" My college jazz fusion band was named "Instantaneously Wealthy Behemoth.
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Almost instantaneously, the labour supply of Miami increased by 55,000.
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The 5703S instantaneously leapt forward, the revs climbing insanely quickly.
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Instantaneously, reports that Trump was ditching deportations filled the web.
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The idea for the name happened instantaneously on that walk.
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He readily and repeatedly accepts his fate; he forgives instantaneously.
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In fact, the messages should be triggered and sent instantaneously.
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But still, people start to favor their teammates almost instantaneously.
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And they were there instantaneously, as soon as we heard.
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Things happened for us instantaneously all over the world, everywhere.
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In theory, this should also instantaneously make us more informed, right?
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Colleagues knew when someone was available and could hear back instantaneously.
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And Megvii Technology's face-recognition software, Face++, identifies people almost instantaneously.
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In response, the stock dipped roughly $0.77 instantaneously on the NYSE.
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They were able to settle the transactions almost instantaneously, it added.
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Algorithmic punters trade away the tiniest of arbitrage opportunities near-instantaneously.
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"Bacteria can contaminate instantaneously," Professor Schaffner said in a news release.
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Dynamic Yield's technology will allow drive-thru menus to update instantaneously.
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Games and video play smoothly; apps and webpages load nearly instantaneously.
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It seemed that, almost instantaneously, the anxiety subsided, and I relaxed.
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Suddenly you have to "come online" in a critical situation — instantaneously.
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"It was instantaneously a go-to pitch," Manager Brad Ausmus said.
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Sometimes the force is so great that the asteroid instantaneously melts away.
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Then imagine having all of the oxygen forced instantaneously from your body.
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Kepler's signals don't travel instantaneously, which slows down communication with ground command.
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Browsing through menus presents no noticeable lag time, and content loads instantaneously.
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Does it happen instantaneously—the sudden quantum jump of Bohr and Heisenberg?
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So when you send a tweet it goes to the world instantaneously.
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Regardless of technique, vehicles with the technology are meant to start instantaneously.
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And while crime won't instantaneously cease, something very important will change nonetheless.
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And watching myself transform into that monster instantaneously was a little distressing.
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"People were able to get in touch with me instantaneously," Pillar said.
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And then actual statements and hard facts emerged—instantaneously, no bicycles required.
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"It is not possible in practice for a warehouse to load out metal instantaneously upon receipt of a cancellation request and so 'serviced immediately' cannot mean 'completed instantaneously upon request'," the exchange said in a notice to members.
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While some found love through friendship, others fell in love randomly and instantaneously.
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Jafar recognizes that it is a problem when some men give divorce instantaneously.
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Like most of America, we recognize the voices of the Friends gang instantaneously.
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On clearXchange, the cash can move instantaneously with the tap of a finger.
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In addition, technology isn't quite good enough yet to block objectionable content instantaneously.
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The obvious racial appeal of the Trump ad was called out almost instantaneously.
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Prellis instantaneously prints high-resolution tissue scaffolds that grow into functioning human organs.
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Why it matters: Users' location data is available to wireless carriers almost instantaneously.
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The spore drive can put the Discovery anywhere it needs to be instantaneously.
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The problem was that her single sentence had instantaneously erased who we were.
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But contrary to the consensus view, this anchor will not reassert itself instantaneously.
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Initiated in May, the product also allows customers to convert between currencies instantaneously.
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Not for games, which must react instantaneously to players' moves and vice versa.
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It's insane how the iconic yellow of the characters is so instantaneously recognizable.
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Everything works quickly, with the responses from the Apple Music servers coming almost instantaneously.
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There's nothing quite as instantaneously life-altering as finding out you have breast cancer.
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Information and images spread instantaneously, with viral contagion and without any semblance of control.
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The Search app has also been continuously updated to provide search results basically instantaneously.
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But Kepler's signals don't travel instantaneously, slowing down communication with ground command, NASA said.
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Hundreds of troops remain in the region and "cannot be withdrawn instantaneously," Bensahel said.
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This data is not transferred "instantaneously," as an earlier version of this article indicated.
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A key advantage is that they deliver maximum tire-spinning torque all but instantaneously.
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There's also plenty of ridiculous science, including instantaneously freezing lakes and fuel-eating eels.
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Once the art is uploaded, it is available to clients around the world instantaneously.
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Lingering lead in the water supply may decrease, but it won't go away instantaneously.
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A viewing event in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park sold out almost instantaneously.
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Ships and weapons change in the game instantaneously and can be adjusted mid-combat.
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It instantaneously hones in on your location and populates your surroundings with nearby pokémon.
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Who doesn't enjoy the ability to video chat with a parent or child instantaneously?
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Oswald's imagination was simultaneously empathic and lethal: she immolated instantaneously whatever she dreamed up.
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Meaning, you'll get your holiday gift pretty much instantaneously (yes, you read that right).
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One ball of ice shattered instantaneously, leaving behind a large pockmark on the roof.
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" June 2222 (ABC interview) My college jazz fusion band was named "Instantaneously Wealthy Behemoth.
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Is there really such a thing as karma—and does it sometimes work instantaneously?
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Batteries can do it better: They start from zero and leap into service almost instantaneously.
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Since it's built on the browser, you can run your code and get results instantaneously.
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They're instantaneously shareable to Facebook and Pinterest and can be emailed and linked as well.
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So particles can be in two places at once, or communicate instantaneously over vast distances?
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Electricity doesn't flow like water, it's instantaneously throughout the entire circuit and it's not rational.
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It's able to work so quickly because the software and cameras identifies you almost instantaneously.
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"In an ideal environment, of course, patients would want to know results instantaneously," Davenport said.
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This flipping process happens more or less instantaneously, with rare exceptions in my brief testing.
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Certainly, the past teaches us, and the present reveals, that nothing, including hate, happens instantaneously.
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In essence, the LSA200 foam layer is able to react to your movements almost instantaneously.
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Twitter alone has more users globally -- ready to access content instantaneously -- than America has Americans.
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That was one of the things we spoke about instantaneously after the match with Fed.
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Through such an intuitive way of interacting with the world, I instantaneously work things out.
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For the Federation, it's the spore drive, which allows the Discovery to travel anywhere instantaneously.
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In any event, "Dawson City" now enters that time line as an instantaneously recognizable masterpiece.
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Here's where I have to confess one flaw: these shoes almost instantaneously shredded my heels.
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Narcan is surprisingly easy to administer, and it can save a person's life nearly instantaneously.
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This summer, the original Kosciuszko is to be demolished, almost instantaneously, in a controlled explosion.
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Somehow, the dust absorbs the water instantaneously, and rises into a little bread muffin thing.
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Sensors in the V.R. headset tracked my movements and instantaneously rejiggered the mise-en-scène.
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"We realized we screwed up totally and we laid off like 10,000 people instantaneously," Moynihan said.
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The song's wooshy intro sounds like coming up instantaneously on the best pill you've ever had.
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I had visions of myself on the board, getting instantaneously more confident, fit, and sun-kissed.
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While I was on that trip, I met Kamaran and became good friends just, like, instantaneously.
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That would instantaneously debilitate the trap-jaw ants — they can't stand up or walk after that.
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Is there a way to separate space and time to allow us to reach places instantaneously?
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It was an incredible discovery for me to be able to build a literary community instantaneously.
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If a flagged or suspicious vehicle enters the area, then the tech notifies the police instantaneously.
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The records were not available instantaneously, however, and often took months before they were posted online.
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An abrupt but credible "regime change" in policy could realign popular expectations almost instantaneously, he reasoned.
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Millions, if not billions of people could be informed [of a potential ET signal] almost instantaneously.
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Accordingly, just as instantaneously, this is an idea we have relegated to the cutting room floor.
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An upgrade to 5G would enable people and businesses to instantaneously transfer massive amounts of data.
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As soon as I took over the kitchen at Clyde Common, I implemented lumpia almost instantaneously.
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Instantaneously, polls that asked Americans "should the government be doing more about AIDS?" soared in response.
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But the new model, with its improved speed, updated with my current heart rate almost instantaneously.
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Belligerent claims and rumors of violence spread instantaneously in the never-slowing flood of social media.
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At the well site, at the moment of impact, a series of events happened almost instantaneously.
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"They're not going to come back to it instantaneously, but they don't have to," he said.
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IF MY INITIAL EXPERIENCE OF CALIFORNIA doesn't sound instantaneously enchanting: well, it's a land of contradictions!
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My "Hey Ashton what's up" was met instantaneously with a link to a website called Community.
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Instead, information is mysteriously and instantaneously teleported from one quantum particle or quantum system to another.
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What's more, the fluid mechanics of the BPM are such that it can change direction almost instantaneously.
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So, your touch inputs are recorded with less lag and are more instantaneously recognized by the device.
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There is, however, a secret way to instantaneously refill your drained stamina when you're not in combat.
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That offers users near-total anonymity, allowing them to instantaneously send digital cash without leaving any clues.
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That would allow you to download high-definition movies almost instantaneously, even if you're on the go.
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Accordingly, just as instantaneously, this is an idea that we have relegated to the cutting room floor.
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But the program does interpret its information "perfectly and instantaneously," which is a skill that humans lack.
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In the era of "fake news," opposing viewpoints are instantaneously categorized as factually inaccurate or transparently biased.
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But now, secrets can be made public almost instantaneously -- an evolution that has deeply frustrated government officials.
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But now, secrets can be made public almost instantaneously — an evolution that has deeply frustrated government officials.
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Cantwell told "Closing Bell" that Republicans want so much change instantaneously, and that doesn't usually work out.
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But any dangerous flash of light, such as lightning or a nuclear blast, instantaneously breaks the circuit.
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It seemed then that Columbus was flashing between the old caution and the new freedom—often instantaneously.
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Fentanyl is legitimately used for surgical anesthesia, with good reason: it knocks you out cold, almost instantaneously.
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This continues into the postpartum period, when celebrities "bounce back" to their pre-baby selves seemingly instantaneously.
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He even keeps on his read receipts; when I texted him last week, he responded almost instantaneously.
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His next hope: "Star Trek"-like transporter technology that can ship products instantaneously from place to place.
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The idea of college as instantaneously responsive to employers' evolving needs is a bit of a fantasy.
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The atoms of tin are instantaneously heated to 1mºC, which smashes their outer electrons from their nuclei.
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"We have significant signs that this was not something which happened instantaneously, but was planned," Erdogan said.
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Whereas on the iPhone, the display reacts nearly instantaneously, the Moto X4 takes just a hair longer.
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Mr. Noble launched a program called I-link, which allowed governments to disseminate red notices almost instantaneously.
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Imagine, with that first gash of claw or incisor, instantaneously transitioning from being a person to being food.
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In both cases, the goal is to instantaneously identify persons of interest, such as those with outstanding warrants.
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While others can take upwards of a minute to load search results, Google spits them out almost instantaneously.
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You can ask Assistant to do things that are local to your phone, and they'll happen near-instantaneously.
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"As soon as she reacted, which was instantaneously, she bodychecked him and then she spun around," Thomson said.
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If you choose to simply delete the data instead of opting out entirely, it won't be deleted instantaneously.
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Google costs less and will sometimes publish your app almost instantaneously as if they didn't even review it.
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Just last month, a bevy of copycats hopped on the bandwagon almost instantaneously after she rocked jade nails.
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The model, dancer and aspiring broadcast journalist has that type of infectious energy that draws you in instantaneously.
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The trade-off is that clearing woods and other natural features or building farms and mines happens instantaneously.
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When visiting a website, this information is checked almost instantaneously, before your computer loads up the correct site.
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A fan isn't trying to sell a photo, and could very well upload that picture instantaneously to Twitter.
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" And we live at a time when events fly by in real time, "instantaneously, and then it's gone.
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Then, as the Rifkins took photos with a DSLR camera, those photos appeared on the site nearly instantaneously.
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There have been occasions when the NTSB and the FAA have moved almost instantaneously, but that's pretty rare.
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If this happens, water instantaneously turns to steam, causing a violent explosion -- what volcanologists call a phreatic eruption.
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Typically, the passengers board the shuttle immediately (and instantaneously), and the shuttle goes directly back to the hotel.
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When Facebook moved away from a reverse chronological feed in October 2009, for instance, users revolted almost instantaneously.
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He relished being called "Weegee" for his ability to materialize instantaneously, like the answers on a Ouija board.
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With the snap of a phone camera, it's possible that anyone with Clearview could instantaneously find that image.
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The technology may eventually allow banks to settle the estimated annual $26 trillion of international transactions almost instantaneously.
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But as is often the case with the way the universe works in "Twin Peaks," nothing happened instantaneously.
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Horrified onlookers recorded the event in hi-def from high-rises, instantaneously uploading their footage to social media.
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The reaction is to immediately, indeed, instantaneously, politicize the most hideous crime without pausing to learn the facts.
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I also like the fact that you have the option to print instantaneously or print at a later time.
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"Officers acted ... instantaneously and effectively ended this in 27 seconds," Police Chief Richard Biehl said during a news conference.
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What distinguishes 25G from earlier generations of wireless broadband is its ability to send and receive signals almost instantaneously.
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You simply push down and select at the same time, and you're zapped to the menu pretty much instantaneously.
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The film Stargate followed a special military unit that used an alien device to travel instantaneously to other worlds.
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The trailer begins with Chris Pine's character talking about travelling through space instantaneously, before ending up on another world.
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Electronic Hawkeye calls replaced line judges with an automated, rather unnerving, British accented voice calling instantaneously "OUT" or "FAULT".
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You press "Screen Call," and you instantaneously see a message, telling you about a Hawaiian vacation that you've won.
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Or would a movie like "Mosul" work better on a streaming service where it can be released globally instantaneously?
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But the surreal image — which, at its most resonant, breaks through consciousness instantaneously and surprisingly — is an elusive thing.
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So the most obvious place in the solar system where you wouldn't die instantaneously without a helmet is Earth.
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I drank three ounces of water with the app open at my side, and seemingly instantaneously, the screen changed.
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If I download the software and my friend in Japan downloads it, I can send money instantaneously and free.
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Consumers now expect goods delivered to them almost instantaneously, and you're investing heavily in your delivery and logistics capabilities.
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The Russian robot records the gunshots and instantaneously determines the appropriate response to what it interprets as an attack.
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Dubbed "wireless cognition" by researchers, 6G could mean that human intelligence could eventually be sent over the air instantaneously.
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" Nothing changes instantaneously, Offred observes: "In a gradually heating bathtub you'd be boiled to death before you knew it.
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"Nothing changes instantaneously: In a gradually heating bathtub, you'd be boiled to death before you knew it," she says.
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Van Leeuwen explains that the tiny liquid layer is the reason why skates can start moving instantaneously on ice.
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"As hopeful as I am that the surgery will move forward, I know it won't move forward instantaneously," Manning said.
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Weight Watchers' new ad campaign, WWBlack, backfired almost instantaneously after it rolled out in Australia and New Zealand last week.
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He struggled with overeating/bulimia, alcoholism and drug addiction almost instantaneously as he first stepped foot onto Columbia University's campus.
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But when it works, when everything clicks, it feels like magic: A whole new world, emerging from whole cloth, instantaneously.
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Have you ever tried to understand why such transfers take many hours or even several days, when ATMs function instantaneously?
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All these headsets are about immersion, first and foremost, and the Vive achieves it most instantaneously and realistically for me.
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In the age of social media, we get feedback from you almost instantaneously and as such, we are constantly listening.
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The two hit it off instantaneously and an online romance blossomed, with the two sexting and planning to meet up.
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The advent of Spotify and YouTube has made the entire musical universe instantaneously accessible, rendering the concept of obscurity moot.
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In this age of social media, we get feedback from you almost instantaneously and as such, we are constantly listening.
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Slack is the maker of a popular workplace communications software that allows office workers to chat instantaneously with one another.
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RW: Workers would not immediately bear the cost of payroll taxes paid by employers, because wages do not adjust instantaneously.
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Personal A.I.S. instantaneously puts a person overboard target on the screens of the ships within several miles of the victim.
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The poor white child, only 12 years old, will not be shot almost instantaneously for playing with a toy gun.
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Whereas with Dariush and Sasson we basically had to instantaneously connect in front of a thousand people, which was scary.
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" Kimmel, 52, responded, "I look at it as you inhabited that character so beautifully that even they were absorbed instantaneously!
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An attack that can be successfully accomplished instantaneously, with long-term effects, would reduce or eliminate the victim's response options.
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If you&aposre unsure about where your bag fits in, you won&apost be able to get the quote instantaneously.
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Signing up through the bank's app can be done in three minutes, and moving money between Chase accounts happens instantaneously.
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You are Morgan Yu, a brilliant scientist who was researching neuromods, advanced tech that lets you learn incredible skills instantaneously.
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The end goal, something Microsoft has made notable progress on, is a service that translates any language to another instantaneously.
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Yet a filing cabinet cannot be used instantaneously to organise a large-scale drug deal, procure firearms or orchestrate a murder.
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Tommy Hilfiger himself praised her style and her modeling talent, and items sold out almost instantaneously even before they officially launched.
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Around the entire world, young people move in droves from AIM, to Facebook, to Messenger, to Instagram, or Snapchat, almost instantaneously.
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With Amazon's Dash Button, consumers can verbally question "smart" fridges about inventory and initiate Amazon detergent shipments instantaneously from their washer.
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The decisional work of identifying criminal actors, networks, and patterns now starts with powerful computers crunching large data sets almost instantaneously.
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Maybe you know an influential person who never responds to LinkedIn messages but replies to tweets almost instantaneously (or vice versa).
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And, of course, Siri responds instantaneously and with 100 percent accuracy, because who needs reality when you've got that winning smile?
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Bajor came off the worse, with his left eye swelling and leaking blood instantaneously following a hard right hand from Moldavsky.
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That conversion process causes a slight delay, while the imaginary yellow fish in Douglas Adams's comedy science fiction series translated instantaneously.
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It doesn't happen instantaneously — I could definitely type my password quicker — but I suspect it'll be fast enough for most people.
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The only way to avoid this is to watch the ball in direct line and thus read the seam movement instantaneously.
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But a robot car could share valuable lessons with every other robot car instantaneously, and they'll never make that mistake again.
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For many, it's a daily ritual that becomes near habitual — for others it's an occasional indulgence that eliminates stress almost instantaneously.
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The resale market is predicated on the perfect, items bought instantaneously upon release and then put into a commercial deep freeze.
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For me, what the scene's doing is setting up the three characters, instantaneously, who they are and what their personalities are.
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The insect's secret is a spring-latch system that allows it to store large amounts of energy and release it almost instantaneously.
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That may seem like an annoying amount of time to wait for coffee when you're used to having it ready almost instantaneously.
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And today, it's hard to imagine a major incident not being captured on video and instantaneously distributed around the world within minutes.
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This time around, a hammer appears to fly through a mirror instantaneously, as the camera captures it at 120,000 frames-per-second.
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And following Kate Middleton's engagement to Prince William back in 2010, a blue dress she wore by Issa London sold out instantaneously.
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If you're a tab-loving Chrome power user, a simple extension can give you the power to speed up your computer instantaneously.
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When you snap the shutter it combines the depth data, the segmentation map and the image data into a portrait shot instantaneously.
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Not surprisingly, Drake fit in instantaneously with his new family — but that doesn't mean Josh has forgotten about his hug buddy Duchess.
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For the most part, they load apps and websites almost instantaneously and they take photos just as well as an actual camera.
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Today's partisans now have the explosive power of social media at their disposal, allowing them to render judgment and exact punishment instantaneously.
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Moreover, when it comes to entangled particles, the measurement of one particle will instantaneously influence the properties of the other entangled particle.
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There are a few other places in the solar system where you can take off your helmet, albeit briefly, without dying instantaneously.
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"Almost instantaneously, I felt an overwhelming sense of relief, because I could finally put a name to the problem," she tells Refinery29.
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Twitter is great in that news outlets can send updates out to users instantaneously, but the platform's tragic flaw renders it useless.
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Conversely, over text, the message is sent instantaneously and sometimes can seem insincere or sent as a routine on someone's special day.
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Book Like a Boss is also compatible with Stripe and Paypal, so you can sell your services and get paid almost instantaneously.
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That's quite ironic for a generation that focuses on health and wellness and where invisible threads instantaneously connect us across the globe.
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How can a poet do that, reveal with the stroke of two words, instantaneously, the horrors concealed in the canes, the sea?
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"It has the ability to see farther and measure velocity instantaneously, so you don&apost have to wait for returns," he said.
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"It instantaneously had the effect of like, 'You're a clown, you're a joke, look at you, Boo Boo the fool,'" he said.
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An investment manager in a global hub like London can make trades all over the world instantaneously, and her salary reflects it.
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The token will be able to move nearly instantaneously on the coin's ledger, which will initially be based on JPMorgan's Quorum blockchain.
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Within seconds of the coach drawing up the new play, players can use their VR headset to run and practice the play instantaneously.
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I have witnessed many instances on television sets when entire stories are instantaneously killed because the President did or said something more newsworthy.
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This system allows them do things like fast-forward in time and instantaneously see how cities and planets will change over that span.
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Meanwhile, dense urban environments filled with pedestrians, unusual traffic patterns, and construction increase the amount of computation that needs to occur nearly instantaneously.
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These are raw and rushed ruminations, journalism on the fly, but it's an attempt to hold politicians accountable instantaneously for their rhetorical stretches.
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In Portal, you can place two portals — one orange, and one blue — on two surfaces to travel instantaneously from one point to another.
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Once transactions are logged, smart contracts can then release any payments in escrow instantaneously, limiting the time and costs associated with intermediary processing.
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On top of that, having the backing of an art industry giant like Charles Saatchi or Larry Gagosian boosts your value almost instantaneously.
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We often grow so accustomed to our "no lines, no waiting" world, that our brains begin to believe that everything should happen instantaneously.
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You hold your phone to the parking meter, the built-in NFC chip reads the info, and the native app appears almost instantaneously.
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First of all, here we are in this digital age where I can find out instantaneously information about lots and lots of things.
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But the presence of Kelly here almost instantaneously transforms it into an important art destination, the kind of place people make pilgrimages to.
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Of course, it was in theater where progressive, utopian, gesamtkunstwerk ideals could be put instantaneously into practice through the blending of the arts.
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Almost instantaneously, after her speech went viral, there were calls for Oprah to run for president in 2020, which she graciously turned down.
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A tech startup wants to give you a tattoo you will never regret, in part, because the ink can be "turned off" instantaneously.
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But divvy up the job among thousands of GPU cores, all operating simultaneously, and it happens nearly instantaneously (the process is known as parallelism).
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A tap on a smartphone will make money change hands almost instantaneously, even if sender and receiver are on different sides of the planet.
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You could separate these two entangled particles to opposite sides of the galaxy, but when you mess with one, you instantaneously change the other.
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"[QRAM] would be an amazing application, and make the kind of quantum devices that Google and IBM make today instantaneously useful," Lloyd told Gizmodo.
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It takes eight photos instantaneously with full HDR+ (or high dynamic range) and uses machine learning to determine which of those shots is best.
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And new types of LIDAR, like the continuous beam FM sensor from Blackmore, can instantaneously measure velocity while also reducing computational latency, Abuelsamid notes.
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The main difference between the two types of debt is that Fed reserves are perpetual and instantaneously redeemable—in other words, they are money.
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AMP-powered pages will load instantaneously, even when they contain rich media like video, animations or graphics, including things like Twitter and YouTube embeds.
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When two Sacramento Police officers shot 7-year-old Stephon Clark seven times in the back in his own backyard, he didn't die instantaneously.
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When two Sacramento Police officers shot 22-year-old Stephon Clark seven times in the back in his own backyard, he didn't die instantaneously.
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If doctors could tell instantaneously whether an infection was viral or bacterial, they would no longer be tempted to administer antibiotics just in case.
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Services like WhatsApp, which let people communicate instantaneously, are potent because they compete with other social networks for time spent online and data collection.
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Shopkeepers can change messages on their storefront windows from home, or movie theatres can adjust their showtimes and ticket availability from a distance instantaneously.
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Today we're able to use it to launch, almost instantaneously, a video call with a loved one on the other side of the planet.
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"The capability to instantaneously identify and track people based on their faces raises chilling potential for privacy violations at an unprecedented scale," he added.
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If objects could affect one another instantaneously, this would pose a serious problem for Einstein's theory of relativity, which depends on effects following causes.
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This using the blockchain as a secure anchor of trust makes verifying the authenticity of a document instantaneously, specifically education documents like university degrees.
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Tunsil still got drafted 13th overall, he still instantaneously became a millionaire, and he's going to get to play professional football for a living.
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Such brilliant life might have the ability to span millions of lights years nearly instantaneously throughout the universe, morphing into whatever form it wanted.
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" But Mr. Conway said that "on Day 1, his focus on the crowds, it was clear almost instantaneously that he's not capable of it.
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He always seems to have a more far-reaching plan but it can be tailored quite instantaneously, depending on what fortune throws his way.
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Almost instantaneously, the shoe became regulation footwear for urban consumers (subset: gay, male), people who likely could not tell a jib from a boom.
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Each loan company is different, but typically, you'll apply for the financing option online when you check out and be approved or denied almost instantaneously.
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As a commentary on the way we use modern dating apps to judge people instantaneously based on completely superficial values, it's not a bad campaign.
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Hall wrote a short story about this experience, which she shared on Facebook, and another childhood friend and filmmaker, Kerith Lemon, reached out almost instantaneously.
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That looked to Einstein like information moving instantaneously—ie, faster than light, which his own special theory of relativity said was a universal no-no.
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Almost instantaneously, she was able to give me the name of half a dozen people or so that she had heard he had hit on.
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"The proliferation of smartphones for the spread of social media and photography mean that word of mouth is instantaneously shared and very graphically," Ear said.
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The network structure is so dense that any misinformation spreads almost instantaneously within one group, and so segregated that it does not reach the other.
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A specialized AI chip market has emerged to create platforms that can perform these complex computations almost instantaneously, while using as little power as possible.
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As reported by The New York Times, the report discusses how specialized computer programs enable a single buyer to instantaneously purchase large amounts of tickets.
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In our sound-biting society of obliterated attention spans, you get blasphemed online, or else in your inbox—instantaneously, by any mosquito with a keyboard.
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Tiberius promises to instantaneously disassemble a target's atomic makeup by triggering a quantum-level chain reaction, no matter where on the body the shot lands.
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The bottom line: A series of highly significant foreign policy pronouncements have been almost instantaneously undermined as Trump and his top officials contradict one another.
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Digital currencies allow users to make online transactions across borders instantaneously and have surged in popularity this year because of their eye-watering price rises.
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Today, we go around the world instantaneously, 24-hours a day, and we see what's happening on our TV, the internet or even our phone.
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But when events are shared instantaneously, that leaves little time for the company itself to react to reports of abuse or obscene or graphic content.
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It allowed for news to spread worldwide instantaneously, and by 1998 all of the major networks, cable channels, and news outlets had their own websites.
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In order [for that] to work, the network needs to be able to download a huge amount of information instantaneously, and there can't be latency.
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But this week I learned that in my country, life transitions can happen as instantaneously and quietly as a tweet from the Saudi Press Agency.
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As a viewer, I guessed Commander Lawrence would be a curveball of a character nearly instantaneously— and it's all because of the actor portraying him.
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Over time it has loosened up and now opens almost instantaneously, but you might find yourself frustrated for the first little while of using it.
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"We allow our customers to change their message instantaneously right from their desktop," said Sean Reilly, chief executive of Lamar Advertising, another prominent billboard company.
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I got rocked in the back of my head and had something called internal decapitation where basically my skull and spine detached and reattached instantaneously.
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In an age where every need and wish might be met and perhaps even anticipated instantaneously, what happens to the soul, to empathy, to community?
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Thurman's appeared like a beacon in the darkness, and the whirlwind of jazz that was taking place inside dried my rain-sodden clothes near instantaneously.
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Mobile devices present important platforms for instantaneously sharing information, tracking disease spread in real-time, facilitating professional training and research collaboration across communities and countries.
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People treat her like a sexual palimpsest, her beauty and vulnerability making her instantaneously attractive to men who project their fantasies and desires onto her.
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Johnson said "drifter buoys" perform much the same function now, and have the advantage of radio or satellite communication to talk instantaneously with scientists onshore.
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One of the big advantages is that it preheats very quickly — not as instantaneously as your microwave, but much faster than a full-size oven.
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Because overnight ratings are readily available, Sinclair will know almost instantaneously if its programming is attractive to viewers or driving them — and advertising dollars — away.
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And given its ability to churn through virtually any amount of data and spit out endless reports instantaneously, AI newsbots are way better than humans.
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THERE WAS AN ANALYST WHO JUST PUT OUT A NOTE, JAY GELB, THAT SAID THAT IT'S A $37 BILLION BOOK VALUE INCREASE FOR BERKSHIRE INSTANTANEOUSLY.
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The first revolves around your ability to almost instantaneously tap into your intuitive side, while the second involves a more deliberate and analytical thought process.
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Not only will they be open 24/7, but vans stocked with necessities like toilet paper will circle neighborhoods, prepared to drop off orders instantaneously.
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I've used this at dinner parties to great effect: It instantaneously removes stereotypes about your job title and explains the value you bring to the table.
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Do you see a ship sinking or a ship rising, with all those deckchair musicians instantaneously, miraculously knowing how to play "Nearer My God To Thee"?
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Gridnodes allow you to fast-travel to any safe houses in their immediate vicinity, which in turn lets you cross larger chunks of the map instantaneously.
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He and McManus hit it off almost instantaneously, and for most of the show you could just see them in the background having a good time.
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A primitive hominid hurls a bone club into the air, and a match cut to a spacecraft instantaneously tells the millennia-long story of human ingenuity.
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Granted, instant messaging is only a part of it, but I fear we risk feeding the technology addiction by pandering to this urgency in replying instantaneously.
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DarkSkies (a wonderful weather app) took nearly three seconds to open every time I accessed it on WatchOS 2, but it opens instantaneously on WatchOS 3.
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In those books of yours, you're always amazed by how they communicate instantaneously between planets light years apart without ever wondering if it's sanctioned or unsecure.
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The company will be offering its branded debit cards (in partnership with GoBank) to drivers in more cities, which allow them to receive their earnings instantaneously.
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Through it all, music was the leveling force, playing a role in the necessary healing that began to take place almost instantaneously after that shocking day.
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The Federal Reserve announced Monday it would create and implement a system that would allow consumers and businesses to send and receive money instantaneously by 2023.
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But the ability to instantaneously create the definitive political cartoon caricature of any figure in the news is now pretty much the sole domain of SNL.
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We all know there are moments when the world we take for granted instantaneously changes, when reality is abruptly upended and the unimaginable overwhelms real life.
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Adobe says it's now "re-architected" that screen for speed and that the "New" dialog "launches almost instantaneously" — which is how it always should have been.
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"These pictures are ones which could be identified by any art dealer or auction house or collector almost instantaneously," Mr. Ratcliffe said in a phone interview.
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Reading someone's thoughts instantaneously could turn humanity into one giant brain, which in turn could immeasurably speed up progress of the human race, and so forth.
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ISIS recruiters can instantaneously establish contact with Syrian families trapped inside Raqqa's internment camps and disgruntled French teenagers trapped in basements at home with equal ease.
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When she emerges from her coma, Natalie does so in the same vein as most media representations: instantaneously and immediately able to perform well, physically and cognitively.
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Bell inequalities directly quantify the famous weirdness of quantum physics, where entangled particles all the way on opposite sides of the universe could seem to communicate instantaneously.
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When we are excited, we instantaneously go to text our friends instead of first holding our heart, taking a deep breath, and giving ourselves a high five.
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"Because so much is communicated online and in digital form, it's possible to make changes instantaneously, and to integrate animation and dynamism into the message," says Bierut.
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City officials said new-crime fighting measures, technology that can instantaneously detect where gunfire came from as well as improved intelligence-gathering have helped curb the violence.
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This would allow these trap-jaw spiders to release stored energy in a way that power would be near instantaneously amplified, like some kind of super power.
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He does things with the flick of a wrist—sees and capitalizes on angles and strategies unbeknownst even to many professionals—that turn chaos instantaneously into clarity.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer commented that the administration was "instantaneously moved to action" by the photos of victims of the chemical attack in Idlib, Syria.
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But as anyone familiar with the payments space knows, banking and credit card systems rarely update instantaneously – especially for refunds which can take multiple days to reflect.
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To some, it was a situation in which everyone always already knows what they think about everything, and any calamity instantaneously becomes a canvas for those thoughts.
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A 2017 study found that if the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere instantaneously doubled from the 1990 level, the AMOC could collapse in 300 years.
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On board Discovery, Lt. Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp) leads research into a "spore drive" that could jump our characters travel to anywhere in the universe, instantaneously. Promising!
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Although we benefit from a global economy and an ability to communicate and know what is happening worldwide instantaneously, we also face problems that threaten us all.
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Those notes are instantaneously absorbed by the system, then collated with relevant prior meetings, files and communications, in order to better prepare you for the next meeting.
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Especially if we take a point of view, the people we're writing about read our pieces instantaneously, look for inaccuracies and tell us we're full of baloney.
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Instantaneously sending information would be a huge improvement on today's non-quantum communication channels, but using teleportation for communication actually doesn't do away with traditional methods entirely.
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It would send shockwaves through debt markets that would have far greater implications than Puerto Rico, but future funding of Puerto Rican debt would almost instantaneously disappear.
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We are still in a place where people are exploring the boundaries of anonymity and exploring the boundaries of what it means to be connected globally, instantaneously.
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It transformed my living room into a futuristic battlefield almost instantaneously, and the gameplay was just as smooth as my old standby, Sim City, on the iPhone 8.
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As the Washington Post noted, precisely that mechanism is believed to be responsible for an incident in 1790 that wiped out a group of native warriors almost instantaneously.
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Unlike Reddit's current private messaging system, Reddit Chat will allow individual users and groups to connect instantaneously much like the chat features on Facebook or other social networks.
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Many Mexicans also get their news from messaging applications like WhatsApp, and news outlets are hard-pressed to catch up when chain messages spread inaccurate information almost instantaneously.
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But it's easy to imagine that kind of technology — with the ability to detect movement and location accurately and nearly instantaneously — impacting other areas of life, like transportation.
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Mirror meditation didn't instantaneously fill me with warmth and self-love (and granted, I only did it once; its benefits are said to accrue with regular, prolonged practice).
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The speed and ease of digital communications mean that for retail politics, everything local is now also instantaneously global, a reality to which candidates have needed to adjust.
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ISIS lit a fuse with its message of hate and violence, but these social media platforms powered the explosion, making it simple to share and spread nearly instantaneously.
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As of yet unnamed, the mascot has "a strong sense of justice and is very athletic" and "has a special power allowing it to move anywhere instantaneously." pic.twitter.
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Implanting computing power in the brain could help humans have near-perfect memory, read books instantaneously and communicate with other implanted humans telepathically, or without speaking, explains Johnson.
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Google's autocomplete feature that most of us use when doing a search can instantaneously touch 500 computers in several locations as it guesses what we are looking for.
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"In response, Kimmel said that perhaps the contestants were at a loss for an answer because Hanks "inhabited that character so beautifully that even they were absorbed instantaneously.
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Kobe Bryant was barely in his 24s and already a basketball phenom when he met a 22018-year-old California high school student who captured his heart instantaneously.
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McAfee recognises and blocks new threats pretty much instantaneously meaning there's no need to wait for regular updates or worry about unidentified threats leaving you in big trouble.
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And I put the goggles on and I could fold the towel almost instantaneously, even though I've never ... RM: So using the robot, you could fold the towel.
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When a random bird changes its speed or direction, the rest of the flock matches its movements almost instantaneously, allowing thousands of birds to effectively evade larger airborne predators.
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The theory also suggested that particles can be spookily linked: do something to one and the change is felt instantaneously by the other, even across vast reaches of space.
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"Then the transaction could happen instantaneously," he adds, arguing this will lead to efficiency savings — some of which will be passed on to consumers (so, yes, potentially lower premiums).
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"You think about 1 million bpd coming back online ... it's not going to happen instantaneously, it's going to take time," said Brian LeRose, the senior technical analyst at ICAP.
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It cited a media report that the House panel's chairman, Democratic Representative Richard Neal, is mulling making a request under the law, which New York could nearly instantaneously fulfill.
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Our success or failure in the workplace is contingent on our ability to navigate nonstop emails, floods of instant messages, and perpetually scheduled meetings that can be rescheduled instantaneously.
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Director Jon Favreau said he didn't want to make a shot-for-shot remake but rather wanted it to feel enough like the original so scenes were instantaneously identifiable.
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More than $1.5 billion vanished from vaccine developer Novavax's market value almost instantaneously Thursday afternoon after a late-stage trial of its vaccine for a common respiratory virus failed.
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"You think about 1 million bpd coming back online ... its not going to happen instantaneously, its going to take time," said Brian LeRose, the senior technical analyst at ICAP.
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A Facebook or Twitter post instantaneously appears; would these companies have to conduct investigations to ensure that all posts are free of child sex trafficking content before allowing them?
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Now, with the advent of social media, there are millions more ways to potentially make a fool of yourself and have it distributed instantaneously across the World Wide Web.
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It also will hit transfer speeds of 4003 GB per second, which could mean games loading instantaneously, comfortable patch download speeds, and, Cerny said, little to no load screens.
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"Bar perhaps Coco Chanel, I can't think of another designer whose every piece was instantaneously 'a classic,'" Lucy Chadwick, an influential art dealer, told T magazine earlier this fall.
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The volume and sheer ubiquity of information about politics, combined with Americans' ability to instantaneously render public judgment on one another's views, has made the political conversation much noisier.
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It was as if he walked into the middle of a conversation; as if he were transported in time and space, from the parking lot to the E.R., instantaneously.
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Up-to-date weather information will be transmitted electronically and instantaneously between pilot and air traffic controller, cutting down on delays and allowing real-time changes in flight paths.
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Just as the Republican presidential candidates could not accomplish their stated goal of repealing various regulations on their first day in office, neither can such regulations be strengthened instantaneously.
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The result of this choice is that the story never finds a center; instead, it sets up and resolves plotlines almost instantaneously, because it has nothing to cut to.
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But the man insists not only on staying the night but on falling, instantaneously, more by an act of will than by an accident of the heart, in love.
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And, with that torque coming on almost instantaneously, Mercedes estimates the EQS would hit 60 mph in 4.5 seconds, with a top speed limited at more than 124 mph.
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It isn't hard to see what Lindelof found appealing about The Leftover's source material: in Tom Perrotta's novel of the same name, 2 percent of Earth's population inexplicably, instantaneously disappears.
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Seeing the changes happen almost instantaneously helped accelerate the editing process, but it also just made me experiment with photos more, which for a creative type does make a difference.
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Harbor effectively bakes securities law compliance like know-your-customer and anti-fraud/money-laundering into the tokens themselves so trades can happen instantaneously without legal assistance on every sale.
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With billions of users potentially interacting with Calibra, it will instantaneously have many hundreds of times the user base of the world's most popular existing wallets from Coinbase and others.
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Meanwhile, people who paid thousands of dollars for a secondhand not a flamethrower are busy setting things on fire, as they did almost instantaneously when the product went on sale.
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Once upon a time, all movies were shot using machines that would take 24 photographs or "frames" every second and instantaneously leave a negative of those images on a filmstrip.
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Over a 743-year period from 1946 to 1958, a series of 67 nuclear tests conducted by the US government instantaneously torched the former homes of hundreds of Marshall Islanders.
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He predicted the advent of a pervasive "electronic information network," push-button factories, driverless cars and living-room consoles where people could instantaneously order and pay for every conceivable product.
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According to Clive Downie, Unity Technologies' chief marketing officer, the main advantage game engines give organisations is the ability to do instantaneously what used to take minutes or even hours.
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"Anytime you see another headline, you almost instantaneously see a reaction in the markets," said Subadra Rajappa, head of U.S. rates strategy at Société Générale in New York, said Friday.
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"If even one player comes down with coronavirus, the [NBA] would suspend instantaneously because of the cascading effect of quarantines," ESPN basketball reporter Brian Windhorst told me on Wednesday afternoon.
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"Everything is available through a Google search almost instantaneously, so what motive do you have to store useless info?" said Joseph LeDoux, who directs New York University's Emotional Brain Institute.
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While the chemical would take effect "almost instantaneously" if inhaled, Mr. Kaszeta said, it would work much more slowly, perhaps over a matter of hours, if absorbed through the skin.
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The images collected are compared instantaneously with highly detailed digital maps to ensure that the car knows precisely where it is on the road and how to reach its destination.
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The company's name seems to be a reference to a spell invoked in the Harry Potter series that allows characters to magically and instantaneously transport themselves from one location to another.
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The point is thus: despite being in possession of bodies which thanks to their brief moment of fame are almost instantaneously recognizable, these dancers are nothing but anonymous cyphers, empty vessels.
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Each of these, the theory said, could not be individually described: query one and you learn something instantaneously about the other, even if it is in a galaxy far, far away.
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Launch the app, hold your iPhone in front of a sign in a foreign language, and watch the text on the sign instantaneously transmogrify into something comprehensible right before your eyes.
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Given the country's political system, China's government can enact a regulatory regime virtually instantaneously that is friendly to autonomous vehicle innovation and commercialization — and can devote immense resources to encouraging it.
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The second involves developing programs that allow computers to learn from and make predictions about data almost instantaneously, a skill that will be needed for technologies such as self-driving cars.
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Over our nation's history, we've made the seemingly impossible possible time and time again: from pioneering human flight to creating new ways to communicate and share information around the globe instantaneously.
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Much of what you can find about gender-affirming surgeries like vaginoplasty makes you think that after you've had one, all your problems fade away and your life becomes instantaneously better.
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"We assume that in our patient, high-current stimulation of dopaminergic brain reward pathways may have instantaneously triggered overvalued ideas, that could be adjusted again by lowering the stimulation," he says.
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And now that that same February show is instantaneously streamed, Instagrammed and shared around the world, by the time those runway items arrive in stores, they no longer even seem fresh.
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There is only one known way to make this electrical system instantaneously break, and we see it every fall Sunday on television and every Friday night at your local high school.
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Almost instantaneously, the guy was embraced by the alt-right, which harped on the idea that James Damore, the employee in question, was being unfairly silenced by a liberal tech company.
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"When an object crosses the right edge of the screen, it instantaneously appears on the left edge of the screen moving in the same direction," Dr. Wilkinson said in an email.
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With a new update, you'll be able to call people around the world and have your conversation interpreted instantaneously — even if they're using the last remaining rotary phone still in service.
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You can hear the snap and crackling of its innards, before nearly instantaneously disintegrating into broken up shards that fall through the rest of the shredder's teeth toward the ground below.
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This is potentially quite an important provision, especially to mop up some of the mess created by making this order instantaneously effective but without any agency involvement to prepare for implementation.
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It's the sort of odd mashup that can thrive in an era when traditional media outlets are scrambling to compete with content produced and distributed instantaneously, often by people with little training.
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While the decision didn't end life without parole for juvenile offenders and did not instantaneously free any prisoners, it seemed to be an important step toward a more humane criminal justice system.
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During the WWDC keynote, I saw the new iPad Pro used with the Affinity Photo app to do some complicated image blending and reprocessing work, and every task was accomplished almost instantaneously.
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When one client sends money to another over the blockchain, JPM Coins are transferred and instantaneously redeemed for the equivalent amount of U.S. dollars, reducing the typical settlement time, the bank said.
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If you've ever gazed at a giant Jeff Koons ballon dog and thought, "what the heck was Koons thinking?" now there's a way for you to get answers to that question, instantaneously.
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Investors who trade digital assets through the itBit exchange or its over the counter desk will also have the option to cash out their digital assets to Paxos Standard instantaneously, Cascarilla said.
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"It has been tested in so many different ways that any deviation would be instantaneously surprising," says Tuan Do, a research scientist at UCLA who helped to lead the study with Ghez.
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A distinct characteristic of the great artist is a Zen-like quality of being able to instantaneously "think and react" while in the midst of the creative process, according to Mr Scully.
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"What used to be shared with others on a VHS tape, personal website or in print via StormTrack magazine is now shared instantaneously to the entire world on social media," Hehnly said.
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A lot of the energy that went into producing the "fanzines" of the late 20th century is now residing in the blogosphere, where fans can indulge in just about any obsession instantaneously.
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By contrast, large internet platforms like Facebook and Google's YouTube primarily rely on user-generated content (UGC), which becomes available almost instantaneously to each platform's billions of users with no prior review.
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Unlike the tech industry, which can implement changes almost instantaneously, legislative changes require a robust coalition of organizations advocating for them together — which is usually a difficult feat with competing organizational priorities.
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Imagine sitting in the nosebleeds of an NBA game with a $10 Bud Light, and instantaneously placing a bet as to whether or not the next free throw goes in or not.
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Surrounded by some of the most formidable rappers in his class, he gave "Tacos Altos" its instantaneously memorable, sexually charged chorus, a useful skill for anyone vying for a Hot 100 placement.
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That time was long ago, however; these days, if you miss an episode of television, you can watch it the next day, or the next week, or years down the road, instantaneously.
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"We'll see what happens over the next short period of time and I can do that instantaneously," Trump told reporters when asked why he did not choose to scrap the deal now.
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In a famous paper published in 1935, Einstein and two other physicists disputed Bohr's interpretation, and argued that it resulted in a paradox where information could be shared instantaneously by two particles.
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Unlike the fuses made famous by old cartoons, where a spark slowly sizzles toward a bundle of dynamite, Primacord uses an explosive wrapped in waterproof materials to transmit a charge nearly instantaneously.
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Most consumers today carry devices in their pockets with which they can make a video-call anywhere in the world, access information on any subject and translate languages instantaneously, all for free.
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The temperature in Death Valley National Park had plunged to a chilly 40 degrees from 225 seemingly instantaneously, and I was mentally kicking myself for not having brought a warmer sleeping bag.
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The result: Distant also-rans have a history of instantaneously catapulting from second or even third place into first, raking in scores of House of Commons seats that determine Canadian election winners.
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But almost instantaneously, his campaign blasted out a "fact check" to the news media that included an excerpt from Senator Elizabeth Warren's 2003 book, "The Two-Income Trap," in which she accused Mrs.
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However, in a note published mid-January, Lee noted the program would have "dire market consequences," especially as proponents were assuming the dollar would instantaneously rise to offset the rising cost of imports.
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Much as Ye did with the 350 boosts, RiRi released a pair of creepers about a year prior to the launch of her apparel line that were instantaneously sold out across the Internet.
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Salvation follows two storylines: the first is set in the year 2204, humanity has spread throughout the galaxy, thanks to a system of advanced gates that allows them to travel instantaneously between planets.
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In the movie version of A Wrinkle in Time, a tesseract is an interdimensional portal that allows people to tap into the vibrational frequency of love to travel billions of light-years instantaneously.
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While I could see the results instantaneously – smaller pores, perkier composition, shallower creases – about half of those I polled couldn't tell which side of my face had been treated in a control test.
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VICE caught up with him recently to talk about the power of the medium, at a time when nearly everyone with a smartphone holds the power to create images and distribute them instantaneously.
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NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Ford Motor boss Jim Hackett says the self-driving joint venture he struck with Volkswagen's Herbert Diess on Friday "instantaneously makes it the biggest platform" in the industry.
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While he said the batteries, which are imported from China, were improving, the real key was in the electronic controls that allowed them to react almost instantaneously to the needs of the grid.
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Plop him on the Miami Heat or Denver Nuggets tomorrow and his gravity combined with the ability to guard the opposing team's first option every night would instantaneously make both teams dramatically better.
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The technology, referred to as liquid printed pneumatics, combines rapid liquid printing and soft robotics to create objects out of silicone, similar to printable balloons, that can change shape and stiffness almost instantaneously.
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Assume that a walk signal stays on for only one second before turning off, and when a walk signal fires you leap instantaneously across the street as the walk signal is shutting off.
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They shot videos of engagements, uploaded and shared instantaneously on WhatsApp and Signal and Telegram, so that fighters on one front could get their lolz or shed their tears watching fighters on another.
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"It's like they put a Stargate in the gallery," quipped one veteran reporter, referring to the movie by the same name about a portal that allows characters to travel instantaneously across the universe.
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It's rare when one of Oprah's favorite things doesn't break the bank or become instantaneously sold out, but according to Food & Wine, just about anyone can get a taste of her new favorite food.
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On Friday, the 45-year-old Wicked alum posted a music video of her rendition of "Wind Beneath My Wings" on her official Facebook page — instantaneously queueing the tears of listeners across the country.
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If something as small as a nut or bolt — traveling at 17,000 miles per hour — were to collide with another craft in orbit, a debris field of thousands of pieces would be created instantaneously.
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The image of Donald Trump pushing a button that instantaneously propels nuclear missiles to the location of his choosing is prolific, thanks in no small part to the rhetoric he employs in his tweets.
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I loved him so instantaneously and I think that was what I was most excited about; if I had the opportunity to be part of it, I wanted to spend time with this man.
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Why it matters: Data brokers have been around for decades, but they've grown increasingly powerful in the internet era due to their ability to instantaneously capture information about people as they surf the web.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Depositors at some of the largest U.S. banks are finally going to get the chance to do something quick and simple: send money to another person's account instantaneously by mobile phone.
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Instantaneously, the micro becomes the macro, and I can't help but feel a sense of insignificance to whatever towering structure is floating in front of me, and whatever nearby planet is obscuring the stars.
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In the White House, Trump has held onto his avid TV watching habits, gleaning talking points from the same outlets who backed him as a candidate -- and sometimes repeating them, via Twitter, almost instantaneously.
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It's arguably a savvy business move, and since collection images crop up instantaneously on social media, it means the six-month lag from show to selling floor just doesn't really make sense these days.
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In a world where people are awake at all hours of the day and people on different sides of that globe can communicate with one another instantaneously, why do we need multiple time zones?
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When the wearer talks about their cat, for instance, an image of their cat will appear instantaneously on the button, allowing the viewing to have additional visual communication, and potentially, eradicate any language barrier.
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Hypothetically, if a person could teleport from one place to another, their physical matter would somehow disappear from one location, and reappear instantaneously at another location, even if the destination is extremely far away.
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"It was instantaneously clear to me that I had a wonderful and very privileged run at HBO and I wasn't going to be able to duplicate that again," Plepler told The New York Times.
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"It was instantaneously clear to me that I had a wonderful and very privileged run at HBO, and I wasn't going to be able to duplicate that again," Plepler told The New York Times.
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Trump, erupting in nocturnal tweets — emissions quite similar to those captured on Nixon's White House tapes, except that they are instantaneously blasted out to tens of millions of Twitter fans — has taken it further.
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Developers can now more easily preview what their UIs will look like for example, thanks to a real-time previewer that looks at the code the developer is writing and instantaneously updates the interface accordingly.
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The tech giant recently recently added a new feature to its Arts and Culture app which allows users to snap a photo and instantaneously get a list of portraits they resemble, and it's pretty good.
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Because it's been designed as a multi-purpose creative tool for artists, photographers, designers, videographer and musicians, the Studio's screen can be tilted and readjusted almost instantaneously based on what you want out of it.
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More important, though, I wanted to make sure that the communications system we use to transmit our photos instantaneously — from our cameras directly to our editors at the newspaper's Times Square office — was working properly.
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The object appeared dark against the bright daytime sky before "suddenly and instantaneously accelerating to the left, out of view of the [camera] sensor at what appears to be an unprecedented velocity," the video narrates.
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"This is what it looks like holding hands with a stranger," she said, as she reached her hands toward a spectator with an ample torso and kind small face, and he unreservedly, instantaneously reached back.
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Quantum entanglement is the theory that particles can be connected in such a way that measuring one particle can instantaneously convey information about that measurement to the other particle, regardless of the distance between them.
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And yet any resilient and successful response has to be rooted in the same profound feelings of interconnectedness that arose instantaneously in Anchorage, some pervasive and bracing obligation to one another and our collective safety.
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His reputation was established, almost instantaneously in 19713, when six models were included in "Magiciens de la Terre," at the Pompidou Center in Paris, a landmark exhibition that attempted a global view of contemporary art.
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Another key innovation of the system Dear calls the "fast round trip," the ability to display information from the network on the screen instantaneously, with no delay, which made the terminals snappy despite slow modem speeds.
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In a future where all drivers are instantly identifiable via face recognition, consider what life would be like for anyone instantaneously matched and identified with an outstanding arrest warrant as a result of a biased system.
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The bottom line: The ability to instantaneously edit music after its release could be used in ways we can't expect in the future — perhaps by scrubbing a controversial lyric or deleting an estranged band member's contributions.
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The unique Hive Cache means the first user that arrives on a site and detects asset replacement will immediately signal the rest of the swarm to expire the previous file, making cache expiration happen virtually instantaneously.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said later that while the United States understood North Korea could not give us up its nuclear arsenal "instantaneously," the process needed to be "big and bold" and not open-ended.
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Which brings us to the point where a woman like E. Jean Carroll, a respected writer and former television host, can accuse the President of rape and the awful reality of what she says fades almost instantaneously.
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The trailer explains the concept behind the title: Meg's father was looking for a way to travel to the stars, and invented the tesseract to transport vast distances instantaneously, only to be captured by the dark force.
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But for this performance by Japanese dance duo AyaBambi, a high-speed face-tracking projector was used to change their appearances while they performed, even creating the illusion of wearing masks that instantaneously appear over their faces.
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When you tap your phone to apply for the card, Goldman will have to instantaneously decide how creditworthy you are, how much of a credit line it will offer you, and how much interest it will charge.
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"Everything that this aircraft is sending is almost instantaneously sent down to people who can process, exploit and disseminate that information within minutes to our leadership," Bartran told CNN, which was granted access to Osan Air Base.
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Considering the flack the $22019 billion startup received instantaneously and accusations that the negative space in the logo resembled a swastika — Slack would've been better off leaving its original logo alone; alas… On to more important matters.
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Among other things, Epic had to adapt the engine to help its servers accommodate the huge amount of data that has to be processed instantaneously when a hundred players are competing in a single Battle Royale round.
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But the mass shooting that took place early Sunday in Dayton, Ohio, is the latest illustration that some guns are bigger problems than others — even in situations when law enforcement is able to respond to almost instantaneously.
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The conceit of Libra relies upon compromising the traditional decentralization benefits of blockchain technology in order to accelerate transaction speeds, with the goal of transacting Libra nearly instantaneously between digital wallets and within Facebook-owned Messenger and WhatsApp.
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By now, the phrases "he was in a bathrobe" and "he asked me to meet him at his hotel," instantaneously cause your stomach to churn, but at the time, these women thought they were alone in their experiences.
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The actor quickly made a name for himself as the lead singer on the show, eventually taking his skills on tour around the world — singing both Partridge tunes and originals, which instantaneously made him a 1970s teen heartthrob.
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Few moments in a queer person's life are as terrifying and affirming as coming out; it is a decision that can instantaneously redefine the world's perception of you, inviting the judgement and prejudice of strangers into your life.
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Noting that New York could nearly instantaneously fulfill a request by the committee for the tax documents, the judge said he would consider proposals for providing Trump with fair notice so he could have his day in court.
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Her passion for Jokaanan (as John the Baptist is called in the film), who is portrayed by Nigel De Brulier, is instantaneously ravenous, a striking, eerie contrast between Jokaanan's enervated, wane, nearly feminine body, and Salomé's brute force.
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Much traffic has migrated from the public Weibo to WeChat, where only invited members can join conversations (the party lurks as an uninvited guest), but it is so widely used that news of scandals spreads around China instantaneously.
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"The school secretary said, 'this ain't the NFL' and the principal said 'you have to stand,' and she said, 'no I do not have to stand' and she was instantaneously kicked out of school," Kallinen told Channel 2.
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Not everybody, but most women sit in the chair and instantaneously start telling you their problems… It just blew my mind… I was 22 at the time, so I was taking it home with me and becoming sad.
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Doing little more than adjusting her posture and accent, or sometimes changing hats or turning up the collar of her gray uniform jacket, she instantaneously transforms from one to the next, for the most part keeping them distinct.
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In the demo video, above, you can see it reacting almost instantaneously to a suspicious looky-loos, switching the user's screen to catch the culprit red-faced, and tagging them with some Snapchat-style rainbow vomit for good effect.
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As an example cited in the blog post, they could see using the speed of the 5G network combined with Azure AI-powered live voice translation to help first responders communicate instantaneously with someone who speaks a different language.
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Leaders from banks such as TD Bank, Mizuho Financial Group and National Australia Bank are working with IBM to develop and deploy a system for sending payments across international borders nearly instantaneously using blockchain, the technology company said Monday.
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"Any use of nuclear weapons against Russia or its allies, any kind of attack, will be regarded as a nuclear attack against Russia and in response we will take action instantaneously no matter what the consequences are," Putin said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he wants to see action to fix the flaws he sees in the Iran nuclear deal in a short period of time, adding that he could end the deal instantaneously.
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Bar perhaps Coco Chanel, I can't think of another designer whose every piece was instantaneously "a classic," and in a time of eternally rotating fads, disposability and waste, nothing felt more necessary than her steadfast dedication to the everlasting.
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"These days when people say, 'Oh, my gosh, this really looks terrible, was I possibly wrong about Trump?' they quickly go on social media or see the shows and instantaneously find something that reinforces their opinion," Mr. Sykes added.
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"It was instantaneously clear to me that I had a wonderful and very privileged run at HBO and I wasn't going to be able to duplicate that again," Mr. Plepler said in his first interview since leaving the network.
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In 1978, he was queuing up to phone his stories from British telephone boxes; now he can email a column from deep in Africa that appears almost instantaneously on the Times website and provokes a rapid reaction from China.
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"Trade and monetary policy have become an increasing focus for the executive branch, and everything from casual sentiments to seemingly formal policy intentions have been disseminated, globally and instantaneously, via this carefully scrutinized social media platform," the analysts wrote.
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They feel, in short, like real people—an impression reinforced by excellent performances from the four principals—and the audience will almost instantaneously find itself willing them to succeed, desperate for them to evade all the men who mean them harm.
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Fans instantaneously picked up on the sweet gesture and begun to get their hopes up that Kaling and Novak, who played on-screen lovers in The Office and dated on-and-off in real life, would again reignite their flame.
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And yet, over the course of two interviews over the phone and in person in mid-August, Mystery steps into his light, hits his mark, and charms me, and I see, instantaneously, how he's packaged himself into someone enticing and sweet.
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"The internet allows urban legends to spread instantaneously," said Trevor Blank, an assistant professor at SUNY Potsdam and author of Slender Man Is Coming: Creepypasta and Contemporary Legends on the Internet, a book about another popular internet-made urban legend.
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We've tried a lot of anti-aging formulas and though a lot deliver the promise of dimished fine lines and wrinkles, none work as instantaneously as this Miracle Effect Priming Serum, or as we'll be calling it, magic in a bottle.
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However, whenever I pushed the throttle even a smidgen to overtake, the car would wake from its stupor and I would find myself almost instantaneously traveling at speeds which require me at this point to plead the Fifth and move on.
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Amazon's third-party Marketplace section is also infamously cutthroat, with sellers eager to undercut competitors or simply joust them off the platform entirely, and Amazon reportedly reaching summary judgments over disputes that can instantaneously impact the viability of entire businesses.
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To model self-replication, the algorithm copied the expectation value (the average of the probabilities of all possible measurements) of the genotype to a new qubit through entanglement, a process that links qubits so that information is instantaneously exchanged between them.
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"The whole idea is to ensure there is natural price discovery, so that you as a buyer have access to all the transactions that are taking place instantaneously," said Brian Pow, an equity analyst at Acumen Capital Partners in Calgary.
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Workers will be able to ask questions such as "how many vacation days do I have left this year?" and instantaneously receive a response from an Oracle chatbot, said Suhas Uliyar, Oracle vice president of bots, artificial intelligence and mobile.
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BASICALLY IT SOUNDS LIKE ITS ALMOST -- I DON'T WANT TO SAY A RUN ON THE BANK, IT'S NOT QUITE EQUIVALENT, BUT THIS NOTION THAT THERE COULD BE SOMETHING THAT HAPPENS ALMOST INSTANTANEOUSLY AND YOU'LL WANT OUT OF BITCOIN LIKE THAT.
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Black's work seems meant to be experienced as instantaneously as possible — whether it's being read by her to you in an eggshell white gallery or by you to yourself while rocking back and forth in a dimly lit subway car.
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A common tactic among speedrunners, save states allow you to reload a specific sequence in the game—like trying to use a glitch—and run through it over and over again instantaneously, instead of having to play the game again.
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He referred to entanglement as "spooky action at a distance," and proposed that, rather than entangled particles depending on each other, there were some properties of each particle that were "hidden" and contained the information supposed to be transmitted instantaneously.
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Is it really worth the effort to work out large calculations when we can get them instantaneously through modern technology — by touching a few buttons on our smartphone, for example, or by shouting a problem to a virtual assistant like Alexa?
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To get the magic-carpet ride and nimble dynamics we praised, you'll need the $4,100 Autobahn package that provides four-wheel steering and a camera system that proactively scans for bumps and adjusts the suspension instantaneously to soak them up.
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SO, IT DEPENDS WHETHER YOU HAVE A LOT OF DEFERRED TAX LIABILITIES OR DEFERRED TAX ASSETS, AMONG OTHER THINGS, BUT THAT'S A BIG ONE WITH US. QUICK: I MEAN IT'S A CHANGE IN ACCOUNTING, BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN INSTANTANEOUSLY?
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"Any use of nuclear weapons against Russia or its allies, any kind of attack, will be regarded as a nuclear attack against Russia and in response we will take action instantaneously no matter what the consequences are," Putin said during the address.
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The intended Wi-Fi zones will not only improve communication during natural disasters and accidents, which the base camp is quite prone to, but will also boost tourism as travelers and trekkers can share their experiences with family and friends almost instantaneously.
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Like Facebook, the company tied up deals with a number of publishers — including The Guardian, The New York Times, and The Verge's parent company, Vox Media — so that major news sites would load almost instantaneously when viewed from Google search on mobile.
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While we've somehow gotten used to impossibly thin TVs, pocket-size supercomputers, and a worldwide network capable of connecting Mumbai and New York instantaneously, Dear Future is a series built on the premise that technology and science are still capable of wowing us.
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For example, if Nike experiences an attempted breach, it can use STIX and TAXII to immediately report all the relevant details to the rest of the sharing ecosystem, and businesses across the globe will instantaneously have the ability to strengthen their defenses.
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A quote on an exchange for 100 shares priced a penny better than a quote for 10,000 shares on another exchange will be hit first, after which the price of the larger order on the other exchange routinely moves away nearly instantaneously.
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Facebook has dubbed them "Instant Games" because they load almost instantaneously (you don't need to download a separate app or complete any other steps before you start playing.) For now, the feature includes a handful of games from a mix of developers.
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Whether it's her penchant for trying out new styles, her technicolor hair changes, or just her ever-expanding, instantaneously sold out collection of lip kits, it's next to impossible to stay totally up to date with what she's doing at any given moment.
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Any journalist on Twitter knows that even mild criticisms of Clinton would almost instantaneously raise the hackles of some Media Matters staffer, giving the distinct impression that the whole project was about protecting Clinton from unflattering press rather than ensuring journalistic integrity.
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When you open Dropbox and request a file, you want your file to download pretty much instantaneously without latency, and it was up to the team to ensure that happened, while trying to navigate between the old system and the new one.
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"Any use of nuclear weapons against Russia or its allies, any kind of attack, will be regarded as a nuclear attack against Russia and in response we will take action instantaneously no matter what the consequences are," Putin said at the March event.
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You're never sure how you arrive in situations like this because they always seem to happen so fast, without any real organization, but here we are: The entire school population has amassed in unison, instantaneously, on the gravelly expanse of the playground.
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In each telling of the tale—film, novel, and series—the protagonist is a failed creative who, once medicated, instantaneously succeeds at a chosen art form (writing or music), then discards it, turning attention to the "real world": to power, money, force, policing.
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Bugs that fetch $2 million or $3 million on the black market leave no trace, work more than 99.5 percent of the time and work instantaneously, said Adriel Desautels, the chief executive of Netragard, a company that helps firms protect their software.
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When you're able to swap or move images at a push of a button, you can convey the "what-ifs instantaneously" to clients, making the decision-making process quicker, said Matthew Miller, the founder of StudioLAB, a Manhattan architectural and design firm.
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The two baryons should be very close in mass, but the Fermilab one was markedly lighter than what the CERN researchers found for Xi-cc++, and it appeared to decay instantaneously, in less than 30 millionths of a billionth of a second.
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I can use the fingerprint sensor even when the screen is off, but the Galaxy S10 doesn't instantaneously go from black to the home screen: the display turns on gradually, with an organic quality about it that somehow makes the unlocking process a little magical.
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While there's a million reasons to love the unapologetically feminist actress who provided us with just as many quintessential pop culture moments, one that instantaneously found itself in the cinema history books is her appearance in Return of the Jedi wearing that famous metal bikini.
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I downed a Miami Vice (a glorious combination of piña colada and strawberry daiquiri) as the ship set sail, a tradition of mine that instantaneously calmed my nerves owing to both the familiarity of the ritual and the extra floater of rum I requested.
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Think about it: How often does a sugar craving come into your head and almost instantaneously cause you pull into the nearest 76 store to buy yourself some Sour Patch Kids or stop at the overcrowded, not-so-good fro-yo spot on the corner?
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"I don't think I've ever had a friendship or relationship that's been so instantaneously easy," Fontana told The New York Times in 2015, adding that "we always wanted to be together all the time" (something that earned the pair the nickname "Velcro" from Hershberg's mother).
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This theory explains the strange properties of quantum matter (such as entangled particles that can instantaneously influence one another) by suggesting there are 'hidden variables' at work that can account for perceived quantum weirdness with regular Newtonian physics—no " spooky action at a distance" required.
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Many of our tougher themes have seemed to develop almost instantaneously, but when we sat down and decided to try for an early-week publication, it took us several hours of rejected ideas and general head-scratching to come up with this one theme.
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The very last room on the tour of Monikahouse confirmed for me the connections between Monika Maddux's labor of love and my toddler's pretend play, in which every object and person can morph instantaneously to fulfill whatever psychic need or conundrum she is working out.
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Cryptocurrencies arose during the financial crisis and have demonstrated "a few advantages" over major world currencies, such as the ability to cheaply and instantaneously transfer money around the world, and record all transactions through a digital accounting system known as a blockchain, Blanch said.
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Tony tells us the current culture -- where people bust out their phones to record everything and post it online instantaneously -- makes it hard for comics to try out new material ... and he's praising Davidson for "having the balls" to take a stand against it.
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Once you get your fire rolling reasonably well, all you have to do is connect your phone to the BioLite app and watch, perhaps in awe, as the size of your flame corresponds almost instantaneously to the swipe of your finger (or thumb) upon your screen.
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A man created a $25-million scam named after McCoy Howard Leventhal plead guilty to a swath of fraud charges in 2013 after bilking investors out of $25 million he wanted for his "McCoy Home Health Tablet," which could "instantaneously and effectively" deliver patient data to doctors.
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After Pearl Harbor he joined the Navy, participating in the Normandy Invasion and later serving in the Pacific theater, where he entered Nagasaki not long after the United States had dropped an atomic bomb on the city, instantaneously killing about 20083,000 Japanese civilians and injuring upwards of 76,000 others.
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In reality, the passage of time has brought us innovations of a sort we never foresaw: the ability to send information instantaneously to the other side of the world, to look up any known fact with the click of a button, and to swap faces with a cat.
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Here's how it works: simply put the Nix atop any surface (from painted walls and vinyl to fabric and leather), and the sensor will almost instantaneously find its match to a massive library of RGB, HEX, CMYK and LAB colors, and more than 28,000 brand name paint shades.
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Our food environment has been termed obesogenic, largely due to the availability of affordable food 24/7 in a form that can be consumed virtually instantaneously — no need to dig a potato out of the ground, chop wood, make a fire and roast before it is ready to consume.
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It's strange to think about the fact that the internet didn't instantaneously turn on one day for the entire world, that there were significant growing pains at a time when Growing Pains was still on the air in the US and we had no idea Kirk Cameron was religious.
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"Instead of giving their consent to instantaneously confirming all of these Trump judges … they'd be recording their opposition to these nominees and to the ability of a [president] implicated in federal crimes to make lifetime appointments," Jentleson, who is now director of public affairs at the nonprofit group Democracy Forward, said.
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In 1994 the authors known jointly as Stephen Bury (actually Neal Stephenson and George Jewsbury) wrote "Interface", in which an American presidential candidate has a microchip implanted in his brain that gives him access to the response of those listening to his speeches, enabling him instantaneously to adjust his rhetoric.
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A slab can detach from the stable snowpack beneath it and career downhill like a runaway tectonic plate that transforms, within milliseconds, into a many-ton, half-frozen wave, subsuming whatever is in front of or on top of it, before instantaneously seizing, when it settles, into a substance resembling cement.
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AI performs a wide range of functions not purely restricted to conventional notions of IT or cyberspace; computer algorithms are increasingly able to almost instantaneously access vast pools of data, compare and organize information and perform automated procedural and analytical functions for human decision-makers in a role of command and control.
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Envisioning Donald Trump's finger on the nuclear button helps us to understand how poorly the country is served by its absurd nuclear procedures, which allow a single individual, acting alone and instantaneously, without the benefit of full information or consultation, to order a nuclear attack that could end life as we know it.
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But The Last Guardian, much like Shadow and Ueda's game before that, the affectingly intimate puzzler Ico, uses minimal dialogue and a strong, unique atmosphere to feel instantaneously special, or at least markedly different, when set against any number of platformers, "action-adventure" games (uh, that meaningless pigeonhole) or personality-propelled puzzle affairs.
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Glowing two-dimensional video screens have supplanted the paper that displayed today's news and became tomorrow's fish wrap — an evanescence that now seems eternal compared with web pages that are reconfigured instantaneously as algorithms measure (and sometimes dictate) headlines, story placement and even texts to attract the readers who keep us in business.
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It does what it&aposs supposed to do (brightens the complexion, lightens dark spots) but its real standout features are that it absorbs completely and almost instantaneously into the skin, and that it provides a glow that&aposs noticeable but not so over-the-top that people with oily skin should steer clear.
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A more rapid increase in emissions would have produced more of a lag between the carbon release and temperature increase, since the climate system does not respond instantaneously to a sharp rise in greenhouse gases, given that it takes time to cycle carbon through the planet's oceans and land-based carbon sinks, like forests.
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The laboratory highlights some of the advantages that such a system could bring to the table: it would be highly accurate and instantaneously hit targets, wouldn't have a limited magazine, would allow pilots to re-aim to hit additional targets quickly, and might not be susceptible to traditional counter-measures, like flares or jamming devices.
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The company's C.O.O. and C.F.O., Anthony Noto, told THR that bringing Talk the Thrones to the social media platform will be a great way for fans to see reactions instantaneously and to immerse themselves in the conversation — not to mention a great way to keep people on the website and possibly generate some revenue.
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For those persons whose property and interests in property are affected by this order who might have a constitutional presence in the United States, I find that because of the ability to transfer funds or other assets instantaneously, prior notice to such persons of measures taken pursuant to this order would render those measures ineffectual.
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A freakish injury to Duke's Zion Williamson, college basketball's best and most prominent player, only seconds into a game on Wednesday night has instantaneously renewed a debate about the contradictions of the sport's economic foundation, shining a harsh new light on the N.C.A.A.'s policy of amateurism and the influence of billion-dollar shoe companies.
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So: if you were to mix the toxin from a boxed jellyfish, the toxin from a Cone snail, and the toxin from a Blue-ringed octopus, then you would cause cardiac standstill almost instantaneously, you would cause all the muscles in the face and body to contract, and you would cause all neural cessation to stop throughout the body.
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The cloud allows you to spin up machines instantaneously — and once you layer the idea of microservices on top, you provide a far greater degree of agility to developers than was possible before (using microservices, after all, you can update and work on separate components of an application without having to worry about the other parts of the apps).
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It's not as if the Supreme Court's ruling has made abortion instantaneously accessible to everyone in Texas — the state's regulations led to the closure of over half of its abortion clinics, and they won't reopen overnight — and casting abortion as something easy to come by disrespects the countless women who need abortion care and don't get it.
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It's a taboo for anyone who's ever set foot there, because every public from every period has always needed an explanation while listening—almost as if there were some kind of universally agreed upon vocabulary that could instantaneously translate the emotions a composition was putting forth, like an entity that interprets between the composer and the listener.
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After explaining that traditional magicians derive their power from marrying the Queen of the Sea, the ADF commander "Raphael" assured us that if they had enough cash to purchase the necessary charms, he and all his men could be made both invulnerable to bullets and invisible, with the power of instantaneously transporting themselves across vast distances.
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But the truth is that she represents the power of the #MeToo era, one in which a woman who is sexually harassed knows instinctively and instantaneously that action -- whether it be confronting the groper, reporting him to a boss or trying out a body slam à la Holden -- is her right, because her body is not up for grabs anymore.
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It can also be traded throughout the globe near-instantaneously using the blockchain, an incorruptible cloud based ledger system that records transactions in real time, all while continuously analyzing itself for errors...The comparison between Bitcoin and Tulip Mania is overblown and irresponsible for the press to be touting as it is a poor comparison to the history behind Tulip Mania.
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Then there was the debut of royal baby #3, who is bound to be a mini-influencer in the vein of older siblings William and Charlotte (whose outfit to meet her new baby brother sold out pretty much instantaneously.) However, it was their mother's camera-ready hair and makeup and cherry red dress, donned a few hours after giving birth, that got everyone talking.
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But, beyond that, we&aposve heard almost nothing which is odd because when you go back to school shootings, when you go back to the other shootings we have covered, almost instantaneously you have news crews on the scenes and you are getting immediate reaction and immediate feedback from the students who are coming out of the school, or in other cases, people who are coming out of the building.
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A man came hobbling over and explained that he was about to have his own leg amputated and that just watching Miller run around like this, on two prosthetics, had instantaneously reassured him that he was going to be O.K. I told Burke to hang on: Someone at Zen Hospice had already told me this story, except that in her version, Miller was running on a trail in Texas.
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In "Zion Williamson's Injury Has Some Saying He Should Quit Duke," Marc Tracy writes: A freakish injury to Duke's Zion Williamson, college basketball's best and most prominent player, only seconds into a game on Wednesday night has instantaneously renewed a debate about the contradictions of the sport's economic foundation, shining a harsh new light on the N.C.A.A.'s policy of amateurism and the influence of billion-dollar shoe companies.
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What Hanson predicts: In a recent Ted Talk, Hanson argues that in a world in which we have figured out how to recreate the human brain using computers, human labor will instantaneously become obsolete, because "they just can't compete" with artificial brains that will be as capable as the most intelligent humans (though not more so, as Hanson is not theorizing about the so-called "singularity" when artificial intelligence becomes super-human).
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The Internet had become such a propulsive force driving the flow of information that when the Republican-led Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives decided to publish Ken Starr's commission's 'findings' online—just two days after he had delivered them—it meant that (for me personally) every adult with a modem could instantaneously peruse a copy and learn about my private conversations, my personal musings (lifted from my home computer), and, worse yet, my sex life.
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Omega Key (opens the Black Door in the sea caves)Ghost Key (opens the Ghost Door in Keyhouse and allows people to separate their souls from their bodies and fly around)Head Key (allows people to explore their own minds and take and remove things like memories from their heads)Matchstick Key (lights people and things on fire instantaneously)All four of these keys were shown inside the magical Music Box on Kinsey's dresser towards the end of episode ten.
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