No major American orchestras have programmed her works this season.
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Several high-profile musicians have programmed artificial intelligences for music projects.
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We kind of have programmed ourselves to just open our cabinet.
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The rules of friendship have programmed friends to respond with "Nooooo, you're still hot".
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Perhaps this is because our Google Overlords have programmed us to respond positively to all Google products.
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Now, scientists have programmed robotic controllers to learn to avoid obstacles and cooperate by mimicking Darwinian evolution.
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In my mind, they have created their own culture and language separate from what humans might have programmed.
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Russia's Yandex and China's Baidu have programmed cars to stop at streetlights, yield to pedestrians, and pass slow vehicles.
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Bernstein walks us through some of the quick and dirty features early developers have programmed in at a recent hackathon.
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One of the main situations they have programmed their drones to recognize is the potential escalation of a traffic stop.
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Bookers have programmed the space well this summer, inviting buzzy new bands and discerning legacy acts out to East Williamsburg.
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But their behind-the-scenes masters were clever enough to have programmed them to think of these moments as, well, nightmares.
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The Cape crew uses DJI drones (an Inspire 1, in this case), which they have programmed using their own proprietary software.
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Engineers at Amazon have programmed the company's voice assistant to provide general election updates through the various devices that she sits inside.
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Mälkki and Josefowicz have programmed three of his remarkable creations and surrounded them with chamber-sized music by his friends, colleagues, and his students.
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The company may have programmed vehicles to meet emissions standards during official tests but not during normal driving, the prosecutors said in a statement.
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At the M.I.T. Media Lab, researchers have programmed a "growth mind-set" into robots that have enough personality to engage preschoolers in puzzle games.
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Arnold could well have programmed her to stay out of sight, but still hold the key to moving one step closer to finding the HQ entrance.
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They need structure, and therefore in their program from sunrise to sunset, I have programmed what they're eating, what their snacks are, specific recipes and portions.
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In individuals who transition from female to male, it is possible that excessive production of androgens during pregnancy could have programmed the brain to be male.
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Some pricing technology experts have programmed computer cursors to meander through a Web page in the way a person might, instead of going directly to the prized data.
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This latest "Westworld" is infinitely more disturbing, because this episode starts with the idea that the androids are breaking out from the canned narratives and traits that their creators have programmed into them.
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Unions have programmed strikes two days out of every five up to the end of June, and disruption since rolling strikes began on April 3 remains significant even if it has waned somewhat since the early days.
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What stands out is Amazon and Zappos expected homogeneity and normalization of consumer behavior and have programmed an inability to understand that shoes and clothes and other personal items are much different than books or other commoditized goods.
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However, in a bid to make more money from travelers, many businesses have programmed their card machines to present foreign customers with a choice: Do you want to process the charge in the local currency or your home currency?
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How much more difficult it will become for the average consumer to defend against this sort of fraud when the AI on the other end of the call can persuasively talk you into whatever its creators have programmed it to do?
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The editors of Film Comment, the magazine of the Film Society of Lincoln Center, have programmed their annual February showcase with a combination of under-the-radar art house entries and idiosyncratic revivals that reliably deliver an atmosphere of cutting-edge eclecticism.
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For Duplex the transparency that Pichai said Google now intends to think about, at this late stage in the AI development process, would have been trivially easy to achieve: It could just have programmed the assistant to say up front: 'Hi, I'm a robot calling on behalf of Google — are you happy to talk to me?
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At the end, with the Master having escaped in his own TARDIS during the confusion aboard Axos, the Doctor returns to Earth, but not of his own volition. The Time Lords have programmed the TARDIS to always return to Earth, making the Doctor, as he notes, "some kind of a galactic yo-yo!".
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Honda CX500 Turbo in the Honda Collection Hall Barber Vintage Motorsport Museum The CX500 Turbo was released in 1982. The CX500 Turbo (also known as the CX500TC) was only produced for the 1982 model year. It was superseded by the CX650TD (CX650 Turbo; D=1983) for the 1983 model year, which was itself discontinued the same year. The 1982 CX500T was Honda's first production motorcycle to have programmed fuel injection system.
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Nouvelle artificial intelligence (AI) is an approach to artificial intelligence pioneered in the 1980s by Rodney Brooks, who was then part of MIT artificial intelligence laboratory. Nouvelle AI differs from classical AI by aiming to produce robots with intelligence levels similar to insects. Researchers believe that intelligence can emerge organically from simple behaviors as these intelligences interacted with the "real world," instead of using the constructed worlds which symbolic AIs typically needed to have programmed into them.
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This funding was due to the similarities between the RoboRoach microstimulation, and the microstimulation used in the treatments of Parkinson's disease (Deep Brain Stimulation) and deafness (Cochlear implants) in humans. Several animal welfare organizations including the RSPCA and PETA have expressed concerns about the ethics and welfare of animals in this project. Another group at North Carolina State University has developed a remote control cockroach. Researchers at NCSU have programmed a path for cockroaches to follow while tracking their location with an Xbox Kinect.
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Passepartout Duo is a contemporary music duo composed of pianist Nicoletta Favari and percussionist Christopher Salvito. The group has been active since 2015, and has performed at music festivals for contemporary classical music like Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, Dark Music Days Festival, and Havana Festival of Contemporary Music. They have programmed works by and collaborated with composers such as Lansing McLoskey, Hafdís Bjarnadóttir, Hannah Lash, Wally Gunn, Andy Akiho, Kaj Duncan David, Bryan Jacobs, Florent Ghys, Christopher Adler, and Mayke Nas.
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The New York Times pointed out that the entire affair could have been avoided if Higginson and Muck had had a better sense of the public sentiment. They should have anticipated the request for the anthem and should have programmed it in the first place. The paper blamed the entire affair on Muck and "the then obstinate management of the Boston Symphony Orchestra." In November, the BSO performed in New York City, where Higginson and Ellis reluctantly gave in to Muck's insistence on playing the anthem.
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Ensembles in New York, Seattle, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Boston, and Cleveland have programmed her works. In New York, Brouwer's music has been programmed by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, American Composers’ Orchestra at Carnegie Hall, Merkin Hall, the Cutting Room, and Symphony Space; by the Orchestra of St. Luke's on its “Second Helping” series; and by the Cassatt and Cavani String Quartets. In Washington, D.C. her music has been performed at the Kennedy Center, the Concoran Gallery, and the Phillips Gallery. Formerly published by Carl Fischer and Theodore Presser, Brouwer's music is now available through Brouwer New Music Publishing.
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As the user progresses, more controls are added in each topic. A total of 39 quizzes are included in-between lessons. Once the user finishes all the lessons, he/she will have programmed 706 patches. Syntorial uses controls and features that are the most common in many synthesizers, including subtractive synthesis, three oscillators, saw, pulse, triangle and sine waves, an FM parameter, noise oscillator, oscillator sync, band-pass filter with resonance and key tracking, ADSR envelopes, an AD modulation envelope, LFO, monophonic and polyphonic voice modes, portamento, unison with voice, detune and spread controls, ring modulation, distortion, chorus, phaser, delay, reverb, mod wheel, pitch wheel and velocity.
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Most major symphony orchestras employ a contrabassoon, and many have programmed concerts featuring their contrabassoonist as soloist. For example, Michael Tilson Thomas: Urban Legend for Contrabassoon and Orchestra featuring Steven Braunstein, San Francisco Symphony; Gunther Schuller: Concerto for Contrabassoon featuring Lewis Lipnick, National Symphony Orchestra; John Woolrich: Falling Down featuring Margaret Cookhorn, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra; Erb: Concerto for Contrabassoon featuring Gregg Henegar, London Symphony Orchestra; Kalevi Aho: Concerto for Contrabassoon featuring Lewis Lipnick Bergen Symphony Orchestra One of the few contrabassoon soloists in the world is Susan Nigro, who lives and works in and around Chicago. Besides occasional gigs with orchestras and other ensembles (including regular substitute with the Chicago Symphony), her main work is as soloist and recording artist. Many works have been written specifically for her, and she has released several CDs.
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