The magnetically propelled bots are no wider than a pinhead.
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It now magnetically attaches to the tablet to charge wirelessly.
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Qubits are "wired" together by allowing them to interact magnetically.
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Now, it attaches to the tablet magnetically and charges wirelessly.
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After all, we've never traveled in a magnetically levitating pod.
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The Apple Pencil magnetically sticks with the new iPad Pro.
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The battery attaches magnetically to the case when it's needed.
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It's a separate thing, but it magnetically attaches to the back.
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These are magnetically driven eruptions of material from the sun's surface.
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It won't magnetically attach to the side as on a Surface.
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The second-generation Apple Pencil stylus attaches magnetically and charges wirelessly.
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In magnetic-induced hyperthermia a magnetically active chemical into a tumor.
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The additional panels connect magnetically so more panels means more power.
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The folding covers attach magnetically to the back of the device.
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The new version magnetically attaches to the tablet and charges wirelessly.
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One of the cooler features is the magnetically attached bluetooth keyboard.
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Metal fraction magnetically recovered from the cinders of a fluidized bed oven.
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The Connector attaches magnetically and works with Microsoft's own line of docks.
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It doubles as a cover that attaches magnetically to the Smart Connector.
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Instead, passengers would travel on magnetically levitating pods moved by electric propulsion.
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The S Pen magnetically attaches to the back of the Tab S24.
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You see, old Pros used a charger that connected magnetically to the device.
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They also snap together magnetically, so they can be worn around the neck.
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The new digital stylus connects magnetically to the iPad Pro and charges wirelessly.
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It will attach magnetically to the iPad Pro, where it will charge wirelessly.
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The improved S Pen also magnetically attaches to the back of the tablet.
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The ink is also magnetically charged to ensure scanners look for the numbers.
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We walk into Sephora or Ulta, and we're magnetically drawn to certain brands.
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Inside, shoes are displayed on metal shelves that attach magnetically to the walls.
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The magnetically sealing folding leather USB-C charging case is my favorite part.
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It magnetically sticks to the top of the iPad so you don't lose it.
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They may swim to one farther afield but more magnetically familiar and breed there.
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No, not charging it magnetically with its included MagSafe puck, but on the go.
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"People are drawn magnetically to your authenticity," the performance artist Penny Arcade tells Conrad.
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Like Apple's Pencil, it charges wirelessly, attaching magnetically to the tablet to power up.
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The speaker is held in place magnetically and charges with a bundled, cordless dock.
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The set-up looks a bit like an oversized AirPods case that snaps together magnetically.
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By magnetically levitating the wheel, all kinds of problems are avoided and new possibilities unlocked.
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The strip allows a series of different mods to be magnetically attached to the phone.
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Instead of a Lightning port, it charges wirelessly when it magnetically connects to the iPad.
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Modules magnetically attach and connect to the Moto Z and Z Force through these contacts.
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The case lid closes magnetically, and the buds themselves are also firmly seated with magnets.
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The Smart Connector on the iPad Pro is used to magnetically connect a Smart Keyboard.
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The sensor, which costs $79.99, magnetically attaches to your clothes and buzzes every time you slouch.
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It magnetically clips to the side of the iPad Pro, which also wirelessly charges it up.
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And then before I started having children, [my cause] became children, organically, and magnetically, and psychically.
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Their carrying case is relatively slim, and it magnetically pulls the earbuds into their proper placement.
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In comparison, the Surface Pro 4's stylus attaches magnetically to the side of the tablet.
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It has its own metal strip that magnetically attaches to any pair of glasses with PogoTrack.
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When you replace the earbuds into the case, they magnetically — and satisfyingly — snap into their enclosures.
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It clips on magnetically and latches into place around the bulbous Z Play Droid's camera hump.
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It's the best stylus around, and it magnetically clings to the side, auto-pairing and charging.
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On the iPad Pro, the Smart Connector lets you magnetically attach and connect the Smart Keyboard.
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Accessories include a magnetically attached stylus and keyboard (which looks very much like Apple's Smart Keyboard).
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He was athletically blessed, magnetically cool, telegenically handsome — but he was somehow one of them, too.
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Microsoft also magnetically attaches its new Surface Slim Pen to the rear of the Surface Neo.
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There's a magnetically active region around Jupiter wholly inhospitable to biology, let alone our own science equipment.
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Porsche Design's stylus uses Wacom technology and even snaps magnetically onto the side of the Book One.
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It comes with a remote control which magnetically sticks to the fan so you won't lose it.
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The blocks themselves are connected magnetically and transfer data, power, and control signals through spring-loaded pins.
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The power button remote can attach magnetically to metal surfaces and has a range of 10 meters.
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She says that their dynamic magnetically draws people into the fold, helping forge a sense of collectivism.
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Each pixel flips from dark to light (or dark to color) instantly using a magnetically controlled switch.
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The yolk is a soft silicone, while the metal buds snap together magnetically to close the loop.
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The new Apple Pencil is built to snap magnetically to the edge of the new iPad Pro.
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"He was just as magnetically protean in his performances on film as he was onstage," she says.
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The whole setup is actually really clever — the stylus magnetically snaps into place and starts charging immediately.
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A limpet mine is an explosive charge that magnetically attaches itself to the hull of a ship.
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The newer, better Pencil also magnetically attaches to the iPad Pro's edge and even charges wirelessly from it.
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The roving moral panics that Pokémon has always magnetically attracted are not necessarily all unreasonable or totally unfounded.
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The U.S. military says they removed an unexploded limpet mine, which can be magnetically attached to a vessel.
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I think, because there is something so core there and undeniable, and it does magnetically pull you in.
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The new S-Pen attached magnetically to the back of the Tab S6 and features pass-through charging.
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The roving moral panics that Pokémon has always magnetically attracted are not necessarily all unreasonable or totally unfounded.
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It also has a magnetically affixed head, though the BB-9E's topper has a more sinister, edgy look.
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Add-ons simply magnetically snap on to the devices, so there's no need to turn the phone off.
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Moto Mods magnetically snap onto the Moto Z and Moto Z Force and connect instantly via these contacts.
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Despite having less space to do so, the marker now magnetically attaches to the side of the tablet.
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That way, a future servicing satellite could approach a failed OneWeb satellite and magnetically attach via the plate.
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A detachable keyboard can magnetically attach to one screen, allowing you to use it like a traditional laptop.
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As they magnetically dislodge from their charging case, you definitely get the sense you're trying on something futuristic.
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You'll need Rolls-Royce's mother-of-pearl spoons, which are magnetically attached to the top of the hammock.
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You can charge new the Apple Pencil 2 wirelessly (thank god) by magnetically attaching it to the new iPad.
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Instead of moving on wheels like a train, the hyperloop will levitate magnetically, allowing it to avoid more resistance.
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The stylus charges wireless, attaching magnetically to the rear of the device, so you're less likely to misplace it.
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When you're not actually listening to the earbuds, they can latch together magnetically and rest centered at your chest.
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Oddly, it will also cover magnetically encoded gift cards, reusable shopping bags, ornamental cloth patches, shoe laces, and bathrobes.
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BB-9E's head is magnetically attached to its body, and the bottom half of its head contains copper windings.
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In this case, VAIO could have learned something from the Surface, where the pen magnetically latches to the body.
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The new Smart Keyboard Folio magnetically attaches to the new iPad Pro and protects the front and the back.
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This frictionless environment allows the magnetically levitating pod to travel at airliner-speeds through the length of the tube.
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The device, which attaches magnetically to the dashboard, is designed to prevent those awkward car mix-ups with passengers.
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There's also a removable keyboard that magnetically snaps onto the screen, just like Microsoft's Surface Pro range of tablets.
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Or Moises Alou, legs splayed but knees connected as if magnetically paired, a contortion exhibition at each plate appearance.
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Kids can then choose among 10 top frames that snap on magnetically and change the look of the glasses.
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There's no danger of any attachments falling off as these attachments connect magnetically and the connection is quite powerful.
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Never before has talent in European soccer been more concentrated, more magnetically drawn to the same handful of clubs.
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Marian's worldview is easily reinforced until reality breaks through her preconceptions in a series of magnetically realized plot developments.
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The 4K Pro Magnetic Webcam attaches magnetically to the display with a stand designed to perfectly fit the screen.
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The practical implications are pretty staggering, as the magnetically controlled robot can remove foreign objects, patch wounds, or deliver medicines.
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The new iPad Pro models also come with a redesigned $129 Apple Pencil stylus that connects magnetically to charge wirelessly.
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Then, the actual display part just latches onto that back plate magnetically, like this: It looks incredibly satisfying to do.
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The iPad Pro will also be available with an optional Smart Keyboard that magnetically connects to the tablet as well.
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Plus, you can magnetically snap them into the included charging case to extend your listening time up to 30 hours.
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But it was light and small and quick, and it felt magnetically drawn to the nearby, woefully off-limits dunes.
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He has been making sculptures magnetically levitate since 1987, and continues to push the medium through to the modern day.
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That base also attaches magnetically to the thin metal plate that's used to secure the security cam to your home.
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The tablet has four speakers, and it supports the second-generation Apple Pencil that magnetically attaches to its side to charge.
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Yesterday, I grabbed the Surface Pen magnetically attached to the side of the display, and gave its button a double click.
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It's also semi-modular, with modules (such as the aforementioned 360-degree camera) that can be magnetically attached to its body.
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It has an anti-skid mat that magnetically locks in your phone for secure recharging and helps it maintain its stability.
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It's well built and magnetically latches to the Tab S63's screen, and there's a detachable holster for the S Pen.
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Each kit comes with interchangeable "bits," or electronic building blocks, that attach magnetically to a transparent sleeve that kids can wear.
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The particles are drawn into trajectories along magnetic field lines, which is why they get pulled to the magnetically powerful poles.
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Musk envisioned a tube where magnetically levitated pods carrying people or cargo would be propelled through vacuum tubes at ultrahigh speeds.
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The team built a camera rig that stuntmen wore on their heads and that magnetically stabilized the lens, creating steadier shots.
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First proposed by Musk in 2013, the Hyperloop is a plan to drive magnetically levitated pods through a low-pressure tube.
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The Apple Pencil 2, which charges by magnetically attaching to the side of an iPad Pro, sports a similar charging coil.
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If you're in an anti-immigrant and xenophobic debate, then "America First" will kind of magnetically accrue those anti-immigrant sentiments.
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The HDMI plug also no longer clings to the puck magnetically for easier storage, which is something you probably never noticed anyways.
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There's also the trackpad, which has the neat parlor trick of magnetically detaching and flipping over to turn into a number pad.
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Additionally, Fasetto is selling some magnetically detachable accessories to expand the Link's functionality: a $29 battery pack and a $149 LTE expansion.
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The mic attaches magnetically to your clothes and can record up to four hours of audio at any distance from your phone.
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You can't wear normal glasses with the Magic Leap One, but you can order prescription lenses that clip magnetically into the headset.
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Designed primarily for Apple devices, the Flens attaches magnetically to a steel washer that you need to stick around your phone's flashlight.
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By your third or fourth seemingly suicidal jump, though, you'll realize the game is tuned to draw you almost magnetically toward grips.
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Many tots will already be familiar with Magformers, the plastic geometric tiles that connect magnetically to make a range of different structures.
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The new Scosche MagicMount eliminates some of those issues, magnetically attaching to the back of your iPhone for easy one-handed use.
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She was just this fascinating creature, who was totally NOT flamboyant or pretentious, but absolutely, magnetically controlling—and this Nordic beauty, too.
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Joined with Jimmy is Kim Wexler (a magnetically stoic Rhea Seehorn), his colleague and girlfriend, and arguably the series' fulcrum and heart.
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And Misha Kahn (also born 1989) is like a one-man design movement in his own right, feverishly prolific and magnetically inventive.
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The Flip Cover is a lightweight case that the Switch clips into, with a fabric finish and a lid that attaches magnetically.
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He is a superstar illusionist in his native Britain, a keen observer of human behavior, and a magnetically entertaining, balls-out liar.
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The Concept UFO's controllers magnetically attach to the sides of the tablet, making them easy to attach and detach without any fiddling.
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One neat feature is that the motion controller for Nreal's glasses is a small circular puck that connects magnetically to the processor pack.
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The buds themselves are milled from aluminum, but more importantly, OnePlus ensured you can magnetically snap them to each other to avoid tangles.
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Stick it somewhere you'll see every day, like your wall or table, and it'll magnetically keep your keys where you can find them.
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These get about 10 hours of juice per charge, sound decent, and the buds magnetically attach onto the ends when you aren't listening.
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Microsoft's magnetic pen snaps onto the side of the device magnetically, which is good news for those of us who regularly misplace peripherals.
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It looks just like the Dash's case, only a bit smaller, and the earbuds magnetically snap into place, which is a nice touch.
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It's a full-fledged modular smart speaker add-on that snaps magnetically onto the back of Motorola's flagship — a sort of mini-Echo.
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The best way to charge the glasses is in the case, though, where — when folded up — they magnetically attach and stay in place.
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Smart Connectors allow the iPad Pro to magnetically connect to Apple's Smart Keyboard and draw power directly from the iPad it's connected to.
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This multiuse mount magnetically secures your screen to your dash where you can see it and wirelessly charges the battery while you drive.
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It also has a Smart Connector, which will come in handy if you want to purchase one of Apple's magnetically attachable Smart Keyboards.
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My one complaint, actually, it doesn't magnetically lock and unlock the Switch itself like an iPad Smart Cover, which would have been nice.
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To extend battery life from about two hours to over three, he added a custom battery that attaches magnetically via a pogo pin system.
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Here's the rest of the specs: The Book One also supports a digital stylus that sticks to the right side of the device magnetically.
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Also for iPad users: the Apple Pencil now charges wirelessly and magnetically sticks to your tablet so you don't lose it, which is helpful.
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According to SamMobile, the tablet will include a new S Pen that can wirelessly charge from the tablet while it's magnetically attached to it.
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These steel pods, 11 feet in diameter, will be magnetically suspended on a track and able to reach up to 760 miles per hour.
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The hyperloop is a concept for a magnetically levitating, tunnel-bound high-speed train — theoretically designed to zoom across the nation at 760 mph.
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Researchers from Germany's Institute for Integrative Nanosciences at IFW Dresden have successfully developed and tested magnetically powered robotic suits that strap onto individual sperm.
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The Yoga Book comes with an ink insert for its stylus and a stack of note paper that magnetically attaches to the touch panel.
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It also comes with a sweet wrist rest that affixes itself magnetically to the base of the keyboard, which is convenient and very comfortable.
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That may sound impossible, but Baker and Harris, both in their early 30s then, exerted a magnetically charged ambivalence that seemed to defy physics.
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A suction cup on the bottom keeps the base from sliding around and the controllers snap-on magnetically for quick de- and re-attachment.
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Throughout their years at university, Marianne and Connell circle one another, straying toward other people and possibilities but always magnetically, irresistibly drawn back together.
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The charging case magnetically keeps the earbuds snugly in place, and can provide two additional full charges, adding about 10 hours of more listening time.
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At its heart, Strangers is radically empathetic journey through Isobel's budding bisexuality — her insatiable, magnetically endearing uncertainty about who she is and what she wants.
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These tiny ceramic buds magnetically snap into a cylindrical adapter that can fit into four different kinds of charging cases — including two you can wear.
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A star sign can give buyers a sense of being personally suited — perhaps magnetically drawn — toward something, instead of overwhelmed by the pressure of choice.
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The "rescue" craft will use computer vision to lock onto the out-of-control satellite and match velocity with it, then latch onto it magnetically.
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On your off time, the Apple Pencil sticks magnetically to the iPad to charge, and the iPad itself is armed with 10-hour battery life.
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It comes with a magnetically attaching Surface Connector, but unfortunately the charging brick doesn't have a USB-A port (the larger Surface Pro charger does).
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Another big feature of the Surface Pen is that it can be magnetically attached to either side of the Studio's massive screen at any time.
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When you do need to put them away, the buds can be magnetically anchored so that they won't get twisted or tangled in your bag.
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It's all screen and no keyboard on its own, but a magnetically attachable keyboard can fit on top of the bottom portion of the Neo.
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It's all screen and no keyboard on its own, but a magnetically attachable keyboard can fit on top of the bottom portion of the Neo.
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They point out that the battery-powered JUUL couples magnetically to its charging dock, and "this magnet is the likely culprit" in their patient's case.
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It's the best stylus around, and it magnetically clings to the side of the tablet where it auto-pairs with the device and charges wirelessly.
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"We're going to produce a transformational change in our understanding of how we as a civilization are magnetically connected to and impacted by the sun."
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The Surface Pen already magnetically attaches to Surface laptops, albeit without charging, so hopefully this FCC filing is a sign of the feature to come.
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The iPad Pro's Pencil magnetically connects to the side of the device and automatically charges — a small touch Apple hopes will resonate with creative users.
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MONISHA PERKASH, CEO, LUMO BODYTECH: So, Lumo Lift attaches to your shirt magnetically and when you slouch, it will vibrate, to remind you to straighten up.
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The earbuds magnetically lock in to the point that you can't even shake them loose, and it offers an extra day or so of battery life.
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Rather than the ridiculous charging mechanism from the first version, the Apple Pencil 1003 now attaches magnetically to the iPad Pro, which also charges the accessory.
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The robot consists of two magnetically-attached halves, one that sits on the outside of the airship, while the other clings to it from the inside.
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It attaches magnetically to the bottom of the Pixel Slate with a custom connector, and it has a full-sized set of keys and a trackpad.
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When not in use, the earbuds magnetically attach to each other to help minimize tangles—the magnetic click also conveniently auto-pauses whatever you're listening to.
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To shed each exoskeleton, the magnetically-controlled Primer heads into a small pool of water, then rolls out to find another exoskeleton sheet and start again.
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If you happen to have a real whiteboard lying around, however, the robot will snap to it, magnetically, so it can draw vertically or upside down.
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Spider comes in two parts — one for the inner surface and one for the outer area — which magnetically pair and inspect the airship using light sensors.
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When a call comes in, the neckband vibrates, at which point users can answer by separating the magnetically attached earbuds as they hang around their neck.
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Maglev trains are able to reach such dizzying speeds by swapping out the traditional fitted-wheels-on-track design for a magnetically powered cushion of air.
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I particularly want to highlight the charging solution: You plug an USB power cord into the transmitter, then magnetically connect the Basslet itself to the transmitter.
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Sara David, culture editor I spend all day feeling pulled by a magnetically grotesque other, like I'm tip-toeing around the Dead Marshes of Middle-earth.
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I started to feel like I could be pregnant; I found my hands magnetically drawn to my belly, where I'd hold the possible needlepoint-sized zygote.
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It even comes with a Surface Pen stylus that magnetically clips to the side, much like on the Surface Pro 4 tablet and Surface Book laptop.
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Apple also introduced a new iPad keyboard, a new stylus that charges wirelessly and connects magnetically to the iPad, and new iPad apps like Adobe Photoshop.
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Then a large potted plant, installed by Kerry Tribe under an enormous ceiling lamp, draws your attention magnetically, only to rebuff it again just as quickly.
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The newest iPad Pros support an updated version of the Apple Pencil that can wirelessly charge off the tablet itself, after magnetically attaching to the tablet's side.
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A few other things have changed from that model, like the switch from Micro USB to a proprietary cable that magnetically latches to water-sensing charging pins.
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It's a goofy idea on the surface — a tiny camera (with severe memory and battery limitations) that magnetically clips in to a track on your glasses frames.
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Apple's approach to stylus charging, where the Apple Pencil 21 inductively charges whenever it's magnetically attached to the side of the iPad Pro, is an elegant solution.
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Sensors printed with this ink would magnetically attach to each other when a rip or tear occurs, automatically fixing a device at the first sign of disintegration.
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Elon Musk has proposed building a hyperloop that would work by magnetically levitating a pod and sending it through a vacuum tube, eliminating friction and maximizing speed.
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The case can be used with or without the keyboard, which just snaps magnetically onto the edge of your iPad Pro (intentionally left open by the case).
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In periods when the world and its inhabitants seem too vicious to bear, some people find themselves drawn magnetically to what might be called feel-bad entertainment.
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MagSafe is a technology in which Mac laptops were able to charge with a power cord that magnetically connected instead of actually having to stick something in.
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The thermometer magnetically mounts to your grill or oven, and when your phone is more than 30 feet away, the display goes blank to conserve battery life.
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Instead, magnetically levitating passenger pods use electric propulsion to zip through low-pressure tubes, transporting people and cargo at speeds of up to 670 miles per hour.
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There's a giant screen with sensors attached, so that a "cloud" of pixels gathers, seemingly magnetically, into the shape of the person standing in front of it.
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A small antenna magnetically attaches to the roof of the van and connects to a box (which I've now permanently wall-mounted), that plugs into a DC outlet.
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The correlation functions of this system express the likelihood that iron atoms will be magnetically oriented in the same direction, as a function of the distances between them.
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Kissing Salt & Pepper ShakersAh, love is in the air, and what better way to express undying love than with decorative kitchen utensils whose lips are magnetically clasped together?
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These chargers woulds snap off and on magnetically without damaging your computer or port and they were amazingly great at saving your laptop from tipping onto the floor.
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It's a thin tablet with a built-in, infinitely adjustable kickstand, a keyboard that magnetically attaches to the bottom, and a pressure-sensitive pen for writing and drawing.
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Both the old on-ear and newly introduced over-ear pads are made from lambskin-covered memory foam and attach magnetically, making it simple to swatch them out.
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You then pre-heat the print head – a rectangular box that attaches magnetically to the robotic gantry inside the printer – and wait for the motor to kick in.
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It's still magnetically driven sound reproduction, but the thin film used in planar magnetic models is widely recognized as offering higher accuracy and detail than regular dynamic drivers.
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One half with an adjustable kickstand magnetically attaches to the Tab S6 via a pogo pin connector and the other half, the keyboard and trackpad, connects to that.
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There's also an Audi Light Companion which is a flashlight-like source that can be magnetically attached to the seat as ambient lighting, or taken on the go.
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The fact that Input Club has had to develop an entirely new way of magnetically sensing key presses is almost of a secondary importance compared to this feat.
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There's an optional smart case that works similarly to versions I've used for Apple's Magic Keyboard, attaching magnetically and folding out to form a stand for the iPad.
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But creating a system that would constantly filter out air would be difficult, and the amount of electricity required to magnetically levitate pods made the venture too expensive.
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Now, a French startup called Cosmo Connected is here to help with the launch of its new multifunction smart light that attaches magnetically to the back of your helmet.
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It's a weird shape, preventing it being extracted by pliers, and magnetically shielded so that only the owner, with a unique key, can extract it, and undo the bolt.
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When Buttons aren't jammed into your ears (and the press photos on the website look uncomfortable), they are designed to clasp together magnetically around your neck like a necklace.
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A magnetically-attached stylus would presumably make the tablet awkward to set down on a table, and it could also just make holding the table in portrait feel weird.
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This wobbling likely comes from "hot spots," glowing blobs of magnetically heated plasma orbiting right above the black hole's gaping maw at almost one-third the speed of light.
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They come with gold or black highlights, and the circular covers clip together magnetically, back-to-back, to keep the earphones cinched around your neck when not in use.
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This "smart" Kickstarter-funded smartphone mount lets you magnetically attach your iPhone or Android phone to your car so you can easily use your phone hands-free while driving.
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The new version uses an induction motor, which magnetically drives the sphere (solid iron, with a copper shell) with stators, the way other induction motors would drive a rotor.
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The Moto Z is a phone defined by the extra accessories and modules it can magnetically connect to, leaving its basic form as a super streamlined and simplified slab.
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Its wirefree earbuds are like AirPods for the masses: They magnetically stick into the case and get 5 hours of battery life (15 extra hours with the charging case).
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The U.S. military's Central Command also released photographs showing the apparent mine, which attaches to the side of a ship magnetically, before it was removed later in the day.
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The X1 Fold also comes with a Bluetooth keyboard that magnetically snaps onto the bottom half of the display if you're going to be doing a lot of typing.
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All of the additional modules are magnetically attached to the back of the phone, though it needs to be noted that the speaker module covers the phone's rear camera.
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That's where the new Apple Pencil connects magnetically on its single flat edge (which has the added bonus of making sure it doesn't roll away when it's on a table).
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In 2015, MIT researchers debuted a teeny, self-assembling origami robot that could be ingested in the form of a meltable pill and controlled magnetically from outside a person's body.
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The LED device, which attaches magnetically to the dashboard, is designed to both prevent those awkward car mix-ups with passengers and replace the company's iconic furry pink mustache logo.
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BeatsX aren't sweatproof, but the earbuds magnetically click together, and the cord is supposedly tangle-free, making them less of a hassle to stow away when they're not in use.
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A glossy (look at those scratches!) black puck containing the device's processor and other guts hangs down from the HDMI connector; the two attach magnetically when unplugged for easy storage.
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The MagSafe charger has been another mainstay of Apple laptops for years, latching magnetically into place with ease and disconnecting just as easily should the power cable get yanked away.
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However, the ML-series magnetically suspends the fan blades away from the central bearing of the motor, resulting in a dramatically quieter and more reliable fan even at higher speeds.
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DigiLens' device magnetically fastens itself to the rider's helmet, just in front of the eye, delivering real-time updates on information including traffic warnings, fuel usage, speed and engine functions.
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The True Zoom is a camera attachment that magnetically latches onto the back of the Moto Z and expands the phone's photography prowess by adding optical zoom up to 10x.
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Sixty-four years later, in 1939, homeless on the streets of Montgomery, he became an extraordinary artist, making magnetically beautiful, dramatic, and utterly original drawings on found scraps of cardboard.
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The Signature Keyboard is clever because the little flap that folds up to magnetically attach to the screen for stability has a slot for the new Slim stylus Microsoft makes.
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It also has the Smart Connector, so you can easily connect Apple's magnetically attachable Smart Keyboard instead of relying on a Bluetooth keyboard that needs to be paired and recharged.
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" Ms. Sorkin, unlike Mr. McCarthy, sees Friday's news as the sign of "a new, significant chapter in the story of the magnetically charged interaction of Michael Flynn and Donald Trump.
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Made with extra strong, permanent neodymium magnets and easy-to-apply 3M adhesive, the BottleLoft magnetically hangs bottles (three on each strip) from the roof of the fridge by their caps.
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Obviously, that means participants are required to use an illuminated weapon, although they'll have to settle for a "blade" made of polycarbonate rather than the magnetically-contained plasma of the films.
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Another clever feature in this mirror is a small, circular mirror that magnetically sticks in the center of the Sensor Mirror Pro when you need to see something magnified by 10x.
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Yeti Daytrip Lunch Bag, available at Yeti, $79.99It's durable, easy to clean, closes magnetically, and while it's meant for lunch, it also, quite conveniently, perfectly fits a six-pack of beer.
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He has major screen presence, magnetically moving across the screen as Baby, a getaway driver with tinnitus who drowns out the ringing in his ears with an impressive arsenal of tunes.
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The current iPad Pros were completely redesigned in late 2018 with edge-to-edge Liquid Retina displays, Face ID, and a second-generation Apple Pencil that magnetically clips to the side.
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Today's most essential club music proudly, and very necessarily, keeps evolving—stretching out across borders, embracing likeminded musical languages, magnetically drawn to new rhythms and tempos—forever in love with motion.
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One of the subtler design changes in Apple's recent MacBook and MacBook Pro models was the replacement of Apple's magnetically detaching MagSafe charger with standard USB-C ports for charging the laptops.
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In the strong case, intense or "discrete" aurora are produced by the acceleration of electrons within the magnetosphere, whereas in the weak case they're generated from the scattering of magnetically-trapped electrons.
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Its top slides open easily, and uses some white LEDs and other indicator lights to show off battery level and whether or not the Sleepbuds have attached (magnetically) to their charging pins.
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Like its predecessors, the new Mod snaps on magnetically to the back of the handset, but with this one, a two-sided, circular camera juts out the top, like a small periscope.
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Solutions range from Apple's complicated origami folios to Brydge's laptop-style hinges; Zagg's own approach to the iPad Pro involves a bulky, kickstand-equipped case with a thin keyboard that attaches magnetically.
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However, there's a lot to be gained with the new iPad Pros, including thinner bezels, the iPhone XS' gesture navigation, a new magnetically attached Apple Pencil, and finally, the addition of FaceID.
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To manufacture these magnetically-controllable robo-parts, the researchers started with a liquid polymer, loading it with four-micrometer (the width of a human hair is 30 to 100 micrometers) iron microparticles.
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As with recent iPad Pros, the S-Pen attaches magnetically to the back of the Tab S63 and features pass-through charging to keep its battery topped up when not in use.
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In a demonstration video, the Triby is magnetically mounted to the refrigerator in a family's kitchen, delivering everything from recipe information, news, music and the ability to make calls via paired smartphones.
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His best pitch is a mind-bending sinker that averages almost 99 miles per hour and seems magnetically pulled toward the first base on-deck circle just as it crosses the plate.
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The material is coated in an ink-like substance, which is then bonded with a hydrogel, thus regulating it in a magnetically manipulable material that can still survive within the human body.
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Solar flares probably occur as a result of the Sun's magnetic field changing shape in these more magnetically-active regions, creating a blast of energy and sending tiny charged particles streaming into space.
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Although it's slightly more refined and lacks the clip at the top, the new Surface Pen is still not fully circular, as it's designed to magnetically snap onto the side of Surface devices.
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Apple says the "Flex-Form" cable is designed to make Beats X rest comfortably (and tangle-free) around your neck, and the earbuds can attach to one another magnetically when not in use.
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OnePlus is also quite proud of the automatic pause function it has: you just need to pull out the buds and magnetically attach their backs to one another for the music to stop.
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That's because those bright spots are the places that are most magnetically active, when researchers look at the magnetic field lines they can also see how those active places are moving and changing.
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I wasn't able to use the keyboard during our brief time with the device at CES today, but it attaches magnetically to the bottom of the ThinkPad X23 tablet alongside an additional module.
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But despite Proxima Centauri's modest stature—its about 12 percent as massive as the Sun—the dwarf is hundreds of times more magnetically active than our star, leading to exponentially more devastating flares.
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For its part, the Type Cover that comes with the Surface Pro 6 is a thin keyboard that magnetically attaches to the tablet, serving as a touchscreen protector when it's not being used.
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With his magnetically reticent personality, he moved with ease through the overlapping countercultural spheres that comprised the downtown avant-garde, from Judson Dance Theater to the Warhol Factory and the nascent gay movement.
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A $90 million severance package outraged Google employees and prompted companywide walkouts.) The device featured a unique modular system that allowed accessories (like a 360-degree camera) to magnetically latch onto its back.
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But while Hamlet's relationships with others — with his family, and with Ophelia, Horatio and even Laertes — are all compellingly and persuasively rendered, it's a dead man to whom he is most magnetically drawn.
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Inspired by the design of vinyl records, the things look a bit like a pair of metal bolts – though they do have the added bonus of snapping together magnetically when around the wearer's neck.
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The test will feature a magnetically levitating pod using electromagnetic propulsion to travel a distance of 7603 meters, or less than a mile, through an airless tube at a speed of over 100 mph.
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Motorola just formally announced the newest addition to its collection of Moto Mod add-ons, a 360-degree camera that magnetically attaches to the back of any of the Moto Z series of devices.
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The Apple Pencil 2 released alongside the 2018 iPad Pros handles charging in a more elegant way: wirelessly by magnetically attaching to the side of the iPad Pro, instead of plugging into a port.
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This happens during a large solar storm, like the one that just missed us in 2012, as the magnetically charged particles flow over and through the planet, creating that induction in the Earth's crust.
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Today, that sentiment changed when I picked up the new Moto Z Play Droid and its funky camera attachment that magnetically snaps onto the back of the phone, called the Hasselblad True Zoom Mod.
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"Eventually, the material starts to act more like a gas, and less like a magnetically structured plasma," Craig DeForest, lead author of a new study published in the Astrophysical Journal said in a statement.
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It's still magnetically driven sound reproduction, but the thin film used in planar magnetic models can be moved in a more uniform, consistent fashion, resulting in higher accuracy, lower distortion, and more crystalline detail.
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In the 21983s, according to Robotics Age, this automation led Devol to the idea of a "teachable machine," a device that would function based on a list of commands saved magnetically into the machine.
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This spin can interact magnetically with those of the roughly 0.3 percent of carbon nuclei present in the diamond as the isotope carbon-13, which, unlike the more abundant carbon-12, also has spin.
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An innovative new tablet that uses magnetically configurable bumps may prove to be a powerful tool for translating information like maps and other imagery to a modality more easily accessed by the visually impaired.
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The dongle, available now in the U.S. and Canada, is called the Audio Adapter HD and attaches magnetically to the back of the PH-1, and uses MQA rendering to deliver better-quality music.
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When Scorpios find the right strain to match their intense personalities, these creatures can be magnetically to blaze with, and are thrilled to act as a bad influence and convince you to join them.
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Except first she heads to southern Georgia to fulfill an implied teenage pact, made before prison, to save the brother of her magnetically criminal, now dead ex-girlfriend, Paula, from his horribly abusive father.
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The original hyperloop concept, in which a magnetically levitated pod is propelled through a near-vacuum tube at speeds of up to 1,200kph, was proposed in 2013 by Elon Musk, the American engineer and entrepreneur.
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The portable battery pack magnetically connects to Mophie's charge force and juice pack cases, which are available for the iPhone 6 & 1003 (Plus as well) and the Samsung Galaxy S7 & S8 (Edge and Plus, too).
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On its new Moto Z phone, it included a 16-pin metal strip on the back that allows the phone to magnetically attach to accessories such as a Hasselblad optical zoom camera and JBL speaker.
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For ease of use, the WalabotDIY can also magnetically attach to the back of your smartphone so you can use the two devices single-handedly, leaving your other hand free to operate its app's interface.
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The patent details a few ways the earbuds could be stored: through a capsule with a spring mechanism that opens and shuts with a snap, or magnetically attached and stored in the watch band itself.
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At less than a quarter inch across, the magnetically activated robot mimics the entrancing locomotion of a jellyfish and can use the resulting disruption of water flow to manipulate objects or burrow into the ground.
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In 2015, Apple filed a patent for a a stylus that magnetically connects to the side of a tablet: A patent illustration for a way to connect a stylus to a tablet using magnetic connectors.
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On the back, it has a magnetic connector with wireless data transfer; accessories such as the company's 360-degree camera (also launched on Tuesday), snap to it magnetically and are automatically connected to the phone.
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And when you need to recharge the new Pencil, you can attach it magnetically to the side of the iPad Pro, which also doubles as a way to store the Pencil when it's not in use.
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But by reading the magnetically encoded key values of keycards that had been used in the system and looking for patterns in those numbers, they began to narrow down the possible "key space" of possible codes.
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Like other smartphones, the Essential Phone has done away with the feature, but the company has just launched its long-touted external headphone adapter and DAC, which magnetically snaps on to the back of your phone.
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The machined aluminum looks great (in my opinion) set against the red and black accents of the cable and mic, they're waterproof and lightweight, and the buds attach magnetically around your neck when not in use.
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Cost: $100 billion Traveling at 300 miles per hour on a cushion of air, magnetically levitated trains could cut the commute from New York to Washington to an hour and render the painfully slow Acela obsolete.
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It charges magnetically on top of the iPads Pro when you're not using it, which I like better than the original Apple Pencil that needs to be plugged into the bottom of an iPad to charge.
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Along with personal jetpacks for every man, woman, and child (sure, why not), levitation is one of those conveniences that sci-fi has long promised us but has yet to deliver, other than magnetically levitating trains.
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These instruments were used to map out the Van Allen radiation belt surrounding Earth, and to test out if the Moon was encircled with a similar ring of magnetically charged particles (it isn't, the mission found).
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The step into the future occurred in May at the company's Nevada test track, where engineers watched a magnetically levitating test sled fire through a tube in near-vacuum, reaching 70 mph in just over five seconds.
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The new iPad was designed with the Pencil in mind and there's a nice spot on the side of the iPad Pro where the Pencil magnetically attaches when not in use (it charges at the same time).
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Or it might also be like nothing we've seen before—a different kind of magnetar ensconced in a very intense, magnetically dense birth nebula, unlike any known to exist in our galaxy—"quite extraordinary circumstances," he said.
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It's not a deal breaker, and for what it's worth, it does come with a metal clip that magnetically attaches to a section on the back of the Tab S3, but it's not the most elegant design.
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Unlike Samsung's Note line of phones and tablets, however, the Tab S3 doesn't have anywhere to store the S Pen when you're not using it, nor does the pen magnetically attach to the side of the tablet.
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The tracking sensors grab the position of where the hands are in space via the magnetically attached tracker and, after calibrating a resting state of the user's fingers, individual sensors communicate their position to the game engine.
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You do, however, need to charge the Basslet after six-plus hours of listening, which is done by magnetically connecting the Basslet to its dongle, which is itself connected to power via a regular micro USB cable.
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Built around a shifting tide of breathy, spectral hiss evocative of certain dark ambient sounds, "Aurel Afrek"'s 4/4 pulse is agitated by fidgeting rimshots while magnetically pulled along by a tip-toeing electric piano figure.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: MIT (YouTube)Robotics engineers at MIT have built a threadlike robot worm that can be magnetically steered to deftly navigate the extremely narrow and winding arterial pathways of the human brain.
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The train will be able to reach these theoretical speeds thanks to its maglev design, which sees it travel on a magnetically powered cushion of air rather than using wheels that are in constant contact with a track.
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Unlike the AirPods, which slot in magnetically, or the IconX, which have room to breathe, I found myself having to maneuver the Pixel Buds in with a twist in order to get the charging notification to light up.
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Basically, the tracking sensors grab the position of where the hands are in space via the magnetically attached tracker and, after calibrating a resting state of the user's fingers, individual sensors communicate their position to the game engine.
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Virgin Hyperloop One has a test facility in the desert north of Las Vegas, where it has repeatedly sent its magnetically levitating pod through a nearly airless tube at speeds of up to 240 mph (370 km/h).
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Then earlier this year on March 2nd, the squad broke the record again at Holloman's Air Force Base in New Mexico, sending a 2,000 pound, magnetically levitated, rocket-powered sled down a nearly frictionless track at 513 mph.
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It also married with a special case that slipped into the space left by the thin part of the screen and connected both magnetically and electrically to the Kindle Oasis to add another four weeks of battery life.
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If you compare this magnetically-generated flow rate to the finite amount of ice in the rings of Saturn, you find that the rings will be completely gone in just a very short amount of time, astronomically-speaking.
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The VAVA, which is basically a USB-powered puck that attaches magnetically to a suction mount, is $99 and can be twisted on the fly to film the inside of the car as well as the road ahead.
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So, I cover these weddings and as I watch these couples interact, I soak in the simple but significant gestures I long for: a shared knowing glance, hands that magnetically clasp together, kisses that silently tell their stories.
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But scientists at MIT have found the exception with a soft robot prototype that can be magnetically guided to clear neurological blood clots or treat strokes and aneurysms, according to a study published on Wednesday in Science Robotics.
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It also could be employed to build a "hyperloop " system — a passenger capsule that magnetically levitates inside a tube to achieve high speeds — that would run 2100 miles from New York to Washington, D.C. Travel time: 29 minutes.
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But investigators from the National Transportation Safety Committee who listened to the recording described the sounds emanating from the cockpit as the flight crew fought to take control of a plane that seemed almost magnetically propelled toward earth.
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This iteration on the Zagg Slim Book—the Slim Book Pro—sees a number of incremental changes, the most notable of which is that the keyboard is now detachable, magnetically connecting to the case unit when you want it.
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Once the novelty wears off, bleached hair will revert once again to the confines of its core audience—horny idiots magnetically drawn to anything that connotes "anger problems" or "issues with mom" due to their own unexamined emotional problems.
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On December 20.75th, Virgin Hyperloop One conducted the third demonstration of its not-to-scale system in the desert outside of Las Vegas, sending its magnetically levitating pod through a nearly airless tube at 240 mph (387 km/h).
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One other downside: the Sculpt keyboard came with a piece of plastic that magnetically latched onto the bottom to raise the palm rest a little higher on your desk, but Microsoft seems to have ditched that option this time.
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The part that supports the kickstand hinge and magnetically attaches to the keyboard half works well enough but is awkward as a permanent addition, and the kickstand itself often refuses to stay flush with the back of the iPad.
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Given that it's been speculated that Herman Melville partly wrote Moby Dick because he was obsessed with a mountain that kind of looked like a whale, who knows what weird creative masterpiece this magnetically jacked space whale will inspire.
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These days, the Moscow-based tinkerer and musician solders his chops in robotics, sound art, and science into a succession of experimental musical instruments and modular synthesizers, including robotic-painting machines, a magnetically levitating Bluetooth speaker, and a musical tattoo.
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The keyboard is backlit and has a row of shortcut keys, the case is much more protective, and there's a little flap to let you keep an Apple Pencil magnetically attached to the iPad without it detaching in your bag.
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Apple Pencil support is equally confusing: the iPad Pro came out late last year with a new second-gen pencil that magnetically clips onto the side of the iPad and charges wirelessly, but this new mini doesn't have any of that.
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More ambitiously, he claims to have official support for a 320km (200-mile) tunnel that would, in half an hour, whisk people between New York and Washington, DC, in magnetically propelled capsules, using a technology he has dubbed the hyperloop.
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You could just use it magnetically attached to the ROG Mothership, but you can also detach it to use it as a wireless keyboard, with the entire keyboard folding in half vertically so that you're taking up less desk space.
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The new Juice Pack battery cases come with a wireless charging base that will recharge your iPhone while magnetically holding it in place, making it usable on vertical surfaces like in a car, or on a stand on your desk.
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Specifically, the included S Pen magnetically attaches to the Tab S6 for storage (and charging) and the keyboard accessory includes a trackpad so you don't need to connect a separate wireless mouse when the tablet's in the desktop-like "DeX" mode.
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Practically speaking, this meant eliminating anything like the Ziploc, dime bags I picked up as a teenager in Sheep's Meadow and developing color-coded, magnetically-sealed, orange boxes with design inspiration from Chanel, Tiffany's, Tori Burch, Louis Vuitton, and Hermes.
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For many of his friends and acquaintances, Basquiat remains suspended in time, still the teenage or early-twenty-something enfant terrible, the couch-surfing habitué of downtown Manhattan, Club 57, the Bowery, by turns magnetically charming and detached, but irrepressibly talented.
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Musk, the outspoken chief executive of electric car maker Tesla Inc and rocket company SpaceX, advocates developing magnetically levitated hyperloop trains that would travel in airless tunnels, which he says would be more efficient and faster than current high-speed trains.
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But if wires could be engineered to act as superconductors at room temperature, experts say the lossless electrical transmission would greatly reduce global energy usage and usher in a host of new technologies, such as magnetically levitating vehicles and cheap water-purification systems.
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Additionally, though, there was something magnetically frenetic about it all, the high-speed combat merging with the grandiosity of the setting to build a kind of high-action ballet: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon by way of the old-school beat-em-up.
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There's even a new Surface Slim Pen that attaches magnetically, and it's the same stylus Microsoft is using on the new Surface Pro X. You could use it as a laptop, a book, or a tablet in ways we haven't exactly seen before.
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A few of the advantages attracting me to the iPad Pro: the display, with its fast refresh rate and True Tone color adjustment; the new Apple Pencil 2, which magnetically docks to the side of the tablet and even charges wirelessly; and LTE.
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I'm not sold on that being the most ergonomically friendly place for a stylus, especially compared to the newer iPad Pro's solution of having the Apple Pencil magnetically attach to its edge to charge, which lets you set the tablet down flat.
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"We have two solar telescopes also to capture images of Sun's corona to search for changes in its magnetically controlled structures when compared to other sites along the total eclipse path and also those images returned from solar space missions," Guinan wrote.
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Lenovo/Motorola's new Moto Z and Moto Z Force are also modular, but unlike the LG G5, which requires removing the battery and swapping in a new module "Friend" the Moto Z's "Moto Mods" smartly connect magnetically to the back of the phone.
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It's one of Microsoft's premium devices and is basically a big 12-inch tablet that runs a full version of Windows 153, has a really nice adjustable kickstand, and magnetically connects to the best tablet keyboard on the market ($160, sold separately).
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The Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at MIT has been working on a tiny, swallowable robot made with magnets and dried pig intestines, which could be controlled magnetically from outside the body to perform medical operations inside the body, Forbes reports.
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At 37 his famous hair, the weightless black curls that have thrashed magnetically on posters and billboards all over the world, is noticeably beginning to silver, but he was dressed boyishly, in a dark T-shirt, Levi's and black Chuck Taylor sneakers.
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Because of the success of "The Copy Chat," she then created a group program called The Copy Confidence Society that Corcoran explained helps online coaches and creatives "discover what to say and how to say it to magnetically attract their dream clients."
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Several pieces resemble abstracted, fantastical riffs on the female anatomy, such as "Big Mama," a frothy, hot pink oval wall sculpture composed of lush, concentric spirals of clay that appear to be magnetically pulled towards a nipple-like protuberance at the center.
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I did get to check out a prototype model of the 360º camera, which already felt quite easy to magnetically snap in place and sturdy once it was there — but beyond that, we're still waiting on the production units before we really dive deep here.
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There are 17 Moto Mods you can magnetically snap onto the back of the Moto Z3, including a stereo speaker, a projector, a speaker with Amazon's Alexa built-in, a 360-degree camera, a camera lens, an extra battery pack, and a few others.
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The backs of the earbuds magnetically attach to each other or to the ends of the collar to keep the wires from getting twisted, which is convenient and clever, and a small, cloth-carrying case is included to store them when not in use.
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As I worked my way through the accompanying app's Kegal exercise challenges, an inflated air sac nestled beneath my taint relayed the pressure change from my clenching and unclenching my pelvic floor to an electronic disk magnetically holstered in a receptacle on my hip.
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We all know that Arie was magnetically drawn to Bekah M. from the beginning, but as soon as he found out her age in Lake Tahoe, I think he had been systematically trying to use his logic to convince himself that his feelings weren't legitimate.
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On the most basic level, the Mods offer a sort of customizable take on the company's longstanding Motomaker offering, with a slew of different backings that snap on magnetically, so users can switch out to their heart's content and swap backings with other compatible devices.
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Proof that a magnetically driven propulsion system can work, delivering over 2 G's of thrust in under a second is thrilling (to think about, not to witness), but Hyperloop One has its work cut out for it, in just about every phase of Hyperloop development.
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The researchers were also able to detect fast-moving plasma within magnetically weak regions of the BRB; analogous conditions on the Sun can cause plasmoid "burps" that erupt and fuel the solar wind, which is a flow of charged particles emitted by our star.
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Kang's smile seems to magnetically attract the cameras, but on the eve of the United States Women's Open here, her usual effervescence fell a little flat as she finished tuning up for what she hopes will be her second major championship in two starts.
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This trackpad-less Bluetooth keyboard can be magnetically attached to the outside cover of the Neo when you're using it like a tablet, and when you crease the gadget you can slap the keyboard onto one of its displays and use it like a standard laptop keyboard.
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We'll have to wait to actually do both with a real unit to see if Samsung really did think through those ergonomics, and we'll want to compare with the iPad Pro — which also uses a magnetically attached stylus (sold separately) but lets you set it flat on a table.
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The included stylus is the size of a standard pen and features a variety of different tips, both standard plastic stylus and a ballpoint ink variety, so users can write directly on the surface or magnetically snap a pad of paper on top and write the old-fashioned way.
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The device works with a core, linked to an app, and is powered by a rechargeable module, which magnetically clicks into place — for anyone who's tried to change a hearing aid battery in the dark, or had to have someone else change it for them, this is pretty neat.
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The clip stops just shy of mentioning the devices' full names, but at the very least, we have confirmation that the Galaxy Watch Active 2 exists and that the Galaxy Tab S103 will have a notch on its back that an S Pen stylus can attach to magnetically.
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The full-sized keyboard, which includes a track pad and mouse buttons, connects magnetically (it even has the Surface Type Cover keyboard-style magnets and fold that bring it closer to the screen and put it at a more typing-friendly angle) and has a smooth back for easy cleaning.
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An all-new rear kickstand has a Surface Pro-like hinge that allows you to adjust the angle of the 12-inch display to a near-flat level, and its included-in-the-box keyboard magnetically attaches to the bottom display bezel in the exact same way as the Surface keyboard.
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Before the movie's climatic battle atop those magnetically powered tracks, Shuri explains that a network of "sonic dampeners" are used to absorb the vibrations from Vibranium-loaded trains, allowing them to be transported at such high speeds without any of the kinetic blowback that T'Challa's Black Panther suit can also deliver.
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In July, he teased that he had received "verbal" government approval to build a "hyperloop" rail system to zip passengers in magnetically levitated underground rail cars through tubes from New York to Washington, D.C., in 29 minutes — a 226-mile trip that normally takes nearly three hours by the fastest train.
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Rather than having a power cable get locked into a laptop — leading to the possibility of someone tripping over the cable and yanking the computer onto the floor — Apple's MagSafe cables attached magnetically; strong enough to hold on, but weak enough that they'd rip off instead of taking a computer with them.
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Broken down more simplisitcally, their first album was about longing and pining for someone you're magnetically drawn to but who feels just out of reach, their second album was about truly being with that someone, finally, and what that entails, and this third offering was written in the aftermath of their romantic relationship.
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Like the hypnotic green light in Sleeping Beauty, India throbs magnetically for me, emitting a glow I can always see, from every corner of my eye, even if I turn away, even through the thin wing of my eyelid, urging me to come and prick my finger on an ink nib there.
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And now, even in the face of a reportedly impending sale, Essential is still teasing stuff like this: A new accessory for the PH-1 that delivers high-fidelity MQA audio rendering, a built-in digital-to-analog converter, and a handy headphone jack—all in a little mod that magnetically clips onto the back of the phone.
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Proponents say lending government money to Central Japan Railway Company (JR Tokai) to speed up the launch of a service linking Tokyo and Osaka with a high-speed, magnetically levitated train will spark growth in an economy still fragile after three years of an "Abenomics" mix of hyper-easy monetary policy, spending and promised structural reforms.
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There are a few differences between the first- and second-generation Pencils: The second-gen model has wireless charging and magnetically attaches to the side of the iPad and it was made for the new 11- and 12.9-inch iPad Pros, while the first-gen Pencil is for the older 9.7-inch iPad and the 10.5-inch iPad Pro.
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There are a few differences between the first- and second-generation Pencils: The second-gen model has wireless charging and magnetically attaches to the side of the iPad and it was made for the new 11- and 12.9-inch iPad Pros, while the first-gen Pencil is for the older 9.7-inch iPad and the 10.5-inch iPad Pro.
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The handset is said to boast some far out features like a 5.7-inch bezel-less display that curves around its front-facing camera, a modular accessory system that magnetically attaches add-ons to the back of the phone, and a gorgeous titanium and ceramic body that Essential claims is so tough, the company won't even make a case for it.
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Ryan Bassil Brandon Flowers may have soul and a gospel choir confirming such, but if they all piled into a car, pulled up to a pedestrianised road full of wrecked people and started singing about it would everyone start immediately punching the air before being magnetically drawn towards the vehicle and mobbing it as though driven by some ancient, Darwinian impulse?
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Nanoscale diamonds with nitrogen vacancies have been used to spot chemical changes in living cells, and researchers from the Institute of Theoretical Physics and the Institute of Quantum Physics in Ulm, Germany, have formed NVision, a startup that uses such nanodiamonds to match the current best magnetically enhanced MRI techniques, but 40 times faster and at a quarter of the cost.
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An iPad mini Pro would have all the features that would make it a "pro" tablet, including the True Tone display introduced on the 9.7-inch iPad Pro, a Smart Connector on the side for magnetically connecting to accessories like a keyboard, quad stereo speakers, an improved 12-megapixel camera with True Tone flash and a new four-array microphone setup.
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While Apple announced onstage that the nifty magnetically attached Pro Stand — which allows the screen to tilt, angle, and even rotate from landscape to portrait modes — would be sold separately for an extra $999, the company didn't mention that it (along with the $199 VESA mount adapter, which will require you to buy another third-party stand) are the only stand options for the Pro Display XDR.
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Even the toolbox the Essential Electronics Toolkit comes in is useful, featuring a foam insert that holds everything secure, and a magnetically-attached lid that can be completely removed and used as a sorting tray for all of the tiny bits you're removing that will eventually have to be re-assembled if you want your new and improved smartphone to actually work again.[iFixit]
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Samsung spends a bit more time on the Galaxy Tab S6 in the teaser, showing off several features, including what appears to be the dual rear camera array that we saw pop up in a recent rumor, a keyboard that can magnetically attach to the tablet via Smart Connector-like pogo pins, and the S Pen that rests on the Tab S6's back.
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It has the same magnesium enclosure; a bright, high-res touchscreen display that has a 3:2 aspect ratio and is bonded with Gorilla Glass; a kickstand in the back that extends to 165 degrees; support for Microsoft's stylus pen, which attaches magnetically to the tablet; a Windows Hello face recognition camera, for bio-authentication; two front-facing speakers, an 23-megapixel rear camera; and on and on.
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Although Mr Haake did not posit a causal mechanism by which Mr Bolt magnetically pulls his rivals towards the finish line alongside him, there certainly appears to be a correlation between his performances and those of people racing against him, one which far exceeds the impact of wind: just when he "slumped" to a pedestrian-by-Bolt's-standards pace this year, the rest of the men's field compiled even more lacklustre showings (see chart).
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