But something does change every day, even if it's imperceptible.
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Nature, like technology, is about systems, many of them imperceptible.
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Everything happens through your voice, making the technology essentially imperceptible.
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An almost imperceptible limp after a tumble in the third?
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It was imperceptible at first, just the odd unanswered text.
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Turbo lag is almost imperceptible and shifts are incredibly smooth.
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More leaping cat — and the nearly imperceptible R-Sport branding.
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" She snorts, shakes her head in almost imperceptible anger. "Sure.
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Almost imperceptible, the noise of a dialtone can be heard.
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I was imperceptible, I was so small in my own world.
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The world is made strange and imperceptible by grief and loss.
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The seal wasn't pliable, and it had an almost imperceptible grain.
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Johnson's club never touched the ball, and its movement was imperceptible.
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Payroll employment rose by an almost imperceptible 20,000 jobs in February.
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Scale magnifies the effect of small, often imperceptible differences in talent.
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His body nothing more than an apparition, imperceptible in this space.
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After an almost imperceptible hesitation, he politely thanked me and said no.
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Most of those in-flight changes will be imperceptible to passengers, however.
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Done well, its presence can be almost imperceptible, framing the action perfectly.
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The fabric's jacquard weave creates an almost imperceptible roughness in the surface.
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It's almost imperceptible, but a faint blue dot in the middle right.
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But many snow particles can be pretty small, translucent, and nearly imperceptible.
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Yet, so far at least, the impact on banks has been imperceptible.
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Mr. Murphy said that the savings were "imperceptible" to the average resident.
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The crack is imperceptible to most, even though it's a dire threat.
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The world is constantly in motion—even if imperceptible to the human eye.
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Lorenson said that on brown eyes, the contact lenses should be almost imperceptible.
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That bottle, she said, can become 10,000 imperceptible particles, floating in the sea.
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These are the kind of differences that are imperceptible to the human eye.
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They come in thousands of shapes and are imperceptible to the human eye.
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They program in a 1 percent bias against women, which is almost imperceptible.
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The difference in thickness of the iridescent film strips was imperceptible by touch.
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It lasts just a split second, almost imperceptible in a two-hour score.
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The bag would have moved as intended; the change would have been imperceptible.
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It's pretty much imperceptible, unless you're a professional gamer who's brain can count milliseconds.
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Other times, however, Earth's changes occur over millennia and are nearly imperceptible to humans.
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"Here, the red flag warnings were either non-existent or very imperceptible," Abbott said.
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The pickles were sadly imperceptible, and the presence of the onions was just confusing.
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And one of the smaller, almost imperceptible miracles involves maintenance of the newsroom clocks.
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Onishi references air currents and the imperceptible weight of gravity as themes in Edges.
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Was it just me, or was there a nearly imperceptible flicker of the thumb?
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One of them is so small that it appears as an imperceptible black speck.
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All this enables her to find holds in nearly imperceptible chinks in the rock.
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Darwin's theory, then, had been off: natural selection is not rare, slow, and imperceptible.
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In this, and many other imperceptible ways, the Moon has an effect on the Earth.
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That's not to say that your brain is emitting an imperceptible hum all the time.
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Samsung's dug its heels into the latter, shaving an almost imperceptible amount off its predecessor's.
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While imperceptible to some, this reduction is especially noticeable if you already struggle with dryness.
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Compared to a speedier processor, the Snapdragon 625's tradeoff in performance is usually imperceptible.
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That fastidiousness was also evident in the nearly imperceptible way that the merger was undertaken.
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Its muted guitars, 20173/4 drums, and almost imperceptible synths lap up around the lips.
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She toes an almost imperceptible line between moans of ecstasy and cries of spiritual praise.
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One sees Cohen, in his fedora, looking down with his all but imperceptible impish grin.
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For myself and others, even the imperceptible flicker of fluorescents has triggered many a migraine.
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That's how social pressure influences our epistemological commitments, and it often does it in imperceptible ways.
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These differences can be imperceptible, depending on where your eye lingers as you scan the newsroom.
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The mannequins here are positioned at multiple angles, sometimes making the front of the outfits imperceptible.
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Machine learning works by finding subtle patterns in data, many of which are imperceptible to humans.
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Every so often, the imperceptible turbulence and instability in which the trees exist does upend them.
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Known as hyperosmia, Mrs Milne's condition allows her to detect odours that are imperceptible to most people.
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The truth, imperceptible to his young, doting offspring, is that he just can't afford any of it.
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Tomorrow's may infiltrate a printer and corrupt software or alter a digital design, introducing imperceptible design flaws.
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Machines can now hunt prey, generate accurate sounds for silent videos, and analyze the world's imperceptible movements.
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"Keeping you safe," Lucy said, stopping the music for an almost imperceptible second before continuing the tune.
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Even with blue-chip models, seemingly imperceptible differences can add or detract thousands of dollars in value.
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A clearly observable trend from my perspective might be imperceptible to another listener, or worse, disproven altogether.
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If the place has a sense of humor about itself, it's so dry as to be imperceptible.
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The shift from portrait to landscape and back again was smooth and fast — an almost imperceptible transition.
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When you move your mouse or press a button on the keyboard, the response time is imperceptible.
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Minor distortions to an image, imperceptible to the human eye, have been shown to fool artificial intelligence.
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Even something as seemingly imperceptible as adding "then" to combine two sentences into one warranted a conversation.
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To its right is a wooden ladder, hung with such imperceptible string; it hovers like a ghost.
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"It's deeper than they believe it to be, and also there's current that sometimes is imperceptible," Edwards said.
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The real chance of healing a specific person outweighs the imperceptible increase to the threat of bacterial resistance.
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Foster + Partners put them inside the roof, adding an almost imperceptible perforation for the sound to pass through.
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That tiny white sphere vibrates at an imperceptible rate causing any tissue it touches to vibrate as well.
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The difference between Escobar's coldhearted stare and the loving gaze he aims at his family is almost imperceptible.
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Sun figured out how she could leverage these differences that were almost imperceptible and acceptable by industry standards.
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It's a subtle movie, alert to the almost imperceptible currents of feeling that pass between its title characters.
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Everybody who has tasted our breads are unanimous in saying that the change in taste is almost imperceptible.
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Adam Pendleton: Becoming Imperceptible continues at the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland (11400 Euclid Avenue) through May 14.
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A slack mouth forces your body into a sleepy limpness and allows you to take tiny, imperceptible breaths.
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I vow to help you celebrate your friends and exact petty and often imperceptible revenge against your enemies.
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The surface activation in his monochromes was extremely subtle, limited to faint, almost imperceptible traces of his palette knife.
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But it's imperceptible: Even if your motor cortex is excited, you won't feel any subjective cognitive results, Horvath says.
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The BOJ refrained from offering additional monetary stimulus at the June meeting despite imperceptible inflation and weak global growth.
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Dennis Smith Jr. gave his big man, Texas A&M stretch-four D.J. Hogg, a slight, almost imperceptible nod.
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It would only take a gentle, imperceptible, nudge to cause the type of chaos and disruption Putin thrives on.
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Since the firearms were plastic, they were imperceptible to metal detectors, in violation of the US Undetectable Firearms Act.
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Last year, for instance, British music festival line-ups were 86 percent male, making the female talent largely imperceptible.
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G-Vectoring is an imperceptible piece of black art technology that your inner ear probably won't pick up on.
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Robbins's deep movement investigations revealed — and still do — how emotions, even the most imperceptible ones, live within the body.
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The sea and sky were the same shade of blue, the horizon an almost imperceptible smudge of yellow haze.
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I vacuum seal into my leg, so the boundary where I end and computer begins is imperceptible to me.
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It will rise slowly, like a tide, its encroachment as imperceptible from moment to moment as it is inexorable.
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The show, "Adam Pendleton: Becoming Imperceptible," which opens on April 1, will include film, wall paintings, ceramics and silk screens.
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Each work stands independently, the general presentation is scattered yet connected by something conditional and almost imperceptible like a constellation.
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What distinguishes a highly valuable coin—lustre, sharpness of detail, toning and friction-wear—is imperceptible to the untrained eye.
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The costs from this shift may be imperceptible at first, exceeded by the boon from economic stimulus and regulatory reform.
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Most have been imperceptible, but the number that can be felt — generally of magnitude 3.0 and higher — has risen significantly.
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Infinitesimal variations in size and imperceptible deviations in construction can have considerable ramifications for how they spin, fly and bounce.
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In these games, the stakes are lowered to nearly imperceptible levels, eliminating the weight of responsibility involved in actual caretaking.
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Its flavor was flat, almost imperceptible, but its color was a profound blue almost never seen at the dinner table.
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The body's deterioration is real for everyone, but dancers better than others grasp how imperceptible shifts weaken the greater whole.
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Pokémon has long been a series that makes small changes to each game that are nigh imperceptible to non-fans.
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Still, she also did an almost imperceptible pushback on Thiel: "Issues of independence in media are key to democracy," Sandberg said.
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They hold out the possibility of newly understanding human physicality by suggesting a creative conflagration between becoming perceptible and becoming imperceptible.
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Machine-learning classifiers that analyze photos can be thrown off by imperceptible differences from the patterns they've been trained to detect.
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Almost all of those changes, which can be critical to a high-level player's performance, are imperceptible to the untrained eye.
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Some are minor, nearly imperceptible: a quick smile in the rearview mirror, his father's moist eyes while watching an opera telecast.
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Using NASA-provided sound-boosting technology, his team gathered data that helped prove okapis communicate via infrasonic noises imperceptible to humans.
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To boot, the widened display of the S7 edge minimizes any headset light leakage from the curved display to imperceptible quantities.
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About half own Edgertronic cameras, which capture imperceptible differences in hand position and release points, according to officials with both companies.
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About three to four inches on either side of that, locate an almost imperceptible slit in her skin over her nipples.
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Its infrared cameras have observed the universe in a light imperceptible to human senses, providing otherwise unattainable visions of the sky.
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Most women know that feeling, the imperceptible shift in the mood that sets off an alarm bell in your brain: A Threat.
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" The patent describes a "zero travel" input method, which Apple defines as "imperceptible or unrecognizable movement of components of the input structure.
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Rebecca embraces Kate with a mix of flowery compliments — she says she was "amazing" and sang "incredibly beautiful" — and near-imperceptible critiques.
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It was neither coronation nor confirmation, but a reminder of a better time that seems alien and imperceptible in the current dystopia.
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With the prototype installed at the end of the pipe connected to the speaker the tone nearly imperceptible to the human ear.
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From the front, those wrinkles are almost imperceptible, but it highlights one of the biggest concerns about bendy-screen devices: their durability.
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The faces are like emoticons- they are so plain that emotions are made to appear through the imperceptible movement of an eyelid.
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First, regarding the bees: The researchers were able to get recordings of their interactions, which are normally imperceptible to the human ear.
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While many seasons see a few more models of color taking the catwalk, the change is so slow that it's sometimes imperceptible.
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Abbott says "the red-flag warnings were either non-existent, or very imperceptible" in the case of the suspected Santa Fe shooter.
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Or maybe there's a quality issue that's imperceptible to you but was enough to prevent that shirt from going to Neiman Marcus.
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Instead of rushing to condemnatory judgement, let's appoint a Special Envoy and get there at a pace almost imperceptible to American voters!
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Rather, they had an imperceptible, cumulative effect; I left the booth with an overall impression that things looked and moved more smoothly.
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Oh, Lou Williams, You Poor Sap Steph Curry made Lou Williams leap into the Warriors bench with an almost imperceptible ball fake.
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The Chinese influence machine has nebulous outer layers, partly because connections between its members, be they individuals or organizations, are often imperceptible.
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But an almost imperceptible wave in the glass slightly exaggerates half of his face, making him appear less symmetrical than he is.
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It's very difficult to vet market-ready devices for intentional backdoors, especially those designed to weaken encryption algorithms in near-imperceptible ways.
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In an imperceptible instant, she decided it just wasn't happening that afternoon, exchanged a few pleasantries with her producers and was gone.
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According to these irrefutable principles, death is hence no more than a change of form, an imperceptible passage from one existence into another.
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They absorb water from the rain and air and then let off an imperceptible mist as it evaporates, lowering the surrounding air temperature.
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Besides the flow of our eyes following the curves of hills, hat, dress, figure, and tree, any movement is imperceptible, like her dreams.
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There are some vibrations and sound waves that are imperceptible to humans, but overall, space is a vacuum, and it's pretty darn quiet.
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"Racism and sexism are also built into our laws and institutions in ways that are largely imperceptible to the average person," she said.
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Refreshing the screen at up to 120 Hz and reducing lag time to imperceptible milliseconds, could help the iPad Pro achieve that effect.
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But though strong gravitational waves are forged by extreme conditions, they have proven to be pretty much imperceptible from our vantagepoint on Earth.
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Whether my tests were going well or poorly, I had this funny feeling all weekend, like I was vibrating at an imperceptible frequency.
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The New York Times reported: At some imperceptible point around 2013 to 2014, she appears to have stopped giving face-to-face interviews.
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A normally imperceptible increase in temperature can make the body respond as if you've just exercised in heavy clothes on a hot day.
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While switching between "alters," as they&aposre termed, does occur, it can be so subtle that it might be imperceptible to a stranger.
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I have written before about the deft sense of timing and sensitivity that Pelosi has to the sometimes imperceptible frequencies of public opinion.
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It captures your intention so you can share a photo with a friend using an imperceptible movement or just by, well, intending to.
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From 2628, the percentage of average daily share volume (ADV) of ETFs has grown from an almost imperceptible level to nearly 28503 percent.
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There was no sound, at least nothing I can describe as sound, but just a kind of almost imperceptible percussiveness in the air.
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The sound engineers Doug is working with (Raj Patel and Joseph Digerness from the firm Arup) can identify things utterly imperceptible to us.
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And the reduction in spending would be virtually imperceptible, as the total deficit from 2018 to 2028 is projected to exceed $13 trillion.
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Some of the most popular packages harness "machine learning", by crunching large quantities of data to pick out patterns that would otherwise be imperceptible.
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"We have what are often categorized as red flag warnings, and here the red flag warnings were either nonexistent or very imperceptible," Abbott said.
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It does this by calculating how long it takes for the imperceptible light to travel from your phone, to the target object, and back.
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His "Dark Knight" entries in the Batman saga raised the genre's allegorical stakes and dialed down the humor to an all-but-imperceptible whisper.
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Already we are encoded and have encoded ourselves in the imperceptible networks that sit atop the internet and classify us, rank us, follow us.
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Becoming Imperceptible was organized by the Contemporary Art Center New Orleans and traveled to the Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver before coming to Cleveland.
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I think the reason I have that impression is I have some recollection of almost an imperceptible, like, what am I going to do?
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"Welcome to a world in which climate change's economic impact is no longer distant and imperceptible," writes Greg Ip of the Wall Street Journal.
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The water is to gush downward from delicate Swarovski crystal branches atop tall, slender towers that rotate — so slowly as to be almost imperceptible.
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And then, as people carry on that style and figure out how to further produce it, the style becomes academic, by really imperceptible steps.
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" So you can miss deadlines because you haven't refined imperceptible details and are resistant to showing the work to anyone until it is "perfect.
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You also don't have to worry about recordings being imperceptible as it can record crystal-clear audio with intelligent noise cut filtering and voice amplification.
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Today, modern-day imaging can look deeper to reveal whether a body is healthy, but what happens when it cannot pick up what is imperceptible?
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But as the team notes in their most recent study, this atmospheric change also accounts for "imperceptible" changes in the amount of rainfall on Earth.
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The record revolves in time with Earth, completing a rotation once a day, which makes its movement imperceptible and the music almost impossible to hear.
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He predicts that humans will eventually reach a stage of "negligible senescence," that is, a state in which aging is so slow that it's imperceptible.
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It responds to controls with almost imperceptible lag, both in how it traverses across the floor and in how the head responds to aiming commands.
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These are often studies in the purest geometry, their deviation from flawless spheres and circles imperceptible, their alignments framed to make images of striking simplicity.
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You can tell if you know what to look for, but the difference in most shots will be imperceptible in an Instagram or Facebook feed.
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In 2014, they released a paper showing that "imperceptible perturbations" in a picture could force state-of-the art recognition algorithms to misclassify an image.
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In one study, altering 210% of the pixels in an image of a panda—imperceptible to humans—caused the system to see a gibbon instead.
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Suddenly the array of tan rocks started to look more like shapes, small bones; people started to differentiate previously imperceptible changes in color and texture.
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"It captures your intention so you can share a photo with a friend using an imperceptible movement or just by, well, intending to," he explained.
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" Farley, Grant suggested, is just one agent in a "war on women that is nearly imperceptible, unless you are involved in the sex trade yourself.
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In these attacks, the researchers would make changes to advertisements that were nearly imperceptible to a human but capable of tripping up a machine learning algorithm.
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I saw the 88-inch wall of pristine color for myself here at CES, and the pixels are pretty much imperceptible even at very close range.
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It's a small detail, almost imperceptible considering the amount of attention placed on all the hair-whipping, but perfectly encapsulates the duality of Britney's Blackout persona.
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But above all, it is a story about parallel worlds, alike and yet wildly different, separated by an imperceptible barrier: the worlds of childhood and adulthood.
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And it's those sorts of little imperceptible nudges — what to notice, where to tap/click — that we're talking about when we talk about dark pattern design.
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However, there are other long-term threats, such as China's economic warfare, that are intentionally imperceptible, making them difficult for Americans to spot and appropriately counteract.
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She thought that there was a strange cultural dichotomy at work: individuals were celebrated for self-actualization but judged superficial if they crossed some imperceptible threshold.
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Road traffic is imperceptible from the house, and, when the maples and the river birches are in leaf, we cannot be seen by anyone walking by.
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What makes Ha Seong-nan's Flowers of Mold so powerful is her ability to reveal the almost imperceptible slippage between actual events and the protagonists' perceptions.
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In these envisioned moments, there's sweat and blood, but there's also an imperceptible sense of power, a sense of something profound being unlocked with every movement.
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Their language, if it can be called that, revolves around sonic stitches that would be imperceptible to human ears, but that might make a bat's ears burst.
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Fujifilm's camera just made me much more willing to forgive its shortcomings than Sony's did, and that has to do with the imperceptible aspects of good design.
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One paper calculates that cutting migration to the tens of thousands could boost wages in industries most affected by it by an imperceptible 0.2-0.6% by 2003.
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I would excuse another 50-minute episode if it's 90 percent Dom and Angela facing each other down with a smile and an imperceptible head tilt, respectively.
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And the engine's changing modes were largely imperceptible, something Mazda's engineers are no doubt proud of in the pursuit of producing a homogeneous charge compression ignition engine.
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Known as electrocardiograms, or EKGs, the tests are typically performed using multiple electrodes placed directly on the skin, which monitor otherwise imperceptible electrical patterns in between heartbeats.
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Thus Climats Artificiels is a somewhat troubling consideration — or "poetic" evocation — of the Anthropocene within the context of increasingly imperceptible distinctions between the natural and the artificial.
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It was often in the twilight hours, between the moment of lying down and the imperceptible instant of slipping off to sleep, that the terror would arise.
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Yet even as she briskly gets back to business, a near-imperceptible change seems to have occurred, affecting her like a slight drop in the barometric pressure.
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Mr. Zemeckis and the screenwriter, Steven Knight, plant almost imperceptible clues that blossom into sinister and scary possibilities in a way that is both shocking and satisfying.
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But "Eugen Gabritschevsky: Theater of the Imperceptible," a wide-ranging introduction to the onetime scientist's lifelong project of intimate creative and psychological struggle, is his first retrospective.
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"I forgot that chord!" said Legend at one point during rehearsal after an imperceptible fumble, before briefly conferring with La La Land composer Justin Hurwitz at the piano.
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Its thousands of AI-optimized chips, produced by Nvidia and IBM, allow the machine to crunch through hideous amounts of data in search of patterns imperceptible to humans.
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" This shocking intimacy with the human face is essential to Bresson's art — "the almost imperceptible things that happen on a face, or in a look in someone's eyes.
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This is the contradiction built into the pursuit of silence; the more sources of noise are stilled, the more the previously imperceptible rises to the level of perception.
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An MCD of less than two CIEDE2000 units between filters is imperceptible to the human eye and cannot have been achieved by coincidence or visual or manual approximation.
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"Graphene electronic tattoos can be used as a low cost, imperceptible physiological sensor for mobile health care, assistive technology, human machine interfaces and internet of things," Ameri said.
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If anything, this short, taking place in a dystopian future, deserves reference if only for the nearly imperceptible blond mustache on the upper lip of its female protagonist.
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Receiving the data for analysis, a computer could then stitch together measurements to form a "point cloud" containing more than a billion points, revealing otherwise imperceptible structural details.
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Then, the researchers modify the texture on the shell in minute ways — almost imperceptible to the human eye — which makes the machine identify the turtle as a rifle.
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That's because customers have been slow to chase higher deposit yields at other banks, and have been content just leaving their money where it collects almost imperceptible interest.
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When Tammé blithely mentions that she worked on an airline food assembly line for seven years, Debbie's face twitches—a near-imperceptible gesture, but one naked in meaning.
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As in the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, the iPhone 83 hides the antenna band in an almost imperceptible strip near the top edge and behind the glass.
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A visually imperceptible increase in muscle mass here won't alter cup size (so please ignore articles like this one), he says, though it may provide a slight lift.
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What makes these stories so powerful is Ha's ability to reveal, often microscopically, the slight, almost imperceptible slippage between the actual events and the protagonists' perception of them.
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I found myself peering into the cutout to see the relationship between the color and the nearly imperceptible reflection (That peering in is what connects Chen to Turrell).
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Carlo Zinelli, 1916-1974 and Eugen Gabritschevsky: Theater of the Imperceptible continue at the American Folk Art Museum (2 Lincoln Square, Upper West Side, Manhattan) through August 20.
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Remote-controlled driving is mostly seen as a complementary tool, with its nearly imperceptible lag time and high data transmission loads, making it perfect for remote driving and monitoring.
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The sound is imperceptible to most ears, with the possible exception of young people and dogs, but nearby microphones will detect the high-frequency sound instead of other noises.
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Although plainchant has a rhythm, it is mostly imperceptible; by contrast, the need for the different parts of the piece to stay connected means polyphony must have a beat.
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Almost imperceptible golden threads block off a corner in Lygia Pape's ethereal "Ttéia 63, A" (1978/1997/1999), a work with which I could easily have spent an hour.
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That small, almost imperceptible little bump on my left hand was a constant reminder that even the most sophisticated and fool-proof technologies are no match for human incompetence.
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But researchers have recently discovered that there's a hitch: by adding some digital noise to an image, imperceptible to the human eye, it's really easy to trick a machine.
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The autism of a particularly high-functioning person might be almost imperceptible, manifesting itself only subtly in an obsessive interest with maps, say, or the merits of different aeroplanes.
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The company's approach to digitally manipulating images renders images unreadable by the machine learning tools that are used to identify an individual, but are imperceptible to the naked eye.
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Then Manning saw what he hoped to see from the Ravens, and he made sure — with a look and an almost imperceptible gesture — that Beckham saw it as well.
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Clinton's imprimatur could harm Ms. Abrams in a general election, the endorsement will be delivered only through phone messages to Democratic voters — making the appeal imperceptible to everyone else.
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The payoff, however, will be imperceptible input lag and no motion blur, along with a feeling, perhaps, that you've kept another aging monitor out of an e-waste graveyard.
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The bassist Stephan Crump is best known for his work in the Vijay Iyer Trio, where he offers solid foundations that morph and dilate with an almost imperceptible fluidity.
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Trump chose a garment that didn't just speak louder than words, but involved actual words, and in Europe that she has reduced her wardrobe to an almost imperceptible whisper.
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The new straight edges and the presence of the antenna splits may make subtle deviations in flatness more visible only from certain viewing angles that are imperceptible during normal use.
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Last year, a German researcher developed an algorithm that was able to tease out the content of consolidated memories in sleeping subjects based on nearly imperceptible changes in brain activity.
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The size difference between supermoons and "micromoons" (when a full moon is farther from the Earth) would probably be imperceptible to the human eye if they were side by side.
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Eventually, they moved in unison, juxtaposing strong, angular shapes with nearly imperceptible footwork — two steps in parallel, followed by a crossover — that seemed to draw them back into their bodies.
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They were then left fuming at an unjust penalty in the 72nd minute when Silva, chasing a delicious lofted ball from Andres Iniesta, fell under imperceptible pressure from Sime Vrsaljko.
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Meanwhile, components like the CPU and memory won't slow down over time, or at least only by very slight, imperceptible amounts that you won't see during the lifetime of your device.
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But if the speed is reduced by just 10 mph, which I would argue would be a nearly imperceptible speed reduction from the driver's perspective, the chances of being killed plummet.
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Just the other day, I was chatting with a friend about the imperceptible effects of social media on our actions, our motivations, and our thoughts, especially concerning our own self-worth.
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The consequent protrusion, almost imperceptible to the naked eye, may help reduce the chance of a crease developing in the middle of the screen over time, one of the people said.
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The change might be imperceptible to a human, but to a machine vision algorithm it can be very effective: In 2017, researchers fooled computers into thinking a turtle was a rifle.
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I think I speak for almost everyone when I say I'll gladly trade a probably-imperceptible few millimeters of extra thickness for not having to worry about the keyboard breaking down.
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The 200-meter freestyle was her third career individual final, and Ledecky's margin of victory was 35-hundredths of a second, a microfraction of time virtually imperceptible to the untrained eye.
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On one hand, the media is justified in refraining from making a sudden rhetorical shift when Clinton has locked up the nomination in such a gradual way as to be imperceptible.
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But go deeper into the numbers—and the circumstances from which they sprout—and factor in all the imperceptible/unquantifiable ways he impacts a locker room, and Johnson's value is clear.
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She measures their small forearms covered in paper-thin skin and weighs their slight bodies, watching for the tiniest, often imperceptible improvements — a quarter-pound increase, a slightly less distended belly.
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The Los Angeles model relied on measurements of thousands of local earthquakes, most of them imperceptible but which offered more precise information on how seismic shock waves travel through the earth.
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The other three strings underpin this with alternating triplets and eighth notes — or, rather, triplets tied over to eighth notes so that here in the texture, too, the pulse becomes imperceptible.
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The researchers calculated that a typical gravitational wave from out in space would change the distance between a pair of mirrors by an almost imperceptible amount: one part in a billion trillion.
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The change is expected to make the oceans bluer and greener, though the shift in color will be imperceptible to the human eye, according to a study published Monday in Nature Communications.
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The change is expected to make the oceans bluer and greener, though the shift in color will be imperceptible to the human eye, according to a study published Monday in Nature Communications.
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For example, in the case of images, fakes can be detected by imperceptible pixel-level imperfections or background inconsistencies; it is hard for most fake-generators to get the background details correct.
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In order to expose the tension of human experience, the imperceptible components of sensuality, sexuality, energy, and the binary properties of solid minerals, LA-based curator and artist Janet Levy carves rocks.
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Something weighing heavily on your mind for the past two years becomes crystal clear Monday morning with the eclipse, which lights up a normally dark, quiet, and imperceptible sector of your chart.
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In these, a malevolent hacker can make specific changes to images, sound waves or text documents that while imperceptible or irrelevant to humans will cause a program to make potentially catastrophic errors.
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And as this imperceptible change became perceptible, so we would notice that another deeper aspect of its meaning — also simple — was making itself felt: a basic figure of speech, a bass figure.
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Marlier and Morel like to think of _Synesthesia as visualizing the essence of dance by capturing an imperceptible imprint of Morel's movement in space through different signals, like her body and mind.
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"Such an anomaly could be imperceptible for cannabis users," said Dr. Vincent Laprevote, lead author of the study and a physician at Pole Hospitalo-Universitaire de Psychiatrie du Grand Nancy in Laxou, France.
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While we don't think of the ones on our face as being the same as the ones on our scalp or legs, since the hair is soft and often imperceptible, they actually are.
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The Osmo Mobile 2 is made of "high performance nylon" instead of a mixture of nylon and magnesium alloy, making the whole thing ever-so-slightly lighter (though it's mostly imperceptible in use).
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"The red-flag warnings were either nonexistent or very imperceptible," Abbott said, though he acknowledged Pagourtzis had recently posted a picture of a T-shirt reading "Born to Kill" on his Facebook page.
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An occlusive forms a physical barrier, no matter how imperceptible, over your skin (like an oil or a silicone), while an emollient is actually more of a skin-softener than a skin hydrator.
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But the basic idea is the same: By capturing imperceptible changes in a participant's eyes—measuring things like pupil dilation and reaction time—the device aims to sort deceptive humanoids from genuine ones.
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That could be why Polish cybersecurity researcher Krzysztof Szczypiorski saw club music as the perfect genre to serve as a vehicle for Morse code-like messages, hidden in nearly imperceptible changes in tempo.
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I met a friend for a drink once the sun had gone down on the second night, but the red lights in our favorite dive bar rendered the effects of the treatment imperceptible.
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Others observed that to a non-Hebrew-speaking international audience, the ad's humor was utterly imperceptible, so that it seemed as though Ms. Shaked were indeed happy to bathe herself in eau d'autocrat.
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So tiny that when you look at it in its display case, what you see is an almost imperceptible black speck in the middle of a tiny circle inside another, slightly larger circle.
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"The Force of Things," which she called an "opera for objects," was more precisely about the emotional impact, the permeating anxiety, of a mounting ecological crisis whose impact is simultaneously omnipresent and imperceptible.
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Most of these changes are imperceptible to users and affect a very small percentage of websites, but each one of them is implemented only if we believe the change will benefit our users.
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They can score points for going after pharmacy benefits managers, profitable middle-men whose very existence only serves to make this entire world more imperceptible to normal people and add to their frustrations.
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This would be much cheaper than spraying aerosols from aircraft, the boats could target specific regions, the effects would dissipate quickly and the change in cloud brightness would be imperceptible to the human eye.
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Since those speeds improvements will be imperceptible to all but the most ardent bloggers, this alone doesn't make Kaby Lake a required upgrade for a lot of users, but serious videographers should take note.
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Anyone who has ever watched a good string quartet in concert will be familiar with the subtly effective way the players communicate—here a raised eyebrow, there a glance or a nearly imperceptible nod.
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I know, I know, that's much easier said than done when every cell in your body wants nothing more than to dissolve into a puddle of imperceptible goo (well, run away and then dissolve).
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It is the purest form of that recording; there are details, textures, and sounds that you can hear on a master recording but that are imperceptible once they have been transferred off of it.
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This would be much cheaper than spraying aerosols from aircraft, the boats could target specific regions, the effects would dissipate quickly, and the change in cloud brightness would be imperceptible to the human eye.
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Meanwhile, around back, Samsung created an almost imperceptible slit at the base of the Note 2110+'s camera module, which is what makes the phone's Zoom-in Audio feature possible (more on that later).
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Malignant forms — for example, the effect of self-serving political policies — may be imperceptible in the short run, or even during a lifetime, yet still be massively destructive over a longer span of time.
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Consumers appeared to have shrugged off the tariffs imposed through 2000 and the first half of 22 and the market clearly believes that more tariffs will also have a similarly imperceptible effect on spending.
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Even the Retina display on my 216-inch MacBook Pro manages to push 216,216 by 163,216 pixels, which is enough density to make aliasing (jaggedy edges along curved UI elements) nearly imperceptible to my eyes.
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"Because these changes will be gradual and largely imperceptible, it will require ongoing monitoring of the nutrient content of their crops ... to evaluate when and how to most effectively intervene if necessary," the researchers said.
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And because it's just a test right now, there's no telling whether the system can be easily tricked by altering aspects of the photo, sometimes in subtle and even imperceptible ways, to trick Facebook's filters.
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"Chromatic" begins as Ms. Marshall and Mr. Treuting sit impassively behind a table, holding up pieces of colored paper (in the yellow family) while silently commenting on each one with nearly imperceptible sighs and smiles.
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Those who are capable of keeping their skin blemish-free may also be blessed with good genes and a flesh prison that doesn't flip out every time there's an imperceptible change in its nightly routine.
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Unlike some of those books, "Bright Lights" relies far less on the timeliness of its material than on the energy of its prose: The night has already turned on that imperceptible pivot where two a.
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There were moments when Vecino's movements were so slow or imperceptible that she had the appearance of stillness — or, rather, the feeling of stillness, when in fact she moved constantly throughout the 70-minute performance.
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"When Google began to measure the performance difference between good and bad managers, the difference was almost imperceptible, but it turned out to be an impactful difference between keeping good engineers and losing them," he said.
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She recaptures the spirit of Julie Andrews' performance in her stern yet loving attitude, in the almost imperceptible smirk playing at her lips—but she makes the character her own, with an extra dose of sauciness.
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By layering those disparate methods with symbols and hand-stitched textiles across the figures and the ethereal environments they inhabit, the artist constructs environments that illustrate how Martin perceives the overlap between perceptible and imperceptible worlds.
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Apex, as a device, is one of the most aggressive expressions of that ideal yet, with almost imperceptible bezels around three sides of the phone and a larger — but still skinny — one on the bottom edge.
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These bands are accented by finely painted parallel horizon lines above and below an almost imperceptible horizontal center seam — denoting distance and the infinite — while the painting's predominant blackness maps a sort of abyss, or void.
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This floppy British romance, directed by Thea Sharrock and adapted by Jojo Moyes from her best-selling novel, sits at the point where tedium, ridiculousness and heartfelt sentiment converge, separated by an all-but-imperceptible distance.
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Cochran and Husker argue that governments should set expectations for people to take action when there's potential for ground shaking, but critically, not when the shaking is mild, non-damaging, or potentially imperceptible for some folks.
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It was difficult to ascertain much about the baby from the "media moment," and when a journalist asked Prince Harry to show his son's face to the cameras, he complied reluctantly, with an almost imperceptible tilt.
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But as a piece of cinema, I like it a lot: It's a small moment between two prickly characters that shows how each of them has changed, in ways that are almost imperceptible, throughout the film.
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The update will also reduce the maximum brightness of the Pixel 2 XL by a virtually imperceptible 50 cd/m2 (nits), thereby significantly reducing load on the screen with an almost undetectable change in the observed brightness.
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A stepper motor was used to slowly move the microscope's specimen tray while filming, but even the most imperceptible bump or vibration would ruin the shot, often requiring 10 or 20 takes to get perfectly smooth motion.
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That never materialized, and Marconi never managed to pick up vibrations from alien life, but today GPS-guided drones and bombs keep their bearing with a nearly imperceptible radio signal originating from 12,000 miles in the sky.
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The researchers calculated that a typical gravitational wave from out in space would change the distance between the mirrors by an almost imperceptible amount: one part in a billion trillion, less than the diameter of a proton.
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Formerly home to some 212 rice growers, Reuters reports the Shenzhen suburb of southern China hosts approximately 19933,21993 painters and 230,260 galleries devoted to creating imperceptible reproductions of European masters like Van Gogh and Leonardo Da Vinci.
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Yes, but: AI excels at identifying hidden patterns in huge amounts of data, and has been used before to help identify mental conditions — like finding the imperceptible vocal qualities that might suggest depression, Axios' Kaveh Waddell writes.
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Louise carries a terrible personal burden, a tragedy that's revealed incrementally and which Adams expresses as if from the inside out, holding the character's pain so closely that it becomes a near-imperceptible shadow across her face.
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Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter at Sundance, Burnham said the movie is about the weight of tiny — almost imperceptible — violence can be, especially during your formative years "It's a story about how intense small things are," he said.
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If Trump's presidency has ushered in an era of dissensus where the border between fact and fiction has become imperceptible, then the level of risk associated with asserting any opinion (through art, writing, performance, etc.) has substantially increased.
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With their virtually imperceptible figleaves, images shift the boundaries of acceptability little by little, until suddenly we find ourselves in a situation where fellow citizens are told to "go back home" based upon the color of their skin.
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To solve the problem, some buildings have installed glass with patterns of dots noticeable only up close or glass made with a pattern that reflects ultraviolet light, which is faint or imperceptible to people but not to birds.
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The radii change means that the Pixel 3 screen isn't using the available screen real estate at its absolute maximum, though it's a pretty much imperceptible cutoff unless you closely observe the change during the phone's start up phase.
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The quality of the color in his "Pine Trees," a pair of large painted screens that comprise one of the best known and most beloved works in Japanese art history, varies from shocking black to watery, almost imperceptible gray.
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This singer-songwriter from Charlottesville, who hasn't yet graduated from the University of Virginia, makes delicate, R&B-tinged pop; her most recent song, "Tests," sounds like a lullaby, but nearly imperceptible electronic percussion gives it some unexpected flair.
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Some of the administration's basic proposals — including its plan to raise the threshold for automobiles manufactured in the United States — would actually slightly raise economic growth in the United States, though by an almost imperceptible amount, Mr. Zandi said.
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Kurzweil convinced Wozniak with his explanation of exponential technologies: At first the impact of an exponential technology is imperceptible, but then all of a sudden, as with the curve, the impact of the technology is felt quickly and significantly.
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"It captures your intention so you can share a photo with a friend using an imperceptible movement or just by, well, intending to," says Facebook's VP of AR/VR Andrew Bosworth in a statement about the company's new toy.
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This season, she has gone one step further, painstakingly logging the process of creating the collection, and hiding relevant numbers inside the clothes — the exact time at which a pattern was finished, for example, might be embroidered somewhere almost imperceptible.
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The demodulated speech registered just fine, and worked on every major voice recognition platform: DolphinAttack voice commands, though totally inaudible and therefore imperceptible to humans, can be received by the audio hardware of devices, and correctly understood by speech recognition systems.
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But another iteration or two down the line — when the technology is even smaller, more advanced, and more subtle and when the device itself looks imperceptible from a standard pair of shades — Vuzix may have a real hit on its hands.
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Pokémon Go is yet another retelling of Ozymandias, reminding players of the fragility of our bodies and our creations, both of which can crumble to a dust so fine that it is imperceptible in the tall grass that overtakes it.
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But this one has been written and shaped for public consumption; I wish Mr. Brown's editor had noted that there's a moment, as imperceptible as the changing of the seasons, when repeated self-criticism morphs into a twitchy self-loathing.
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No tomato paste, no wine, these short ribs are seared, then braised in a tangy, savory liquid made from browned onions and garlic, vinegar, a touch of soy sauce for salty depth and an important but almost imperceptible dab of honey.
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Directed by Lear deBessonet, the play reveals itself to be an unexpectedly traditional piece by the standards of Ms. Parks ("Imperceptible Mutabilities in the Third Kingdom," the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Topdog/Underdog"), whose earlier works leaned toward the hermetically surreal.
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It was the classic thing where he didn't want to hurt me, and breaking up with me would definitely hurt me, so instead he tried to mete out the hurt in tiny, imperceptible doses that he felt I wouldn't notice.
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The near imperceptible rate of monthly inflation helped push the annual rate of inflation down to 2.72%, below 3.0% for the first time since May last year and further below the central bank's official year-end 2019 target of 4.0%.
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That dedication to quality and substance, and the creativity that goes with it, are in evidence in a double-whammy of fine exhibitions now on view at the museum: Carlo Zinelli, 21927-19001 and Eugen Gabritschevsky: Theater of the Imperceptible.
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"Environmental Communications's 'environmental photography' consisted of sensitizing oneself to the Los Angeles 'environment' to trace normally imperceptible environmental transformations and to penetrate an environmental resistance to imaging," curators Mark Wasiuta, Marcos Sánchez, and Adam Bandle told Hyperallergic in an email.
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"The participants experienced internal changes that were real to them but imperceptible to observers," Winograd says, explaining why while you might perceive yourself to be a particularly happy drunk or sad drunk or angry drunk, that personality might be more internalized than externalized.
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White collected blonde curls and strands of straight auburn hair lined with pink bows, which hang on nearly imperceptible string from the space's wood-beamed ceiling, like Edison bulbs in a particularly macabre farm to table restaurant, or perhaps a baby's crib mobile.
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" Without expounding on what caused the apparent snafu, imperceptible to 84 million viewers watching at home, the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) issued a terse statement that "there were issues regarding Donald Trump's audio that affected the sound level in the debate hall.
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As I watched, he worked on the Obama bust patiently and diligently, smoothing the moist gray clay, silently staring at his creation for minutes before reaching out his thumb to make an alteration imperceptible to my eyes, a process repeated with painstaking precision.
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When I placed my order, I'll have one lobster roll, and a #5 with a Diet Coke (the #5 addition shows just how little faith I had in this little experiment), the man behind the counter gave a nearly imperceptible look of surprise.
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Google isn't trying to generate an immediate return on its Pixel sales, either, even with the distinctly premium pricing of the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. For Google's bottom line, hardware revenues are an imperceptible teardrop in a monsoon of advertising income.
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Today's astronomers are far more interested in the almost imperceptible obscurations of other stars as planets pass in front of them—a crucial tool for discovering and studying such "exoplanets"—than they are by the visual drama of the moon and sun.
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That's because the latency between input and something being displayed onscreen isn't imperceptible, though it's probably good enough for the vast majority of users (myself included), which is still a worthy prize for the company's efforts to take on the massive gaming market.
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When an object falls on Earth, the Earth exerts a gravitational force on the object, pulling the object towards the Earth's center of mass (and the object pulls back, but because it's a lot smaller than the Earth, that pull is almost imperceptible).
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Bobby Muuss, Harrison's coach at Wake Forest, recounted a more subtle moment during a practice session last fall: Facing a flock of defenders, Harrison had discovered an almost imperceptible seam and spun a pass through it using the outside of his foot.
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And when the same year's Frontline became the best-selling game of the entire MoH franchise, a transformation, monumental in hindsight but perhaps imperceptible at the time, had been completed: war games, going forward, would either have to go big or go home.
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While the changes are imperceptible to the human eye, if the cloaked photo is used to train an algorithm—by being scraped from social media, for example—it will cause the facial recognition system to misclassify an image of the person in question.
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While listening to "Hopelessness," I thought about the concept of "slow violence," the theorist Rob Nixon's term for threats that unravel gradually, with a nearly imperceptible rhythm, like deforestation or an oil spill—dangers that can't be conveyed in a single image.
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As deepfakes improve, Gregory and others say it will be necessary for humans to investigate the origins of a video or inconsistencies—a shadow out of place or the incorrect weather for a particular location—that may be imperceptible to an algorithm.
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The big picture: One of the greatest anxieties experienced by today's college and high school students is how to game a very different future whose shape is still all-but imperceptible, but that will involve lots of automation across blue- and white-collar jobs.
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Moreover, static can be overlaid on normal images in a way that's imperceptible to humans, yet throws the machine vision algorithm through a loop, kind of like how smart TVs can be triggered to perform various tasks by audio that is inaudible to humans.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CLEVELAND — Adam Pendleton's Becoming Imperceptible at Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Cleveland offers a refreshing juxtaposition of often-segregated art histories and their cultural counterparts, presenting a multiplicity of perspectives that provide insights into our interconnectedness and future possibilities.
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You begin in darkness, and sounds cause shapes to coalesce fleetingly around you: a tree is marked by the wind blowing through its leaves; a person on a nearby park bench is imperceptible and then suddenly, with the rumpling of a newspaper, springs to life.
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Second, the role of The Hill as what seems to be a publication with imperceptible editorial standards for the opinion section, where anyone, whether it's a paid-off think tank goon or the paper's executive president, can really just say any old nonsense they like.
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Aside from a selection of new colors including ocean blue and lavender purple (which is essentially the same as the lilac paint job seen on the Galaxy S9), the main difference between the Note 123 and last year's model is an almost imperceptible increase in heft.
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Parker may be, in Billboard's words, "pop's next secret weapon," but based on early returns he still hasn't figured out how to artfully translate what people like about his music without it being either so imperceptible as to feel pointless, or so obvious as to be clumsy.
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Other projects — for example, Jan Mun's The Fairy Ring: Mycoremediation Mother Patch (2018) and Greg Lindquist's Newtown Creek Sampling (2016-present), both of which work toward the remediation of Newtown Creek, a Superfund site on the Brooklyn-Queens border — pursue ends that are quite literally imperceptible.
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What I'm trying to do is to come up to the edge of saying too little, in order to try to express with silence what other films express with words — the almost imperceptible things that happen on a face, or in a look in someone's eyes.
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"If we can just get through the day without another big aftershock, we'll be O.K." Thousands of aftershock tremors — many imperceptible, others large enough to shake people from their church pews — have rattled lives in the days since a 9.23-magnitude earthquake struck on Nov. 30.
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The fifty-two-year-old Nottage is a master of the latter voice, and Parks, who is fifty-three, has dominated the former since her first full-length play, "Imperceptible Mutabilities in the Third Kingdom," opened, in a small Brooklyn theatre, in 1989, and changed everything.
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Uncle Larry, more formally known as Larry Kimura, an associate professor of Hawaiian language and studies at the University of Hawai'i, listened to her describe the system as something meant to help detect cold dark things in the universe and light imperceptible to the human eye.
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In an attempt to reconsider how the process of imagination and fantasy works in our collective minds and to show how the imperceptible manifestations of technology and science shape our contemporary reality, these images allude to the hidden structures of control, power and influence exerted by advanced technologies.
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The next day they returned to collect the dirty laundry, sort it, and put it in the mail to a British charity that would spend the next four months using the material to train dogs to recognize an odor imperceptible to the human nose: the molecular signature of malaria.
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"From early in production we looked at how to make it so that it looks continuous and so it's absolutely imperceptible in terms of the look and in terms of how the camera is flowing," says Rocheron, who worked alongside Mendes and cinematographer Roger Deakins on the film.
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But when Amabel suddenly appears he realizes that she "still swayed him like water moves a trailing weed," and the two get together: She lay on his shoulder in this ugly room, folded up with almost imperceptible breathing like seagulls settled on the water cock over gentle waves.
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Comprised of few thin stripes that extend nearly to the end of the over four-feet square canvases, the line paintings grow increasingly minimal over the years, with the latest featuring just two lines, often in the same hue as the background, making them nearly imperceptible upon first sight.
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The Cold War hadn't quite yet come to its supposed 'end,' after all, so such superstructural shifts, probably so subtle at the time as to be nearly imperceptible, were often obscured if not subsumed by the greater narrative of The United States of America versus The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
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Given the lack of blur, it was possible to discern normally imperceptible details that simply wouldn't be visible in other movies: from the way a shell casing pirouetted after being ejected from a machine gun, to the tiny puffs of dust in the distance when a bullet found its mark.
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In the cover photograph, the 34-year-old is wearing almost imperceptible makeup, a white fitted shirt and double-breasted suede coat from Burberry, and a forest green fedora from the vintage store Beyond Retro — the kind of clothes she might wear to the supermarket or on a school run.
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It wasn't until the middle of the 20th century, when Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" disturbed the American public by tracing the effects of synthetic pesticides from crops to wildlife to humans, that toxicity was understood as a useful metaphor for the imperceptible pressures that affect our moods, beliefs and behaviors.
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Using leaves, stems, banana peels and other fresh plant materials left behind after fruits and vegetables are picked or processed, Apeel has developed a method for creating imperceptible, edible barriers that the company says can extend the life of produce like green beans and berries by as much as five times.
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And there he was, an eleven-year-old boy falling asleep as he had since he was a baby: his body straight, his gaze directly in front of him, his eyes closing so slowly that their movement was imperceptible—only by looking away and looking back could you register any change.
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These pictures, which have a specifically engineered type of grainy noise, have been used to throw a wrench into image classification software: Changes to an image that would be just about imperceptible to a human eye, like blurry pixelation, can totally mess up a computer's ability to correctly identify what it is.
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But that was all imperceptible to the fans, who only heard a commotion, saw Westerling celebrating, and then started to go at it: Maybe people were just too excited to get started—look at how many kids there are, enjoying the hell out of this—or maybe Westerling's celebration felt like confirmation.
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At the ends of each of these trajectories are bronze plaques dedicated to the three lines of flight: the Manhattan Schist, as slow time; the Asian Tiger Mosquito, which beats its wings eight hundred times per second, as instantaneous time; and the Ruby-throated hummingbird, whose flight patterns are imperceptible to our eyes.
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OKC blew out the Warriors again, 118-94 and took a commanding 3-1 lead in the series, which is great for the Thunder, but terrible for all of us nuts who just love to roll up the sleeves and break down tiny, near imperceptible movements made by world class athletes. [TNT]
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A mock-up of what a line of color iPhones could look like A mock-up of what a line of color iPhones could look like Now, if all you want to do is re-enact Wayne's World at an imperceptible scale (camera one, camera two… camera one, camera two…) that's all you need.
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Apple said that this process, combined with antenna "splits" for cellar function, may result in "subtle deviations in flatness more visible only from certain viewing angles that are imperceptible during normal use":To provide optimal cellular performance, small vertical bands or "splits" in the sides of the iPad allow parts of the enclosure to function as cellular antennas.
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The new method builds on research from about six years ago when it was discovered that small macroscopic features added to a surface, like a series of nearly imperceptible ridges, helped break up a water drop's shape and symmetry as it recoiled from an impact, increasing the speed at which it bounced away from that surface.
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Word of the Day verb: remove completely from recognition or memory verb: do away with completely, without leaving a trace verb: mark for deletion, rub off, or erase verb: make undecipherable or imperceptible by obscuring or concealing adjective: reduced to nothingness _________ The word obliterate has appeared in 52 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Sept.
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Tiffany controls most of the process that readies its diamonds for display cases — from rough stones that are mapped out on a 3-D scanner by specialists in Belgium, to polishing at in-house workshops in Africa and Asia, to grading and setting at facilities in the United States, where they are marked with an imperceptible serial number.
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It's that sense of compounding loss—a series of raw memories rendered inaccessible, an understanding of how the joy of making friends always yields to the bitterness of losing friends, or else, the glacially slow drift you make away from someone that's almost imperceptible until you see a photo of them on—oh, shit, I'm sorry, I got a little carried away there.
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A team of researchers at New York University School of Medicine, working with SRI International, the nonprofit research institute that developed the smartphone assistant Siri, has created an algorithm that can analyze patient interviews, sort through tens of thousands of variables in their speech and identify minute auditory markers of PTSD that are otherwise imperceptible to the human ear, then make a diagnosis.
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I don't speak Japanese, I explained, trying to get around her, but she kept hopping in front of me, gibbering away and pointing with more and more insistence at the group, which had now begun to move down the hall toward the anterior garden—move with an almost imperceptible shuffle of their combined feet, as if, in fact, thousands of ants were carrying them along.
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Perhaps you didn't feel it at the time – the gigantic forces and thrusts that keep a plane soaring high in the clouds above us become imperceptible waffles to us down here on the ground; the catastrophic anal events that led to its grounding a minor blip among all the collective atoms of the universe – but it happened, and we were all alive for it, and it has changed us.
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Symptoms of a psychotic disorder such as schizophrenia could include delusions (believing things that are untrue, and often unusual, for instance that people are plotting against you or that you have special powers), hallucinations (seeing, or more commonly hearing, things that are imperceptible to others), and disorganized speech, or behavior, which may seem incoherent to others, interfere with communication and functioning, and can be linked to the aforementioned delusions and/or hallucinations.
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True to her academic roots, Roberts lays out the thesis of the book clearly in the introduction, explaining that although content moderators or the companies that employ them may occasionally surface in discussions, the job has been systematically obscured from sight: The work they do, the conditions under which they do it, and for whose benefit are largely imperceptible to the users of the platforms who pay for and rely upon this labor.
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As I was deliberating, as I was trying to determine exactly how an uninsured aerial intervention would help matters, I was blindsided by a feeling that I can describe only as a powerful sense of arrival—as if all my life I had been trekking, in a series of unconscious gradations and unconscious turns, on an imperceptible road that finally, at this exact moment, had delivered me to a new place and a new dimension of action.
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Ever since I heard "Club Can't Handle Me" for the first time—and how I wish that first time, that first taste, that first touch, was as readily accessible as other notable firsts, how I wish I could state with confidence that the first time I heard "Club Can't Handle Me" by Flo Rida was in a garden centre in Kent, or in a cafe in Bridlington—I've lived with a faint, almost imperceptible, cloud of sadness hanging over me.
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Over the many years that the 'world class' debate has been raging, criteria have ranged from a player's club contributions to his international performances, or an ideal combination of both; their performances at major tournaments or their number of career trophies, regardless of performance; their statistical worth in terms of goals, assists, clean sheets and the like, or their imperceptible ability to fly in the face of statistics and still be great; their capabilities at set pieces, their close control, their passing range, their chance creation, their discipline; the worth of their endorsements, the value of their image rights, their estimated transfer costs; the number of FIFA covers they have been on, and how often they appear in global advertising campaigns selling cologne, or dietary supplements, or nutritional suppositories, or designer pants.
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