Could that evolve then into them carrying linear, live linear channels?
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In contrast, a vinyl bulkhead averages about $686 per linear foot, a wooden bulkhead $652 per linear foot, and a concrete bulkhead $1,022 per linear foot.
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Linear B was adapted by the Mycenaean Greeks from Linear A, used by the Minoans.
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It's not a linear show, and it hasn't been a linear show from the start.
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He also mentioned that this wouldn't replace linear colliders like the planned International Linear Collider, but would be a complimentary technology.
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Linear Technology — Linear agreed to be bought by rival semiconductor maker Analog Devices in a cash and stock deal worth $14.8 billion.
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Refuse to present yourself in a linear way Do any workaround that lets you forgo the linear obsession of the standard resume format.
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Linear Technology shareholders will receive $46 a share in cash plus 0.2321 of a share of Analog Devices for each share of Linear Technology.
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NBCUniversal, for example, announced NBCUx for Linear TV in February, allowing advertisers to use data and automation to build media plans for linear TV inventory.
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Throughout "Dancing Bears," Szablowski challenges not only the conventions of linear storytelling, but also the linear logic of a simple political progression from unfree to free.
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"I think this is possibly one of the advantages of still having linear services because linear gets bigger audiences instantly, more buzz can be developed," Spink said.
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"The ramp-up of costs is not linear and the additional production capacity is not linear either," Chief Executive Marc Grynberg said during a call with analysts.
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Remember that success isn't always linear: Though the idea of a linear path sounds comforting, it doesn't make much sense if it's a straight path to misery.
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I think we just think of it as TV, but linear, when you say linear, you're referring to just the regular broadcast feed like we're used to seeing.
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"While there have been experiments with linear drives, ones with a straight-line pedal path, no linear drive has equaled the performance of traditional bicycle cranks," Krause said.
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In one state it's fighting to lure marketers to save its linear TV business, and in another it's fighting a merger that would expand its linear TV business.
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Announces update on linear pump * Divergent Energy Services -linear electromagnetic submersible pump currently installed in client well in saskatchewan is shut down pending removal from well * Divergent Energy Services Ltd says client is scheduling a service rig to move onto well and remove linear pump for inspection * Divergent Energy Services Ltd says once issue has been determined and resolved, divergent intends to reinstall linear pump and continue test Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"Right now those 71 miles have not been new linear miles," he said, but added that CBP is getting ready to build new linear miles in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Robert ErdelyiProfessor, Mathematics and Statistics, University of Sheffield, whose research is focused on solar, space and plasma physics, MHD waves, linear and non-linear wavesSound cannot really travel in empty space.
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"The BBC has become the first major linear network to announce plans to go binge-first with new seasons, favoring internet over linear viewers," the company wrote in its investor letter.
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Right, so you started in radio, you went online, and you've gone back and forth on and off TV, off traditional linear TV. Is there a traditional linear TV play today?
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" –Dominique Bellisario "There's no one linear path to success.
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It isn't surprising that the theory works well for linear businesses, as it was originally based on Christensen's research into shifts into linear companies such as disk-drive manufacturers and steel mills.
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The agency proposed making a big shift into online video, away from linear TVOmnicom pitched significantly cutting the Army's linear TV spend in favor of online video, search, social, and influencer content.
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And this was a way to have it both ways, to sometimes be on a linear track but in a macro sort of philosophical sense to be in a non-linear space.
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One of the things that struck me about the quilt-like, dirty-bubblegum-pink "Linear Waves" is the outline of a figure among the linear elements dispersed across the scuffed, worn surface.
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Almost one-third (29%) of Americans say they watch more streaming TV than linear TV, and among those age 18-29 it's 54% (with 29% having cut the cord on linear TV entirely).
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It added that the time children spend watching traditional linear children's channels had fallen "significantly", and that it would look to create a connected, multiplatform offer to supplement its traditional linear children's channels.
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"This combination of Linear Technology and Analog Devices has the potential to create a combination where one plus one truly exceeds two," said Bob Swanson, executive chairman and co-founder of Linear Technology.
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The historical elements won't be addressed in a linear fashion.
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It's unfortunate that so many still cling to linear storytelling.
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The cost of creating new stuff is not linear, right?
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Things are not pushed by the stuff that is linear.
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That doesn't ... R&D doesn't work on a linear basis.
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Fittingly, the movie doesn't offer an easy (or linear) ending.
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More expensive robots often clean in an orderly, linear fashion.
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Looking forward, the growth of EVs will not be linear.
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I don't need to conform to some staid linear maturation.
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"We're TV — not linear TV, we're on demand," Naylor said.
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Rather than maintain a linear structure, the film disrupts itself.
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In 2012, Hitman: Absolution provided a much more linear gameplay.
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We're squashing that as we move from digital to linear.
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It was important to keep gradients, keep linear details, etc.
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Conner's spidery, symmetrical, linear forms suggest insects and ancient signs.
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Linear programs are now well understood and quick to solve.
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Sure. But esports doesn't need linear broadcast to keep thriving.
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Onto the ground she will draw an exacting linear configuration.
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The traditional linear, we expect it to continue to decline.
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He adds that overcoming addiction is rarely a linear process.
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But in the beta, it all felt a bit linear.
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The Commission had proposed the 2.2 linear reduction rate originally.
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The greatest television has taken advantage of extended, linear time.
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Cancer is a dynamic; its complex biology overwhelms linear solutions.
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And since when is the game not about linear ratings?
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Every year is different, though, and sometimes growth isn't linear.
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Carl Clarke's move from raver to cook is less linear.
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The current prototype controls the phone's linear and rotational movements.
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Analog Devices intends to buy Linear Technology, of Milpitas, Calif.
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It's not a linear equation that is tied to volume.
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I crave a simple form, linear, ten pages at most.
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Some players currently in linear television, especially distributors, will win.
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More important, the slope of the linear fit is 1.
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The "simple math" for financial independence relies on linear projections.
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Grief was not linear; it was more of an oscillation.
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The linear structure of bamboo basketry maintains a remarkable clarity.
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"We're all relatively small compared to linear TV," Hastings said.
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The Anjum sections are linear and propulsive and often playful.
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But as the volume climbs, the relationship is not linear.
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Mercury's current customers include YC startup Tandem, Remote, and Linear.
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The basic sensor is an accelerometer that detects linear acceleration.
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Science is not linear and static, but sporadic and dynamic.
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Thompson can, however, utilize linear kicks to the lead leg.
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Unlike most retrospectives, the organization is not linear or chronological.
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Linear TV. They wouldn't have said that eight years ago.
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Zygote is far more linear than your first Oats film, Rakka.
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Feedback pathways are represented in blue (VCLM, voice coil linear motor).
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The level design, too, is busier, while simultaneously being more linear.
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However, he still considers himself to be the true linear champion.
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Long, linear dunes encircle the equator of Titan, Saturn's largest moon.
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There is, of course, no linear relationship between animation and quality.
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Is it based on how round or linear an object is?
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One might criticize the play for lacking a coherent, linear structure.
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It's experienced more as a guided meditation than a linear story.
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The game's linear structure makes these moments all the more frustrating.
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Kevin O'Leary owns Dr. Pepper Snapple, Hershey, Northrop Grumman, Linear Technology.
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We created a lot of systems that support non-linear gameplay.
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Radiation therapists operate machines called linear accelerators, which deliver radiation therapy.
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On a linear scale, the drop-off rate is quite dramatic.
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The pattern of design and creation is no longer so linear.
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To put any of this on a linear timeline is silly.
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" Linear Technology: "The stock I like in that group is LRCX.
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But in the Book of Life, the linear paradigm doesn't hold.
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"People want to think about time as being linear," he says.
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Patent people tend to be conservative and linear in their thinking.
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They're linear and polished and timed optimally to keep your attention.
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IBM, Netflix and Linear Tech are all due after market close.
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The utricle and saccule detect gravity (vertical orientation) and linear movement.
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But that progression is not linear, and there are notable exceptions.
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You mentioned a few times earlier linear television, streaming or SVOD.
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However, the new product will not have current linear ESPN content.
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Living your best life doesn't always mean traveling a linear path.
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"The goal is to break out of linear thinking," Blake says.
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ESPN says will count linear and streaming audiences as the same.
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Against the power punching Walters, Lomachenko fought a more linear fight.
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In the first quarter, AT&T shed 187,000 linear video subscribers.
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PT on Fox across all of its linear and digital platforms.
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It's less linear than "Appointments," but no less affecting for it.
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In their infancy, they were a companion to linear television coverage.
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Linear kicks are a pain in the neck for aggressive fighters.
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Maybe, I realized, my father no longer inhabits the linear world.
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"It's a lot more linear this season," Wood told the publication.
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Some were so masterful and odd that they transcended linear logic.
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"Our understanding of time as linear is completely false," he said.
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In the 15th century, the introduction of linear perspective revolutionized art.
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The Compact Linear Collider's supporters in the organisation are a minority.
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On the face of things, the International Linear Collider is ahead.
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The finished watch was rigorously linear, almost aggressively spare and androgynous.
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There simply isn't a linear or cookie-cutter answer to this.
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The movie, however, is a lot less linear than Eddie's rise.
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It has not been linear and it has not been traditional.
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The trajectory of Bryant's life did not take a linear course.
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IT'S NOT NECESSARILY AN EITHER/OR OR IN A LINEAR FASHION.
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The narrative is a linear march, with little time for distractions.
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Succinct, linear responses make you seem like a composed, logical person.
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They're really interested in something more modern and definitely more linear.
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Reading does not have to be a comprehensive or linear exercise.
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"Her collection is more intuitive and associative than linear," he said.
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But you've said yourself you don't see time as linear, anyway.
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Today, Linear is announcing a seed round of $4.2 million led by Sequoia, with participation also from Index Ventures and a number of investors, startup founders and others that will also advise Linear as it grows.
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He was inspired by many different sources – many of them non-western – and though he proceeded incrementally, linear stroke by linear stroke, he wasn't afraid that he would either lose his way or get bogged down.
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Photo: The MEAL CollaborationMEAL is a "revolutionary linear collider concept," a pair of linear accelerators "synchronized by a human trigger," explained Rebeca Gonzalez Suarez, MEAL's director general, spokesperson, and a particle physicist at Uppsala University in Sweden.
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In addition to the programming investment, Viacom has created products to improve the monetization of both linear and non-linear viewership and improve the yield on its advertising inventory, including its Viacom Vantage, Velocity and Echo offerings.
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With so much of linear TV's audience decamping in favor of digital platforms, executives said the company has created a "single audience guarantee" for whether a viewer is watching via linear television or on a digital platform.
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I think you're going to see consolidation on a linear channel front.
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Walk forward to your rendezvous point and an ordinary linear story unfolds.
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This is a lot like linear momentum (which physicists just call momentum).
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The device will passively deliver its payload in a sustained, linear way.
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This investigative narrative seems simple enough, but Ga's tale is non-linear.
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This is because platforms operate in a different way than linear businesses.
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For Linear B, phonetic charts painstakingly eventually led to that language's decipherment.
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As Colin Campbell at Polygon noted, Subsurface Circular is a linear game.
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Sequoia backed companies including Oracle, Microchip Technology, Linear Technology and Network Appliance.
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It's not linear or simple, but usually it's very fun and gratifying.
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"This gives the option of a cleaner, more linear look," she says.
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Yes, that's a linear scale, so yes, it's a big jump up.
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Its levels are relentlessly scripted and linear, with occasional semi-secret areas.
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He describes the game initially as a roller-coaster, a linear experience.
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"I'm an oddball," he said of his linear path to the Games.
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The plot isn't remotely linear, although it appeared to be (ahem, Triangle).
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Works from this time are playful and linear, stylized with wide angles.
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He is after non-linear time: how mental and actual time overlap.
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Like Little Labors, these books are more coherent collages than linear narratives.
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Nor could he provide a linear timeline or offer a crisp narrative.
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"The composition is chaotic but interrelated, non-linear but cyclical," notes Walker.
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Shelter for imposing too much of a linear framework on the concert
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Perhaps Oliver Stone was right after all: time isn't linear but circular.
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It also emphasizes that progress is not linear, nor is it irreversible.
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Of course it didn't happen one linear step forward at a time.
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There are no promises in the NBA, and growth is not linear.
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"Linear TV is declining; that's fueling the growth of subscribers," he said.
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There's likely comparable money for her at any digital or linear outlet.
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Nowadays, it seems clear that rock history is not linear but cyclical.
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Rach was previously at Linear Investment in the private markets strategy team.
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MAFFEI: I THINK THE LINEAR VIDEO CHANNELS ARE IN A TOUGH SPOT.
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AND YOU MIX ALL THAT UP, THE QUARTERLY GROWTH ISN'T ALWAYS LINEAR.
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If we were to follow that linear curve, you'd be fighting Galactus.
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Their vocabulary of circular and twisting linear elements evoke gesture and dance.
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Rather than a linear biopic, it is a nuanced meditation on exile.
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Linear actuators then move the sphere by shifting its centre of gravity.
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The rest is as smooth, white and linear as an art gallery.
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The obituary also misstated his position at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center.
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The two variables are not correlated since the relationship is not linear.
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I don't think of art as a linear progression in that sense.
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Instead of a linear process, the history of water was more complicated.
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We just saw it on Killing Eve, when something returns to linear.
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The living room has a linear gas fireplace built into the wall.
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This challenges the idea that human ancestors evolved in a linear fashion.
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But how about just turning an exponential function into a linear function?
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Instead, he said linear TV providers continue to represent Netflix's biggest rival.
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"That stuff will stand twelve hundred pounds per linear inch," Boyd said.
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IT WILL BE AN ADD-ON SERVICE TO THE ESPN LINEAR SERVICES.
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Again, these use simple linear sliders or buttons to achieve different effects.
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Broadly speaking, there is a linear pattern between money and life satisfaction.
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They rely on existing knowledge, linear processes, and what can be measured.
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I think we have about six linear inches of cards for it.
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The response of consumption to prices is continuous but highly non-linear.
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Though the general structure of "Figuring" is chronological, it's anything but linear.
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Because the path looks pretty linear up until the LinkedIn part, right?
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But they also found that the rate of this improvement isn't linear.
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Controlled by linear actuators these form the contours of a 3D face.
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This is the late '13s, early '70s; mechanical, linear and industrial world.
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It ordered the contractor to immediately replace 22016,2350 linear feet of ductwork.
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Just because you make a lot more, it's not a linear relationship.
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Magway is based on linear synchronous magnetic motors, similar to the technology used in roller coasters, and was co-founded by Rupert Cruise, an engineer who has designed linear motor systems for Hyperloop and U.S. Navy aircraft carriers.
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The storytelling is sort of mixed linear/non-linear, it's a weird book to describe but it's basically my meditation on my experience being depressed and suicidal and what that felt like for me translated into a superhero comic.
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"The price increase [per account/credit card number] usually isn't linear," says Salat.
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The linear accelerators, the first steps of the accelerator process, will be replaced.
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Recovery isn't a linear process when it comes to any long-term illness.
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Any sense of coherent, linear storytelling might be fractured by itchy trigger fingers.
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Today, Sessions exemplifies the fact that racial progress in America is not linear.
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And we saw a light on the horizon going super-fast, not linear.
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They were our first taste of portable, interactive gadgets with a linear lifespan.
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That long, linear fencing game suddenly becomes Whack-a-Mole with a spear.
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BOB IGER: I believe that they will continue to watch a linear television.
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The outsized discoveries – the "non-linear" ones – are highly likely to require wandering.
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It's a straightforward satire of contemporary bourgeois radicalism, with a simple, linear timeline.
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But Snapchat says it wants to complement, rather than compete with, linear television.
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Sling Orange includes more than 30 linear channels, including ESPN, CNN and TNT.
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The outsized discoveries — the 'non-linear' ones — are highly likely to require wandering.
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"The path and process of my work has never been linear," Tull says.
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So non-linear editing systems, like today it would be Avid and Digidesign.
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And after that, linear first-person shooters virtually deconstructed themselves out of existence.
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"With this update, progression is now linear," EA said in a blog post.
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Author Daniel McCoy writes that time in Norse mythology is cyclical — not linear.
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Namely, when ice starts melting, it doesn't go in a plodding, linear fashion.
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We never said that it would be a linear path to get there.
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Called Between the Waters, the project invites digital exploration through non-linear storytelling.
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To Ewing, there are two ways of seeing time: as linear and circular.
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The story proceeds not in linear time but around the architecture of time.
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"There's a pretty linear association between whole grain intake and mortality," Sun said.
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Is that style of storytelling more exciting to you than something more linear?
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FIFA's world soccer rankings are notorious for their non-linear relationship with reality.
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They are getting better under Willard; it just hasn't been a linear progression.
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The North American system was more conservative and linear and systematic, almost primitive.
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"I doubt the relationship [between work hours and health] is linear," Dembe says.
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If I had to graph how I felt, it's a linear of things.
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It can't come from a prescribed place, from a linear way of thinking.
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Relationships used to be more linear, with clear-cut "commitment phases," Knopp says.
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The future of Disney is streaming, and the past is linear cable television.
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"People tend to think of their career as a linear progression," he said.
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Linear TV makes sense for us because of the cost associated with it.
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This content will be mixed in with live, linear streams from Moonbug, pocket.
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Grief is all-encompassing, radiating outward in multiple directions, circular rather than linear.
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In her eighth novel, "Love," Morrison again embraced a non-linear storytelling style.
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Linear ratings are down, ... cord cutting is certainly growing, cord shaving is growing.
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"However, we don't expect expense reductions to be linear going forward," Rueda said.
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"Nothing's ever linear; there's no point A to point B," says Giovannini-Torelli.
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Now the non-linear Has maneuvered the rational Into position, and may rest.
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Certainly interesting stuff to consider in an age of linear low line kicks.
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Wednesday, it'll demonstrate the propulsion technology, accelerating a sled using hyperloop's linear motors.
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Win It All is definitely the director's most linear, straightforward film to date.
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Other publishers are going straight to linear TV networks to distribute new shows.
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Politics, sports, and culture are ever evolving, and that evolution isn't always linear.
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"The big winner is traditional media — linear TV and streaming radio," Greenfield said.
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The good news about linear change is that you can see it coming.
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SS: Yeah, there will be a linear six-hour version, end of January.
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So he's the linear heir to the throne, now that he's been legitimized.
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Thankfully, though, people are combating that stereotype (though not all progress is linear).
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However, we are consistently taking chunks of Detail and putting it on linear.
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"Traditionally, we've thought of our evolution in a linear manner," said Haile-Selassie.
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Notice that there's a linear relationship between the position and the spring force.
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Formally and philosophically, his focus was on each moment, with little linear development.
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Are they mission-oriented, do they solve the puzzles in a linear order?
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His first works were often more air than metal — linear and lyrically open.
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Rees jettisons the narrator and irons out the story into a linear structure.
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Advertisers are working to balance their spending on linear TV with digital video.
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The narrator is a curator, arranging disparate sources to assemble a linear story.
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SOMETIMES IT WILL BE A CARRIAGE OF YOUR EXISTING BOUQUET OF LINEAR FEEDS.
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Historical comparisons are impossible to draw in such a linear way, of course.
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Finally, she cut linear patterns into the surface to expose color strata beneath.
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One approach is tight and linear, while the other is expansive and fluid.
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Here, YG is darting across tracks, veering away from his otherwise linear technique.
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A series of elegant animations illustrate basic statistics, from probability to linear regression.
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The Donald Show is almost completely unscripted, usually non-linear and entirely real.
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The theory applies well to old-school product and services businesses — what we call "linear" businesses because they are defined by a linear supply chain where value and information flow primarily in one direction (from the supplier to the consumer).
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Deadline says that Syfy's decision not to renew the show reportedly comes down to its terms: it only has the first-run linear rights for the US: "That puts an extraordinary amount of emphasis on live, linear viewing," says the report.
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There's a narrative to a lot of these pieces and a linear way to think about them, but then we also get to think about comics and about the formal aspects of comics, because comics aren't just linear storytelling and gags.
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Indeed, as media consumption habits continue to shift seamlessly between linear TV and digital video channels, broadcasters and TV operators are recognizing the need to offer similar capabilities to customers buying their content across both linear television and video channels.
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The electronic shell structures and the non-linear responses are like a frequency modulator.
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Crunch some linear algebra and we wind up with optimal routes through the network.
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Yeah, I mean I've still tried to keep my hand in traditional linear television.
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A film is linear, less tangible in contrast to a display of physical objects.
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In my approach, you put down a linear structure on a set of points.
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They are the length of a film, but with no linear or discernable plot.
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Judy Glantzman: I drew from a very early age, usually in a linear way.
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"In the history of advertising, ads were placed in fairly linear environments, " he explained.
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Such tricky moments can be representational nightmares, reminders that social progress is rarely linear.
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You can almost smell the hairspray in the slapdash, blurry, and non-linear video.
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For me, it's Crash Bandicoot and the linear platformers of the original Sony PlayStation.
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It comes with 450 linear feat of beach and is surrounded by coastal gardens.
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It doesn't have a single linear narrative, but it's lively, conversational, and highly intelligent.
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Users wanted more of an engaging experience, something more than a passive linear video.
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Currently, Comet LINEAR is too far south to be seen from the United States.
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"Remember that exponential growth often looks sub-linear at the very beginnings," he says.
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This is different from the more traditionally linear project Visceral was reportedly working on.
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Instead, they mix aspects of OpArt, Surrealism, Persian miniatures, and Asian decorative linear grounds.
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It's a sort of middle ground between Logitech's tactile and near-silent linear switches.
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This is because The Metal does not care for the laws of linear time.
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And with that comes this cool, unhurried, decisive, linear way of moving through space.
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I plotted out Homer's hypothetical job salaries in a linear order, by episode number.
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Plays would look similar: just looser, less linear, less rigid, more open to improvisation.
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And the way a given cuvée accrues value is not linear (see chart 3).
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Had linear perspective been used, the pattern would have receded in a straight line.
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A live, linear feed of BET Soul, BET's music channel, is offered as well.
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This means, unlike pretty much any other sport, the play is decidedly non-linear.
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The simple linear algorithm with just two inputs had an accuracy of 66 percent.
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This new catapult uses a linear induction motor to launch aircraft off of ships.
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However, current content on ESPN's linear networks will not be part of the service.
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On the first day of scout school, they tell you that development isn't linear.
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Those levels will apparently have multiple objectives to complete, rather than being purely linear.
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That's a rather linear look, though, of an industry that is facing extreme flux.
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The app also features a live, linear stream of BET's music channel BET Soul.
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Time itself seemed to expand and not in a linear fashion as once believed.
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And Yoel Romero: But McGregor's penchant in recent years has been for linear kicks.
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Both are very simple programs that emphasize proper barbell technique and slow, linear progression.
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Well, he wasn't interested in things like cause and effect or a linear narrative.
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"Long-form linear video never became a huge part of Refinery's revenue," Anderson said.
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"Addressable breaks linear TVmeasurement and C3 and C7 ratings don't work anymore," she said.
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War is non-linear and full of uncertainty, McMaster routinely shares in his speeches.
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It's hard for us to extrapolate anything that's non-linear going in the future.
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And in the non-linear space, Netflix does not care how old you are.
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But "retrospective" doesn't ring quite right for an artist whose work disrupts linear time.
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The most common models include linear/logistic regression, random forests and boosted decision trees.
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Time folds in on itself, because the story isn't presented in a linear fashion.
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Credit Suisse advised Analog Devices, while Qatalyst Partners provided financial advice to Linear Technology.
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SKF's linear and actuation technology business had sales of 2 billion crowns in 2017.
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They may share elements with linear film and television, or task-oriented video games.
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We work very closely with a lot of those linear broadcast and cable partners.
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ZIP codes aren't even contiguous areas - they are actually just linear features along roads.
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