We'll make faster progress on emissions with them than without them.
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Over time, these could help countries make faster progress than now seems plausible.
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Seeing that credo every day has enabled me to unconsciously make faster decisions.
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Hope: The fusion of many businesses, industries, churches, students, all to make faster progress.
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Morning people, on the other hand, might make faster gains if they train in the morning.
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Does your supply-chain software help L'Oréal sell more lipstick, or UPS make faster package deliveries?
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Elsewhere, he uses glitches that may soon be patched out and make faster speed runs more difficult.
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But nations could make faster progress by helping people tackle the major risks, especially smoking and poor diet.
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The company said its computing platform could help the government make faster decisions using facial recognition and other technology.
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The ability to make faster computers smaller is resulting in things like modular robotic brains with integrated vision capabilities.
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It would be better all round if Modi were to make faster progress on bank, land and tax reforms.
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AI software applications are enabling business leaders to make faster and more insightful decisions, helping them save time and money.
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"We're on track to make faster, more reliable full fibre broadband available to four million premises by March 2021", he added.
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"We're on track to make faster, more reliable full fiber broadband available to four million premises by March 2021," he added.
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Smith said he had also hoped Commerzbank would make faster progress on winding down its exposure to the troubled ship financing sector.
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He recently chewed out Alex Azar, ordering his Health and Human Services (HHS) secretary to make faster progress on reducing drug prices.
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How Genalyte's technology works Diagnostics is a roughly $50 billion industry in which companies have tried to make faster, more convenient blood tests.
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Usually when you're working on servers, and you're looking to improve performance, you have some massive server system you're trying to make faster.
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Using data to improve risk analysis, make faster credit decisions and anticipate customer needs is particularly appealing for banks looking to cut costs.
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Technologies such as AI will enhance our ability to respond to these pressing global challenges by providing powerful tools to aid experts make faster breakthroughs.
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The move enabled it to move faster, gain more control of its data, make faster decisions, and cut costs by 20%, said CMO Jochen Koedijk.
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Under pressure to make faster progress on a replacement plan, Senate Republicans are now exploring ways to fold in some "replace" measures into this repeal bill.
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Some change the appearance of their characters, like outfits or weapon skins, and, in some cases, they can help someone make faster progress in a game.
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"My dream is to use these types of general learning systems to help with science — to help them make faster breakthroughs in scientific endeavors," he said.
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We've seen teardowns of the phones already, and we look at things like OLED displays, or we look at fast, what it cost to make faster processors.
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Why not have him run more dribble hand offs with Blake, actions that force the defense to rotate and allow Jackson to make faster decisions on the move?
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The consolidation has allowed the company to move faster, have more control of its data, make faster decisions, and have direct relationships with platforms and media companies, he said.
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Companies can crowdsource tasks like in-store audits, product trial activations and market research studies, and receive real-time intelligence from consumers to make faster and more confident decisions.
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Those of us working in fintech and financial inclusion see a future of regulatory supervision and policymaking that uses technology to make faster, targeted, more consumer-focused risk-based decisions.
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You know, the dishes you can make faster and more satisfying precisely because you're in the comfort of your own kitchen and only making one big plate of the stuff.
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Repeatedly during the press conference, Ford and Hackett stressed that the company needs to make faster decisions, so this move could be interpreted as the first sign of that cultural change.
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The craft would also make faster and faster hypersonic flights until October 3, 1967, when William J. "Pete" Knight took the craft to its maximum speed of 4,520 miles per hour.
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"Quick changes are harder to make faster with big players," he said, but added that Dingley can turn around a new or altered catalog in just a few weeks if necessary.
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This will allow Saudi banks to make faster, cheaper and more transparent cross-border transactions, Ripple said, adding that the central bank would provide training to Saudi banks interested in the program.
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If you look at the sensors placed in the wells, in the equipment, there are huge amounts of data now that allow engineers and operations people to make faster, more informed decisions.
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Instead, focus on the positive, like how the U.K. will be able to make faster trade deals with the U.S., China and other EU countries, since it won't be bogged down by EU regulation.
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Confluent offers a streaming platform based on the open source Apache Kafka project that enables companies to easily access data on orders, sales and customer experiences as real-time streams so systems can make faster decisions.
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Via Science News: From "A tiny switch could redirect light between computer chips in mere nanoseconds": Microscopic switches that route light signals between computer chips like tiny traffic conductors could help make faster, more efficient electronics.
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Under the FCA's proposals put out to public consultation, when a customer has been in persistent debt for 18 months, issuers will have to prompt them to make faster repayments if they can afford to do so.
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"This is a constantly evolving problem, much like spam or other adversarial challenges, and our hope is that by helping the industry and AI community come together we can make faster progress," Schroepfer said in his blog post.
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Exxon (XOM) said it will use Microsoft technologies including the Azure cloud platform, machine learning and internet of things to collect real-time oilfield data, make faster drilling decisions, prioritize personnel deployments, detect leaks and monitor greenhouse gas emissions.
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The U-turn comes at a challenging time for Ekholm, who after only five months in the top job is being pressed by activist investor Cevian Capital, which has a $1 billion stake in the company, to make faster changes.
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The Pentagon's Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud, or JEDI, is a project looking to find a solution for huge transfers of data from the Defense Department to military officials in order to make faster military decisions wherever in the world these officials may be.
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"Drones are transforming the way first response and civil protection missions operate by not only helping commanders make faster, smarter and better informed decisions, but also by providing first responders with more detailed information from an aerial perspective," said Romeo Durscher, DJI's director of education.
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CERN is a vast interdisciplinary, multi-country consortium to solve particular scientific problems, maybe we need the same thing for AI. Most of the efforts in AI right now are individual companies or small labs working on small problems like how to sell more advertising… what if we brought people together to try this moonshot of doing better science, and what if we brought not just machine learning experts, and engineers who can make faster hardware, but researchers who look at cognitive development.
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Retrieved April 22, 2010, from About.com. Understanding customer needs is important because it helps promote the product. A brand is the perception of a product, service or company that is designed to stay in the minds of targeted consumers. Customers often use “mental shortcuts” to make purchase decisions, meaning that they rely on brand familiarity to make faster decisions.
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Standard Settlement Instructions (SSIs) are the agreements between two financial institutions which fix the receiving agents of each counterparty in ordinary trades of some type. These agreements allow traders to make faster trades since the time used to settle the receiving agents is conserved. Limiting the trader to an SSI also lowers the likelihood of a fraud. SSIs are used by financial institutions to facilitate fast and accurate cross-border payments.
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The game was written by John Lyon and was based on the designer's experience playing ancient miniatures. The Shattered Alliance was programmed by John Lyon in BASIC and assembly language. It was based on a new game engine, called RapidFire, designed to make faster and easier to access the wargames published by the studio2. The game was published by Strategic Simulations in 1981 on Apple II and in January 1982 on Atari 8-bit.
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Dan Reilly, a farmer working in rural Ireland, is propositioned by a local bio-genetics firm to assist in some experiments to make faster-growing cattle. The firm sends Orla, a veterinarian, to inspect the cows to ensure the experiment is running smoothly. While performing a palpation, Orla is bitten by the unborn calf. She informs John, a genetic scientist from the firm, who comes to the farm and performs another inspection.
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The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) is a United States Department of Defense (DoD) organization founded to help the U.S. military make faster use of emerging commercial technologies. Launched in 2015, the organization has been called "the Pentagon's Innovation Experiment". DIU is staffed by civilian and both active duty and reserve military personnel. The organization is headquartered in Mountain View, California — Silicon Valley — with offices in Boston, Austin, and the Pentagon just outside Washington, D.C.
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The spatial Stroop effect demonstrates interference between the stimulus location with the location in the stimuli. In one version of the spatial Stroop task, an up or down-pointing arrow appears randomly above or below a central point. Despite being asked to discriminate the direction of the arrow while ignoring its location, individuals typically make faster and more accurate responses to congruent stimuli (i.e., an down-pointing arrow located below the fixation sign) than to incongruent ones (i.e.
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It is related that on one occasion he drove a team of thoroughbreds from New York City to Teviotdale, on a wager that he could make faster time than the steamboat, accomplishing the feat between sunrise and sunset. He won the wager, although at the sacrifice of one of his horses.Ellis, Capt. Franklin, History of Columbia County, New York, (1878) At one point, the house came into the possession of Christian Cooper, a former servant of the family, who served in the War of 1812.
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OFFA stated that it had two core aims: # To increase the proportion of learners from under-represented and disadvantaged groups who enter, succeed in and are well prepared to progress from higher education to employment or postgraduate study. # To make faster progress in improving access to the most selective higher education institutions by students from under-represented and disadvantaged groups. These aims were primarily delivered through implementation of approved access agreements, and OFFA's work in monitoring access agreements and disseminating their view of good practice.
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Chronicles of Osgorth: The Shattered Alliance is a 1981 computer wargame published by Strategic Simulations in January 1982 for the Apple II and Atari 8-bit family. Programmed by John Lyon, it relies on a new game engine, called RapidFire, intended to make faster and easier access to wargames published by the studio. During a turn, the program selects the units each in turn and the player only has to order them to move, attack or cast a spell. The order is then executed immediately before the program selects another unit.
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Built-In-Self-Test is used to make faster, less-expensive integrated circuit manufacturing tests. The IC has a function that verifies all or a portion of the internal functionality of the IC. In some cases, this is valuable to customers, as well. For example, a BIST mechanism is provided in advanced fieldbus systems to verify functionality. At a high level this can be viewed similar to the PC BIOS's power-on self-test (POST) that performs a self-test of the RAM and buses on power-up.
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The engineers working on the sound-on-disc system were able to draw on expertise that Western Electric already had in electrical disc recording and were thus able to make faster initial progress. The main change required was to increase the playing time of the disc so that it could match that of a standard reel of 35 mm film. The chosen design used a disc nearly 16 inches (about 40 cm) in diameter rotating at 33 1/3 rpm. This could play for 11 minutes, the running time of 1000 ft of film at 90 ft/min (24 frames/s).
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Through cross listing firms can increase investor awareness and expand its potential investor base on their securities more easily than if it traded on a single market. Cross border listing enhances the credibility of a firm by providing information to the local capital market therefore the continue flow of information allow the capital market to make faster and more accurate decisions (Licht, 2004). Further more, listing a company's shares in a major and prestigious stock exchange like NYSE or LSE is accompanied with increased coverage and local media attention which in turn enhances visibility (Pagano et al., 2002).
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The concept, as first developed by USAF Colonel John Boyd, describes the way individuals and organizations gather information, decide on a course of action based on that information, and carry out the decision. Middelfart has one patent application pending with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, focused on the intelligent processing of user queries in natural language into a business intelligence platform. He is also directing further research into "human-computer synergy", Big Data, and how computing power and human interaction can be used to make faster, more effective decisions. Middelfart's work has been cited in work dedicated to exploring knowledge base inspection.
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Images of some of the first attempts at a large scale map of the internet were produced by the Internet Mapping Project and appeared in Wired magazine. The maps produced by this project were based on the layer 3 or IP level connectivity of the Internet (see OSI model), but there are different aspects of internet structure that have also been mapped. More recent efforts to map the internet have been improved by more sophisticated methods, allowing them to make faster and more sensible maps. An example of such an effort is the OPTE project, which is attempting to develop a system capable of mapping the internet in a single day.
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With this, a player open up a possibility to pin the opponent's checkers in their home board or very near it, before the opponent gets a chance to build anchors. This strategy involves a certain amount of risk since the opponent gets higher chances to pin a player's checkers and make faster progress in building anchors closer to his home board. Some players prefer one strategy over the other, but this is viewed as a mistake by some people: What strategy a player use should be determined by the first few rolls. If a player roll smaller numbers at the start, then they should use a defensive strategy.
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"thicklip" also frequently eat small fish, and the snail-eating T. wahjui also take shrimp. In general, species that mainly feed on other fish reach the greatest length and are relatively slender, while species that mainly feed on fish eggs or shrimp have a relatively high body, likely allowing them to make faster turns (necessary to catch relatively mobile shrimp, or outmaneuver fish parents when stealing their eggs). Species feeding mainly on insects or snails tend to have an intermediate body shape, being neither as slender as fish-eaters, nor as high- bodied as egg- and shrimp-eaters. Shrimp-specialists also tend to have conspicuously fleshy lips.
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Behind them, Castroneves fell back even further, as both Pagenaud and Hinchcliffe were able to make faster pit stops than the Brazilian veteran. After the stops, Newgarden began to close in on Power, reducing the gap to roughly 1 second before Power responded a pulled the gap back out to nearly 2 seconds by lap 60. On lap 62, just before the opening for the final round of stops, the second caution of the race came when Spencer Pigot, who had been running eighth, spun coming out of turn 5 and stalled just off course. Nearly the entire field pitted during the caution, with Power emerging from pit lane first, while Dixon managed to leapfrog Newgarden.
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Traditional literature attributes the role of judgment processes in risk perception and decision-making to cognition rather than emotion. However, more recent studies suggest a link between emotion and cognition as it relates to decision-making in high-risk environments. Studies of decision-making in high-risk environments suggest that individuals who self-identify as intuitive decision-makers tend to make faster decisions that imply greater deviation from risk neutrality than those who prefer the deliberative style. For example, risk-averse intuitive decision-makers will choose to not participate in a dangerous event more quickly than deliberative decision-makers, but will choose not to participate in more instances than their deliberative counterparts.
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Others differed with Coulthard saying that launch control could help make faster getaways, and Michael Schumacher predicted that there would be no repeat of cars being unable to start, noting that McLaren driver Mika Häkkinen stalled at the Brazilian Grand Prix without launch control. Max Mosley, the president of the series' governing body, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), advised teams to switch off their launch control systems if they expressed concerns over its reliability; he ruled out banning the aid for the Monaco race. Jordan subsequently deactivated launch control on their EJ11s and opted for a manual system due to the Circuit de Monaco's narrow characteristic. Although the FIA warned of "severe penalties" for teams who did not correctly set-up the systems, it allowed drivers to rehearse their starts at the conclusion of Friday's practice sessions.
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Big data is large amounts of information which are so massive and complex that they become impossible to analyse using traditional data processing technologies, requiring special technologies instead. Recent advances in big data analyses have a potential to change the way information capital market operates nowadays, because if commercial organisations will be able to analyse and structure information about millions of people in any part of the world, this will negate the value of information which comes from one individual or organization, and will allow companies to make faster and more accurate data-driven decisions. Some scientists even predict that advances in big data analysis will have even larger effect on information capital market than the creation of the internet. List of companies operating in big data analytics: IBM - IBM offers DB2, Informix and InfoSphere database software, Cognos and SPSS analytics applications, and Global Services division.
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