Occasionally you'll see tweets of instantaneous wind speed data from dropsondes into the eye wall, but instantaneous wind speeds are stronger than sustained winds, so that can overstate strength as well.
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That was great — a very instantaneous form of gratification.
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Simply nullifying a memo, on the other hand, is instantaneous.
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A lot of instantaneous insect behaviors are super, super fast.
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In my brief hands on time, it was almost instantaneous.
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If you own an iPhone, however, it's pretty much instantaneous.
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When you step on the accelerator, you get instantaneous torque.
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Other technologies are also being explored to enable instantaneous settlements.
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The transition between camera lenses is perfectly smooth and instantaneous.
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But the goal, said Wright, is to make it instantaneous.
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It's very infrequently that the timing has to be instantaneous.
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For Plath, the thought of abandonment was instantaneous and total.
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Done on a trackpad, they're suddenly efficient and nearly instantaneous.
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Los Angeles — Ancient Buddhists believed reincarnation was instantaneous upon death.
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These issues are usually not instantaneous but build over time.
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And we don't have instantaneous communication across the solar system.
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Just because it's not instantaneous doesn't mean it will never happen.
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It will become more personal, predictive instead of reactive and instantaneous.
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When electrically stimulated, this pathway triggers instantaneous laughter in the patient.
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Similarly enticing were computations called instantaneous quantum polynomial, or IQP, circuits.
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The lack of an instantaneous response sent my mind into overdrive.
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And, of course, ballots submitted digitally allow for near instantaneous returns.
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Duration only manages the instantaneous move given the change in rates.
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It's not instantaneous, and I can't check me against somebody else.
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King believes the instantaneous feedback from fans is the biggest gift.
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I felt an instantaneous sense of relief upon outsourcing my responsibilities.
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That results in near instantaneous heating for your shower or faucet.
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But even then, the transition is rarely instantaneous or glaringly obvious.
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The actress also has instantaneous access to the character's affecting vulnerability.
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Her paintings have an instantaneous effect on your vision and perception.
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President Trump's immigration policies have had near instantaneous impacts on people.
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"That would be an instantaneous way to mitigate risk," he said.
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For flying creatures, instantaneous, highly accurate vision is crucial to survival.
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Core values aside, the master of instantaneous communication should know better.
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"I see you meeting this person and it's instantaneous," she said.
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The instantaneous flood of delighted memes during the debate is proof.
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Reactions to his press conference were instantaneous and almost universally negative.
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Though not instantaneous, Zverev's rise up the rankings has been meteoric.
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Eventually, Xu envisions a post-password, post-login world of instantaneous authentication.
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There have been instantaneous rises and drops in candidates' numbers this cycle.
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Or providing instantaneous language translation while someone is conversing over a phone.
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Sending money to other N26 users is instantaneous (they call it MoneyBeam).
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It's got a bunch of disadvantages, like it's synchronous and not instantaneous.
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To start: lower fees, more accessibility and close-to-instantaneous transfers worldwide.
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It's not instantaneous, and as you can imagine it will be contentions.
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We have instantaneous communication which gives us a kind of telegraphic discourse.
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Results are almost instantaneous and about 86 percent accurate according to Converus.
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It was cool to get instantaneous feedback on my garbage shooting habits.
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While the results may not be instantaneous, there has been significant change.
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That cognitive, or thought-based, process provided some instantaneous relief, he said.
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Looking in from the outside it can look like this big, instantaneous breakthrough.
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There's the tweeting -- giving an instantaneous insight into the President's moods and intentions.
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We reported his story in 2007 and received an instantaneous and overwhelming response.
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These notifications are also nearly instantaneous, even when not on your home network.
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Besides, startup is now nearly instantaneous with the proliferation of solid state drives.
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The biggest challenge that had to be solved was instantaneous hardening or curing.
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This gas will fall into the black hole, but it is not instantaneous.
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It is instantaneous, and there is a certain sense of freedom behind it.
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Seeing takes time, even though — perhaps especially because — it seems to be instantaneous.
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Animations flow smoothly, the phone reacts immediately, and the camera is basically instantaneous.
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At $600, Oculus Rift isn't the instantaneous game changer some hyperbolic critics predicted.
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What once took decades or longer through selective breeding is now nearly instantaneous.
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But not everyone has that instantaneous success as some of them have found.
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The response was instantaneous: On the first day, heavy traffic crashed the website.
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We live in an instantaneous society and everyone wants this stuff done yesterday.
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"There will be an economic impact but it won't be instantaneous," said Taylor.
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When gratification isn't instantaneous, millennials (1982-2004) tend to call it quits altogether.
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"They had an instantaneous crush," Maggie Cordish told me, of Jared and Ivanka.
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Something about the brute strength of his grip won Jana over, an instantaneous reversal.
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This is the speed at which people see the action as "instantaneous," Vohra explains.
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Here's how it works: The question I had is how was it so instantaneous?
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Even in theory, though, the creation of these requisite new jobs won't be instantaneous.
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On top of that, Twitter's ad approval process is almost instantaneous compared to Facebook.
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Supercapacitors charge so fast it seems instantaneous, taking just seconds or minutes versus hours.
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"The initial relief I had after the guilty verdict … it was instantaneous," she says.
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Raul Labrador made a statement that had the whole crowd in an instantaneous uproar.
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It feels instantaneous, but how long does it really take to think a thought?
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Trump, the soon-to-be Twitterer-in-chief, shares Madison's penchant for instantaneous operations.
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Everything is instantaneous, and any hesitation on the part of authorities can erode trust.
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Near instantaneous money transfers, contactless payments, the ability to buy something using your watch.
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They called for drastic and instantaneous solutions to the problems they saw around them.
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A buck 99, and humane in their efficiency: the blow instantaneous, out of nowhere.
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As I send the obligatory "Hi" in Facebook messenger, the chatbot's reply is instantaneous.
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Police department policies on video release range from near instantaneous posting to complete lockdown.
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The clean torque of an electric engine, both whisper-quiet and instantaneous, is addictive.
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The effect wasn't instantaneous; it took Google Maps about an hour to catch up.
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Luckily, a passenger nearby caught him, who later told Bruce that Frank's death was instantaneous.
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Though she was being pursued by three other men, her attraction to Simon was instantaneous.
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" Kyrejko said the decision to drop the band after learning of Rasmussen's letter was "instantaneous.
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Cartoon by Jason Adam Katzenstein Wayne Kramer recalled the show as feeling instantaneous and electric.
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An autopsy report listed the cause of "instantaneous death": a gunshot wound under each eye.
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But quantum technology could be harnessed to enable instantaneous interplanetary long-distance, without a delay.
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And it's a real-time network, and think about the applications that require instantaneous connectivity.
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His hole-in-one was met with instantaneous cheers – and a huge hug from Woods.
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The effect is instantaneous, so that we won't even realize he's disappeared from the conversation.
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The massive increase in network capacity makes downloads instantaneous and high-definition streaming lightning quick.
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Additionally, SpaceX has something the Space Shuttle didn't have: a nearly instantaneous crew abort system.
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Everyone's on that longer scope but it takes that instantaneous moment to really notice it.
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It's a simple and instantaneous way to say "I love you!" from across the country.
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The data can send contradictory signals, so instantaneous reactions sometimes turn out to be wrong.
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Also: searching bodies for loot is an instantaneous process now after you press the button.
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Is there any length of time that's acceptable, or is the transfer of germs instantaneous?
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The joy — or the disappointment — at finally seeing a carefully planned photograph is now instantaneous.
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I get more satisfaction from being patient and persistent than I do from instantaneous rewards.
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"We would expect to see quite a sharp contraction — an instantaneous contraction, almost," Dixon said.
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The freezing process would be almost instantaneous, he said, and Dom wouldn't feel a thing.
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The hope, she says, is to one day make the shoe-customization process almost instantaneous.
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So you come and need a power of attorney, that may not produce instantaneous revenue.
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His music suited an era of disembodied digital interactions, at once instantaneous and physically distant.
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Thus her output from this period ranges from instantaneous street photography to intimate composed portraits.
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While déjà vu is instantaneous and fleeting, déjà vécu (already lived) is far more troubling.
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We have these instantaneous reactions and sometimes just to take a moment and say, wait, what?
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TRAPPIST-1 Travel Score: 4 The Alien franchise has faster-than-light travel, but nothing's instantaneous.
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The all-wheel drive system and instantaneous shifts can make anyone feel like a professional driver.
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Though the couple didn't start dating until December of that year, their bond was nearly instantaneous.
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There's absolutely no slowdown while using apps and games, and switching between them is nearly instantaneous.
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Meme stars burn bright in the spotlight until the internet moves onto the next instantaneous star.
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There are 400 horses available, and the torque is instantaneous and plentiful, even at highway speeds.
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Since that capture process isn't instantaneous, the update only applies to 360-degree photos for now.
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Remote-controlling a vehicle requires instantaneous and constant flow of video and inputs from the vehicle.
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Response is instantaneous, as one would expect with a wireless mouse, keyboard or other input device.
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When they're shown smoking cannabis, however, the calming and mood-lifting effects seem remarkable and instantaneous.
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When we were in dial-up speed times, we could hardly imagine real live instantaneous things.
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But in digital wallets, purchases show up instantly — allowing recommendations, offers, and discounts to be instantaneous.
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So sudden, in fact, that many of the pioneers of quantum mechanics assumed they were instantaneous.
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Yes, it is shot through with randomness—but no, it is not punctuated by instantaneous jerks.
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Transferring between currencies should be instantaneous and free, not require visiting an (online or digital) exchange.
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"What makes climate change difficult is that it is not an instantaneous catastrophic event," he said.
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It will be 20 times faster, more responsive and instantaneous—no more slow-motion lip syncing!
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If transfers suddenly became instantaneous and worry-free, who would pay a bank to facilitate them?
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The one place you're really going to see an instantaneous change is when duplicating a file.
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Nootropics assure near-instantaneous clarity, and with it the freedom to see things as they are.
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JPMorgan (JPM) said last week it would facilitate the instantaneous transfer of payments between institutional accounts.
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Based on the speed of the kill, death by a "warring" blender was almost certainly instantaneous.
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The response was instantaneous — but had nothing to do with the substance of Mr. Trott's concerns.
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Its pop-up privacy policies are annoying speed bumps in the otherwise instantaneous conjuring of desires.
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But of course, there's no such thing as "instantaneous": All fragments of time have a length.
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Oliveros's compositions never feel tethered; they are instantaneous and receptive, which means they can't be disrupted.
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I used smart the most, but also sport, which extracts more instantaneous pep from the V6.
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The model, however, was unaware of her instantaneous fame as she stood on the carpet phone-less.
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Google Lens will also do an instantaneous search on a word you see in the real world.
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In recent years, advances in AI have produced algorithms for everything from image recognition to instantaneous translation.
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Your brain is neurons, synapses, and 100 trillion instantaneous connections that press your foot on the pedal.
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Unlike travel agents, computer servers don't mind working 24-7, and they have near instantaneous response times.
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But now they could be subject to near-instantaneous deportation, with no opportunity to argue their case.
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If it misses this instantaneous deadline, it will have to perform a typical two-day trip instead.
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Then, Parikh actually answered this question: When would that translate to near-instantaneous understanding and strategy development?
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I've seen the email streams, it was instantaneous, the response [Aileen Lee] got from her female peers.
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Their chemistry isn't instantaneous, but by the end of the premiere you can at least see potential.
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For the foreseeable future, mention United Airlines and the reaction will be instantaneous — what were they thinking?
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This skip up technique is pretty awkward but Barboza has it down to one sharp, instantaneous motion.
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We've got these great tests, and we'll come out with another one tomorrow, that's almost instantaneous testing.
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Then when he became president, the instantaneous decision was to declare his presidency illegitimate and foreign-aided.
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To ensure the safety of self-driving vehicles (and their passengers), that communication needs to be instantaneous.
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He promptly equips officers with drones, souped-up tasers and a smartphone app for instantaneous police response.
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I've had my files frozen for a decade and have always found the thawing to be instantaneous.
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The reaction is instantaneous: The boat makes a U-turn, high-tailing it out of the park.
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But there is this difference: In "Freestyle" the performers can rely only on their instantaneous muscle memory.
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In some cases, that means weaning Prime users off the near-instantaneous shipping they've come to expect.
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From food delivery apps to live-streaming services, they increasingly expect instantaneous results and an opportunity for engagement.
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The proof of this is results, not in instantaneous sound bites but he&aposs also the deal maker.
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In practice, it is often instantaneous -- the woman forced out of the house with barely a moment's notice.
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Pushback on the policy was almost instantaneous, and reports surfaced last week that Spotify was rethinking its approach.
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It's an instantaneous launch window, so SpaceX has only one shot to get this Falcon 9 into space.
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Their support was instantaneous, and I'll always be forever grateful to them as a group for that night.
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The platform has both created and responded to a demand for an immersive, personalized, and instantaneous shopping experience.
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But McDermott's ansible is essentially a replicator, which allows for the instantaneous duplication of an object or person.
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Part of Bird Box's immense success stems from the instantaneous memes it spawned within days of being released.
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They will figure out how to capture your instantaneous Snapchats down the road or Signal or anything else.
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"What makes climate change difficult is that it is not an instantaneous catastrophic event," Obama told the Times.
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The base rocks an Intel CPU and Nvidia GeForce CPU to make the stitching as instantaneous as possible.
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Some have small benefit to you – instantaneous, like a cup of coffee – but are really costly long-term.
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The apparently well-built amenities showed no sign of the instantaneous decay that blights much of Chinese construction.
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It translates as instantaneous pleasure throughout my whole body — a kind of minute awakening, both within and without.
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Also, Visa recently announced a broad partnership with PayPal that will make both of their offerings more instantaneous.
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Even more importantly, do not believe in the promises of an instantaneous, guaranteed, melt-your-face off orgasm.
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The outpouring for the hockey and basketball teams on campus and in the community was deep and instantaneous.
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If Hull didn't sign at least three middling Eredivisie players, the universe would succumb to instantaneous heat death.
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While I wasn't expecting instantaneous results, I would've liked to see my stats after a couple of minutes.
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On Sunday evening Netflix flexed its instantaneous-programming muscles in what marketers like to call an "impactful" way.
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Those who feel sick can't download an app to receive instantaneous medical advice from their care provider, either.
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What do you do when you turn 30 and notice an instantaneous drop in matches through online dating?
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Neumann asks, and her answer is instantaneous, her calm certainty in perfect counterpoint to his squirming self-consciousness.
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Yeah. Oh. But it's not like an instantaneous transformation because it's just going to be a huge flow.
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It's a seemingly instantaneous process, and for years we've only been able to observe and study its aftereffects.
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Psychologists Thalia Goldstein and Jaqueline Woolley have found that children's disbelief in Santa Claus is progressive, not instantaneous.
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In other words, when it came to dating-related matters, there was an almost instantaneous level of implicit trust.
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Facebook is leading to arms war of emotion, where only the most intense and instantaneous human response will do.
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Computer systems are still learning how to complete the instantaneous connect-the-dots puzzles that our brains perform automatically.
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Zelle, a new payment processing network backed by more than 30 US banks, aims to make that process instantaneous.
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Up until now, weather hasn't been that cooperative, and the mission has to deal with an instantaneous launch window.
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Plus, it isn't exactly the best social network for breaking or instantaneous events, such as news or live video.
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The original Naked Palette, which launched with instantaneous high praise back in 2010, is leaving retailer shelves for good.
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While people have long been able to digitally manipulate photos, DeepNude made that ability instantaneous and available to anyone.
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It seems like, these days, access to information is relatively instantaneous — and that includes access to sex-ed info.
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It's this near instantaneous access that makes the Identilock appealing to the law enforcement community says inventor Omer Kiyani.
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The technology of 21.99G puts you in a world of no latency and what that means is just instantaneous.
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That creates an instantaneous change in pressure, resulting in a wave that contains a huge amount of sound energy.
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"Privacy" has become something different in an era of instantaneous widespread publication, and teaching children its limits a challenge. .
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One of the main disadvantages of a wireless system like this one is that turning it on isn't instantaneous.
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In government, immediate needs and instantaneous gratification by way of spreadsheets seldom fully consider the contraindications of policy decisions.
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Now, 5G promises to change all that, with its latency reduced to an almost instantaneous 2 milliseconds between devices.
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The color red is a stimulant that makes your visual brain go into overdrive, causing an instantaneous physiological reaction.
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Unruffled, Ms. Price concludes the aria beautifully, eliciting an instantaneous standing ovation from an audience full of pop icons.
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In the present circumstance we are experiencing an almost instantaneous collapse in demand that will impact nearly every sector.
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Also, these invites were physical reminders of amazing times—artifacts before cameras were ubiquitous and instantaneous sharing was possible.
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The messages are instantaneous and might be a little more reliable for a birder who is out in nature.
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It might be worth it if you're severely allergic, but the test isn't as instantaneous as you might think.
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The motorcycle behaves the same way my hands behave when I'm typing: near-instantaneous movement, exactly how I want.
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Bigotry flourishes on Twitter, since it offers the bigot the benefits of anonymity along with instantaneous, uncensored self-publication.
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The internet has also given us instantaneous and constant coverage of news and events, which has its own effects.
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Another change has been the internet's instantaneous access to information about companies, their business proposition and their market value.
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Based on blockchain technology, JPMorgan (JPM) said its digital coin provides the "instantaneous" transfer of payments between institutional accounts.
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Lasers In the Persian Gulf, an instantaneous burst of energy destroys targets -- first on the surface, then in the air.
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Instantaneous sound and light reached vast audiences between the World Wars and played an instrumental role launching the second one.
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Anything that has to do with being gratified with instantaneous success or fame, that's not what you're supposed to do.
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We're definitely not going to get instantaneous virtual copies of ourselves that can be uploaded into VR any time soon.
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Even with Bluetooth latency, the connection between Phree and the device is fewer than 15 milliseconds, which is almost instantaneous.
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This works for now, because communication is near-instantaneous between low-Earth orbit, where the ISS resides, and Earth itself.
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Comparing instantaneous valuations for two stocks and drawing broad conclusions from such comparisons is ridiculous on the face of it.
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Sellers get the advantage of near instantaneous payouts and used-car dealerships get certified, quality controlled stock for their lots.
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Periscope is serving as an instantaneous conduit to help deliver this process to the people in a most amazing way.
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Internet traffic on Earth has proliferated due to near-instantaneous connections, but this luxury is not possible in outer space.
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That creates an instantaneous change in pressure, resulting in a shock wave that contains a huge amount of sound energy.
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Those instantaneous transformations can get you likes, but your hair, on the other hand, might not like it as much.
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These instantaneous computer vision capabilities will no doubt enable user experiences with low latency on the devices that utilize them.
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Tonight will be a completely new debate experience, scored and distorted in real time by instantaneous reaction on social media.
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My chat app also provided instantaneous translation I used Apple Maps to locate the apartment we had reserved through Airbnb.
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" The citation called it an "act of instantaneous heroism" that "permanently maimed" him but "saved the lives of his comrades.
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Korean officials enacted a key reform, allowing the government to give near-instantaneous approval to testing systems in an emergency.
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The death of Philip Roth this week led to near instantaneous debate about which of his books was his best.
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Sharing videos, images and memes creates the opportunity for an instantaneous positive feedback loop that can perpetuate poor decision making.
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Where 211D Touch always felt instantaneous, Haptic Touch, capable as it is, feels slower, thus ruining the fun a little.
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The company hacking away at the red tape keeping us all from a world of instantaneous drone delivery is ... UPS?
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The flaming ball etched a high arc — and disappeared in a violent eruption like the instantaneous flash of a camera!
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I'm always a fan of an instantaneous and unexpected victory over an ostensibly superior foe — the old Indiana Jones vs.
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SRS: Photography seems like this instantaneous thing — the idea that you're capturing a moment, as opposed to a conglomerate of moments.
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"What's great about Netflix is that everything is kind of instantaneous and it goes around the world instantly," Rhimes told me.
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It's time to bury the caricatures of pushers selling drugs to kids outside the school gates, zombie junkies, and instantaneous addiction.
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In previous Mass Effects, solar system-hopping was nearly instantaneous, planets spilling their secrets as soon as you clicked on them.
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The site's FAQ cites the state's track record with innovation and says that paying via Bitcoin is instantaneous, secure, and transparent.
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But this is about to change as Lydia is making withdrawal instantaneous as well thanks to a good old plastic card.
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Hipstamatic was more instantaneous than the regular iPhone camera, so for me it was the only choice to capture key moments.
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"Almost every autonomous vehicle in consideration is designed to run without some kind of instantaneous transmission from the cloud," he said.
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"The notion of instantaneous quantum jumps … became a foundational notion in the Copenhagen interpretation," historian of science Mara Beller has written.
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The traded-risk component requires banks to apply an instantaneous price shock to their market risk positions as of February 19.
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But for simple questions, these bots' answers are not instantaneous in a way we might associate with our new robo-butlers.
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Our society is evolving, mutating to one of instantaneous pleasures and knowledge, but not necessarily one of analysis, reflection or diplomacy.
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The uncertainty in the stock markets and instantaneous access to information will create more volatility and less long-term decision-making.
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Plus, the instantaneous, peer-to-peer design of Bitcoin and others could provide some level of trust between seller and buyer.
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Despite the instantaneous nature of Instagram, where he shares his colorful finds, Torun said the key to his photography is patience.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney also warned that leaving with no-deal would cause an "instantaneous shock" to the economy.
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For network builders, this sort of payment token allowed a totally non-dilutive form of capitalization that was global and instantaneous.
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But the instantaneous reaction by investors does reveal a few important things about the mood that continues to pervade the company.
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His fame was instantaneous, established when he co-wrote and performed in "Beyond the Fringe" at an Edinburgh festival in 1960.
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Once people stopped believing in his invulnerability, his destruction was as instantaneous as the middle school queen being made a pariah.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — When an image of the young Venezuelan girl first began to circulate last week, the reaction was almost instantaneous.
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Electricity grids must balance various aspects of supply and demand on an instantaneous basis (including frequency, voltage, power and reactive power).
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Red meat allergic reactions are usually delayed for hours after a meal, though, compared to the near-instantaneous reactions normally seen.
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"I think essentially when people think of street photography, it's almost this chaotic, shoot-from-the-hip, instantaneous moment," he said.
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They have prompted more consumers to rally around the brands at a time when feedback on social media can be instantaneous.
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If Three Musketeers bars were handed out before each session of Congress, there would be instantaneous bipartisan cooperation on all matters.
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Just log on to Facebook, log on to Instagram, and it's instantaneous comparison with a peer group or many peer groups.
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With the advent of social media and instantaneous lookbooks being posted online, it's no surprise there's a backlash against photography at shows.
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The blowback was forceful and instantaneous, and the maker community overwhelmingly accused Dougherty of making assumptions about Wu for being a woman.
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Especially following the months-long lull after the game's instantaneous post-launch success seemingly ground developer Niantic's continued work to a halt.
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The company has an instantaneous launch window, too, so the rocket must take off at that exact time or launch another day.
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Newton described gravity as a constant, instantaneous force in which more massive objects will have a stronger pull than less massive objects.
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After all, the collapse was totally unexpected and nearly instantaneous, burying 3.7 square miles of valley floor in a matter of minutes.
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First responders from the Air Guard's 125th Fighter Wing Medical Detachment-1, along with others from various agencies, became instantaneous wedding guests.
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The company has an instantaneous launch window, so the rocket has to take off on time or the mission must be delayed.
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"What happened to Elizabeth Warren, when Mitch McConnell said those words, it was an instantaneous reaction on the Internet," Rudinski tells PEOPLE.
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He faced instantaneous backlash from CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg and foreign leaders like Emmanuel Macron — not to mention his predecessor Barack Obama.
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When you're ready to unlock it, your iPhone will already know that you're looking at your phone so it should be instantaneous.
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It's called Uber PIN for now, and if it goes well, your next UberX ride at the airport could be practically instantaneous.
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This means people can plug in their sensor set and build their entire application to support "near-instantaneous" decision making, Quadric says.
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As such, comparing instantaneous valuations for two stocks and drawing broad conclusions from such comparisons is ridiculous on the face of it.
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These affordable, accessible and sometimes anonymous tools make finding a sexting partner instantaneous, but the roots of the behavior go much deeper.
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I'm not sure how I thought this would be less gruesome than it was, but it was far from an instantaneous process.
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Chinyere Nnadi, a local entrepreneur, however, has a solution — blockchain, a digital ledger that provides transparent, instantaneous and indisputable record of transactions.
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The vocals are seething and horrible, like COC or Void, and the recordings are buried in live-off-the-floor instantaneous bleed.
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Applications such as CopSync — for which I consulted for a couple of years — can enable instantaneous real-time communication during crisis scenarios.
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In one of those instantaneous decisions that athletes make and then replay in loops through their minds, Tsitsipas let the ball go.
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Mr. Korman and Mr. McGuinness met in 2005, at a gay bar in Bayshore, N.Y., and the chemistry between them was instantaneous.
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Mr. Korman and Mr. McGuinness met in 215, at a gay bar in Bayshore, N.Y., and the chemistry between them was instantaneous.
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Clark's death was "not instantaneous," Omalu told reporters, estimating the father of two died between 3 to 10 minutes after being shot.
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Email/texting is easy, free and instantaneous, unlike writing a note and having to pay postage and put it in a mailbox.
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Clark's death was "not instantaneous," Omalu told reporters, estimating the father of two died between three and 10 minutes after being shot.
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But judging from the president's twitter account – an often instantaneous reflection of what Trump is thinking about – Trump isn't nearly as desperate.
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All of this is plenty to run the games within without issue, and the controllers provide instantaneous response because they&aposre wired.
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One of Facebook's main selling points for the digital currency is the ability to provide instantaneous monetary transfers at minimal fees. Rep.
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And Manafort's lawyers have fueled speculation about the deliberations, suggesting the lack of an instantaneous verdict is good news for their client.
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Everything you do with Clarifai is almost instantaneous, whether it's giving you keywords or using its new features to group photos together.
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The sugar overdose that follows is instantaneous and it's enough to carry me through Easter, and probably the following Christmas as well.
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The stream above should go live around 15 minutes prior to today's instantaneous launch window opening, or at around 4:10 PM EDT.
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It allows us to do everything from receiving instantaneous news out of Syria to hailing a ride in the rain via our smartphones.
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"The hardest thing, I'd say, was moving to a data pipeline that's real-time and instantaneous rather than batch processing them," Raymond explained.
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If anything, it's gotten quicker, more instantaneous, increasingly relentless, our mind's needing to get sharper, busier, our rents higher, our jobs more demanding.
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More importantly, its 45-2000 speed is essentially instantaneous, making passing people and shooting small gaps—if you're being a jerk—completely effortless.
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Now that the internet has created the alleged opportunity for an instantaneous global audience, which is basically the point of a content farm.
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Today's Falcon 9 is scheduled to launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California at 4:25PM ET, with an instantaneous launch window.
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The Market Is as Efficient as a Cloth Diaper Toys "R" Us bonds are not the only instantaneous blowup in the capital markets.
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The show brought instantaneous fame to cast members, including Garth, Shannen Doherty, Jason Priestley, Luke Perry, Ian Ziering, Tori Spelling, and Hilary Swank.
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"The second you see it, you get Superman strength and just have to go for it," Passavanti told WPTV of his instantaneous actions.
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Sometimes our collective memory is so powerful that when the internet provides us with insurmountable "evidence" to the contrary, instantaneous conspiracy theories arise.
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The rocket is scheduled to take off at 3:57PM ET from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California with an instantaneous launch window.
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We have developed new techniques for identifying malicious automation (such as near-instantaneous replies to Tweets, non-random Tweet timing, and coordinated engagement).
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Each episode will pull back the curtain on the drama happening at the practice, while capturing the daily transformations and instantaneous patient makeovers.
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"We're trying to make the insurance process instantaneous, from quotes to coverage and reimbursements" co-founder and CEO Jean-Charles Samuelian told me.
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Generally, this is what allows animals like humans to make nigh instantaneous decisions about exactly it is we happen to be looking at.
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Contactless payments, instantaneous transfers, chip and pin — the way we bank and manage our money has changed dramatically over the past few years.
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The lag also puts the United States at a disadvantage compared with, say, Europe, where banks are far ahead in making payments instantaneous.
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Imitation is the best form of flattery, so since CNN started instantaneous fact-checking, MSNBC has followed suit, although to a lesser extent.
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His secret was an ability to set off a Pavlovian reaction among his leftist opponents, which engendered instantaneous sympathy in most moderate voters.
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"When you go right through a corner with four to five Gs of pressures, it's instantaneous," said Matt Antoine, an American skeleton athlete.
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"These issues are taken wholly unresolved and put into a commercial context where they're amplified and disseminated at instantaneous speed, forever," she added.
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Bots are designed to make this process essentially instantaneous, offering its owners a leg-up against other buyers who are completing it manually.
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Not including the instantaneous travel abilities of characters in Star Trek or Dr Who, no one has ever witnessed teleportation of physical human.
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For Chidi, it is an especially pressing concern: He's devising a new afterlife system that will prevent the imminent, instantaneous annihilation of humanity.
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If you give your Uber driver a poor rating, the effect is nearly instantaneous: Uber responds and asks for details about what happened.
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But they have also become accustomed to access to overwhelming firepower, instantaneous communications coupled with surveillance and intelligence and often friendly local forces.
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Everything changed in 2000, when the Tate Modern, the London Eye and the endearingly wobbly Millennium Footbridge all opened to wild, instantaneous acclaim.
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Additionally, the IVL isn't just a complementary currency, but also a free and instantaneous, portable, smart-device-accessible universal savings and payment platform.
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Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin don't need a third party to validate transactions, which are essentially instantaneous and irrevocable due to the currencies' blockchain technology.
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Alamo's special little marriage screenings could lead to happy, long-lasting unions—but then again, they could result in near-instantaneous, vicious divorce.
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Facing almost instantaneous public backlash over the decision, the administration in the spring moved to approve permits on a "case by case" basis.
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Developing an intense, often instantaneous interest in an inappropriate target feels like a singular, earth-shattering experience, but it's a very common one.
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It was the last gasp of a pre-internet age without tweeting and instantaneous blogging—where a candidate could offer some semblance of their actual self on the campaign trail without being plunged into instantaneous controversy by a constantly needy machine of fresh hot takes, partisanship, and permanent warfare that's all required to keep the money, clicks, and adrenaline flowing.
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Powerful curation tools help brands have near-instantaneous conversations with their customers Powerful curation tools help brands have near-instantaneous conversations with their customers Socius is already in cozying up with an impressive array of early customers such as Visit Norway (the company's home country), LondOnTheInside, the Berlinale, Peerspace and, of course, the already mentioned home page of publishing giant Condé Nast.
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The target is probably the latter, and probably Amazon, with the sales pitch not Bodega's market positioning or logistics system (ha!), but the actual hardware of its vending devices — a low-footprint storefront that bridges the gap between Amazon's pickup lockers (non-instantaneous, but zero human interface) and its instant pickup stores (instantaneous, but you have to briefly interact with someone).
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The internet created an online community with an instantaneous and global reach, breeding online newspapers, magazines, blogs and bulletin boards focused on upcoming campaigns.
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This instantaneous surge shows a massive success on behalf of Milano and other women to draw attention to the injustices that they have faced.
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Today's social media platforms provide instantaneous, free and global reach to anyone who wants to exact harm on someone else by publicly humiliating them.
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"The key benefits this new system is bringing to hospital systems are much more instantaneous and predictable operations," Matternet CEO Andreas Raptopoulos told Mashable.
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The ansible is a long-established science fiction fixture created by Ursula K. Le Guin in 1966, usually represented as an instantaneous communication device.
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Likewise, for autonomous vehicles that may require instantaneous data transmission, black letter prohibitions on paid prioritization may actually stifle innovation instead of encouraging it.
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Allen explained that we think of an earthquake as being an instantaneous process, but it takes some time for the motion to reach us.
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Ossic X virtualizes that instantaneous, unconscious process of tracking a sound source in a way that even high-end stereo headphones aren't capable of.
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Uploaded to Github on Thursday, a tool called Crashcast enables the almost instantaneous takeover all of Chromecast streaming devices left accessible online by mistake.
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As for bonding with her new cast members on This Is Us, Moore admitted to having "instantaneous" chemistry with leading man Milo Ventimiglia, 39.
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That had a long roundabout way to go in order to get that back to you, but to you, it's seamless and it's instantaneous.
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"Their chemistry isn't instantaneous, but by the end of the premiere you can at least see potential there," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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"It has an ability to replace reconciliation, which is expensive and requires back office and time and paperwork with more instantaneous verification," he said.
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CommonSense Robotics wants to make near-instantaneous deliveries accessible to smaller businesses with micro-fulfillment centers that can be built inside existing retail spaces.
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I'd been interrogating new acquaintances to wildly mixed results for decades until I finally stumbled upon the real conversational secret to instantaneous platonic intimacy.
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"It was almost instantaneous," Marshall Brown, co-founder of Save the Great South Bay, an environmental group, said of the effects of the breach.
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Just before Facebook places an advertisement in a user's feed, it holds a sort of instantaneous auction to determine which advertiser gets the space.
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The autopsy also concluded that Mr. Clark's death was not instantaneous, raising questions about why he had not been given more immediate medical care.
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"Because there's a fixed number of bitcoin, it's inflation-proof and it's virtually instantaneous," said conference speaker Ric Edelman, founder of Edelman Financial Engines.
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But we also live in a historically unique moment, one in which the nearly instantaneous communication and transmission of ideas is open to everyone.
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Last year, the enhanced canvases were displayed publicly for the first time; the effect was of the miraculous and instantaneous resurrection of the paintings.
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Today's launch is slated for 8:37AM ET, and SpaceX has an instantaneous launch window, so the company must launch at that time or reschedule.
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The transition from tablet view to docked tablet TV view and back to tablet view as you remove and reinsert the console is nearly instantaneous.
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In short, Apple contends this is an engineering decision designed to "smooth out the instantaneous peaks," or draws in power, to keep your phone operating.
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High above all that wealth, the team working the soccer case watched a presentation about how money moved in an electronic and almost instantaneous era.
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While giants like Amazon and Uber are pushing to make delivery instantaneous, one delivery start-up is looking in a completely different direction: mail order.
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So, with some time lag, because all this is not an instantaneous event, the economy and the general price level should begin to push up.
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Once it became clear what the possibility of instantaneous communication via texting could do, T9's days were numbered—starting with physical keyboards on phones.
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And this wasn&apost an instantaneous response or a made-up response, they&aposve been responding this way as the report showed for some time.
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He spitballs ideas with anyone within earshot, is prone to instantaneous decision making and prizes his ability to tweet straight to his base of supporters.
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Stroitelev's project gives you an instantaneous and very clear first impression about each subject, just by looking at the items she carries around every day.
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Sensors and wearables connected to the cloud are providing instantaneous access to data and analysis, providing meaningful insights that can be used to improve performance.
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My attachment to Baby Boy was so instantaneous that I could feel a tingling in anticipation of nursing, decades after I last nursed a child.
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The launch window at 9:56 AM ET is instantaneous, and SpaceX should begin broadcasting the live stream above about 15 minutes prior to that.
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Because the Aeneid's instantaneous status as a classic made its style a standard, it's difficult to appreciate how innovative and idiosyncratic Virgil's poetry once felt.
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This was the first time in history that a large group (outside of Ampex) had ever seen a high-quality, instantaneous replay of any event.
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"We need to be restrained and not limited by emotions," Wang Qishan told the forum, according to an instantaneous translation of his remarks into Russian.
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"There is certainly plenty to suggest softer economic activity, but monetary policy is not instantaneous," said Kerry Craig, Global Market Strategist, J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
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Believing that the low price of instantaneous publishing of text to the internet would result in a model that could be eternally exploited was shortsighted.
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This was taken in 1854 and has this really wonderful sense of spontaneity and intimacy, despite the fact the exposure time wouldn't have been instantaneous.
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They are more secure, they are easy to track (helps you with better financing), they are cheap (no paper overhead costs), and they are instantaneous.
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"This system is as about as close as we'll get to instantaneous matter transportation in our lifetimes," said Henry Fletcher, a senior engineer with Cambridge Consultants.
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Of course, the creation of these lesions takes time—years, even decades, in cases of Kuru—so it wouldn't be the instantaneous onset of laughing fits.
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Switching between Android and Dex isn't instantaneous like you get when going from tablet to desktop mode in Windows 213, so it feels a bit clunky.
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His touch would send an instantaneous alert to the human caretaker behind the avatar, prompting the CareCoach worker to launch the tablet's audio and video stream.
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By storing it locally, they're able to eliminate the latency involved with the back-and-forth pings to the cloud, making conversations with Assistant almost instantaneous.
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Business operations that extend into remote areas rely on satellites to provide communications for facility monitoring and instantaneous asset management at unmanned sites and offshore platforms.
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It would, of course, create a different backlash should Reddit institute a ban; accusations of partisan censorship and takeover by social justice warriors would be instantaneous.
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Ahead of the Mustang-inspired SUVs debut, Ford started an educational campaign touting the performance and benefits of all-electric vehicles, including instantaneous acceleration and handling.
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If you initiate a Walkie-Talkie chat, you have to wait a tick or three longer than you might expect — though for your recipient, it's instantaneous.
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The first drone was completely fried and knocked out of the air by the instantaneous blast of electricity, but the other drone's fate was even worse.
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This launch has an instantaneous launch window, too, so if the rocket doesn't go up exactly on time, SpaceX will have to try again another day.
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Even his darkest moment -- the indefensible suggestion that Clinton would find herself in jail under his presidency -- was an instantaneous retort slipped in under the radar.
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" ICE agents can also receive instantaneous email alerts whenever a new record of a particular plate is found — a system known internally as a "hot list.
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Our instantaneous processing of these perceived threats—such as snakes, or even contagious skin lesions—would have been selected for due to its high survival value.
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FPVs allow the viewer to see the world through the "eye" of the drone itself, a modified security camera transmitting instantaneous video through a radio frequency.
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If we want to harness this for instantaneous long-distance communication, he says the only missing ingredient is an adaptor that turns microwaves into optical light.
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The system is designed to eventually be mounted on aircraft, where it could serve as a sort of instantaneous point defense system shooting down inbound projectiles.
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Camera phones have made image transmission almost instantaneous, and it's radically changed the way people take photographs—and perhaps even the way they live their lives.
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"This film is very relevant," says Rocard, adding, however: "In the film, one collision causes another immediately but it wouldn't be that instantaneous in real life."
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The impacts of hurricanes are far from only instantaneous — survivors may struggle with electricity, housing, and recovery for months or even years after a storm hits.
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Where TikTok comes in is it&aposs a much more spontaneous, instantaneous, it&aposs all about short clips, it&aposs all about kind of goofing around.
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Its purpose, as Lorca eventually reveals, is to enable almost instantaneous individual transportation across the galaxy — no more energizing to various places within a limited range.
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We stabilized the stratospheric ozone layer; we connected people in instantaneous and previously unimaginable ways; we landed a golf cart on Mars and drove it around.
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The combination of a hyper-partisan political environment, 24-hour media coverage, and the instantaneous reach of social media have created a perpetual cycle of controversy.
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Google is the latest firm to get involved, and in a blog post this week shared new research that it says enables "nearly instantaneous" weather forecasts.
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The flash protests in response to Mr. Trump's immigration ban, which continued to grow in many cities on Sunday, were as organized as they were instantaneous.
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Their instantaneous chemistry has also lead to a full-length LP, Chaz Bundick Meets the Mattson 2, which comes out March 31 via Bundick's label Company Records.
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After lightning scrubbed the Thursday attempt, a second instantaneous window will give SpaceX a chance to launch today at 5:07 PM EDT (2:07 PM PDT).
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But fame was less instantaneous and less dependent on social media algorithms when Evans got her start; the blogosphere was all about networking and growing an audience.
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His fame seemed so instantaneous that by the time my friends and I were hearing about him, he was already selling out arenas and touring the world.
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That's certainly possible in the long run; only BSG's jump drive, an instantaneous method of faster-than-light travel (essentially teleportation) is truly out of this world.
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Yesterday, some of that scorching lava got into contact with snow, causing the water's near-instantaneous evaporation and resulting in the explosion of steam, ash, and rocks.
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He understood what I was looking for — the opportunity to build a vibrant new storytelling home for writers with the unique creative freedom and instantaneous global reach.
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The internet is an invisible mesh that enables instantaneous global communications, but delivering all those bits quickly to more people in more places requires increasingly exotic approaches.
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But when you stick the key in the ignition, the transformation is instantaneous: that basic chassis immediately sprouts wheels or wings, depending on what kit you're using.
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Dubbed the "instantaneous fluorescence polarization" microscope, this new tool is being used to understand how tiny molecules move and assemble inside live cells, including human skin cells.
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"Likewise, for autonomous vehicles that may require instantaneous data transmission, black letter prohibitions on paid prioritization may actually stifle innovation instead of encouraging it," the filing says.
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It's instantaneous, and the shredding glass spreads like a lightning strike around the entire glass jar and then shoots out shards in every direction during the explosion.
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It is hard to conduct confidential negotiations and fashion tough compromises when pervasive espionage and instantaneous communication of misleading information by so many different actors takes place.
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For Milwaukee's defense, the benefits reaped from his impossible length and instantaneous reflexes are how it must feel to tap into HQ Trivia with seven extra lives.
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"Today's brokers are not suited for mobile-sourced customers who expect instantaneous results from interaction: namely quotes and the ability to convert," says Cover CEO Karn Saroya.
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I believe that I take the same actions and expect different results because I'm wired to crave that instantaneous taste of escape, even if it's only momentary.
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And Brian Chappatta of Bloomberg Opinion puts the switcheroo into perspective: It's important to keep in mind the timeline between inversion and economic slowdowns — it's not instantaneous.
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Usually, when there's an opportunity to show you an ad, tens or hundreds or thousands of companies compete in an instantaneous and automated auction for your eyeballs.
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"The fall of the Berlin Wall was not an instantaneous change for artists; it was the symbolic culmination of a process," Mr. Kaiser said in an interview.
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The best part about the entire video, Jess said, is both her and the cats' pure, instantaneous shock and surprise when suddenly stumbling upon the other party.
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Growing up, I'd think: Surely the internet, with all of its ability to deliver instantaneous fact-checking, would render the tactic useless, a relic of the past?
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So as soon as a suit hit state-court dockets, defendants would file "snap removals" based on the failure to effect instantaneous service on the local defendant.
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But these services charge processing fees for instant bank transfers and credit card transactions, meaning that not everyone has access to easy, free, and instantaneous economic exchange.
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It's hemorrhaging money, and whenever it comes up with solutions to stay relevant in an age of free, instantaneous communication, Congress reliably jumps in to scuttle reform.
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Various types of electronic skins have been developed, typically reliant on clunky wired electrodes that provide less than instantaneous response and a lack of two-way feedback.
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With regard to higher interest rates, Citi estimates that net interest income would increase by nearly $2 billion under an instantaneous 100bps parallel increase in interest rates.
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"The application of science to the means of locomotion and to the instantaneous transmission of thought and speech have gradually contracted space and annihilated distance," Fleming wrote.
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Once, perhaps, embraced as a form of real-time recording that was both more instantaneous and more efficient than film, the video camera has lost widespread popularity.
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While the Zelle app won't have social components like a share feed, comments, or a Like button, the company says it's targeted toward users who value instantaneous transactions.
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"The dollar's reaction was almost instantaneous - it rallied pretty quickly off her hawkish comments," said Minh Trang, senior FX trader at Silicon Valley Bank in Santa Clara, California.
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The greatest challenge Demon engineers faced was how to hold the car in place as power builds to the right level, and then release it with instantaneous torque.
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Pressure for a cheaper system, such as near instantaneous settlement of trades, is coming from banks wanting sharp cost savings to deliver improved returns on equity to investors.
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It performs this rapid rate of shrinkage in just a fraction of a second; its transformation into a football-like object looks practically instantaneous to the human eye.
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It's amazing because it's instantaneous, it's an opportunity to present your opinion, especially in the case of Twitter's very direct manner, but that directness comes at a cost.
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In liquid form, symptoms are likely to appear a few minutes to a few hours after exposure, but the effect is almost instantaneous when it's an odorless gas.
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And they should be: Take a quick look at Shodan, an IoT search engine that gives you instantaneous access to thousands of unsecured IoT devices, baby monitors included!
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It also has an incredibly fast fingerprint sensor on the back — for me it was nearly instantaneous, fast and more responsive than on any other phone I've tested.
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Before announcing its instantaneous international mega-expansion on stage at its CES 2016 keynote, Netflix shared a bunch of new footage from some of its upcoming original series.
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The experiment shows that quantum jumps "are indeed not instantaneous if we look closely enough," said Oliver, "but are coherent processes": real physical events that unfold over time.
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Earlier this year, Gartner research vice president Mark Hung spoke to CNBC and said 5G could "enable the 'tactile internet,'" with latency so short that feedback feels instantaneous.
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By making its shippers think that they were transporting flatscreen televisions, the company found instantaneous results: "shipping damage to our bikes dropped by 70-80 percent" said Rad.
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China was better able to cover up its actions in Lhasa in 1959, before the advent of instantaneous global media coverage, but the two have much in common.
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Declining transportation costs, the rise of the global financial system and cheap, instantaneous communication have made global supply chains part of our delivery system in the United States.
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In both instances, Syrian journalists were the first to report these stories, providing an invaluable and near-instantaneous local insight to inform Western media and an international audience.
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What may be different about the Parkland students is their almost instantaneous mobilization and the power of social media, where their passionate speeches have gone viral, experts said.
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Answering is nearly instantaneous when the color and the word are the same — "blue" displayed in blue — but slower when there's no match, like "blue" displayed in red.
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Obviously, I spend the hour after a story is published frantically refreshing Twitter, looking for affirmation from complete strangers and measuring my self-worth by their instantaneous judgments.
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Many people have wondered why this clown should get to be president after all the exposure of his disqualifications, when far lesser offenders were punished with instantaneous dismissal.
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David Barrett, 21940, a hedge fund manager turned computer scientist, is the creator of several of New York City's Twitter bird alerts, marvels of near instantaneous crowdsourced data.
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They want to include "polling links" in alert messages to get near-instantaneous feedback from the population on the extent of damage from a disaster, allowing rapid triage.
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As they drilled to prepare for a heavily armed intruder to fire indiscriminately into their classrooms, they experienced the awful wonder of low-cost, instantaneous access to information.
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We are accustomed to same-day delivery and instantaneous streaming in our private and social lives, which raises our expectations for what we want from the public sector.
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It was this combination of long-range perception, instantaneous velocity measurements at cm/s precision and robustness to interferences that sold AID CTO Alexandre Haag on the Aeva sensors.
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Before Snap's IPO in March, it looked like the company could validate CEO Evan Spiegel's vision as the next evolution in how people communicate—ephemeral, visual, instantaneous, and intimate.
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With Nintendo offering no official pre-order options and shipping only a limited number to retailers, nostalgia-fueled hype led to a near instantaneous sell-out around the globe.
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"Whatever piece of content, however brilliant or vile, that received an escalating chain reaction of user engagement would receive instantaneous, worldwide distribution," wrote former Facebook manager Antonio García Martínez.
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Those meters let you perform any number of attacks and moves — teleporting behind your enemy drains one meter, while an Instantaneous Transmission Kamehameha attack from Goku would drain two.
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But the ACLU's lawyers countered by arguing, "Well, if he has a Muslim ban, the harm of that Muslim ban on our constitution is instantaneous and everlasting," Hetfield said.
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And due to the intricate balance that keeps ecosystems intact, the researchers say that many species would still be at risk even if the required niche shifts were instantaneous.
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SpaceX is launching its next mission for client Iridium this morning, with an instantaneous launch window for the mission opening at 7:13 AM PDT (10:13 AM EDT).
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SpaceX has an instantaneous launch window for this mission set for 10:13AM ET, so the rocket has to go up at that exact time or fly another day.
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Bailey is the first of many designers to embark in this newfound instantaneous shopping experience for consumers and even had supermodel Kendall Jenner rocking the collection in real time.
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Since a given connection might rely on half a dozen different links, shepherding data through the system requires routing programs that can make smart decisions at almost instantaneous speeds.
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It's easy to understand why at first, established newspapers and TV news networks would be wary of Trump's ability to command attention on his own with an instantaneous tweet.
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A big focus of the Ubiquity6's efforts have been on building 3D mesh maps of entire public areas so the onboarding process just naturally grows to be instantaneous.
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This whole process—the sodium getting flushed from the axons by calcium, which chews up the proteins that then have to cross the blood brain barrier—is not instantaneous.
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Posting a malicious rumor on Facebook, or writing a false news story that is indexed by Google, is a nearly instantaneous process; removing such posts often requires human intervention.
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The watch, which had a deep blue dial, featured a minute repeater — which Mr. Stern has said is his favorite complication — a monopusher chronograph and an instantaneous perpetual calendar.
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Brake feel is good despite there not being a physical link between your foot and the brakes, steering is precise and full of feedback and power delivery is instantaneous.
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JPMorgan believes JPM Coin can help lower its clients' costs and risks, by making money transfers instantaneous and by reducing the amount of capital they need to hold onto.
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When Brad and I ask for what we need and try to give it to each other, it feels more like love than instantaneous, perfect, conflict-free alignment might.
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His curiosity about minimalism, then, reads like a response to a time when everyone is bombarded with digital information, superfluous gadgets, and online advertising designed to compel instantaneous purchases.
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" He continued, "I respect Casey's work, and I've learned a valuable lesson about the need to be more accurate with disseminating information, especially in this age of instantaneous, unchecked communication.
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Federal judges, however, generally haven't cited the Fourth Amendment as the reason; instead, they say there's no federal law that explicitly allows this method of instantaneous tracking without a warrant.
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This may seem humdrum in a world where a Google search can reveal instantaneous information for most currencies across the world, but at the time it was a huge leap.
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See, as good for art as as products like the iPad and Surface have gotten over the years, they still can't deliver that instantaneous paper-like feel when you're drawing.
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Patients can touch it and speak their symptoms into the phone or Watch, and the accompanying app generates instantaneous heart-rate analysis that can be emailed directly to a physician.
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Private-sector SATCOM systems can go from design to deployment in under five years, and employ concepts that allow for rapid modifications, upgrades, and near-instantaneous response to security threats.
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When I spoke to Tim Heffernan, a science writer and editor at Wirecutter, for a different story about air purifiers, he explained that buying one usually doesn't produce instantaneous change.
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Magnus is part of a wave of smartphone apps trying to catalog the physical world as a way of providing instantaneous information about songs or clothes or plants or paintings.
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But unlike the Big Bang, a near-instantaneous expansion from which the universe originated, the Ophiuchus cluster explosion was a slow burn that raged for hundreds of millions of years.
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Its presence in countless serums, moisturizers, and even cosmetics these days doesn't make it a gimmick — hyaluronic acid is plumping, hydrating, and soothing, and the results can be nearly instantaneous.
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There's an unwritten law of sartorial science suggesting that from just one minute an item spends on the backs of royalty comes instantaneous brand relevancy and a waitlist of thousands.
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Try to imagine not only how slow that process is (geologists call this "deep time") but also the near-instantaneous speed at which the oil was extracted from the earth.
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A report issued in 1968 predicted that "instantaneous polls of the entire electorate" conducted by "central computers from every home" would make nominating Conventions obsolete, which has, in fact, happened.
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From Richard Nixon to Gerald Ford: The 25-hour transition August 8-9, 1974 By Tim Naftali The transitions that occur after the physical death of a president are cruelly instantaneous.
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That's not exactly instantaneous—you can melt butter in the microwave in less than 10 seconds—but the Biem trades a little bit of patience for a whole lot of convenience.
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Microsoft developed a new piece of silicon that sits between the display and graphics controllers, opening a communication channel between the pen and the display that makes pen flow virtually instantaneous.
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Whereas this wealth transfer once came in the form of inheritances and joint ventures, cryptocurrencies enable an almost instantaneous partners ship between the old and young and the near and far.
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In this instantaneous world we live in with digital cameras and iPhones, it's nice to take things slowly and work to my own pace when it comes to my personal work.
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Of course they realize that in order to scale this time needs to be reduced, and they hope to one day automate most of the process to make it near-instantaneous.
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The waiting encourages patience, which is kind of an anti-thesis to our instant-gratification mindset, especially when we post to social media and the likes and comments are nearly instantaneous.
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"In an instantaneous sense, they're moving more water than the Mississippi River, in the sky, above your head," said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the University of California Los Angeles.
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Granted, the device reading your face is the phone and not Sphero Mini, but the response from you making a face at your screen to Sphero Mini reacting is virtually instantaneous.
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In theory, it would mean that virtually any webpage could gain the same benefits as AMP: near-instantaneous loading, distribution on multiple platforms, and (critically) more prominent placement on Google properties.
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While booting from a rest state with the built in 500GB HDD isn't exactly time consuming, booting from an SSD—I used a Sandisk Ultra II 960GB drive—was near instantaneous.
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The cuts are a bit jarring as it can take a second or two to adjust yourself to the new scene, but no new scene requires an instantaneous reaction from you.
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Now imagine a world where buyers and sellers around the world can trade 24/7/365 with near instantaneous settlement and no counterparty risk — that is something only possible through blockchain.
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Orgasms are nowhere near as instantaneous as they are in porn and aggressive or demeaning actions that are frequent in porn are not always normal in a sexual relationship (BDSM excluded).
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It has 20 complications, including a grande and petite sonnerie, a minute repeater, instantaneous perpetual calendar with a four-digit year display, second time zone, and 24-hour and minute subdial.
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Instax Mini 9 Instant Camera, available at Staples and Amazon, from $69.99This cute instant camera is a must-gift for anyone who loves capturing memories and the novelty of instantaneous results.
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And it's unlikely that anything we've made in the shadow of that utopia, from the endless joys and abuses of the iPhone to Twitter's instantaneous news updates, owes anything to teletext.
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What was strange, the pilots said, was that the video showed objects accelerating to hypersonic speed, making sudden stops and instantaneous turns — something beyond the physical limits of a human crew.
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Nearly everyone agrees that certain topics reliably engage him, such as gardening and cooking, but that attempts to discuss the meaning of his work with him will bring on instantaneous silence.
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Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and every other service offering the opportunity to transmit your unmoderated, instantaneous thoughts to the world want you to screw up at least some of the time.
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"This is something Errolson calls the 'escape zip,' " Gibson said, indicating an unusual zipper along the jacket's shoulder, and demonstrating how it could be used to enact an instantaneous, overhanded dejacketing.
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It was a milestone in 2500th century electrical engineering, serving during the 2000s as the sole means of nearly instantaneous communication between the East and West coasts of the United States.
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Something pops up in their sensors or something a couple hours beforehand, and with this launch in particular, and launches like it, they have basically what's known as an instantaneous launch window.
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Saturday's launch is currently slated for 5:07PM ET, and SpaceX has an instantaneous launch window this time — so it either has to launch right on schedule or move to another date.
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Their accessibility, shorter recovery time, and near-instantaneous results have encouraged people who wouldn't normally consider having surgery to contemplate heading to doctors' offices in their quest for a more perfect face.
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Its Hylian-01 chip also looks like the world's first mobile quantum processor, or else how could it achieve its near-unlimited processing power, or conduct instantaneous matter transfer over long distances?
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Also, while Razer is promising the "instantaneous response with a reliable, low latency connection to your smartphone," you should probably know that the connection Razer's talking about is standard Bluetooth Low Energy.
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The instantaneous fame was enough to force her to hide out at her manager's house for three days and ignore messages from her friends and family, which she included in the video.
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The high-end sensors are all excellent, the response times are near-instantaneous, and now big peripheral companies are battling it out in software and hardware customizability — and, of course, RGB lights.
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Canada's central bank, Toronto Stock Exchange operator TMX Group, and non-profit organization Payments Canada said on Friday that tests had shown blockchain technology can be used for automating instantaneous securities settlements.
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Nutanix CEO Dheeraj Pandey said that while the instantaneous growth his company saw Friday morning is a good sign, he is hoping to gauge the stock's "true health" sooner rather than later.
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I'm writing this on a glowing robot typewriter with instantaneous access to the sum total of human knowledge and have yet to die of gangrene, which I guess is pretty cool too.
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While those tips and tricks will still be built into the messenger, the chat will function more like FB Messenger or iMessage than email, with instantaneous, back-and-forth communication on tap.
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During the peak of the dot-com bubble, Kozmo made headlines for creating an online shop where you could order basic goods like milk, eggs and books for almost instantaneous home delivery.
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Jimmy Hill and Des Lynam discuss Gazza from 0:55 onward While the 1991 Cup Final might seem like a pivotal moment in his sporting life, Gascoigne's downfall was anything but instantaneous.
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Apple will charge a 1 percent fee to make an instantaneous transfer from an Apple Pay Cash balance to a debit card, maxing out at $10, although direct bank transfers are free.
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As far as he sees it, the digital age, with its instantaneous flow of visual information, is allowing this type of cross-pollination of genre to lead to interesting new artistic blooms.
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What's the difference from seeking out new artists now that there's online tools like social media as opposed to the early and mid-2000s, when internet communication wasn't as instantaneous and widespread?
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On Friday, Republican Senator John McCain's family announced that he has decided to stop treatment for brain cancer —and the wave of support and love from other politicians and friends was instantaneous.
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"The need for paper reconciliation is removed because all parties are linked on the platform and updates are instantaneous," Vivek Ramachandran, head of growth and innovation at HSBC, said in a statement.
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There is also an alarming irony in the fact that the internet, which has made mobilizing and voicing support at the click of a mouse instantaneous, may have also dulled its effectiveness.
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When my wife, Courtney, and I were expecting our first child just a few years ago, I was astonished by the almost instantaneous community of expectant and new mothers that greeted her.
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The questions are too big to answer at a time already dense with chatter — the instantaneous eruptions on social media, the daylong spectacle of cable news, the steady drone of talk radio.
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Her most interesting (and baiting) trait is a loyalty to anxious, lantern-eyed Betty so instantaneous that she proposes they make a vow of friendship approximately five days after moving to town.
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TOOLASSISTED recently started streaming online Tekken 7 matches on Twitch and uploading them to YouTube, where you can see it primarily playing King with near-perfect movement, blocks, and instantaneous grapple punishes.
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When you pick up that item, the code marks it for deletion, but the item's deletion is not instantaneous; that step actually occurs later in the same frame the game is rendering.
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"We live in an age of on-line, headline-grabbing, wow, in-your-face news," giving rise to expectations of instantaneous invention, Colella, who also heads Citi's venture capital arm, tells Axios.
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In fashion, where hysteria is the dominant mode of expression and praise is often ladled out in heaps rather than spoonfuls, coronations can be instantaneous, new gods and icons minted every season.
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"Twitch is incredibly valuable to our campaign, because you get instantaneous feedback from people you are talking to as the stream is going," says Bill Neidhardt, the Sanders campaign's Midwest press secretary.
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Once he starts a conversation, he understands they are difficult to control and there is a 24-hour, instantaneous news cycle where information reaches the public before it is checked and verified.
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He understood what I was looking for — the opportunity to build a vibrant new storytelling home for writers with the unique creative freedom and instantaneous reach provided by Netflix's singular sense of innovation.
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But the derivative appears in other guises: as the slope of a line tangent to the graph of a function, or as the instantaneous speed given by a function at a specific time.
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But there's a clear solution to this financial trap, one that would plant the games squarely in the age of streaming television and instantaneous global communication: We should split the whole thing up.
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Despite the canned laugh track erupting after every punchline, the jokes are fresh and genuinely funny, while the chemistry among the five actors (Liza Lapira plays Walton's wife) feels instantaneous, effortless, and infectious.
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In those cases, customers are willing to pay a hefty premium for a near-instantaneous delivery, says Joshua Ziering, who ran the short-lived drugstore drone delivery service QuiQui, which shuttered in 2015.
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For instance, earlier single-payer bills — both Sanders's campaign plan and Conyers's bill — called for nearly instantaneous transformation of the health care system, moving everyone onto the government plan in about one year.
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Same with turning on my lights every time the door contact sensor was opened or closed – near instantaneous results, and no connection drops or delays in the few days I've been using them.
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Timing is everything and the rally we have seen is part President-elect Trump — how else to explain the instantaneous response the day after the election — and part the synchronized global economic recovery.
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Libra differs from the decentralized nature of bitcoin, which can be highly volatile in price and derives value from factors including its ability to enable instantaneous, anonymous, global payments and as an investment.
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ICE agents could add hundreds or even thousands of plates to the "hot list," as its called, receiving instantaneous updates as plates are sighted on tunnels, bridges, toll booths, or at traffic stops.
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Now, we've looked at many of Teigen's and Stewart's food posts, and the only reaction we had was instantaneous hunger and kitchen envy, but, hey, Ramsay can seemingly find the negative in anything.
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Following the instantaneous sell out of the upcoming Manchester Benefit Concert, One Love Manchester, individuals have started listing tickets on eBay, selling the free tickets in an attempt to make a quick buck.
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"We emphasize that one should not focus on the instantaneous and rather unpredictable trigger itself," the paper said, "but monitor the increasingly unstable state of the bubbly market, and prepare for a correction."
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A move like that only makes sense when a company wants to offer the kind of split-second performance needed for virtual reality or instantaneous customer interactions over networks of cellphones and sensors.
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Because modern travel isn't instantaneous, our main metrics are productivity — the ability to work while en route — and convenience — how easy is the whole process of getting from one place to the next.
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"This false but believable news is 'captious', inasmuch as it grasps people's attention by appealing to stereotypes and common social prejudices and exploiting instantaneous emotions like anxiety, contempt, anger and frustration," Francis said.
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Both parties, regardless of which is in the majority, resort to the same games and procedural shortcuts as their predecessors to produce instantaneous results that advantage the majority party and disadvantage the minority.
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In our era of instant gratification, 25G will make augmented reality and virtual reality experiences in real time so whether we are gaming, exploring or shopping, everything will feel more dynamic and instantaneous.
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There was an almost instantaneous operatic treatment in Hamburg in 1686: Johann Wolfgang Franck's "The Lucky Grand Vizier Kara Mustafa" and "The Unlucky Grand Vizier Kara Mustafa," composed for performance on successive evenings.
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As a result, what should have been Light's incremental surrender to godlike power becomes an instantaneous embrace, and what ought to have played out as an extended manhunt is resolved with embarrassing ease.
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"I was sure this was an allergic reaction," he said, explaining that the sudden onset was a tipoff, comparable to the almost instantaneous allergic reactions some people have to bee stings or peanuts.
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"This false but believable news is 'captious', inasmuch as it grasps people's attention by appealing to stereotypes and common social prejudices, and exploiting instantaneous emotions like anxiety, contempt, anger and frustration," he said.
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But in our own era, when 24-hour instantaneous news shout-fests have replaced both the public square and smoke-filled backroom, professional politicians and their associates are locked in a permanent campaign.
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On the album's first single, "Bullets in the Street and Blood," ChesnuTT builds on the haunted atmosphere of last year's album-less "Experiment Number One," an instantaneous-sounding protest song with atonal elements.
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Last year we released a feature for iPhone 6, iPhone 6s and iPhone SE to smooth out the instantaneous peaks only when needed to prevent the device from unexpectedly shutting down during these conditions.
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In a statement, the U.S. central bank said it was seeking public comment on the project, saying near-instantaneous transfer of funds 24 hours a day could yield economic benefits for individuals and businesses.
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Peterson described Fulks' instantaneous impact on the game in Cages to Jump Shots: There may have been other jumpers before him, but Joe Fulks was the first to exploit the shot to its fullest.
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Additionally, people will need to think about 5G coverage in their specific area, because when 5G becomes available, it will be on a city-by-city basis instead of an instantaneous, nationwide roll-out.
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At the other end of linguistic sophistication, an MT engine can be optimised for the shorter and simpler language people use in speech to spew out rough but near-instantaneous speech-to-speech translations.
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So, bear in mind that it isn't easy for me to admit that, after fully committing to lactose-free yogurt and cheese-free snacks, I had a changed gut, and the improvement was instantaneous.
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Instead, the company said in a statement to BuzzFeed News that it had "developed new techniques for identifying malicious automation" (such as near-instantaneous replies to tweets, non-random tweet timing, and coordinated engagement).
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Last year we released a feature for iPhone 6, iPhone 6s and iPhone SE to smooth out the instantaneous peaks only when needed to prevent the device from unexpectedly shutting down during these conditions.
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Think about your favorite shirt, gadget, hat, even the shoes you wear: the taking to heart of the object isn't instantaneous, but really a series of small events that lead to your loving it.
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Triple talaq, or instantaneous talaq ("I divorce you" in Arabic) is a Sharia law from the 7th century that allows men to unilaterally end their marriages by simply saying talaq three times in succession.
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"If the power goes out due to lack of payment, with a quick tap on their cell phones our customers can make instantaneous micro-payments to turn the lights back on," the authors noted.
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Colleges are transparent, at least compared with private corporations, and they are highly responsive to pressure from outsiders; because their student bodies turn over every few years, changes in policy have nearly instantaneous results.
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" He said Mr. Noble's comment about hating his life was a common remark among young people to describe when something goes wrong and "so instantaneous that I don't believe that was a justifiable trigger.
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Wells Fargo made a pair of announcements this week aimed at meeting key customer demands: the desire to plug accounts into fast-growing platforms like Betterment, and the need for near-instantaneous money transfers.
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Hamilton took one for a spin down the ice, and the data was instantaneous — line graphs along with a slew of numbers that showed his force in pounds and his stroke rate in hertz.
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While the Federal Pell Grant only covers tuition, applying it to encompass a wider socio-economic bracket would be less contentious than raising taxes on the public and would result in more instantaneous impact.
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Mr. Trump's anger at instances involving reports of radical Islamist assailants has nearly always been instantaneous, while his response to other violence, like the bombing of a mosque in Minnesota, has been more muted.
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Patience is VERY much needed with this count... Because of how long the process takes, theories could also emerge about why results are not instantaneous, especially in the wake of the Iowa caucuses fiasco.
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Trump signed an executive order in March to start undoing numerous Obama rules, including the methane one, though that process goes through agency rulemaking and would take much longer than an instantaneous congressional effort.
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And could a call from Trump's spiritual adviser for the instantaneous miscarriages of any such satanic pregnancies possibly mean that the staunchly anti-abortion Trump White House is, perhaps, not quite so anti-abortion?
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Ellis asked reporters who plan to race out of the building mid-verdict to deliver the news — no cameras, cellphones or laptops are allowed for instantaneous reporting — work from a sixth-floor overflow room.
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And politicians will deploy digital tools to test thousands of campaign messages, using the instantaneous feedback of Facebook "likes" and angry-face emojis to determine which ads are worth taking to your television screens.
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Why it matters: The billionaire and well-connected moderate could pose a "grave and instantaneous threat" to Joe Biden, who is struggling to fundraise and has faced questions about his sharpness, per the Times.
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Autofocus was instantaneous, continuous shooting was only mildly irksome when it came time to process shots, and the LCD touchscreen allowed for touch focus and touch shutter functionality (but that's about it, a real disappointment).
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As part of the Microsoft Office suite, Planner is an enterprise-ready tool, with support for technical requirements larger organizations demand, including multiple redundant backups, instantaneous recovery and HIPAA, FISMA, ISO27001 and EU Model compliance.
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In "Freestyle Love Supreme," the performers will take suggestions from the audience and turn them into "instantaneous riffs and full-length musical numbers" in an improv comedy-meets-musical show, according to the show's website.
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While my Crafty or a Pax 2 can take thirty seconds or longer to be ready to smoke the G Pen Elite was ready to go in under 10 (the Firefly 2 is virtually instantaneous).
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Take off is scheduled for 8:27PM ET, and SpaceX has an instantaneous launch window for this mission, meaning the Falcon 9 has to go up exactly on time or move to a different day.
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The question of how much children can — or should — see of a world that is available with an instantaneous Google search is one that parents grapple with every day, without any sort of conclusive answer.
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Today's Falcon 9 launch is scheduled to take off at exactly 4:30PM ET. The flight has an instantaneous launch window, so the rocket has to lift off at that time or wait until tomorrow.
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The 24-hour-news cycle was in full gear, but it was only 24 hours, and was considerably more contained than the current endless outrage cycles spawned by instantaneous virality and massive social media spreads.
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The BoE said business uncertainty about Brexit had become "more entrenched" and Carney said the economy would face an "instantaneous shock" after a no-deal Brexit, with sterling and growth both likely to weaken further.
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Telenor expects 5G to complement existing networks, helping cut operating costs after the hefty capital outlay and offering greater scope for delivering high bandwidth video and almost instantaneous links for autonomous cars or medical procedures.
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One of the most promising is Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) which provides an instantaneous measurement of photons upon reception of the key to see if an eavesdropper intercepted any of the information it is protecting.
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Take off is scheduled for 10:36AM ET, and SpaceX has an instantaneous launch window for this flight, meaning the rocket has to go up at that time or else the mission will be delayed.
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Since I recognized eternal transcendence as nothing more than a comforting illusion, the only thing left was my finite life in the here and now, which was destined to disappear forever in an instantaneous blackout.
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Starting in the nineteenth century, newspapers often sponsored billboards outside their offices that displayed box scores of baseball games, scores which they received over new, instantaneous forms of communication like the telegraph and the telephone.
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You can observe the slowness as the browsers at times simply freeze or the image search results take a long, long time to load, forming one by one rather than as a whole, instantaneous grid.
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And the internet has primed us to demand instantaneous results: When everything we want to know or buy can be accessed with a few clicks, perhaps we expect that justice be served just as swiftly.
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Over time, teens' own values may become convoluted within an online world of instantaneous feedback, and their behavior online can become based on their "all about the likes" values rather than their real-life values.
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"There was something profound and instantaneous about first meeting Anastasia, and I do not think it had anything to do with how desperately in need of coffee I was at the time," Mr. Bruggemann said.
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But this is the first time that the market has had an instantaneous reaction to something like this, probably in no small amount because of the stature of the three of you combined doing this.
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While blockchain will make information much less vulnerable to hacks and its instantaneous transaction confirmation could cut down on scams, he said, if fraudulent information enters the system, blockchain is not designed to stop it.
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The bigoted backlash to Mr. Obama was seemingly instantaneous and remains ongoing, while others have already noted that the negative media coverage surrounding Ms. Markle merely outs the "quiet racism" that black Britons experience daily.
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Radios in sleek Bakelite pay tribute to the new medium as a means of instantaneous communication reaching across the planet; one by Raymond Loewy from 1933, called "New World," is even shaped as a globe.
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After his defense had shown for an entire half it was incapable of stopping the Seahawks on Sunday, he ran it three straight times, punted, and watched Russell Wilson deliver a near instantaneous death blow.
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Given that building a company is not an instantaneous event, but rather one that can take a decade or more, startups have to prepare not just for this regulatory environment, but for future ones as well.
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Liftoff for today's launch is scheduled for 10:31AM ET from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, and SpaceX has an instantaneous window, so the company must launch at that time or push to another day.
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In the meantime, the press has become fascinated, at times scornful, of people who do not treat politics like the professionals, without too much investment or sentiment, without a pragmatist's instinct for instantaneous rational decision-making.
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Miku might change her outfit — one of the benefits of being a hologram is instantaneous wardrobe changes — or she might shoot a ball of light in your direction that will transform your glowstick into something else.
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Francis, who led a procession along the streets of Aventine Hill before saying the Mass, urged his listeners to beware "the emptiness of everything that is instantaneous, momentary and fleeting" and not forget tenderness and compassion.
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Same if you can understand why the spore drive is no longer instantaneous, which is the entire point of the thing, or why the Terran's bad faith use of the mycelium network would effect other universes.
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She said that Mr. Woodward had not been accusing Ms. Rowe of spreading misinformation in his initial statement, and that he was instead referencing the almost instantaneous reaction to the video among people on social media.
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In May, when the former first lady, Michelle Obama, visited campus as part of a student signing day celebration, deaf students were given access to a instantaneous transcription of her speech generated by the transcription service.
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And if you have a more premium Chase card, such as the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card or the Chase Sapphire Reserve, you can turn those points into valuable Ultimate Rewards points with a simple, instantaneous transfer.
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"Our objective from a technical perspective is to be able to modify what's called the 'instantaneous power reading' from the trainer, so that we lie to Zwift, and convince it we're pedalling really hard," Dixon said.
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Every President of the United States has had the option to use public opinion to promote his agenda, but none before Trump has had an established and instantaneous link with his supporters like he has with Twitter.
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Having seen his former co-founder go on to great success with Stripe's dead-simple payments integration, Taggar wanted to combine that vision with OpenDoor's easy home sales to making renting or renting out a place instantaneous.
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It also detailed the resolute courage of specific officers and victims under fire, the almost instantaneous teamwork between different departments that brought down the terrorists and how even a rookie could help end a major terrorist attack.
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It was a weird, instantaneous bit of Good News/Bad News for Ceciliani, who immediately started clutching his shoulder as he rounded the bases and was removed from the game once he got back to the dugout.
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The app — available for download on Android devices — works by collecting data on texts and calls, merchant transactions, overall app usage, and personal identifiers on a mobile phone to create an instantaneous profile of its potential borrowers.
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Several cars hit that car, on both sides, while other cars were colliding farther back, the instantaneous concussive noises made both softer and harder by the popping of the air bags and the shattering of the windows.
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" Apple said it introduced a feature last year for the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s and iPhone SE to "smooth out the instantaneous peaks only when needed to prevent the device from unexpectedly shutting down during these conditions.
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He presented the prototype in 2013 in Geneva, but work to perfect the complicated timepiece, which includes an instantaneous jump feature so that day, date and month change simultaneously at midnight, delayed its release until this year.
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The photographer said the series of shots leading up to the one most widely shared show the father's instantaneous reaction, amid a wave of raised arms and panicked faces on other fans in the stands around him.
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But other people are perhaps more likely to be drawn in by the promise of such instantaneous interaction, with or without sex — people who are (or consider themselves to be) very busy, very important, and very impatient.
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It would not have happened without the malleable, touch-friendly monotype and its instantaneous process, which Degas embraced almost obsessively in two spurts, from the mid-1870s to the mid-1880s and again in the early '90s.
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Bookshare followed this model to the T, starting with foundation grants to deliver reading tools — by instantaneous, digital means — for the blind and dyslexic who formerly depended on physical products like Braille books and the U.S. mail.
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The whole notion of "the Super Bowl commercial" as something eagerly awaited and much debated really arose in the 1990s, when the rise of the internet allowed for more instantaneous shared reactions to what happens on television.
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You spin a coil of wire through a magnetic field and next thing you know everyone with access to an outlet has clean, quiet, instantaneous, and virtually unlimited power at their fingertips, whenever they need it. Wild.
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The relationship has nothing really to do with outside people, or with your self-image or with status updates, and perhaps our vision of friendship has been degraded by the instantaneous, relentless nature of our communications technology.
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Electric vehicles are in fact better cars – fewer moving parts, weight ideally distributed front-to-rear below the car's center of gravity, big crumple safety zones up front, near instantaneous torque response, and full torque from standstill.
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Another high potential area of healthcare that could immediately benefit from 5G is robosurgery: For instance, 5G's ability to allow almost instantaneous communication could enable surgeons to perform remote procedures that are currently impossible due to geographic limitations.
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Using that policy as the on-ramp to a universal Medicare program — as opposed to Conyers's current or Sanders's initial plans for an instantaneous, seismic shift — likely helped make it easier for so many Senate Democrats to support.
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Even with the reduced nuclear arsenals that the United States and Russia agreed to in 21, we have the ability not only to set off instantaneous destruction, but also to push global temperatures below freezing, even in summer.
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That's part of the reason why the Labo VR Kit's goggles have no headstrap — the act of sharing something you've just seen or created is so much more instantaneous when you don't have to fumble around with straps.
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I of course experienced instantaneous, gut-wrenching heartbreak at the shock of losing this man, this fine physician, so gifted and talented, who had his whole life ahead of him, who was going to help so many people.
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Meg, for instance, can't tesser easily because instantaneous travel involves letting go of herself and translating into energy, and once she does, she doesn't want to return to the physical identity that bullies have told her to hate.
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Wacom's $3000 27-inch Cintiq 27QHD has more pressure points (2024 versus 1024), so it might be better for the most demanding of digital artists, but the response I got from the Surface Pen was natural and instantaneous.
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Libra will be pegged to a basket of government-backed money, compared with bitcoin, which is highly volatile in price and derives value from factors including its ability to enable instantaneous, anonymous, global payments and as an investment.
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But if the phone's iris scanner is indeed as instantaneous as shown in this leaked video, Samsung could have a very compelling phone on its hand, especially now that people are more cognizant about protecting their personal data.
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What's more, concepts like empathy and emotional intelligence are ill adapted to the 21st century: They are no contest for the hermitry that technology allows us to indulge in, or for the expectation of instantaneous responses from others.
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It depends on the individual, but living in a digitally linked world where broadcasts of violence are instantaneous and almost commonplace means that many of us are becoming desensitized, Anita Gadhia-Smith, a psychologist in Washington, said Friday.
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Putting to one side the merits of any particular proposal, the liberal media's instantaneous and vociferous rejection of any proposed reduction in various deductions is inconsistent with their complaint that the proposed legislation favors the well-to-do.
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"I would argue that AI is overkill for the majority of use cases," Drew Perez, chief executive officer at Adatos, said during a panel discussion and added that the benefits of AI are not instantaneous in many cases.
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At the Rockefeller Institute in New York during the 1940s, Oswald Avery and two colleagues identified the "transforming principle" in such instantaneous transmogrifications as naked DNA — that is, genes, moving sideways, from one strain of bacteria into another.
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As a member of an outmoded genre, and in an era of pop feminism and fierce and instantaneous political dissection, Bridget Jones's Baby has a lot working against it, and its creators appear to have been well aware.
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The artifice of the staging suggests that there's something magical about the pair's instantaneous connection, yet it's also quite funny: Feet incongruously dressed in bright sneakers and jolly-looking socks, the two wear their nakedness like playful children.
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Whatever happened in the seconds leading up to the crash, it must have been instantaneous and catastrophic as the crew did not communicate any problems to air traffic control and no automated alert signals came from the airplane.
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The entire episode was a lesson for Democrats about how good Trump and the Republican Party can be -- when they put their minds to it -- at swaying the political narrative in the era of 24-hour, instantaneous news.
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But the worst case, you'll never have an instantaneous transition from non-autonomous to autonomous, and so, you have to handle the worst case, which is you have a mixture of autonomous cars with non-autonomous cars. Right.
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These devices send these audio clips to an Amazon-owned server where they're analyzed to produce a near-instantaneous response from Alexa, but where they're also stored so Amazon can improve its digital assistant through artificial intelligence training techniques.
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SpaceX is launching a space station resupply mission later this morning, with an instantaneous launch window opening at 8:46 AM PST (11:46 AM EST) from its LC-40 launch site at Florida's Cape Canaveral Air Force base.
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SpaceX is making a second attempt to launch its PAZ mission today, which includes the PAZ satellite from client Hisdesat, and is set for launch during an instantaneous window at 6:17 AM PST, or 9:17 AM EST.
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Most "magical" technologies inspire instantaneous incredulity, but the thing about light fields is that you pretty much have to be a display expert to immediately be shocked by it, and that's because they are designed to feel so natural.
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The acrimony has even spilled over into the currency markets with the body shaming of an algo trader as the media refers to the instantaneous 13 percent collapse in the pound as the result of a "fat-finger" mistake.
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First, they said, was the instantaneous announcement of the GCs' letter by the Institute for Legal Reform, whose president, Lisa Rickard, posted a blog entry about the letter on the same day it was sent to the Rules Committee.
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An attacker can send an instantaneous command to close one or both doors to trap the vehicle inside, or open and close one door repeatedly to strike the vehicle a number of times as a driver tries to flee.
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New techniques have enabled AI systems to do things that would have been impossible just a few years ago, from writing stories to creating fake faces to, most relevantly to LAWS, making instantaneous tactical decisions in online war games.
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Delish reports that the Mississippi Mud McFlurry is (for now, at least) only available across the Atlantic in the U.K. Twitter users noticed that the Golden Arches locations had the special flavor on offer and the jealousy was instantaneous.
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In it, Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway play astronauts who travel through a wormhole — a tunnel that allows for nearly instantaneous travel between far-distant points — to explore three planets that orbit Gargantua, 10 billion light-years from Earth.
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But (and it is a big but), that would have depended on using specially shaped bombs and a special damping mass that provides something to push against, can protect the crew, and damp out the effects of instantaneous acceleration.
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This kind of real-time Condition-Based Maintenance, using onboard sensors to collect maintenance data and perform onboard analytics, combat-essential information can be provided to pilots in a nearly instantaneous manner, C3 IoT developers told Defense Systems several months ago.
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Consider the widespread availability and instantaneous dissemination of information and research, the sheer number of people working in financial services, the greatly increased share of the market dominated by institutional investors and the dramatically increased intensity of trading volumes today.
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The era of three dominant television networks (ABC, CBS and NBC) and major metro newspapers has been replaced by 24-hour cable news, ongoing and instantaneous social media and a world of online journalism that is constantly updated and refreshed.
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This is the essence of machine learning -- today's processing speeds enable computers to, for instance, access and draw upon seemingly limitless volumes of data in seconds – integrate new information, compare results, determine context and organize input in a nearly instantaneous fashion.
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This has manifested itself in a number of different consumer products, like Google Translate's near-instantaneous ability to turn an English sentence into its Mandarin counterpart or AlphaGo's ability to play the deep, chess-like board game with superhuman proficiency.
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The 13-degree Celsius temperature noted by the cancer research agency is enough to burn your tongue, and and according to the American Burn Association, skin contact with a liquid this hot can result in almost instantaneous burns if prolonged.
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The CNN-AQI is computed for the different pollutants separately according to the concentrations (instantaneous or on average for the day, depending on the pollutant and following the recommendation of the EEA): the higher the concentrations, the higher the index.
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Compared to 4G, this next-generation technology will deliver near-instantaneous connection speed, significantly lower latency — meaning near-zero buffer times — and increased connectivity capacity to allow billions of devices and applications to come online and communicate simultaneously and seamlessly.
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Compared with pickups with traditional internal combustion engines that use gasoline and diesel, all-electric trucks are expected to offer higher instantaneous torque for towing and hauling as well as other work site applications for fleet and work truck buyers.
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They sought to forge communities that transcend geography, and they have succeeded -- to the benefit of all of us who have instantaneous access to a wealth of experiences, ideas and views to which we once would never have been exposed.
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When a new movie comes out, the instantaneous conversion of viewer reception into data via Cinemascore and online takes is bound to be warped in favor of whatever idea comes to the reader first, rather than whatever idea is best.
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People who find themselves outside during a nuclear attack should try to lie in a ditch, cover exposed skin in light colored clothing or dive into a river or lake to try and minimize the possibility of instantaneous death, it said.
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Wells Fargo made a pair of announcements this week aimed at what it says are key customers demands: the desire to plug accounts into fast-growing third-party services like robo-adviser Betterment, and the need for near instantaneous money transfers.
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Following its latest Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, BOE governor Mark Carney said the U.K. crashing out without a deal would cause an "instantaneous shock" to the economy, including a sell-off in the pound, rising inflation and slowing GDP growth.
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Further, even assuming $2bn of demand deposits (or around 25% of noninterest-bearing demand deposits) migrate into higher interest-bearing deposits, EWBC forecasts that net interest income would still increase a healthy 5.7% under an instantaneous 100bps increase in interest rates.
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In March, the CBC, Canada's national broadcaster, began televising a documentary series called "The Story of Us" to the almost instantaneous howling of Quebec and Nova Scotia politicians at what they regarded as significant omissions in our supposedly collective narrative.
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The effect was instantaneous: the dog dropped my arm and let out a yelp, backing off to hover at the edge of the lawn and eye me warily, as if now, all at once, the rules of the game had changed.
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If Google searches and services are continually frustrating experiences compared to the instantaneous loading of Facebook and Apple News, fewer people will turn to them, and what's traditionally thought of as the world wide web, for their news and information.
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The company's partnerships with cable and cellphone operators worldwide give it almost instantaneous access to potential new users without having to spend a fortune on advertising and distribution deals in markets where its brand and content are often still relatively unknown.
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But ask any parent of school-aged children what they think about "Let It Go," the anthem from the 2013 movie, and you will be met with instantaneous, zombielike paralysis, followed by mumblings of "kajillion times" and a sigh of defeat.
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Basilar skull fractures are often associated with instantaneous fatalities and, in the case of race car driving, are caused by the driver's head continuing forward after their body is restrained by the series of belts and straps constraining their torso.
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" To exploit such details about customers, he predicted, direct marketing would evolve to a point where absorbing a sales pitch and making a purchase would be almost instantaneous — or, as he put it, "where advertising and buying become a single action.
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Accessing that data is no where near as instantaneous as it is with SSDs or even hard drives, but for companies that need to hold onto years worth of data 'just in case,' tape cartridges can be a more affordable long-term solution.
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"After completing the set-up and downloading addons per TickBox's directions, the customers use TickBox TV for intended and unquestionably infringing purposes, most notably to obtain instantaneous, unrestricted, and unauthorized access to infringing streams," reads the suit, first obtained by The Hollywood Reporter.
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The Light team is going to try to make the processing as fast and instantaneous as possible, but the company's not promising anything faster than under a minute right now; it could be 30 seconds or 10 seconds for all we know.
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While similar water droplet experiments have also demonstrated the ability to transform water into energy in a similar way, the authors write that the instantaneous power created by their coated generator was thousands of times higher than previous approaches that lacked the coating.
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In the middle of so much "excitement," it's easy to overlook a simple, straightforward truth: that the instantaneous nature of the internet allowed millions of social media users to experience and react to the news of Scaramucci's firing more or less simultaneously.
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If the internet has one positive attribute, it's that it connects people: coworkers building the future together; families living on opposite sides of the world; future lovers flirting over instantaneous chat programs; and, late last week, Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor and me.
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The internet is an increasingly hyper, increasingly instantaneous, and increasingly politicized place, and nowhere have we seen these trends converge as neatly as they did this week around the massive hilarity surrounding President Donald Trump's apparent typo in a now-deleted tweet.
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In any event, Apple has a long way to go rebuilding trust with its customers — this story broke well past the tech press and hit TV morning shows and local news with zero nuance about "smoothing instantaneous peaks" and battery chemistry degradation.
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The result is they can recognize certain pitches the same way automobile enthusiasts can recognize the make and model of a car as it disappears out of sight, or the way bird-watchers can detect an instantaneous flash of color or flight pattern.
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Today, technology is our magic, in a sense: As increasingly complex and capable devices fill our lives and begin to perform more and more instantaneous tasks for us, your average consumer understands less and less about precisely how these miracles are performed.
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Today's voice and touch interfaces tend to be built around instantaneous actions — that is, I tell Alexa or Siri I'm going to bed or leaving the house and, within a second or two, they turn off the lights and lock the doors.
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Just when we thought SMS was already instantaneous, the rise of sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and messaging apps like Whatsapp and Messenger had us communicating in real-time, with photographs and videos and a dizzying amount of media squeezed in between.
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He had been a design ethicist at Google, and he was on 299.9999999 Minutes talking about what he called brain hacking and he was an expert at persuasive technology and he talked about how platforms, because of the instantaneous ... There was a second part.
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Modøl, who will probably never venture out into a storm wearing flip-flops again, wasn't fast enough to capture the near-instantaneous strike that hit his backyard, but he did manage to record the aftermath, which looks like a scorched, smoking crater in his backyard.
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But I remember being taken to my first film, either a Disney animation or a Disney nature documentary (I can't recall which I saw first), and being overwhelmed by the steep yet almost instantaneous learning curve: In that hour, I learned to watch film.
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To understand why the Turkish webmasters flocked to Cloudflare, you have to understand a bit more about where the company interjects itself into the invisible and near-instantaneous flow of bits that travel between an ordinary user and the servers that deliver the information.
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The launch will make use of a first stage booster for the Falcon 9 rocket first used last August during the FORMOSAT-5 mission, and today's launch will take place at 6:17 AM PST (9:17 AM EST) during an instantaneous launch window.
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And the ability he possesses to enter the minds of ravens to get nearly instantaneous knowledge of events around the realm seems like a wildly useful thing for a monarch to have, especially in a world where most messages take days or weeks to convey.
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What's innovative about this telepresence robot is its use of a new hybrid air and water hydraulics system that allows its arms to more closely mirror the movements of a human operator, and also provide near-instantaneous physical feedback, which allows for finer control.
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The app has shortcomings — off-the-grid private messaging may not always be instantaneous and massive anonymous group chats can quickly get unruly — but the app has proven particularly useful for activists who can stay in touch when other messaging apps can't be relied upon.
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Content (in all its forms) is increasingly both the commodity and currency of the digital era, but the speed and ease of near-instantaneous global communication and a capacity for infinite reproduction has served to make it easier to sever the work from its creator.
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The accusation that Coscu had engaged in sexual activity with Fret, along with the song's other slurs and insinuations, created an almost instantaneous backlash, resulting in a major homecoming concert cancellation for Anuel and threatening, however briefly or superficially, to derail his subsequent tour.
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Mass Effect fans won't find the instantaneous character touch points they're used to from the existing series, and those new to the series don't necessarily get enough character development or background to ensure they really care about the people they're meeting for the first time.
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In the debut of an N.F.L. plan to live stream "Thursday Night Football" games on Twitter, the entire experience could have benefited from an accompanying #spoilers hashtag, as the instantaneous nature of Twitter ran headfirst into the speed-related flaws still inherent in streaming video.
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Twenty-two hours after the 7.1 quake crashed through central Mexico, the sounds of a thousand people speaking, heavy machinery moving, and tractors dumping debris all come to an instantaneous halt as rescuers in the rubble of a collapsed school listen for signs of life.
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"There may be an instantaneous fetal effect when the Taser discharges, but you may not know about that until when he is a small child," said Michael Cackovic, an obstetrician who heads the maternal cardiac disease program at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
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The results are better than those delivered by traditional upscaling algorithms, and although the process is not instantaneous (it took around eight seconds per image on our 2017 MacBook Pro), it's fast enough to be a boon to designers and image editors of all stripes.
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The rocket, commissioned by Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency, took off from Japan's Tanegashima Space Center at its scheduled instantaneous launch window of 12:05 PM EDT (1:05 AM JST), succeeding during its second try after an initial attempt was scrubbed earlier this month.
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Hagens Berman said in a statement that on-road testing had shown Mercedes's Clean Diesel cars produced average on-road NOx emissions that were 19 times above the U.S. standard, with some instantaneous readings as high as 65 times more than the U.S. limit.
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The launch window is instantaneous, meaning that it only opens for that specific time and if anything prevents the launch from happening, there are backup dates potentially available — December 21 and 23, as well as options on either Christmas Day or a few days following.
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ER: You first have to look at whether you're treating the people who work for you like entrepreneurs or something different; if you're expecting your product managers to achieve instantaneous success, that's not [the standard] to which you were held in the early stages of your company.
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In an age when anything slower than instantaneous is unacceptable, being forced to dial into a voicemail service, poke in a passcode, select the option to listen to your new voicemail, and then actually listen to the—likely unnecessary, redundant, and lengthy—message is acute attention torture.
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With his immense personal wealth, centrist views and close ties to the political establishment, he would present an instantaneous threat to former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who has been struggling to raise money and is already defending his ideologically moderate base on multiple fronts.
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Traders say volumes have fallen and many investors are trying to close out some of the net $6 billion in bets placed on a weaker pound, judging they cannot be exposed to the risk of an instantaneous 5-10 percent jump in after a Remain vote.
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"When the sun goes down, they need resources to come on, and that's why they like this big battery installation, because it can come on instantaneous[ly] when the sun goes down and it can continue to produce power during the peak periods," the CEO said.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)For the 215, Dell also incorporated a fingerprint reader into the XPS 24's power button, which makes logging in and out of the system nearly instantaneous, and feels like a good alternative to not having support for Windows Hello facial recognition.
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Ng's "one-second rule" suggests that ML will do well on video games that require quick reaction and provide instantaneous feedback but less well on games where choosing the optimal action depends on remembering previous events distant in time and on unknown background knowledge about the world.5.
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Still based in the city, the pair are true to their heritage in sound, drawing parallels that might not seem instantaneous to those hearing their atmospheric if more understandably four-to-the-floor based sets at clubs and festivals "I think the DIY thing is quite similar," Dario explains.
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"It gives the brewery that instantaneous customer feedback and allows them to get market validation or tweak things much faster, rather than going through the brand creation process—from coming up with the recipe, manufacturing a large batch to make it worth pushing through traditional wholesales," McLaughlin says.
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Snapchat messages received by Motherboard itself, as well as screenshots provided to Motherboard of accounts posting items such as consumer drones and thermal scopes for sale, show that the ephemeral messaging app provides the perfect mix of instantaneous and direct storytelling for a mobile-only, millennial generation of fighters.
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This is especially true with partners like British Airways, Marriott, and Virgin Atlantic, which also are transfer partners of other bank programs like Chase Ultimate Rewards so you have even more competition, and points transfers are instantaneous so people are able to jump on flight bookings right away.
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In theory, given the inexorable rise in demand for instantaneous comment and response, a magazine that is celebrating its 400th issue with a very austere front cover concealing articles by David Toop, and about an Austrian duo who investigate the "tonal properties of bullets on glass," shouldn't exist.
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A few thousand nigh-instantaneous rounds of B2-alloy marbles opened up a hole in the ceiling, resulting in a surprisingly tiny cascade of debris—that section of the building's roof having been more or less shredded and atomized and dispersed outward in a cloud of wood and plaster.
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Apple said Wednesday that it introduced a feature last year — tucked into software updates — for the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s and iPhone SE to "smooth out the instantaneous peaks only when needed to prevent the device from unexpectedly shutting down" when conditions were cold or as batteries aged.
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Now, in the wake of President Donald Trump's decision to host the 2020 G-7 summit at his own golf club in Florida — and his near-instantaneous reversal in the face of Republican opposition — the Trump team will need to come up with a new theory of the case.
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But a fast pace is more than a generic quality; speed today deserves attention as a subject in its own right, whether in the propagation of misinformation through social networks, the opaque and instantaneous transfers of capital into cryptocurrencies and tax havens or the cataclysmic changes in our climate.
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" In it he describes the fear-of-missing-out mood that triggers people to turn and return to a successful app: "Feelings of boredom, loneliness, frustration, confusion, and indecisiveness often instigate a slight pain or irritation and prompt an almost instantaneous and often mindless action to quell the negative sensation.
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It's an approach that's fallen out of step with the way we experience sports these days, where access to athletes is instantaneous, team-based fandom has given way to the disaggregation of fantasy sports, and the NFL draft resembles a rodeo auction crossed with Gawai, that weeks-long Bornean binge holiday.
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Business class to Europe for 287,2000 Aeroplan miles with no fuel surchargesAir Canada's Aeroplan program has relatively generous Star Alliance award availability (better than Avianca LifeMiles, which is American Express' other Star Alliance transfer partner), and the program is easy to use, with an excellent call center and instantaneous points transfers.
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One wall was dominated by a large screen — as big as anything you'd see on Wall Street, blinking instantaneous prices for crude oil, natural gas, some energy-related stocks (BP Capital also now manages an energy stock fund) and a handful of other things Mr. Pickens likes to keep track of.
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It's a promising variation on the theme of "women on the verge" getting off the verge, but the parties in these movies function much the same way as the self-improvement regimes of their predecessors: When the vodka bottle settles, our heroines are entitled to instantaneous love and miraculous financial stability.
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These initial stages of outrage are then typically followed by a critique of the critique that can range from contradiction to backhanded assent—hand-wringing over whether the moment was really worth all the fuss, or even instantaneous nostalgia for the wild ride that has, at this point, become perfunctory.
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HOWARD MARKS: They're great companies, but the ETFs probably have accentuated the flow of capital into those stocks, and when things go cold and the person who expected instantaneous liquidity can't get it, he's going to turn around and he's going to look for somebody to sell that ETF to.
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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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Paper checks used to be the de facto method of repayment — and it was messy, time-consuming and nowhere near instantaneous — someone could wait a month to cash a check you wrote them, leaving you with an annoying surprise when the money is withdrawn after you forgot about even writing the check.
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Variants like "all star but the vocals are pitch shifted to the initial note" by William Hutchinson or YouTube user Dpaje's "All Star" in Alphabetical Order each riff on near identical jokes, stretching an instantaneous sample recognition into the full duration of a song, all while running the joke into the ground.
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After a record-fast drop into a bear market, signs of an almost instantaneous recession, and a new bull market for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Morgan Stanley Chief US Equity Strategist Michael Wilson says it's a good idea for investors to start getting their portfolios in shape for the eventual recovery.
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Sure there are things in the film you can criticize as unrealistic: instantaneous Kung Fu skills uploaded to your brain, human bodies that can remain effectively inactive for years while hooked into VR and then quickly function in the real world after unplugging, and death in VR resulting in death in the real world.
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In a weird way, then, Leicester's title win is more heartening for being followed by this instantaneous reversion to normality than it would be if – as some idiots contemplated – it had ripped up the hierarchy for good, permanently dethroned the Premier League's elite and cleared the path for a legion of mid-ranking imitators.
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It works well and usually unlocks the phone in a split second, though it doesn't seem to be as instantaneous as Apple's Face ID facial recognition on the new iPhone XS. The fingerprint sensor can also be used for payments through Google Pay and other e-commerce applications that require a user's verification before payment.
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