anachronism.
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If they choose to delete it, they have to describe the content in granular detail and tag it in multiple categories and sub-categories.
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They wrote in Nature that they&aposre working on software that would allow a more granular look at screentime, with a recording every second.
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They complied public and private data — often at a granular level — and then used data triangulation to synthesize the different data sets and samples.
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These results were even more granular, showing their movements across the city on the highway, on smaller streets, and spotted in specific neighborhoods, too.
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The issue with iOS 207 is that a three-finger press-and-hold gesture was introduced to allow for more granular text editing options.
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Even without the more granular information, the league has data on the athletes from all 32 teams, which gives them more to work with.
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What's missing is the granular information about their investments, sources of income, domestic help and itemized deductions for such things as mortgages and charitable contributions.
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Granular Carbofuran was banned in 1991 by the Environmental Protection Agency because at the time it was blamed for killing millions of birds per year.
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It's the same idea behind the Surface Dial, and it gives you precise, granular control when you want to adjust things like contrast or opacity.
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But as a reflection of its size and global reach, Facebook's guidelines include some of the most granular examples of what not to do online.
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Using WBE, a community could see if, say, increasing outreach services or doubling police patrols reduced overall drug use at a more granular, neighboorhood level.
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The FCC finally acknowledged the mapping problem last summer, announcing it would consider a more granular approach using crowdsourcing and geospatial data provided by ISPs.
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He was slippery when it came to the tension between the company's business model — which depends on access to granular personal data — and privacy concerns.
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The strategy lacked granular details, a point one former senior aide said was the result of Harrington, a former hedge funder, having no military experience.
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It also means consent should be unbundled from other terms and conditions (including giving separate granular consent options for different types of processing) wherever possible.
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In general, it's hard to know how he's doing at the House level because polling tends not to get that granular for the presidential race.
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But, Ormerod's book identifies on a granular level the myriad thoughts and feelings one experiences when social media begins to skew our perceptions of ourselves.
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It also offers more granular insight, for instance based on specific outlets, and can track longer term trends, such as the impact of promotional campaigns.
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The source said Cohen will describe "in granular detail" the scheme to pay off Daniels, which Cohen is set to say was orchestrated by Trump.
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Agrobank and MCB have more granular books but high industry and sector concentrations, which are prone to risks such as commodity (eg cotton) price deterioration.
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"The right gear at right time for the right needs, down to the granular level of how many miles are on your shoes," he said.
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"It looks like China is taking a much more granular approach, much less targeted and direct stimulus, and therefore much less metal intensive," he said.
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"It looks like China is taking a much more granular approach, much less targeted and direct stimulus, and therefore much less metal-intensive," he said.
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In the summer of 2016, TechCrunch piloted an anonymous, self-reporting demographic survey to obtain more granular data on the applicants and participants in Battlefield.
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Fitch's reduced credit loss expectation comes as a result of a more granular collateral pool and an improved economic environment with lower corporate insolvency expectations.
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The texture is complex: velvety yet toothsome with a pleasant granular finish, evoking the joys of eating thick slabs of cinnamon toast as a kid.
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Owens Skyped at one point, also about the catalogue, with Scott Rothkopf, in New York, in editorial detail so granular that I almost fell asleep.
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Customer funding is diversified, with 60% being rather granular retail accounts and the 20 largest depositors (mainly corporate) making up only 15% of the total.
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No. However, they did not address the more granular aspects of Tesla's Q1 performance and Q2 expectations which the analyst community was attempting to address.
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"Advertisers know that TV works, but they haven't had the granular reporting to understand what parts of it were working better than others," Hoctor said.
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The company's latest transparency report goes into granular detail about what posts are removed, something the civil rights groups also called for in the letter.
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Those dark streaks may be the result of granular flows like sand and dust, according to a study published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience.
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Hillary Clinton flew to Cleveland to offer a granular critique of Mr. Trump's tax policies and promised to shift more of the tax burden upward.
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You do get granular controls for this, though, so depending on the age of your kids, you may want to turn off the rating barriers.
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As time passes, Shelf Engine can make more granular predictions (for example, how precipitation correlates with the sale of specific items like juice or bread).
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Rather, the entire 7,000-square-foot exhibition hall has been dedicated to the granular dissection of the visual semiotics and rhetorical stylings of political advertising.
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There are granular settings too, which include limiting VPN usage to private tabs and switching it off for search engines to get more local results.
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Simon is an artist of granular realism, and the lived-in middle-to-working-class Jewish New Jersey he creates gives the series its power.
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Health departments in the Bay Area make the case that releasing more granular data could heighten discrimination against certain communities where there might be clusters.
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She provides indelible portraits of both parents, recreating the fraught landscape of her childhood in Palo Alto through the careful accretion of exquisitely granular detail.
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Google has complied with similar requests from other governments over concerns its geomapping Google Earth, Google Maps and granular Street View services could compromise security.
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Every bit of data combines to give forecasters a highly granular understanding of the storm, and with that they can save lives on the ground.
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And buyers can get more granular information by tracking the car's Vehicle Identification Number, usually located on the dashboard and also listed on the title.
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It captures in granular detail Mr. Piazza's ordeal, lying injured for more than 12 hours while none of the many people around him sought help.
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We expect to receive results by precinct, rather than by county; these more granular results will help us make sense of the data fairly quickly.
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They provide valuable provocations, but what we ultimately need is a more granular market design that specifies how data value is assessed, secured and traded.
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So, I think as macro-economists, it's incumbent upon us to get more granular and serious about what we're going to say about government debt.
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Once the agreement is written in more granular detail, it must be approved when the denomination meets for its global conference in Minneapolis in May.
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He pinned that on Wefox's use of data, which, he says, enables One to understand risk in a much more technology-driven and granular way.
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The data aren't granular enough for us to know the intention or political persuasion of the people searching "gun control," but the trend is striking.
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The FMSB was set up last July and plans to set some high level standards about behaviour when trading and also address more granular issues.
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Although the F.B.I. won't reach conclusions, their granular factual presentation will spotlight the areas of conflict and allow decision makers to reach their own conclusions.
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When I tell my son that the granular basil seed holds millions of chromosomes, the look on his face can only be described as revelatory.
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John Pfaff, criminologist at Fordham University, said he suspects the orders seek to do just those kinds of things, even down to granular funding levels.
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The Senate has only just begun to have more granular conversations about a health care bill, and it's been taking longer than Republican leadership planned.
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The messages, with granular detail and sometimes boosterish tone, help explain why even among Democrats she remains one of the Affordable Care Act's most ardent champions.
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Access to such granular detail about a person's immune system could also help predict how they might respond to new pathogens and treatments in the future.
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Her focus has little to do with solving the crime or empathizing with the victims, but rather understanding the granular specifics of the motives behind it.
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ImageOptim is a straightforward image compressor for macOSScreenshot: GizmodoYou've got plenty more options too, but none that really give you the granular control that Squoosh does.
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It's intoxicating, playing a racing game that teaches you the kind of extensive and granular intuition that it takes to compete in Formula 1 these days.
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Right now, ISPs report to the FCC top advertised speeds across census blocks they serve, but it's not granular enough to show address-by-address coverage.
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Meanwhile, John Deere put $305 million on the table for the robotics company Blue River Technology, and DuPont acquired farm management software Granular for $300 million.
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So the possibility that such granular medical data might be reattached to study participants' identities in the hands of unknown third parties cannot be ruled out.
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First, the letter discussed sharing customers' highly granular origin and destination data in real time and their complete route data at the end of their trip.
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Granular questions like this made it difficult, listening to testimony, to get a clear handle on whether the discrimination Pao was alleging crossed into illegal territory.
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The Street Fighter V Prima Guide: Prima's official strategy guide, which can be purchased physically or digitally, goes from basic to granular with all its information.
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The MahaNakhon, for one, comes with an unorthodox pixelated facade, which Scheeren hopes will "reveal the small, granular life of the people inside that massive structure".
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He added that he hoped such analysis - and other more granular, local data - could be used more generally to help assess the strength of the economy.
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It's also a more in-depth and granular way to parse Google's data than what's provided to advertisers through things like AdWords' insights into search volumes.
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After that, you'll get a bit more granular and pick some individual show favorites, and the last step is ticking off your preferred cable networks. Done.
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It's expected that users will get granular control over this stuff; all it takes is a few annoying notifications for someone to switch them off permanently.
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Their integrated consumer analytics and survey workflow application claims to give customers a more accurate and granular picture of consumers than traditional polling using machine learning.
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He argued that Vidrovr has access to "really granular information" about the content of a video (it combines approaches like transcription, face detection and scene detection).
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Understanding your target audience in granular segments and customizing your ad's positioning, messaging and placement for each segment is a core part of data-driven marketing.
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Facebook, like many social networks, has two sets of rules: the broad ones users are privy to, and the granular ones moderators are told to enforce.
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As suggested at The Muse, a solid approach can be to explain the outcome of your work (rather than every granular task) and avoid using jargon.
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So it's also possible that the Clinton campaign, obsessed with narrative at a granular level, worried about the backlash of disclosing a low-level health problem.
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Safari's controls aren't as granular, but you can blitz everything by choosing History and Clear History, as well as Safari, Preferences, Privacy, and Manage Website Data.
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But there are at least two actual bills that legislators have introduced that get into much more granular detail of what a replacement plan might be.
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To see more granular data, check out Enigma Public's FEC Data, which includes searchable federal campaign contributions for 2018 as well as PAC summaries for 2018.
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Across the company we look at the pay of women versus men at a very granular level and in all the countries where we do business.
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But what I've enjoyed the very most is talking to actual people about how the granular detail decisions can affect their lives in really significant ways.
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The list gets granular, noting differences between combed and uncombed cotton, for example -- making it harder for exporters to track whether their products will get dinged.
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Consumers should be empowered with granular data-sharing controls (not all-or-nothing sharing), and should be able to monetize the data they own and generate.
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For instance, he added that the Fed will be providing "much more granular information" about how banks should be reporting loss rates for certain corporate loans.
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This idea to pull back on getting so granular with patch notes came from Titanfall 2 producer Drew McCoy, who works alongside community manager Jay Frechette.
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Back then, Azure Spatial Anchors, a system that Microsoft developed to tie the game's virtual objects to incredibly granular locations, was almost entirely an abstract concept.
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It has brought positioning down to a granular level, analyzing every section of the field and where and how a hitter hits it in each section.
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Those with more granular portfolios would have the ability to take gains in some areas and losses in others to keep the portfolio balanced, Birk said.
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Now, she expands the story, in granular detail, fleshing out the eccentric cast of characters—contemporary and historic—who inevitably get bundled into fossil-hunting tales.
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A granular distorted synthesizer loop kicks off this stuttering, synesthetic electro cut, which rolls with its throttle wide open through a brief minute and 44 seconds.
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The approach also aims to be more granular, giving companies more ways to identify the needs of the project that might not necessarily just be quantitative.
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"It's the grand summation before you get into the granular; it's the significant before you get to the specific," said Sewell Chan, an international news editor.
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Such systems make it easier for the police to see granular trends in crime and have the potential to help law enforcement deploy resources more efficiently.
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Instead, the changes Gears 5 brings are granular, subtle transformations that seem designed to make the series sustainable as a serialized effort going into the future.
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Exit polls are reliable when it comes to large demographics (men, women, Democrats, Republicans) but less reliable as it gets more granular (young voters, Jewish voters).
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A problem is that we lack granular insight about how people use their devices, making it hard to understand how damaging our relationships with them are.
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These include iCloud Drive folder sharing (from the Files app) and granular controls for files in those folders, a redesigned Mail app and new Memoji stickers.
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I expected this to provide immediate relief and feel granular like the face and body scrubs I'm used to, but the sand-like texture proved different.
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Understanding who your users are, and constructing a view into where their data resides provides a foundation for a more granular view into breach exposure risk.
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But Mr. Schiff was merely the opening act, after which flowed a stream of his fellow managers providing even more granular detail — and more video clips.
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And some details – for example, a field showing how the chlorhexidine was used – were missing in about 30 percent of the records, making granular analysis difficult.
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On Wednesday in Stanford, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson spelled out, in rare and lengthy granular form, exactly what America's endgame in Syria looks like.
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Specifically, that the president was careful not to discuss the granular details of what he wanted from Ukraine with people who worked for him in government.
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ClassDojo also creates and stores a massive database of information about students on a much more granular and searchable level than had ever been available before.
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For those who have wondered what actually takes place in therapy, this book provides a sense of the granular way in which change can take place.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a brick-and-mortar service that gives its customers the same granular control over their information as internet companies offer.
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At its most granular, Notley's language calls to mind Leslie Scalapino's breakdown of language into component phonemes (see 'Can't' is 'Night', Belladonna*, 2003, for one example).
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Because the photos are organized in such a granular manner — by base, by branch, by role, and even by name — users can easily identify the women.
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Companies like Decisive Farming, Conservis and Granular are all tackling integration and ERP functions with sophisticated offerings that provide dashboard and "integration" platforms in a unifying suite.
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I mean, there's the positives of having a wrist wearable that tracks certain granular statistics, but in a lot of cases you just need a smartphone app.
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Hill added that the changes would likewise break uMatrix, a more advanced extension with granular controls for allowing users to block connections and content by data type.
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That's pretty granular, though, and it shouldn't diminish from the larger point: Gillibrand, probably better than most candidates, spoke honestly about the cost and contradictions of war.
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If they have more granular ones, there is no upper limit on the complexity and they spend all their time defining it to fractal levels of detail.
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Since Oreo, you've been able to take granular control over different types of notification from the same app, but very few apps support this (Gmail is one).
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He also whittled down to a more granular level, looking at the crime rates in counties in Medicaid expansion states that saw the biggest increases in coverage.
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Financial disclosure documents do not reveal as much about finances as a tax return, which includes granular details about income and asset valuations, along with other information.
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We won't know how much money the company wants to raise, what its business even looks like or any of the other granular details of the IPO.
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These people described a massive, granular, and siloed investigation into not just the claims made in the story, but into unrelated incidents that might have inspired them.
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Among many initiatives, the EWF is pioneering a blockchain application that tracks renewable-energy certificates used to offset carbon emissions to make them more transparent and granular.
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"At a more granular level," Feehery continued, the so-called influencers distanced themselves from the actual voters, retreating into a bubble and pontificating from their gated communities.
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Even as the tech giant rolls out more granular privacy controls, European regulators and other critics are asking if the company is taking too much user data.
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Instead, the platform gets granular and asks if officers were professional and respectful and if they followed police procedure by introducing themselves and letting people ask questions.
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Although ultrasound can do granular gesture control of the sort you get with Leap Motion, Danielsen says it'll only be widely adopted if it requires zero thought.
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But against traditional agencies, Ibbett says their ML-based data processing engine sets them apart, allowing them to go very granular and get more accurate over time.
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China uses its tight-fisted control of its domestic internet, the so-called "Great Firewall," to keep granular control over ideas its citizens are allowed to communicate.
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Similarly rated peers include Grainger PLC (BB/Stable), a UK residential property owner, with a highly granular portfolio of units offset by higher leverage of about 0003x.
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Google has in the past provided advertisers with location history data culled from Google Maps and other more granular data points collected by its Android operating system.
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Many of the recipients seem to have ignored the letters at first, dismissing the brown granular substance inside and the photocopied letter that read: 22005-20083-22008.
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That means a retailer should be able to deliver ever more granular pages based on what it knows about visitors as they move through the shopping process.
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The amount of data also means Adobe can break down the information on a state by state basis, whereas the CPI doesn't get more granular than regions.
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The apps are free today, but Adobe has said there will be paid versions of this in the future that offer more features and more granular control.
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It was, for a long time, software that was definitively Apple: simple but powerful; intuitive for novices but with enough granular control and keyboard shortcuts for professionals.
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Event marketing used to be a black hole for PR and branding budgets, but today's companies can measure the granular impact events have on their bottom line.
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Even though it isn't available yet, anyone interested can look forward to having granular control over how their videos can be used and who can use it.
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You can't pin anything on them as easily ... Yes, but I think let's just start the conversation and try and get a bit more granular about it.
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ART has a significantly more granular and more geographically diversified property portfolio than CDLHT and has better cash flow visibility stemming from its long-stay tenant profile.
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The cause, some believe, was more granular pricing resulting from a mismatch in calculation data between EU and EEA exchanges under the MiFID II tick size regime.
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Clinton has made clear she wants a partner who shares her granular knowledge of policy and who she will enjoy working closely with in the West Wing.
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Without getting granular about the individual moves, Nair manages to make these chess matches riveting, because they stand in for so many other conflicts in Mutesi's life.
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Personal data -- captured on an even more granular level -- would remain currency, and threats such as hacking would extend to even more intimate areas of our lives.
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To solve these challenges, Congress should require the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to use more sophisticated laser-based mapping that is both more accurate and granular.
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That's the case yet again this year with the Note 10, although there are also some more granular differences between the phones' cameras, memory, and storage capacities.
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Similarly rated peers include Grainger PLC (BB/Stable), a UK residential property owner, with a highly granular portfolio of units offset by higher leverage of about 15x.
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Starting today, customers will be able to see more granular ancestry results from more than 1,000 regions, as well as 33 population-specific pages about cultural information.
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Apparently, having an algorithm guess at what you might like to hear next is not quite as good as allowing the user to make more granular decisions.
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To accurately forecast the weather, you first need lots of data — not just to train your forecasting models but also to generate more precise and granular forecasts.
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Birx instead emphasized the importance of employing "21st century solutions" and collecting data at the "most granular level" to better understand the rampant spread of COVID-19.
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But when you kind of look closer in, and you get more granular, this is a state where there's still a lot of support for conservative positions.
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"The Stowaway," then, is like an intriguing photo album brought out from the bottom drawer: If the gaps between images sometimes frustrate, the granular detail can fascinate.
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In each of the five areas of the economy, the researchers go deep, make granular recommendations, and quantify the exact benefits of sustainability over the status quo.
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While SuperFly's data is, of course, not official and not all-encompassing, it does provide a more granular insight than that given by Uber earlier in March.
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The data collected is so granular that clients can view the individual clicks users are making on their browsing sessions, including the time down to the millisecond.
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Although many details of co-founder Michael Dubin's rags-to-tens-of-millions story have been covered by other journalists, Ingrassia goes granular, in a good way.
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Ms. Trottenberg said her department's work was "very granular, block-by-block," teaming with community boards and churches, for example, to understand their concerns about potential impact.
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Combined, such a granular big data analysis as well as human questioning could reveal the scope, type and source of media influence for the particular, local juror.
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From there I can track these expenses using tags, like snacks, Broadway shows and eyebrows, allowing me to watch my spending in a much more granular way.
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Facebook said Sandberg has encouraged the company to keep thinking about how to use a more granular approach, while drafting hate speech policies and while enforcing them.
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Granular specifics such as the level of wages offered or the specific level of non-wage benefits can vary, but all job guarantee proposals share those basic attributes.
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It will tell you an address or an intersection, but won't give you granular details about where inside of a building or large field your misplaced AirPod is.
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The app that was removed provided granular details about where your lost earbud might be by tracking the strength of the Bluetooth signal coming from your lost AirPod.
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The effect is known as fluidization, and it will happen with almost any fine powder or granular material when you introduce a constant flow of air from underneath.
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That's a big deal—Twitter hasn't seen a drop like that in the US in years, if ever (the books only show such granular detail from 2015 onward).
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Customers were seeing delays because regulators no longer wave through groups of similar vehicles during certification and probe each car in a much more granular way, Zetsche said.
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I like to talk to people who are different than me that I disagree with, that maybe I pick up one granular notion of something that helps me.
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Sony's makes me want to hit myself in the head with a hammer, though it does offer a bit more granular control with ways to customize the camera.
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The bank does not release granular data on its auto loan book, so it is hard to know how its borrowers' credit quality has held up over time.
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AT&T says NEAD data can is more granular and can use Wi-Fi and Bluetooth data to pinpoint in-door location, whereas A-GPS is more general.
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He said Time Warner had been hampered in innovating and advertising because it does not have the granular information about viewers held by pay TV and internet companies.
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To a certain degree, that's true: Narcos: Mexico depicts the men's cat-and-mouse chase, which occurred in Guadalajara in the early-to-mid '22014s, in granular detail.
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But pairing these kinds of automatically crunched news stories with granular local data is a new spin on it that Hoodline has been working on for a while.
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And web scale companies like Amazon often don't buy hardware off the shelf, opting to develop custom tools they can understand and configure at a highly granular level.
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This isn't quite as granular or as accessible as a direct Photoshop scaling option, but it's an improvement on the even more limited options we had until now.
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Do Not Disturb is now more granular as you can set it up for an hour, until the end of an event or until you leave a location.
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But especially on issues that can be granular and difficult to message around (like tax cuts), Democrats have turned to comedy writers to help work on the concept.
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VR allows users to stick their head right up into the most granular details while they can also shrink the designed environment to the size of a pea.
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From getting a license to paying taxes, we routinely give cities granular data on who we are, where we live, what we do and how much we earn.
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It's like an especially granular type of dough, and you can watch—and hear—the stuff in action in a new short "trigger" video from The ASMR Circus.
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Why it matters: The report provides a highly granular look at the workforce characteristics in fast-growing, low-carbon energy sectors that already employ several million people combined.
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While Facebook is right to make it simple to turn on or off completely, granular controls that unfold for those that want them would be much more empowering.
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Skillshare did not disclose more granular user metrics such as a daily active user count, subscriber churn or average or median amount of time spent on the site.
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Starting with this year's U.S. Open, we have modified EAGLE to consider not just players' final scores on each hole, but also more granular measures of their skill.
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With a more granular picture of each bag, the CT technology can build an interactive image that can be rotated and analyzed from 360-degrees by screening staff.
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There's no question that China has unleashed a surveillance apparatus unprecedented in its scale to collect even the most granular details about the daily lives of its citizens.
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Her last two records had exceedingly straightforward titles—2017's For organ and brass and June's CHORDS—that offered little in the way of metaphor or granular description.
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I would also note that we are all sort of analyzing in granular detail the contents of this letter, this 20-page letter that went out in January.
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But the fifth-largest global potash seller faces a stiff challenge before it makes a single delivery: where to store the pink granular nutrient until farmers need it.
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President Trump has proposed a trillion dollar investment over ten years to bolster American infrastructure; any project with such massive expense, and potentially-massive impact, warrants granular analysis.
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It could be something as granular as using an obscene word in a message to a colleague, to the way you speak to people on the trading floor.
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Its firm, granular paste maintains a glossy mouthfeel as a result of the incredible richness and abundance of butterfat content in the sheep's milk it is produced from.
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DDR benefits from strong expected fixed-charge coverage for the rating, a granular tenant roster with select quality credit tenants, and proven access to various sources of capital.
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Taking "failed" saxophone pieces and sending them stratospheric by way of efects manipulation and granular synthesis, Zhang makes the mundane feel otherworldly, a transmutation that can't be underestimated.
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It was so granular that you could see which spam-sending domains were the most efficient in tricking a recipient into clicking the link in the spam email.
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That changed this morning when Cboe Europe and Aquis Exchange moved Swiss stocks traded on their venues to a new tick table, aligning with more granular domestic increments.
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For more granular edits, you'll still need to download Motion Still, but all this represents a welcome update to what's already a highly competitive photo service on iOS.
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I'm more likely to eat well and wake up early when I'm taking steps as granular as wearing a specific pair of pajamas right after a tough workout.
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A more granular analysis reveals there has been a fairly close correspondence between spot prices and the shape of the futures curve for most sub-periods since 1992.
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The housemade Spam was pretty salty for me — I thought it tasted like a really salty hot dog — and the cornmeal batter felt very granular on my teeth.
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Apple doesn't get any more granular about its wearables sales, but during its earnings call CEO Tim Cook singled out the Apple Watch and AirPods as big sellers.
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A granular substance called "proppant," made of sand or ceramics, was pumped into the cracks, keeping pathways open so that the hydrocarbons could make it to the surface.
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It's rugged, tough, and durable; fits my small wrist; has music storage and contactless payments; collects granular data on dozens of sporting activities; and it has maps. Maps.
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But DC's map is by far the most granular effort to map lead pipe data, showing metrics on each house in a city with more than 650,000 residents.
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With granular detail, he describes the myriad armed groups and how they compete against one another, attract outside support, change alliances and sometimes cooperate or fight among themselves.
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I'm surrounded by 65,000 people, and nearly everyone but me is wearing furry boots and body glitter in places one's normally warned against applying anything sharp or granular.
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VR One of the highest influences on ARB's VR is the bank's stable, granular deposit base, driven by a dominant (over 35% market share of financing) retail franchise.
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With Triangle, Google is experimenting with a different way to cut down on mobile data by giving users more granular control over how that data is being used.
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This Google Drive offering focuses on managing content ownership and sharing at a team level, and introduces new roles that allow for more granular control over the content.
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He gives us a granular picture of Allen's process, from script to release: the money, the casting, the production and much more, including anecdotes about his previous films.
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These could almost be abstract paintings with a granular surface, which can be attributed to the effects of the iPhone he uses to capture such scenes of wreckage.
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Set in Vichy France, the novel seeks a kind of redress: restoring, to history's vast panorama, a granular sense of how life on the borderlines of fascism feels.
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The paintings and drawings that comprise Abstract Climates, currently on view at the Parrish Art Museum, document her stylistic shift from granular brushstrokes to broad stains of paint.
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That information, along with Metro card data, allows them to offer granular information that would help both officials and the public better understand the problems plaguing the subway.
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The Constitution, though it offers a broad outline about what an impeachment consists of, has left many of the granular details open to interpretation by the two chambers.
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The problem is that at this early stage, there are no arcane, granular or technical elements of tax reform to examine — at least not in any meaningful sense.
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Real-estate and analytics firm NeighborhoodX conducted a report that takes a "granular" look at prices per square-foot of certain neighborhoods, and compared Boston with New York.
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Not only does it produce resonant sound on an expansive soundstage with 22 surround, but Logitech's included software gives you granular control over the quality of your voice.
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"Providing users of modern information-sharing technologies with more granular privacy controls may lead them to share more sensitive information with larger, and possibly riskier, audiences," they concluded.
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VHS recordings could be fast-forwarded, rewound, or paused, but it was only with the move to digital that more granular, real-time jumping around was made possible.
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Might a medical panopticon that constantly scans us in granular—perhaps even cellular—detail, comparing images day by day, enable us to catch cancer at its earliest stages?
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But he also did go through, in a very granular way, the scheme that Democrats say Mr. Trump undertook to press Ukraine to interfere with the 2020 election.
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Buyers should ask their real estate agent to get granular with local market data to help them figure out a more precise window for scoring a good deal.
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Dev tells me the benefits of using Fidel instead of "open data sources" enabled through Open Bankking/PSD2 is that card network data is real-time and granular.
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So once investors have narrowed down their universe of industries, they can screen individual companies on granular data while looking for ways to diversify their fixed-income holdings.
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"We've recently received feedback to make Kayak's filters more granular in order to exclude particular aircraft models from search queries," said Giorgos Zacharia, chief technology officer for Kayak.
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BARCLAYS BANK UK PLC BBUK plc's VR reflects the entity's simple retail and SME banking business model, strong funding profile dominated by granular deposits and solid asset quality.
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That said, Rawitsch wouldn't offer any granular insight into how the algorithm will work in the future or how it'll determine what content might be interesting to listeners.
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But "Leaving Neverland" contains granular, disturbing detail that could reshape his legacy for years to come: A secret system of bells to warn when other adults were approaching.
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He expressed particular unhappiness over the report's inclusion of granular accounts of his efforts to derail the investigation based on F.B.I. interviews and notes of his own advisers.
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What had begun 90 minutes earlier as a fairly granular anatomy lesson in a Brooklyn townhouse had seamlessly morphed into something resembling the fountain show at the Bellagio.
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