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Unlike Ricci's map, Verbiest's makes use of strict spherical projections.
In Greece, the Golden Dawn party, which makes use of Nazi
The BBM partnership makes use of Uber's web-based app — m.
According to iMore, Animoji makes use of the IR camera periodically.
A path that may prove easier makes use of state legislation.
Spain's claim to sovereignty makes use of U.N. rules on decolonisation.
Even the bathroom carefully makes use of every corner of space.
The FBI frequently makes use of intelligence obtained from biased sources.
It makes use of sound and music in a completely innovative way.
The technology makes use of nitinol, a heat-activated nickel-titanium alloy.
The newly developed graphene skin makes use of the material piezoresistive properties.
The tool also makes use of Adobe's new machine learning-based services.
Each pair of sneakers makes use of 9.5 recycled plastic water bottles.
She still makes use of her arts background with her photography skills.
Whittaker often makes use of a low lead hand in his stance.
"The government makes use of these legal rules to restrict unfavorable reporting."
Even the new Roadster makes use of von Holzhausen's familiar styling cues.
Not every project makes use of all of Katerra's suite of offerings.
Apple has yet to announce a compelling feature that makes use of it.
One concerns how humor makes use of, and is shaped by, available media.
The most important is that modern manufacturing makes use of global supply chains.
The app makes use of Adobe's fonts library, which has over 17,000 fonts.
The personal "work pizza," which makes use of complimentary bread, sriracha and Babybel.
"The Detroit Superstar" also makes use of the side kick in a defensive capacity.
Apple makes use of this tech to drive its dual-camera phones' portrait mode.
But El Moussa makes use of the distance to plan romantic surprises for Young.
Everyone around him gets high, boozes up, and makes use of his stripper pole.
Or see how another artist makes use of unconventional materials — like a live donkey.
The living room makes use of soft pastel colors and Rococo-styled marble dressers.
But The Times also makes use of 26 other print facilities around the country.
Although it makes use of art history, it is never bogged down with referents.
It's an impressive stylistic stretch, but Mr. Sheeran also makes use of that access.
Faure makes use of basic elements of Soutine's biography in his analysis of the works.
John's final SHARK Point makes use of what he calls the power of positive thinking.
Fragments is a mixed reality crime drama that makes use of your own living room.
Goon of Fortune makes use of an earlier Australian invention: the Hills Hoist spinning clothesline.
The small sink within the shower makes use of every square foot of available space.
The site makes use of cloud-based technology and swarm robotics to collect grocery orders.
Interestingly, advances in big data analytics makes use of data seemingly unrelated to medical conditions.
Xage also makes use of the blockchain and a rules engine to secure industrial systems.
Apple also showed off a new hiking app that makes use of the GPS chip.
She also, as if in passing, makes use of subtle optical tricks like Mr. Houck's.
It also leaves room for a breakdown of costs if YC makes use of the location.
And the third consideration was making a game that makes use of the HD rumble feature.
The Apex 20193 is Vivo's first 5G phone and makes use of Qualcomm's X50 5G modem.
The emerging VW and Ford alliance makes use of an interesting concept, balancing cooperation and competition.
For example, Activision Blizzard's recently released "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" makes use of ray tracing.
Jim Young's photo essay makes use of a Polaroid camera, a medium usually brought out during celebrations.
Gmail makes use of the cloud, just like Dropbox or Google Drive, to store all your emails.
It also makes use of Google's reverse image search, as well as using its own search technology.
The interior still feels fairly open with a leather bench — it makes use of the tiny space.
Like a lot of winter beverages, this simple cocktail makes use of cider, but the alcoholic kind.
The hotspot makes use of a variety of technologies to hit those high speeds, including carrier aggregation.
What's striking about "The Dresser" now, though, is how little it makes use of its historical setting.
The apartment makes use of the tiny space, utilizing functional storage compartments and an innovative lofted bed. 
Both these tools are used for Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, and Workplace, while WhatsApp makes use of Infer.
Google says VPS makes use of machine learning, computer vision and mapping coordinates to do just that.
Keeping with the theme of his previous releases, Dedication 6 makes use of other artist's instrumental tracks.
They're looking to inflict some pain on someone's critical infrastructure that makes use of these control systems.
The team also makes use of a two-person submarine to examine the geology of the seafloor.
"Invasion!" is an early standout film that makes use of one of VR's most interesting mechanisms: eye contact.
Plus, the LG's second-generation processor makes use of deep learning AI to optimize all audio and video.
It is sweet and dense and unlike pumpkin spice soap, it actually makes use of the nominal ingredient.
The app relies on Google's Awareness API, which basically makes use of all the sensors on a phone.
Most are focusing on deep learning: a type of artificial intelligence that makes use of computerized neural networks.
There's an intriguing new feature that makes use of the iPhone X's TrueDepth camera and face tracking features.
"That's something that's kind of interesting that makes use of the particular layout of the environment," Scheel said.
This recipe makes use of a grill pan, but you can cook the skewers on a grill too.
Most are focusing on deep learning: A type of artificial intelligence that makes use of computerized neural networks.
Apple's iPhone 8 Plus (left) makes use of dual cameras to judge depth and add effects to photos.
As Vox's Alexia Fernández Campbell reported, the Trump Organization makes use of the US's H-2B visa program.
The chef, Met Kaba, makes use of a ceramic oven for flatbreads, including lahmajun topped with minced meat.
It makes use of messenger ribonucleic acid, a molecule vital to the proper functioning of the body's cells.
The federal background check system required by some cities and counties makes use of the FBI's arrest database.
It's a shrewd business move, which makes use of the trust people place in who's recommending them the product.
So we want to be able to design a new manufacturing sector that makes use of these new ideas.
The danger with a project that makes use of new technology is that the story might play second fiddle.
The UA Architech is the first performance shoe to hit the market that makes use of 3D-printed components.
FeaturesAlmost every app and operating system makes use of a dark mode now, and One UI is no different.
In chapter 10, Chatterjee makes use of a blackboard to explain how the United States Intelligence Community is organized.
It also makes use of the built-in Pix features like auto-enhancements for white balance, tone and sharpness.
Porsche makes use of AGVs, or automated guided vehicles, to move the car to different sections of the floor.
Alongside this launch, Oculus announced a new multiplayer game that makes use of some of these new social features.
Double Whip King God Soup, he explains, makes use of two kinds of bull penis, hence the Double Whip.
Elon Musk's company makes use of its reusable Falcon 9 rockets to reduce the costs of launching the satellites.
Following this commission, Das introduced his own line of Uxua furniture, much of which makes use of local wood.
Following this commission, Das introduced his own line of Uxua furniture, much of which makes use of local wood.
Whitehead, a canny storyteller, makes use of this narrative tradition in "The Underground Railroad," while also considerably complicating it.
This insurrectional symbolism also makes use of revivalist, illustrative styles in what hosts and frames the enigmatic stain sculptures.
Thurber makes use of clichés pitting conceptual art against realism and a sense of nostalgia for well-executed realist paintings.
So that makes use of those hours that otherwise you wouldn't have been able to do these kinds of measurements.
He praises her as a warrior and survivor and makes use of the skills she passed on to her son.
Wireless charging is already widespread in competing devices, and the Apple Watch makes use of a plug-less charging technology.
It also makes use of Einstein Object Detection to recognize objects within images including the type and quantity of object.
It makes use of the Stealth's Thunderbolt port—and is theoretically usable with any laptop that has a Thunderbolt port.
Since its launch last year, the only official Apple accessory that makes use of the connector is Apple's Smart Keyboard.
Apple's face recognition technology makes use of several sensors on the front of the iPhone, as previously reported by Bloomberg.
The New Jersey building makes use of an EB-5 visa program to draw in international investors, including the Chinese.
It makes use of Locatelli's cow dung, which is otherwise expensive and wasteful to dispose of, and it provokes people.
Drake noted that the remote MMS attack makes use of six critical vulnerabilities in Android operating systems 2.2 or later.
I walk across shallow water a few times, believing this will help if Second Nature makes use of tracking dogs.
The Whitmor Over-the-Door Shoe Bag makes use of the often-neglected space on the back of your door.ProsCons
Our narrator has brought books with her—by Daša Drndić, Arlette Farge, Jerzy Andrzejewski—and she makes use of them.
Her other work makes use of items like recycled paper, which can be broken down and made into new sculptures.
Oberyn makes use of Littlefinger's brothel for consensual group sex (about 262 minutes into Episode 24; lasts about three minutes).
In other words, Huawei added its own backdoor that breaks the Android permission system, and Lzplay makes use of it.
The feature, shown off today at the International Broadcasting Convention, makes use of Adobe Sensei, the company's artificial intelligence platform.
Not everyone makes use of the mute button when they should, and conversation doesn't flow like it would in person.
That app, called Streams, which makes use of an NHS algorithm for detecting AKI, has been deployed in several NHS hospitals.
The 360c also makes use of lights and sounds to signal to pedestrians and other vehicles what it will do next.
The monitoring centre makes use of satellite images and other research provided by colleagues in America, France and Japan, for example.
But it makes use of all of its 119 minutes, squeezing in not one but two extra scenes in the credits.
Every other tobacco product in human history, including virtually every other vaping liquid, makes use of natural nicotine from tobacco plants.
It uses the 28GHz millimeter wave band and makes use of beam forming and beam tracking technologies to hit those speeds.
This is habit tech billionaire Mark Cuban makes use of now that he says he is less attached to his devices.
Geothermal energy, which makes use of heat from below the surface of the earth, employed more than 2000,22016 people in 21.5.
Inside, she makes use of every square inch to display thousands of pieces she collects, primarily handmade by artisans in Mexico.
This one makes use of stock figures from European folklore (the fool, the golem, the trickster, the demon, animal shape-changers).
There's one song, called "Get in the Mind Shaft" that makes use of both a talk box and a gospel choir.
While he may lack the defensive savvy of UFC champion Rafael dos Anjos, he makes use of pressure in similar ways.
Even in the remote, sparsely populated Arizona desert, the Border Patrol makes use of radar, thermal imaging and high-definition cameras.
Each of those four entries makes use of a down entry that crosses it at the final letter, which is critical.
Microsoft makes use of Surface hardware throughout these sizzle videos, which helps to make them look even more sleek and appealing.
And there's an open shower, which Brick makes use of, clothed and unclothed, to drown out the din of family strife.
The platform can take the information coming from sensors and help build a more practical workflow that makes use of the data.
Facebook makes use of both SCCs and the newer EU-US Privacy Shield for authorizing its EU-US flows of personal data.
The limited series makes use of new camera technology, allowing the crew to film in remote places with little to no light.
A chilli grenade makes use of a naturally-occurring compound in chilli powder to cause severe irritation and temporarily immobilise its target.
But in a surprising twist, the Sheikah Slate makes use of some advanced machine learning algorithms to perform real-time object recognition.
Reinforcement learning makes use of the economic concept of utility to assign "points" for performing what are deemed to be optimal actions.
In episode 7, Cal makes use of this death knell, calling one of Stolin's men to his death with a screechy coo.
He also makes use of other non-traditional bonds, such as: "A combination of these specialized bonds doesn't increase risk," Mancini said.
A chilli grenade makes use of a naturally-occurring compound in chilli powder to cause severe irritation and temporarily immobilize its target.
Like the right-of-way in English common law, maritime freedom could lapse over time if no one makes use of it.
Elman makes use of the summary, as well as letters written to him by Winters urging him not to publish the book.
Like all projects out of the Makerere AI lab, this device makes use of the falling cost and increasing power of smartphones.
Short fables are sprinkled among the chapters, and the author makes use of pastiche, footnotes and other moves from the postmodern playbook.
Banks makes use of his vegetables in season and then stores, ferments, pickles, and freezes the excess to eat during the winter.
In the wake of some new plot that makes use of secure communications technology, these disputes will pick right back up again.
You'll also notice Gmail app's got a fresh new look that resembles the Android version, which makes use of Google's Material Design language.
Inspired by a painting by Duchamp, this series makes use of a vivid collection of aura photos the artist sourced from the internet.
The IRL glasses block LCD/LED screens through horizontal polarization, an optical phenomenon that the Casper Privacy Film makes use of as well.
It's worth noting, though, that AWS makes use of plenty of open source projects, and also regularly releases its own projects on GitHub.
The company also makes use of the Indian government's Unified Payments Interface, or UPI, framework, which allows for instant transfer between participating banks.
This new maze makes use of several marbles, and over twenty fidget spinners that gently turn and twist to push the marbles along.
These tags can be useful for users with blindness in helping describe what's in an image, technology that Facebook makes use of now.
Are the stakes finally high enough to expedite an effective, hemisphere-wide mosquito eradication program that makes use of modern genetic modification techniques?
Since it makes use of a common method of employee benefits management, it would be easy and inexpensive for many companies to establish.
Additionally, Plexamp makes use of a few up-and-coming features that will be included in Plex's subscription, Plex Pass, in the future.
"Everything in Its Right Place" makes use of both modal mixture and odd time signatures, and it's arguably one of Radiohead's signature songs.
Anderson, in her writing, often makes use of conservative vantages, like a painter assessing her canvas from the other side of the room.
The research makes use of a natural experiment that followed the passage of the Affordable Care Act of 73, better known as Obamacare.
And each setting now makes use of Apple's "3D Touch" feature, where pressing and holding on an icon brings up additional useful options.
The family business makes use of modern equipment, including inspection cameras, and applies ecological methods to clean and maintain chimneys and boiler rooms.
That device, like most of the work in BCIs, makes use of the motor cortex, the part of the brain that manages movement.
Crazy Rich Asians makes use of both, while also reminding audiences that ludicrous amounts of wealth is also just really fun to look at.
The Levoit air purifier makes use of a 360-degree filter design and cyclone technology to take in and purify air from all sides.
The first is Google Lens, which makes use of computer vision to understand what's happening in a photo and then provide useful contextual actions.
It makes use of a spacecraft trajectory now known as the "Aldrin cycler," which makes travel to Mars far more possible than previously thought.
More generally, the note makes use of proper grammar, punctuation, syntax, and character choice, indicating the writer was likely native or at least fluent.
"All Is True", a new film, makes use of the original title of "Henry VIII" and begins in the immediate aftermath of the conflagration.
The Ghent facility also makes use of wind power to supply roughly 11 percent of its power consumption, Volvo said in an announcement Thursday.
Google and others want more leeway in how it makes use of data gathered overseas, and that could be one area of common ground.
The accompanying video makes use of news footage relating to the coronial inquest for Ms. Dhu's death, as well as the CCTV footage itself.
The worm makes use of a vulnerability called ETERNALBLUE which was publically released last month by the hacker group known as The Shadow Brokers.
The work of Zhou and his colleagues makes use of a curious property discovered by Ernst Chladni, the father of acoustics, back in 1787.
Alaya makes use of the daily pauses to visit the ruins of the house but says the brief ceasefires leave little time to search.
This powerful device makes use of purposefully designed hair removal tool that draws out embedded pet hairs from carpets, cushions, and sofas with ease.
He quotes Allah saying that a 'roaring wind in the days of the snakes' had been sent and makes use of a hurricane emoji.
Additionally, because it makes use of a common method of employee benefits management, it would be easy and inexpensive for many companies to establish.
The Drivemode system in this car, however, relies not on another screen, but instead makes use of the smartphone that most drivers already have.
"Look What You Made Me Do" makes use of Right Said Fred's "I'm Too Sexy" — an absolute '90s pop banger that'll take you way back.
Ultra Street Fighter II also makes use of the Joy-Con for its only truly new material, a mini-game called Way of the Hado.
It makes use of finder tags, in-app notes, custom groups, and folders so you won't have a hard time keeping track of your stuff.
So there's the deranged 1-2-Switch, which makes use of the JoyCon's capabilities so extensively that the TV or tablet's screen is almost unneeded.
Just as a professional photographer makes use of different lenses for different scenarios, this kit allows you to switch between lenses depending on your subject.
BigchainDB, another such project, is developing a globally distributed database, which is faster and bigger than the blockchain (although it also makes use of it).
It makes use of Google's impressive cloud infrastructure and will stream games directly to players, removing the need to buy an expensive video game console.
This is because it makes use of three different liquids which have different volatilities and mutual solubilities (the temperature required to make two liquids mix).
The GM mustard developed by Delhi University scientists makes use of three genes already incorporated in rapeseed hybrids in Canada, the United States and Australia.
The DOOMba makes use of the little disc-shaped robot's sensors and built-in simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) to turn your home into hell.
From 2020 to 2045, the optimal scenario makes use of over 500 terawatt-hours of power that would have been wasted in the current scenario.
The series makes use of several real locations in Miami Beach, most notably the Versace Mansion, the site of the murder, now a boutique hotel.
Fortunately there's a more nuanced option at our immediate disposal, one that makes use of the genetic insight now being gathered by urban evolution researchers.
Part of compacting the camera so small involved finding a place for everything, and the A6400 makes use of every nook and cranny pretty effectively.
But I wondered something: Farhad makes use of Uber as an example of how technology has significantly improved the experience of getting in a car.
This week, Nature published a new study that makes use of that data to understand how people around the world think about hard moral tradeoffs.
Mr. Kotik's pairing of the "Song Books" with "Macle" demonstrated fascinating connections between the two pieces; Mr. Eastman makes use of a similarly chattering energy.
Time Capsule also makes use of Spotify's updated "now playing" design, which has been used in key playlists like RapCavair and Today's Top Hits, among others.
This definition of π implicitly makes use of flat (Euclidean) geometry; although the notion of a circle can be extended to any curved (non-Euclidean) geometry.
Starcity wants to build comfortable communal housing in San Francisco that makes use of the millions of square feet in unused residential space in San Francisco.
Finnish shipping business Viking Line's M/S Viking Grace makes use of a 24-meter-tall cylindrical rotor sail developed by Norsepower Oy, another Finnish company.
According to researchers, the attack makes use of an exploit called EternalBlue, believed to have been be developed by the NSA to break through Windows security.
Osiris, based in Columbia, Maryland, specializes in regenerative medicine, which makes use of treatments involving human cells or tissues that are engineered or taken from donors.
In terms of the specific technology it's using to alter selfies in a photorealistic way, Goncharov says FaceApp makes use of "deep generative convolutional neural networks".
The SDK will work with any VR app or film, Gupta says, so long as it makes use of a game engine like Unity or Unreal.
It even makes use of the same trick HuffPo used six years ago, spelling Super Bowl as "superbowl" the way a potentially sloshed sports fan might.
Correction: A previous version of this article mistakenly said the Apple Watch makes use of an Intel chip in relation to the device's immunity to Meltdown.
USI says its technology makes use of the existing touch sensor in touchscreen devices, so enabling the standard wouldn't cost a lot — if anything at all.
Besides leaving Reddit links in their public Discord to direct users to promote those posts, The_Donald regularly makes use of title constructions which invite aggressive upvoting.
Today, eBay revealed a nifty new piece of augmented reality software that makes use of both the front-facing iPhone X camera and Apple's ARKit framework.
Google makes use of the Netflix re-imagining of the classic globetrotting Carmen Sandiego character, which debuted in a 1985 computer game released by Broderbund Software.
The company makes use of tags and metadata to identify the different parts of the containers and their relationship to one another and the underlying infrastructure.
The agreement, which makes use of Amazon Web Services' artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities, follows a similar deal with the National Football League in November.
Now, living on an isolated American farm, she makes use of her lifelong fascination with the inside of the human body, but she isn't a surgeon.
In the strongest work of the show, Mika Rottenberg also makes use of pop culture memes to engage the audience and display the absurdities of globalization.
The story, by Maureen O'Connor, makes use of a decade's worth of big-data analytics from the website Pornhub, which attracts 75 million visitors a day.
The hardware similarly makes use of a matrix of multiple charging coils, which interlink to offer charging capabilities across the surface of the Base Station Pro.
"There's a neocolonialist school of thinking which makes use of some Algerians, or rather pseudo-Algerians — traitors, mercenaries, homosexuals," said the interior minister, Salah Eddine Dahmoune.
Instead, the app makes use of Adobe programs, letting users import 3D files from Dimension and 2D layers from Photoshop and Illustrator to create interactive experiences.
Regardless of who makes use of Solace's many comprehensive resources, Anthony was clear about one thing: she doesn't want anyone to rely on the app forever.
It is tough to punch with impact when you are stooped at the waist and Lomachenko makes use of this just as Floyd Mayweather always did.
Sophos Home makes use of the same protection technology trusted by leading banks, governments, and businesses worldwide, meaning you can have confidence in your home cybersecurity setup.
MIO makes use of sophisticated proprietary trading strategies and external hedge fund and private equity managers, and has seeded some of these funds with its own capital.
It makes use of ARKit, Apple toolkit for developing AR-driven apps, and uses the iPhone's camera to compute the dimensions of objects seen on the screen.
Korok-hunting in particular makes use of Amiibo drops, which can spawn metal boxes that can then be used to vault across the map by using Stasis.
This exhibit makes use of research that Ms Mir did in 2007, when she spent months combing through the microfiche archives of the New York Public Library.
Unfortunately, the government still makes use of several other legal avenues that allow it to punish and silence people whose sexual identity is out of public favor.
Florida-based Saltwater Brewery invented a biodegradable and compostable version of the classic plastic rings that makes use of their natural brewing byproducts, like wheat and barley.
But the goal is to get the tech into mainstream consumer routers, so that the next Netgear or D-Link router you buy makes use of it.
They share the evening with Justin Cabrillos, a Brooklyn-based choreographer whose solo, "Holdings," makes use of two beige carpets to explore emotional, physical and spiritual extremes.
"Call of Duty Mobile" makes use of touchscreen controls and includes many of the same game modes and maps as the popular "Call of Duty" console releases.
The movie makes use of an actress, Joanne Tucker, to repeat testimony by several officials that was deemed too sensitive for these sources to appear on camera.
As its name suggests, this type of quantum computer makes use of ions (an atom or molecule with an electric charge) that are 'trapped' in electromagnetic fields.
In addition to tasting delicious and serving as a healthy alternative to ice cream, "nice" cream also makes use of the overripe bananas on your kitchen counter.
Colquhoun also makes use of seasonal offerings like nasturtiums, borage flowers, chive flowers, marigold petals, or whatever else you can forage or find at the grocery store.
The maneuver also makes use of prevailing analytical data that shows that most pitchers begin to falter after their third turn through the opposing team's batting order.
The third part of the play makes use of just such whodunit energy as the characters return to the living room and we to our original seats.
ICE already makes use of some facial recognition software, but that technology does not have the ability to scan live crowds of people for possible undocumented migrants.
How the faces are made In order to generate such images, StyleGAN makes use of a machine-learning method known as a GAN, or generative adversarial network.
To play up the psychedelic effect, the show makes use of rotoscoping, a technique in which live-action footage is traced over, frame by frame, by animators.
At the opposite end of the two-star experience is Ultraviolet, an "immersive" restaurant that pumps perfume at diners and makes use of audio and visual effects.
That sets it apart from the similar-looking but frustratingly limited Lenovo Smart Clock, which barely makes use of its display for anything other than showing the time.
The patent battle has temporarily slowed scientific research that makes use of CRISPR, in addition to resurfacing a timeworn argument over the place of patents in academic science.
Microsoft's service makes use of its Translator live feature to translate the spoken presentation into as many as 60 different languages and transmit them directly to attendees phones.
Slendertone makes use of electronic muscle stimulation technology which activates the body's natural muscle movement and means that all your muscles contract, not just those under the pads.
The master is part of a suite with a dressing area with a walk-in closet that makes use of hardwoods recycled from other parts of the house.
Starring Keanu Reeves as a hardboiled detective in a kind of purgatory, the movie makes use of Weisz as a psychic who helps the hero save the world.
With her business not connected to Kenya's main grid, she makes use of a local solar micro grid operated by smart metering technology business SteamaCo to get electricity.
The service makes use of saving to the cloud, so your progress in each game is automatically transferred between devices, so long as you connect to the internet.
The courts have generally taken a deferential approach to evaluating how the president makes use of such delegated authority and have not required Congress to be more specific.
Solomon Telingater's masterly "The Red Army Is Watching" (1931) makes use of disjunctive scales between an army corps in the background and a single saluting soldier laid atop.
The new method makes use of a new Intel processor feature called Software Guard Extensions, which have a "secure enclave" in their processors that run an unalterable code.
According to one cryptogopher working at Google, the new functionality makes use of the iPhone processor's Secure Enclave, which is used to securely store the device's private keys.
It's as if our hypothetical mousetrap engineer were prohibited from seeking employment with any other manufacturing firm, or in any occupation that makes use of her engineering skills.
Amazon launched Alexa in Spain last month, but the company says the voice assistant has now been updated to work with Mexican Spanish and makes use of local information.
Citing, "audiences loved it," the trailer makes use of the apparently popular fondness of the biopic around audio clips of John Travolta's character managing with scrutiny in the film.
While Yoobic doesn't directly tie in with the customer experience, the work that it enables definitely makes use of those data points, and contributes to fulfilling bigger marketing strategies.
Mr. Rose's design makes use of the steep waterfront land, with the artificial grass tennis court at the top of the property and a driveway leading to garaging below.
This new diesel engine makes use of electrification (it has an electric-powered compressor that can spin its turbochargers) to produce 435 horsepower and 663 pound-feet of torque.
Because it's the smartest television around, in terms of how it makes use of tech, and that goes way beyond its Android TV-based OS (though that's nice, too).
The video really makes use of the 360-degree space, so you have to swivel the video (or your head if you're using a headset) to follow the action.
The ITC investigation, which makes use of a rusting bit of trade law called Section 0003, is also a test of the Trump administration's willingness to defend domestic manufacturing.
That helps fight depression by day, but during sleep, the body makes use of neurogenic and serotonergic pathways to help us achieve a normal REM sleep cycle, Bodkin says.
"Nuclear command and control today is less dependent on super-secure underground facilities, but in a flatter architecture than makes use of numerous redundant and dispersed facilities," Kristensen said.
Taiwan has also set up an "electronic fence" system that makes use of mobile telephones to alert police and authorities if those in home quarantine step out of bounds.
Mr. Polin's grid makes use of mirror symmetry, most likely to aid in getting all of those cities in the grid and still being able to fill it decently.
The Neato Robotics D450 robot vacuum makes use of seriously advanced technology to ensure your home gets a better clean, and it all starts with a smart laser system.
If McConnell makes use of the latter avenue, then Senate Republicans could amend the Senate rule requiring the House to formally send articles of impeachment before trial can begin.
More than any of his other creatures, the 3,800-square-foot property looks to the future even as it makes use of building techniques drawn from Nova Scotia's past.
It makes use of Apple's ARKit on iOS 11 that has seen a raft of cool apps come out, including one that lets you put Ikea furniture on the street.
Senders makes use of a similar product formerly known as Trackbuster, as part of service that displays info (Twitter, LinkedIn account, etc) about the sender of the email you're reading.
The change in how iOS makes use of NFC is detailed in a documentation webpage for the beta version of iOS 11, and it was reported by Engadget earlier today.
MekaMon makes use of augmented reality to create battlefields for its real-world robot — a use case that's in-sync with Apple's aggressive push with ARKit and depth-sensing cameras.
To finesse is to be human in the 2010s, because the success we all strive for is dependent on the luck and charisma that a good finesser makes use of.
The denim jacket, which will retail at $350, is the first of its kind and makes use of 'Project Jacquard' technology, which has been under development by Google since 2015.
The project makes use of a single-decker vehicle that can operate autonomously within the grounds of the Sharston depot, the Stagecoach Group said in an announcement earlier this week.
Headquartered in California and founded in 2001, AcuFocus develops technology that makes use of a pinhole effect to allow light rays to reach the retina and bring objects into focus.
Workload makes use of an engineering concept that engineers at Asana call a "work graph," which is similar to Facebook's method of mapping out relationships between people, groups, and topics.
A school of painters flourished here at the beginning of the 20th century, but these days, some of the best work instead makes use of the island's high-quality clay.
The restaurant honors traditional dishes and methods — mullixhiu means "miller," and the restaurant makes use of working millstones — while exploring inventive flavor combinations such as charred pumpkin with pomegranate molasses.
Mariner East makes use of the same path, and some of the same pipe, that was originally constructed in the 22020s to provide heating oil to residential buildings and towns.
The Stratollite makes use of a large balloon that lofts payloads into the upper stratosphere, which is the layer of the atmosphere immediately above the troposphere, where most weather occurs.
A Mac version debuted earlier this year, and To Do also includes a daily planner feature that makes use of the smart lists that you may have used in Wunderlist.
The back panel makes use of a shimmery blue gradient with a subtle hexagonal pattern and a cut-off red Avengers "A" logo, which is also featured above the camera module.
Google's new Daydream virtual reality system, which makes use of the new Pixel phone, looks like a strong challenger to Samsung's Gear VR product, which is based on Facebook's Oculus platform.
Flashes of high-fashion femininity are balanced out by wood tones and earthy textures for an inviting space that makes use of Annie and Jack's favorite pieces of decor and art.
North Korea, which is formally known as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), routinely makes use of front companies based in China to circumvent sanctions imposed by the Security Council.
The network makes use of a special web browser that conceals people's identities and location by routing internet connections through a complex series of computers and encrypting data in the process.
However, Google can still makes use of the data in a small number of ways, including to improve the VPN product and other Fi network services and to monitor for abuse.
While currently intended for military use, combining WAMI cameras with cell phone tracking would also provide a powerful tool for law enforcement — which already makes use of cell phone tower simulators.
Logitech today announced the new Logi Base for the iPad Pro, a charging dock that makes use of the Pro's connector pins to charge and sync the tablet with a computer.
Because the cost of shipping construction materials more than 30 million miles is prohibitive, the design makes use of volcanic basalt rock, which exists on Mars, below a layer of dust.
He also frequently makes use of common stereotypes, poking fun at himself as an "Asian man who likes math" and joking during last week's debate about knowing a lot of doctors.
The company announced two more messaging apps last spring, Allo (a "smart" instant messenger that makes use of the company's predictive Google Assistant technology) and Duo (a new video-calling program).
When the sun is shining brighter than expected with no clouds in sight, you need a grid that makes use of the extra power it's generating or it'll be wasted (variability).
Lee's system—which he set up briefly in January—is "extremely simple," he told me, and makes use of a water-to-air intercooler like you'd find in a supercharged car.
"hard rain," which you can hear above, makes use of layered, Auto-Tuned vocals, which, against strings and drums, take on the form of another instrument in the song's sonic collage.
Their proposed vaccine makes use of messenger RNA, rather than relying on either a small or inactive sample of the COVID-19 virus itself — the source of most existing effective vaccines.
Russia is believed to have an extensive intelligence operation targeting the Islamic State that makes use of the large numbers of Muslims from former Soviet states who have joined the group.
On the inside, the grand tourer makes use of sustainable materials like British wool and "5,000-year-old Riverwood sourced from the ancient Fenlands of East Anglia," which clads the dashboard.
"I'm not a hoarder, but I have lots of sentimental objects, bric-a-brac, books," said Mr. Le Hay, who makes use of several large storage trunks to hide the overflow.
The project makes use of the modular platform that Boston Dynamics has created for Spot, which is designed to allow companies to create their own functions and payloads for the robot.
Launched earlier this month by software engineer Phillip Wang as a personal project, the site makes use of a recently-released AI system developed by researchers at computer chip maker Nvidia.
This painting, like "A Studio in Les Batignolles" (1870) or "The Reading" (1877), makes use of the realistic but dusty grays of Jean-François Millet, as in his " The Gleaners" (183).
Like similar apps, Tinycards makes use of the spaced repetition technique to help its users learn, though it also uses some of the same algorithms as Duolingo to adapt to users' progress.
The warning system makes use of a network of 800 ground sensors, operated by the US Geological Survey, located up and down the West Coast that detect shaking and trigger the alerts.
The team apparently also makes use of Freedom of Information requests to try to get more police forces to open data on bike unique frame numbers that have been registered as stolen.
Fitbit, which makes use of Chinese contract manufacturers to produce most of its devices, said if the proposed U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods comes into effect, it would impact its material costs.
Putting the largest vocabulary online has been described as "sailing out on a borrowed ship" — a strategy that makes use of other countries' networks, infrastructure and resources to take China's agenda global.
India's GM mustard makes use of three genes already incorporated in rapeseed hybrids in Canada, the United States and Australia and extensive biosafety tests have revealed no cause for concern, Pental said.
He likes to shoot with natural light, inviting the contingency of unplanned weather to enter his scenes, and he rarely makes use of the expensive cinematic lighting that productions order by default.
Its Perth-based Integrated Remote Operations Centre, or IROC, gives the business a real-time picture of its iron ore network in Western Australia, and makes use of a range of tech.
Google Home also makes use of the Google Cast protocol, which allows it broadcast music to speakers in different rooms and photos (from Google Photos) and video to TVs and monitors (with Chromecast).
But Wandelbots makes use of information related by embedded 22018-axis sensors within the suits, which transmit magnometer, orientation and plenty of other data to the computer system to model the operator's behavior.
Stockholm-based Northzone is also joining the round, as is Unity Technologies founder David Helgason — clearly spying strategic potential in a platform that makes use of 23D gaming environments for an educational purpose.
The new design makes use of the extra vertical space on X-series iPhones and makes most of its buttons and gestures easily accessible from the lower portion of the screen, he says.
Super VOOC makes use of a custom dual-cell design that allows you to go from 0- to 100-percent charge in just 35 minutes — an unbelievably fast time for a 26.4,24mAh battery.
Though this time around, there's a noticeable lack of nonviolent subtext — the Fallout version of the Iron Giant makes use of his size and eye lasers to lay waste to hordes of mutants.
The method makes use of the horse's strength to pull a fishing net through the shallow waters of Oostduinkerke, a natural habitat to grey shrimp (Crangon crangon), just before and after low tide.
Sanders called on Friday for long-term development of Puerto Rico, putting in place storm-resistant housing and structures and a sturdy energy grid that makes use of the island's ample renewable resources.
But they have another, more unusual common ­denominator: Each makes use of a narrative in reverse motion, a tricky maneuver that runs a considerable risk of irritating, if not outright alienating, the reader.
Precise, spare, elegant (sometimes to an interior-designer-pleasing fault), her sculpture makes use of optical tricks and careful positioning to evoke the instability, and the unknowability, of our place in the world.
I was giddy with excitement when I first brought home the Yamazaki Magnetic Kitchen Organization Rack because of how well it makes use of the unused space on the side of my fridge.
The feature makes use of Adobe's artificial intelligence platform Sensei, which was trained on more than 10,000 images to manually identify the body points, Adobe research scientist Jimei Yang said during a demo.
It provided funds toward a smart grid -- a reimagined electrical grid that makes use of technology to improve reliability and efficiency -- as part of the 2009 economic stimulus, but not explicitly since then.
While most German comedies tend toward cabaret-style slapstick humor, "Toni Erdmann," which is 162 minutes long, makes use of repetition and time, drawing out awkward moments to the point of comic discomfort.
To interdict foot traffic, Border Patrol now makes use of laser trip wires, seismic sensors, infrared cameras, and non-lethal drones equipped with technology developed to detect insurgents in the caves of Afghanistan.
The bill makes use of an obscure law called the Congressional Review Act, which lets Congress fast-track a resolution to disapprove of new federal agency rules within 60 days of their passage.
The device, which also makes use of other existing hardware solutions including the Playstation Move controllers, is considered a major threat in the VR space due to the healthy ecosystem already surrounding the device.
A Bytedance representative tells The Verge that TikTok makes use of the company's AI technologies in various ways, from facial recognition for the filters through to the recommendation engine in the For You feed.
Unlike government-backed bike sharing services in other pars of the world that use fixed locations to store cycles, Mobike makes use of GPS to allow its bikes to left anywhere in a city.
The resulting space makes use of the neutral browns, tans and creams, but throws in pops of colors like yellow and blue, as well as a few special items that brighten up the room.
"Takamba", an instrumental track, combines funk-like grooves with psychedelic guitar phrases reminiscent of the 1960s; "Ilana" makes use of brilliant and dense fingerpicking as well as the power chords favoured in hard rock.
To make sure it doesn't drive out of bounds (and into traffic), and does spot trees, benches or other barriers, Kobi makes use of two beacons placed in the yard to help it navigate.
The work makes use of electronic tap boards, created by the dancer and musician Nicholas Van Young, that allow the company's skilled dancers to be in rhythmic and sonic conversation with three live musicians.
The company makes use of on-demand services like Go-Jek (GoFood) and Grab (GrabFood) which account for one-third of all orders, according to Tirtanata, rather than running its out fleet as some competitors.
In passing its rule, the TLC approved a pay standard that makes use of a formula created by economists James Parrott and Michael Reich for a report on driver earnings commissioned by New York City.
A wealthy boss who makes use of NetJets won't need to explain to his shareholders why he bought a jet, even as he treats the one he flies on as though it were his own.
The Shield TV sold in the rest of the world runs Android TV and makes use of Google software like the Assistant and the Play Store, neither of which can be used in the region.
Portrait mode in the iPhone XS still makes use of the secondary telephoto camera, which gives a more natural and flattering perspective for pictures of people than the single-lens solution used by the Pixel.
It makes use of RSVP (rapid serial visual presentation) to transform any text from documents, books, websites, or apps, into an easy-to-read format that reduces eye movement and simulates a natural reading flow.
According to The Daily Dot, Geofeedia, a particularly popular social media monitoring tool, also makes use of fake profiles in an attempt to gain access to even more information on behalf of law enforcement clients.
The ARMOR-X Magnetic Charging Cable works just like the MagSafe in the sense that it makes use of a magnetic clip that can be plugged and be left alone in your device's charging socket.
Much like how Square Enix's Final Fantasy Tactics became a superior experience when it integrated iOS touch control, Fire Emblem Heroes makes use of the best aspects of touchscreen gaming to emphasize strategic, board-based battles.
It's a clever service that makes use of Netflix's massive catalog and all of the major languages in which it already offers subtitles, including Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, and Turkish.
In order to minimize the strong smell of acetone, acrylic, and other harsh products, Vo makes use of Valentino Beauty Pure, a nail dust collector which she says has helped purify the air, and remove smells.
It also makes use of its system memory in a more efficient fashion, using a higher bandwidth on the 8GB of GDDR21 memory to squeeze out an additional 22MB for game developers to make use of.
A track called "Artifact" makes use of a swinging pulse and a slinky melody — with passing nods to "Trinkle, Tinkle," by Thelonious Monk — but it also accommodates layered electronic effects and a free-form rhythmic roil.
Every one of these companies offers a fantastic customer experience, has a solid marketing and sales machine and makes use of technology — so why is it they have a hard time outperforming some individual sales agents?
Not only are these little bots fun to build and program on their own, but the paired app makes use of augmented reality that turns any open area into a virtual play scape for the robot.
Their app makes use of a well-known attack in academic circles: if you carefully track and analyze the patterns of use on a computer's processor, you can piece together what the user is actually doing.
The company has alway maintained that its business model makes use of spare rooms or people's own homes while they're on vacation, while its critics have accused it of obscuring the number of purely commercial listings.
It was a head-shot truck, and with its white exposed faux-brick walls, new wooden floor, makeup station, changing area and chair bolted into the floor, the compact studio makes use of every available inch.
It's working to improve both speed and volume through an end-to-end manufacturing process that makes use of robotic assembly lines – one borrowed in part from the missile industry, so it's not without proven precedent.
"Maserati now makes use of temporary layoffs each month ... there is a risk that production this year will be lower than in 2015 when it was already down 30 percent on the previous year," it said.
In a stunning debut collection of poems, Alison C. Rollins makes use of imagery relating to archives, texts, figures from history, card catalogs, classifications — libraries as evocative troves of imagery, blurring eras, familiar phrases and identities.
As was previously announced, the Tencent-powered Switch makes use of the Chinese internet giant's services in a few ways, including cloud infrastructure for online gaming and the ability to buy eShop games with WeChat Pay.
In "How Does One Say," Collins makes use of her Sorbonne education and French proficiency to write about a young black girl who establishes a rapport with the professor of a French immersion program in Maine.
Over the longer run, the rate at which the economy expands depends mainly on the growth of productivity — the efficiency with which the economy makes use of resources such as labor, capital, energy, and raw materials.
A Reuters graphic makes use of data from the U.N. Operational Satellite Applications Programme (UNOSAT) to show hundreds of villages in Rakhine state that were once inhabited by the Rohingya, but have now been burned down.
Nissan's I2V system makes use of what the company calls "the Metaverse," which is not a reference to Persona 5's alternate dimension but describes how virtual characters can appear in real-world vehicles through augmented reality.
Instead it just makes better use of what's available to it, using some fancy signal processing to squeeze more streams of data into the same old 20 MHz slices of spectrum your current phone makes use of.
Called Color Binoculars, the app makes use of the phone's camera to adjust colors in such a way that a colorblind person can see whatever's in the frame in the same way a non-colorblind person would.
Then, on Friday, Facebook proper began testing an experiment whereby the mobile app opens directly to a camera window atop a user's feed, which makes use of Facebook acquisition MSQRD's selfie filters for an Olympics tie-in.
Though the stakes are high and Monkman is deadly serious in the contemplation of his themes, it must be noted that "Scent of a Beaver," like much of his work, cleverly and playfully makes use of kitsch.
Having its name attached to a regulatory sanction hasn't prevented Google DeepMind signing additional data-sharing arrangements with other UK NHS Trusts to continue rolling out the clinical task management app that makes use of the data.
That's not so important nowadays since the only consumer device that makes use of it is the Xbox One X. But with a new generation of consoles on their way next year, that could change very soon.
Komatsu, who has apprenticed with the fabled experimental director Peter Brook, here makes use of a similarly rich economy of theatrical means in "Andares," which is performed in Spanish (and Mayan, Zapotec, Tzotzil and Wixarika) with supertitles.
"We want to make sure we create an offering that marketers can leverage and makes use of all of that goodness that's living within Adobe Experience platform," Nina Caruso, product marketing manager for Adobe Audience Manager, explained.
GM's car-sharing service, Maven, also makes use of the OnStar service to allow customers to open a vehicle they are renting without having to first get the key — which the owner stores inside in a locked box.
Styled for the occasion in a textured double ponytail by celebrity stylist Jenny Cho, the deeper shade makes use of strategic bronde lowlights for an effect that keeps the tone from looking too stark against her pale skin.
In a peculiar case of life imitating art imitating life, Pinterest has announced a new recipe-finding feature that makes use of computer vision to tell you about a dish when you point your smartphone camera at it.
China makes use of nine satellites in orbit around the Earth, built by Boeing and Maxar Technologies-owned SSL and financed through investment firm Carlyle Group, to boost Chinese government capabilities, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
While Uber makes use of Nvidia hardware in its own self-driving automotive technology, it does not employ Nvidia's Drive autonomous computing platform, which includes the GPU maker's own real-time sensor fusion, HD mapping and path planning.
Night Sight makes use of Google's Super Res Zoom on the 3, which is another computational approach to improve pixel-level detail and sharpness — effectively improving the resolution of the camera — without the help of any additional hardware.
Now, the new ad — which Denny's tweeted Sunday, on Father's Day — makes use of the pair's comedic dynamic, showing them hanging out in one of the restaurant's booths, in front of a plate of pancakes, eggs and bacon.
Also from our Hanukkah Spectacular, this second Aaron Polsky tiki-style creation also makes use of high-proof spirits and some hard-to-find components, but he offers some more accessible substitutes that still produce a killer cocktail.
While it's not the first attempt to do so, the study makes use of a novel dataset of ships' logs that volunteers are digitizing from records held in the National Archives as part of the Old Weather project.
Rudolph's Bond Centre in Hong Kong, now known as the Lippo Centre, makes use of prefab glass panels rather than concrete expanses, but its multilevel lobby breaks the towers' mass into human-scale zones for meeting and mingling.
But when Anne takes Christian home after a dance party at the museum, she reveals unknown depths of weirdness: She's the owner of a pet chimp, who roves freely through her apartment and makes use of her lipstick.
Modernist ballet, Mauss suggests, drew on an extremely wide range of influences, in what could be considered a riff on the lofty ideal of post-Wagnerian Gesamtkunstwerk, the "total work of art" that makes use of all art forms.
As Holloway is a fighter who makes use of a great deal of movement to manufacture exchanges and to get in and out, time spent pressed against the fence is time not spent meeting him in his A game.
Mr Putin's way of war, in Aleppo as in Grozny, makes use of indiscriminate bombardment and deliberate targeting of civilians; Russian air power might thus be used against Raqqa and other IS strongholds in ways that American aircraft cannot.
The Autobiography — which is executively produced by No I.D., who also produced Jay-Z's 4:44 album — makes use of the innovative sampling the Chicago-based producer is known for, with unconventional featured artists like Saul Williams and Weezer.
The game, which first came out on PC, Mac, and Linux last year, became a truly amazing VR experience when it was ported to the Oculus Rift for how it makes use of motion and the idea of time.
OnStar Go makes use of machine learning to analyze data gathered by the driver and use that to make informed decisions about potential product and service offerings from things in proximity to the car or within the car itself.
Azzato said that the company's fully computerized system, which makes use of a high-tech greenhouse, enables them to grow salads year-round, thereby lessening the need for imports that can be costly, in both financial and environmental terms.
Many skeptics have said Tesla may not be able to make money on the Model 3, which is priced steeply lower than the company's high-end cars but still makes use of much of the same technology and materials.
The suit she wore came from Gabriela Hearst, an Uruguayan designer, whose sensibilities are not hostile to the Ocasio-Cortez brand — the line makes use of compostable plastics for packaging and one runway show was inspired by Angela Davis.
Tellingly, Yang, who is never in one place for very long, often makes use of the kinds of household items people only acquire when they have settled somewhere: cans of artichoke hearts, umbrella stands, fridge magnets, towels, tomato paste.
There are fistfights in alleys and more extensive episodes of combat, during which Diana makes use of her aunt's training, traditional Amazon weapons (notably a glowing piece of rope called the Lasso of Truth) and her own unique abilities.
Whether the tech of these companies has the potential to save lives, or make war even more lethal, will depend on how our government actually makes use of so-called the "innovation" they're so keen to get their hands on.
Some such techniques are already in use in the market, including how Tesla's Autopilot system (and other driver-assist technologies) makes use of reflected or bounced radar signals to see around the cars immediately in front of the Tesla vehicle.
The genre, which we reported on in February of this year, makes use of popular characters from family-friendly entertainment, but it's often created with little care, and can quickly stray from innocent themes to scenes of violence or sexuality.
LG had the most compelling conventional monitor of the show by far, with its "5K ultrawide" 34WK653U that makes use of Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, 600-nit HDR, and the same nano-IPS tech used in the company's LED TV range.
It's $30 more, and you give up the ability to switch out straps, but it actually makes use of its Sp02 sensors and Garmin's entire software platform is better suited to anyone who really wants to get into their data.
He makes use of a loop pedal in the way that I'd imagine less imaginative pop artists wish they could: hand claps, harmonized and percussive exclamations and finger clicks all layer to create the base on which the performance rests.
The third Captain America film, it is not just a direct sequel to the second: it also makes use of characters introduced in the first two "Iron Man" films, "The Incredible Hulk", "Thor", "The Avengers: Age of Ultron" and "Antman".
The 2011 magical-girl animated series Puella Magi Madoka Magica makes use of overly cute aesthetics, including a fluffy cat-like animal, but actually portrays the psychological and physical horrors that girls who decide to become Sailor Moon-like fighters endure.
Experts who study how the Islamic State makes use of social media say the group is quick to claim success for sometimes impulsive acts carried out in its name, and to prey on the propensities for violence of the psychologically disturbed.
PARIS — For a film that makes use of long silences, Gianfranco Rosi's documentary "Fire at Sea," about the tiny Italian island of Lampedusa — for years the European point of arrival for boatloads of North African migrants — has made some noise.
The specific approach Elroy Air is taking makes use of hybrid-electric power trains for its aircraft, which help them travel longer distances versus fully electric VTOLs, while retaining better fuel efficiency versus vehicles that only use internal combustion engines.
The popular new fitness RPG, which makes use of a pilates ring-style controller, had already been selling well domestically to the point that Nintendo's president Shuntaro Furukawa apologized to investors for the lack of supply to East Asia last week.
And as scientists came to understand the genes' activities, it became increasingly clear that aging is not separate from the processes that control an organism's development before the age of sexual maturity; it makes use of the same biochemical machinery.
The folks at Levitating X, who have never received any sort of magical training whatsoever, have invented the Levitating Cup, a glass that makes use of electromagnetic suspension so that the glass can hover above a small metallic base in zero gravity.
Mi Pay makes use of near field communication (NFC) technology and Xiaomi said its NFC-enabled smartphones were tested to withstand various invasive and non-invasive attacks to provide data protection and encryption, and made use of multiple authentication mechanisms including fingerprint scanning.
In the past few years Komatsu has developed a system called Smart Construction, a project that makes use of services from Skycatch, a San Francisco-based startup which specializes in providing enterprise customers with super accurate data collection and analysis using drone photography.
As originally composed by Charles Bernstein, the Nightmare on Elm Street main theme makes use of the classic tritone interval, which is the easiest way to make music sound evil as heavy metal and video game boss fights have proven for decades.
Unlike some of the hardtail SUVs of old, the Defender's D7x engineering, as explained by Jaguar Land Rover, makes use of a lightweight, stiff aluminum monocoque assembly and four-wheel independent suspension, versus a body-on-frame steel construction with rear leaf-springs.
The ensemble makes use of the sparse scenic elements of Patrick Curtis's set (basically, four identical tables) to mount barricades, climb onto plinths and moving vehicles, and merge briefly into a transporting, time-stopping blur of communal triumph, rendered in slow-motion choreography.
This week, officials said the percentage of black and Hispanic students at the school would increase — though only by a tiny amount — as the city makes use of a program that exploits a loophole in the admissions process for the elite schools.
Apple makes use of a network of suppliers that includes Samsung Electronics, which produces OLED panels for the iPhone X. Samsung shares were down 0.51 percent as of Asia morning trade, having pared some losses after falling more than 1 percent earlier.
Morgan excels at straight prose—you could carve four or five realist novellas out of "The Sport of Kings"—but she makes use of many other forms: sermons, textbooks, rules, excerpts from other works (real and invented), Socratic dialogues, flashbacks, parables, stage plays.
The film makes use of a rich archive of old footage - pictures, videos and audio recordings - of the band at the height of Beatlemania, with screaming fans, snippets of the cheekiness of the then young men and the group at work in the studio.
Incidentally, the director behind the controversial Efron film, Joe Berlinger, was also an executive producer for Netflix's newly released Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes documentary, which makes use of previously unreleased recorded conversations between the serial killer and journalist Stephen Michaud.
An opening scene makes use of archival footage from 1964 of the transport of a monolith of Tlaloc, an Aztec god of water, lightning and agriculture, from the village of Coatlinchán to the new museum in Mexico City, where it was to beautify the entrance.
It makes use of expressionist techniques galore — cut-together sequences in which it's hard to know what we're looking at, other than lights and colors; flashbacks to floating over the Earth — but the most irritating is a constant rejiggering of the film's aspect ratio.
While using a Google tool may seem a bit odd, given that Firefox and Chrome are competitors, it's worth noting virtually every browser makes use of Safe Browsing (and that Mozilla pulls in a lot of revenue from its search engine deal with Google).
CDC spokeswoman Kathy Harben would not address what the agency might be doing, if anything, in response to the SPIDER complaint, but she said the agency makes use of a "full range of federal ethics statutes, regulations, and policies" that apply to all federal employees.
But as the president-elect makes use of his vast real estate holdings, he is also raising questions about whether he is exploiting the high profile and stature of the office to conduct what could be seen as a promotional tour for the Trump Organization.
Be it a unique manufacturing process that makes use of real gold particles or a revolutionary fabric designed to not just wick moisture but to actively cool a wearer's body temperature, the market for men's workout shirts is full of inventive and practical variety.
Another change: Once people reach the credible fear point, instead of waiting for their full hearings on asylum in the US, the new guidance makes use of a law that allows non-Mexican migrants to be sent to Mexico to wait, provided they arrived through Mexico.
The robot uses webcams, too, for visual input, and a depth sensor, and it makes use of machine learning to deal with both a requirement to be continually moving, while at the same time dealing with the highly unpredictable movement of people moving around in crowds.
There isn't a lot of software on the market yet that actually makes use of this technique, which allows you to render more lifelike images in real time, but if you need a virtual workstation with a powerful next-generation graphics card, that's now an option.
Pental's mustard makes use of three genes already incorporated in rapeseed hybrids in Canada, the United States and Australia and extensive biosafety tests have revealed no cause for concern, according to a copy of the field trial report submitted to the government and seen by Reuters.
Apple says it's tweaked the image pipeline, now including "semantic rendering" to obtain a better idea of the subject and how best to expose the photo, while "next-gen Smart HDR" makes use of multi-scale tone mapping to handle highlights in specific parts of the image.
But what the market is showing, and what I fundamentally believe, is that viewers want to immerse themselves in a visual story that makes use of the full range of creative techniques afforded by the tiny little computer in their hand that's connected to the internet.
They were exposed to the sounds of singeli, nimble rap with ululating keyboard leads, from Tanzania; gabber, frenzied music that makes use of sirens and heavily distorted kick drums, from Indonesia; and a punishingly loud imitation of Cold War sonic weaponry, played from modified tanks rigged with amplifiers.
The Lynk, made in China, will go on sale at home in 2017, followed by Europe and the United States in 2018, and marks one of the first attempts by a Chinese carmaker to create a global brand that makes use of European design and technology know-how.
The red line is one of those "so brilliant I take it for granted" inclusions, a single visual cue that makes use of an instinctual understanding of how an object on a straight path, moving at a consistent speed, will reach a given point at a predictable time.
Featuring Lucy Chinen, Matt Doyle & Yuehao Jiang, Yoshua Okon, Ada Sokol, Ryan Trecartin, and Whitney Vangrin, the exhibition makes use of Farago's storefront location to blur the line between white cube and window display, also utilizing curbside newspaper boxes to distribute an accompanying text on neuromarketing by Ada Sokol.
Erisa Hines talks to participants in "Destination: Mars" / Image courtesy of NASA/JPL Erisa Hines talks to participants in "Destination: Mars" / Image courtesy of NASA/JPL "Destination: Mars" makes use of OnSight software, a Mars rover mission operations tool co-developed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and Microsoft.
It makes use of the same meticulous music cues and on-the-beat editing of his breakthrough video "Love Is the Message, the Message Is Death," and exceeds that video in its marriage of political anger and personal vulnerability that ought to horrify a majority-white art audience.
The work, owing to the technology it makes use of, grants the viewer the ability to scan hilly vistas in any direction, and the sheer act of being able to look over your shoulder while remaining within the frame of the seamless panorama breeds an intense, vertiginous wonder.
Today, though, the remnants of these traditions can be seen in the Modernist buildings that still stand in major cities, including Tokyo's International House of Japan, one of the country's most famous hotels, designed in 1952 by Japanese acolytes of Le Corbusier, which makes use of shoji screens.
The new wide-range portrait mode makes use of info from both the dual-pixel imaging sensors that Pixel 4 uses, as well as the new second lens to derive more depth data and provide an expanded, more accurate portrait mode to separate the subject from the background.
That understatement becomes a strategy when Woodfox is sentenced to Angola — a prison erected on a former slave plantation — for robbery and abruptly enters a nightmare; it's a scene that, like many others, makes use of the N-word to underline its generally unsparing view of violent racism.
"The NHS logo is supposed to mean something," says Sam Smith, coordinator at patient data privacy advocacy group, MedConfidential — one of the organizations that makes use of the NHS' free APIs for health content (but which he points out did not write its own contract for the government to sign).
The Shaolin monastery developed a reputation for its spear techniques, but to a single monk travelling on the road, who will likely run into trouble if he is waltzing around with a spear, the staff is far more useful because it makes use of what is ostensibly a walking stick.
Also on the way, with air dates yet to be set, are two other shows Mr. Wakely created: "Time Out of Mind," a dark drama for Amazon with characters based on songs by Mr. Dylan; and another animated show for Netflix, still untitled, that makes use of the Motown catalog.
Life must be understood backward but lived forward, Kierkegaard once said, and Miranda, who makes use of the quotation, tells her story "Betrayal" style: After the first chapter, she jumps ahead to the 15th day after Nicolette's arrival and then inches backward, chapter by chapter, to the day after her homecoming.
While WhatsApp makes use of the respected Signal Protocol to protect users' comms via end-to-end encryption, the best encryption in the world can't offer any protection if a person gains possession of your unlocked device, as they can just open the app and read everything in plain text.
Mehta learned from Picasso and Barnett Newman when he painted simplified, stylized lovers whose bodies were slashed by bold diagonals; he drew just as much inspiration from Rajasthani miniatures, like the 16th-century example here whose depiction of Krishna at war also makes use of flattened figures in solid color.
While EvCard makes use of a "station" model, where users have to visit specific locations in order to rent or drop off their rental electric car, other car-shares have adopted a "station-less" model — wherein users can park their rental cars in any location — in a bid to differentiate themselves.
Pros: Fun shooting modes and a double exposure mode, retro camera body look is cool, makes use of common Mini instant film, prints have a vintage look, fun camera to use at parties and other eventsCons: Ergonomics for shooting photos are poor, price is a little high, image quality isn't great
A performance that makes use of technology in a novel way (like Kim's face-tracking webcam instrument) usually qualifies, as do performances that subvert common conceptions of music (like a composition from last year's concert, where Trijeet Mukhopadhyay invited the audience to open a web page on their phones that made musical sounds).
Rosetta makes use of recent advances in optical character recognition (OCR) to first scan an image and detect text that is present, at which point the characters are placed inside a bounding box that is then analyzed by convolutional neural nets that try to recognize the characters and determine what's being communicated.
The Galaxy Watch Active ditches the original rotating bezel design of its predecessors and instead makes use of touch-screen swiping to navigate the device's UI. Like the Apple Watch, the Galaxy Watch Active comes in a few different colors as well as multi-colored bands that you can mix and match.
Notably he points out Facebook's Business Tool terms state that it makes use of so called "event data" to "personalize features and content and to improve and secure the Facebook products" — including for "ads and recommendations"; for R&D purposes; and "to maintain the integrity of and to improve the Facebook Company Products".
Here as elsewhere, Ms. Frazier makes use of extra-long captions, detailing the state and local government's inept handling of the crisis, but amid the images of protest and deprivation are ones of love: Ms. Cobb braids her cousin's hair, or sits with her daughter at a restaurant, her expression caught between devotion and anxiety.
A recent Smarter Living article, "5 Cheap(ish) Things I Wish I Had Bought Before I Moved (or Just After)," shows how The Times currently makes use of Wirecutter's product expertise: Each of the five items mentioned in the article is accompanied by a link to a recommended product, courtesy of a Wirecutter review.
Many New Yorkers have seen the 1932 building's distinctive, hulking, pyramidal silhouette on the skyline, but until recently, when the offices on its 67 stories were repurposed as expensive apartments and hotel rooms, not many had encountered the frenzied exuberance of the lobby, which makes use of polished marble in at least five contrasting colors.

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