We call this quantum mechanics (as opposed to classical mechanics).
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Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA) represents about 2,400 mechanics who maintain the carrier's Boeing 737 fleet.
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I tried to focus on the mechanics; I tried not to focus on the mechanics at all.
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Article continues below Mechanics and narrative co-evolve, and so IF's traditional mechanics lean into building confining spaces.
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No. How much time are you guys spending figuring out the mechanics of business, mechanics of social life?
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Though 2% of mechanics are women, for example, 24% of images returned in a search for mechanics are women.
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First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers directly supervise and coordinate the activities of mechanics, installers, and repairers.
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But just like in celestial mechanics there's trouble with convergence (maybe one should try renormalization or resummation in celestial mechanics).
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Source: Popular Mechanics Source: Popular Mechanics Believe it or not, flying cars have been around for more than 22016 years.
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Boeing is seeking "avionics technicians, aircraft mechanics, airframe and Powerant (A&P) mechanics, and aircraft electricians," according to a company spokesman.
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College degrees aren't requires, and shortage of mechanics has some vocational schools stressing the potentially big-time paydays for trained mechanics.
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Southwest and the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, which represents some 2,400 mechanics at the low-cost carrier, have been in contract negotiations since 2012.
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The Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, which represents some 2,400 Southwest mechanics, said in a statement that its technicians are obligated by law to "protect everyone who steps on that aircraft and there is zero evidence presented of a non-legitimate discrepancy" by the mechanics.
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The mechanics, who are members of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, have cited safety concerns as the reason for taking the aircraft out of service.
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Although none of these are political mechanics, or mechanics that reference real world political issues, they still serve to reinforce an ideology, intentional or not.
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"Certain aspects of mechanics—and correcting mechanics—are impossible to see by the eye, so you need [specialized] computers and cameras to take measurements," said Fleisig.
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I'll never go professional in StarCraft II. We don't have the mechanics—or time to perfect those mechanics—needed to play these games at high levels.
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The company says that in its current German footprint, for example, it works with only 750 mechanics today, but with a total addressable market of around 35,000 mechanics.
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Most of the new jobs will continue to be for hourly employees, including sheet-metal assembly mechanics, composite mechanics and CNC machine operators, Spirit said in a statement.
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If quantum mechanics seems to predict that you can harness an exponential number of amplitudes for computation, then so much the worse for our present understanding of quantum mechanics.
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Most of the mechanics in this version of TwoDots are from earlier stages in the game, so you won't see newer or more difficult mechanics like mud or water.
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And if, after seven years of weak expansion, that mechanic (along with most of his fellow mechanics) couldn't explain the problem, you might legitimately conclude: mechanics don't understand cars.
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Hundreds of JetBlue mechanics and technicians have graduated from Aviation High School and the New York-based airline operates a mechanics' one-year apprentice program with full-time benefits.
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To be fair, lots of people have offered solutions, iterating on the core getting-a-ball-into-a-hole mechanics with wacky obstacle courses, RPG mechanics, and other innovations.
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This game is more about social mechanics than play mechanics, and it really pops in VR. Werewolves Within comes to Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and PlayStation VR on Dec. 6.
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Difficulty and mechanics are two different things, and Platinum games really put the emphasis on mastering the mechanics to a degree that, I'd argue, even Dark Souls doesn't quite emphasize.
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Kelly said the mechanics deserve a new contract and pointed out that the deal the mechanics voted down last year would have made those workers the highest paid in the industry.
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But my focus, as can still be seen in the cartoon, was on the mechanics of Q.E. Ironically, those mechanics are something that Mr. Bernanke and I have always agreed on.
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Tom Brady is unbelievably meticulous with his mechanics, whether it&aposs footwork or how he&aposs throwing, yet again, it&aposs the consistency in your mechanics that&aposs gonna create accuracy.
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The airline and its mechanics have been negotiating a contract for more than six years and the some 2,400 in-house mechanics seek bigger pay raises that what the company has proposed.
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Without general relativity, quantum mechanics predicts that information is conserved; likewise, without quantum mechanics, general relativity predicts that information is conserved, even if some of it is hidden inside a black hole.
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Officials with the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA), which represents about 2,400 Southwest mechanics and has been in contract talks with management since 2012, could not immediately be reached to comment on Saturday.
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Sean CarrollResearch Professor, Physics, Caltech, whose research focuses on quantum mechanics, gravitation, cosmology, statistical mechanics, and foundations of physics, among other thingsThere is no edge to the universe, as far as we know.
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Over the past several decades, researchers have achieved a greater understanding of how quantum mechanics inevitably becomes classical mechanics through an interaction between a particle or other microscopic system and its surrounding environment.
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The mechanics of listening were slightly convoluted but functioned perfectly.
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I don't know that we're in agreement on the mechanics.
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It's a method to think of quantum mechanics and geometry.
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For now, the mechanics of the calls remain a mystery.
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It introduced young activists to the mechanics of electoral campaigns.
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Run too often with questionable mechanics and you get injured.
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Mechanics still lack a single contract for the combined airline.
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The mechanics of QD games are gold for inexperienced users.
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These questions about the mechanics are not raised or explored.
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I wanted to ask you about the mechanics of that.
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Another difference relates to the driving mechanics of a motorcycle.
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"We haven't worked out the mechanics of it," he said.
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Did your mechanics change here, given the more grounded aesthetic?
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The game's mechanics, in Innuendo's mind, are a similar conundrum.
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At UCLA, he studied the interaction between mechanics and biology.
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It's slow and plodding, with fussy controls and underexplained mechanics.
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The mechanics of buying a home follow basic E.U. guidelines.
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Some of them just don't like the mechanics I proposed.
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The Prisoner is a blind boss with some interesting mechanics.
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Trading never happened and gym mechanics make almost no sense.
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Simply, its mechanics and syntax are based on Ascii art.
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Add to this another crucial concept of quantum mechanics: entanglement.
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Such market mechanics may be distorting the underlying market signal.
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Quantum mechanics is in a similar situation now, he thinks.
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We should talk about some of the mechanics of podcasting.
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Mechanics, scientists, teachers, sales reps, musicians, plumbers, entrepreneurs, Americans. #WritersOnTrump
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"I really believe it's consistency in his mechanics," he said.
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"Right now, I'm not feeling good with mechanics," Harvey said.
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This isn't just about the mechanics of voter contacts, though.
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This weapon will cost around $30, according to Popular Mechanics.
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Jordan Hoffman, Popular Mechanics: This is a Dark Universe indeed.
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This ensures you won't get scammed by any predatory mechanics.
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A previous version called it the American Mechanics Fraternal Association.
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It also creates, in regards to game mechanics, myriad opportunities.
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"These are the types of game mechanics that we like."
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"The biggest thing is feeling for my mechanics," he said.
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That sense of flow and spectacle extends to other mechanics.
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"I talk to them a lot about mechanics," he said.
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This means better factoring, searching and simulation of quantum mechanics.
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We get used to mechanics that don't lie to us.
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This is a much more shallow approach to those mechanics.
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A soccer defender, Lippy had to adjust his kicking mechanics.
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The other place women learn the mechanics of heterosexual sex?
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There's a bunch of cars in the back, mechanics everywhere.
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Warzone deftly forces players together with mechanics that incentivize teamwork.
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Most of quantum mechanics deals with probabilities rather than certainties.
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He just refined everything, his mechanics, he could repeat them.
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"The technology is auto mechanics, not rocket science," he says.
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Tools clanged as mechanics worked on the cars past midnight.
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Here's Máté Petrány in Popular Mechanics, on the Vixen 21.
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The efficiency of a pitcher's mechanics are also a factor.
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The mechanics of the appeal have evolved over the years.
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The exact mechanics will be studied for years to come.
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Quantum mechanics has inserted a tiny alien world into ours.
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But the mechanics of replying to someone is different, right?
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There is no epidemic of terrorist mechanics infiltrating the airlines.
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What we don't do is claim to understand quantum mechanics.
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What we don't do is claim to understand quantum mechanics.
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But that continuing education is intended to update experienced mechanics.
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"That tells something about the cratering mechanics," Dr. Robinson said.
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" Jets kicker Nick Folk agreed: "You can't change your mechanics.
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"Exchange mechanics are costly, complicated and heavily regulated," it said.
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Farook taught Marquez motor mechanics, and introduced him to Islam.
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Mnuchin did not drill into the mechanics of his calculation.
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She discovered how much the mechanics of an election mattered.
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American and the mechanics unions resumed contracts talks this week.
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The 0003s, he says, saw a sea change for mechanics.
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The actual mechanics of the ending were never that important.
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This alternative view, known as pilot-wave theory or Bohmian mechanics, never became as popular as the Copenhagen view, in part because Bohmian mechanics implies that the world must be strange in other ways.
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But a nagging question about the social network has been whether its viral mechanics — and the viral mechanics on YouTube, Twitter, and other platforms — have accelerated the split between the left and the right.
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The airline said it began to encounter a heavy volume of mechanical issues on February 12 following a negotiation with the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, which represents our nearly 2,400 mechanics according to Southwest.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Aviation companies are reportedly considering recruiting more women to help combat a growing shortage of pilots and mechanics — which came as a shock to Spirit Airlines: 'Wait, you guys have pilots and mechanics?
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But once he was in the military, his mother told a neighbor in Pomona, N.Y., Jeff Scheer, he picked up an interest in mechanics and intended to work in aviation mechanics after finishing his service.
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But Weaver adjusted his repertoire and the mechanics of his delivery.
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"Hidden variable models are alternatives, rivals to quantum mechanics," Kaiser said.
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Suddenly, the mechanics behind Greta and Frances' fast friendship become clear.
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And also there was a very good teacher teaching quantum mechanics.
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There's even diversity in how Leifthrasir handles the mechanics of food.
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So, this team took another idea from quantum mechanics, called entanglement.
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After all, the mechanics of the scene boil down to Mrs.
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The mechanics of moderation are also a problem for Hughes' plan.
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So walk me through some mechanics of an acquisition like Streamlabs.
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"I thought it was going to be all mechanics," Lamm said.
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The ride mechanics are similar to Soarin', Disney's hang-glider simulator.
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But there is much more to these games beyond their mechanics.
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Take quantum mechanics, the theory that describes how tiny things behave.
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Coker's mechanics need some work, Arians acknowledged, but he's coming along.
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But looks and mechanics are only part of the picture here.
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There are few definite things in quantum mechanics, only a probabilities.
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The stage was stripped back to expose its lighting and mechanics.
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Here, the new science of quantum mechanics came to the rescue.
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Everything in the natural world can be described by quantum mechanics.
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That quantum mechanics is a successful theory is not in dispute.
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The airline has been in contract talks with mechanics since 2012.
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There's certainly vertical expertise, but there's also these interesting platform mechanics.
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The mechanics of startup finance are not that confusing or opaque.
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The main reason is the Byzantine mechanics of the Republican primaries.
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There are over 9,000 mechanics in the bargaining unit, Teamsters said.
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"No internal mechanics or workings are present," the auction house said.
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Your mileage may vary, however; some people hate contextual cover mechanics.
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Leather and springs were giving way to plastic and elaborate mechanics.
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Also, the movie is extremely unclear about the actual mechanics here.
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The game mechanics do the same thing, for the most part.
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That's separate altogether from the mechanics of how people get unmasked.
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Tinkering with the core mechanics of trade can have unintended consequences.
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"They know how to do the basic mechanics," Mr. Murphy said.
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Bear with me while I explain the mechanics of the rule.
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But the Red Bull mechanics were not prepared with his tires.
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I was able to repeat my mechanics most of the night.
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I think my mechanics are a lot better this time through.
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Going Further Automotive mechanics, culinary arts, video editing or computer coding?
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As the film progresses, movement mechanics get into completely new territory.
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This transition is emphasized by the mechanics of Dana's time travel.
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"It was a bunch of mechanics and performance tuners," he said.
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What happens next, assuming the solar panels and mechanics are operating?
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The exact mechanics of what was happening were far from clear.
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It never hurts to be educated when dealing with car mechanics.
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Some people are butchers or auto mechanics, I'm a marijuana connoisseur.
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The other revolution — even more profound than relativity — was quantum mechanics.
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The union said mechanics were grounding planes because of safety concerns.
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Mechanics who never lift the hood tend to lose their jobs.
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About that lift, how did you teach the mechanics of it?
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Some were mechanics, some were farmers and the list goes on.
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Mr. Taylor wants the Fed to revert to the minimalist mechanics.
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You have firemen who understand the mechanics of how fire spreads.
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DeGrom has been working to improve his mechanics and his command.
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Most of the mechanics of the vehicles didn't need extensive work.
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Kaepernick's mechanics and footwork were crisp; his arm strength was impressive.
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Airlines train mechanics for specific airplanes and for specific maintenance specialties.
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Mechanics are a tight-knit group, working the same shifts together.
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They wouldn't be wrong, as far as the basic mechanics go.
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The mechanics are not well-known, but it's been widely documented.
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Or what, take career training, cosmetology, auto mechanics , for Christ's sake?
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His father, also a graduate of the university, taught engineering mechanics.
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The contractual mechanics of something like that happening are beyond remote.
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It was a big inspiration for the development of quantum mechanics.
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Second, guns in games shouldn't have the mechanics of real ones.
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"Just more compact, athletic," Giolito has said of his updated mechanics.
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We know how people age; we understand the mechanics of it.
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If you don't have malls, you don't have insurance companies, mechanics.
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Casey: ... that kind of created these game mechanics around real relationships.
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In a video game with crafting mechanics and all of the other "video game" stuff on top of the betrayal mechanics, you might think that the magic of social deception might be lost in the mix.
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"We wanted to show a completely different perspective for this small insect using realistic models, graphics and gameplay mechanics inspired by real bees' tasks, not cartoonish ones with an infantile story and mechanics," Rosinski tells me.
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So far, the basic mechanics of the touchscreen have remained a mystery.
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The mechanics of his swing looked better than when he was here.
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Dance of the Illusion that touches on the idea of quantum mechanics.
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"It's a great test of the foundations of quantum mechanics," said Cadamuro.
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This strategy benefits service providers, including beauticians, doctors, massage therapists and mechanics.
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Hearst hosts Snapchat versions of Cosmopolitan, Esquire, and Popular Mechanics on Discover.
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At first, computers were used in celestial mechanics purely for numerical computation.
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This creative game blends rhythm mechanics with a fully-realized fantasy RPG.
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Their curiosities tend to drift south, to their anatomy and its mechanics.
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That is what quantum mechanics predicts, and that is what is observed.
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That's quantum mechanics in a nutshell—even physicists would call it unpredictable.
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Priests sneak in as cooks or mechanics to tend to their flocks.
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One, the mechanics of the conversation and following it were really challenging.
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My Mechanics also posts videos on their original DIY creations as well.
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I have been a vocal, ardent defender of encumbrance mechanics for years.
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But there are additional mechanics and properties that make decisions high-quality.
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Mechanics at Kisekka market, an unruly hub for spare parts, waved dutifully.
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The mechanics of the money laundering aren't actually important to the narrative.
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The rules of orbital mechanics mean that requires a lot of energy.
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Soma isn't a game where you precisely figure out specific mechanics, either.
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However, Mr. Trump could appear naïve about the mechanics of campaign finance.
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It therefore obeys both quantum mechanics and the theory of general relativity.
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There simply isn't enough room for everyone to have proper body mechanics.
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Mechanics for the disintegration of a company could take a few forms.
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It's very clear when you understand the mechanics of a developing mind.
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And there's 1,400 mechanics that work on these lines every day. Right?
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I had to learn [the mechanics of] what had happened to me.
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Syntax has to do with the mechanics of putting a sentence together.
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We may or may not have written about quantum mechanics (March 11th).
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Others -- including mechanics, clerks, doctors, dentists and nurses -- served as ground support.
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These are just the beginnings of the strange world of quantum mechanics.
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The clocks simply harnessed the power of quantum mechanics to improve results.
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The mechanics behind Spelunky seem ripe for exploration in a new context.
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Understanding the mechanics of a "car hacking" can help you prevent it.
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Since they're quantum objects, phonons also follow the rules of quantum mechanics.
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It was the first record we had the mechanics of business behind.
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Knowing customers lacked motivation to compare mechanics, auto shops would raise prices.
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But it took serious digging to understand the mechanics underneath the numbers.
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The mechanics of the basketball tournament March Madness can be pretty confusing.
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But there's a lot of subtle intelligence and mechanics behind that process.
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Viridi combines botany with the gameplay mechanics of a very chill Tamogotchi.
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The risks of unionization aren't limited to just the mechanics of organization.
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Ultimately, there's no difference in mechanics between the 3v3 and 2v2 modes.
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But not everyone can agree on the exact mechanics of that collision.
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The mechanics of how the belt had got so twisted baffled me.
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Here however we show that in quantum mechanics this is not true!
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They send each other video, talk about the mechanics of his swing.
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"I think my mechanics are good when I'm out there," Syndergaard said.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Supervise mechanics, installers, or repairers.
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It's a lot more than just teaching kids how to be mechanics.
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The mechanics of the proposal are much more complicated than anyone suggests.
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If a guy can't repeat his mechanics, he's kind of a liability.
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He felt his mechanics and velocity improve as he worked in relief.
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"Mechanics have been a humongous struggle for me all year," Rodriguez said.
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So Ethiopian mechanics have to "slaughter" some cars to keep others alive.
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There are multiemployer plans for carpenters, truckers, musicians, mechanics, nurses, and more.
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The story changes each time you play, and with it the mechanics.
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Tesla didn't provide details on how many mechanics it plans to hire.
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The others on board were two pilots and two mechanics, Somsak said.
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The nature of those mechanics is still being kept a secret, though.
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"For the drivers, teams, mechanics, marketing and reporters — it's a traveling circus."
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The combat mechanics are intentionally rudimentary and unvarying, primarily involving mashing buttons.
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Southwest and its mechanics have been in turbulent contract negotiations for years.
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Can we talk about some mechanics about how you do your job?
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American mechanics service the jet and carry out repairs on the ground.
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He commissioned the Savoy-Sarr report to determine the mechanics of restitution.
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I sensed the mechanics, but not why people play, the emotional high.
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Now that tension has migrated to the mechanics of the 2020 campaign.
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Google regrouped, and reconsidered its focus on the mechanics of complex robots.
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In a sense, this is a natural enough utility of quantum mechanics.
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It does this all without changing anything about the game's simple mechanics.
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Players don't learn about the mechanics of safeties or a gun's weight.
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Many students did not understand the basic mechanics of going to college.
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Those held include students, store owners, mechanics and farmers, rights groups say.
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Lynch and Shanahan loved his mechanics and aptitude and capacity for improvement.
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But DeWitt has also become synonymous with haute horology and complex mechanics.
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And these ... game mechanics, they apply to all parts of the game.
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We can get into the mechanics of Haile's business in a bit.
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I don't really work on songs, it's more about mechanics and technique.
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Mechanics cover 600 services, like oil changes, brake inspections, and tire repairs.
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To meet the need, training organization must produce better prepared aviation mechanics.
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In one sense, the game gives players a surprising array of mechanics.
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That includes training for flight attendants, aviation mechanics, airport management and security.
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We have known the mechanics of DNA for some 60 plus years.
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It isn't quite the radio — although the mechanics are largely the same.
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Alan Cockrell, the Yankees' hitting coach, said Bird's uncomplicated mechanics had helped.
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Coloration mechanics figure more prominently still in the genesis of colored gemstones.
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When Massa reached the pits, mechanics from Mercedes gave him an ovation.
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Knight's body lay in the mechanics' bay, where soldiers paid last respects.
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"Genre and game mechanics aren't protected by copyright law," Jacobs told me.
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The mechanics of that, so this deal with Benioff, it doesn't happen.
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I think I knew a lot of the mechanics of raising money.
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Their diets are regimented, their throwing mechanics are biometrically analyzed for inefficiencies.
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Schneider, with Eric Reiner, volunteered lunch breaks to restore the clock's mechanics.
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That 670-million-miles-per-hour speed limit is invariant, and tension between the relative speeds of Newton's mechanics and the invariant light speed of Maxwell's electromagnetism is famously reconciled by Einstein's modification of mechanics near light speed.
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Mechanics typically work with either a small group of distributors, or more likely one or two purchasing groups, which gives the mechanics less flexibilty in what they can order, the general supply levels, and how much everything costs.
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Airline mechanics, including at Southwest Airlines, have won raises after effectively gumming up the operations of their employers: The mechanics significantly increased the number of low-grade maintenance problems they identified, leading to widespread flight delays and cancellations.
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In a statement on its website, the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, which represents around 2,500 Southwest mechanics, said about 95 percent of its members had voted to accept a labor agreement that includes significant pay increases and headcount protections.
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Once Smith simplified his swing and returned to his natural mechanics, he batted .
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The original Budget Cuts combined a classic stealth game with Portal-like mechanics.
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And not just a gag-inducing profile in a magazine like Popular Mechanics.
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The end result exactly matches the pattern one sees in standard quantum mechanics.
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In Newtonian mechanics, this object is foliated by these planes of absolute simultaneity.
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Pairs of qubits talk to one another using the rules of quantum mechanics.
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"Game mechanics is all about stepping users up to the experience," she says.
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When mechanics pulled off the cover, the cat jumped out and ran away.
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He doesn't let hordes of humans or simple mechanics get in his way.
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Instead of the traditional mechanics, it will be powered by an electronic clock.
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Beyond the storyline, the actual mechanics of the game are also in doubt.
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Goode spent 2000 minutes breaking down the mechanics of Medicaid expansion in detail.
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The mechanics of who sees what, when, and how matter a great deal.
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But the mechanics that enable harassment and hate speech long predate their exit.
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We'll see if Apple has anything new to bring to the keyboard's mechanics.
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Their mechanics and worlds are usually marshalled purely toward the goal of escapism.
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According to Popular Mechanics, the test involves using just a pinch of dirt.
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It supplies planes (serviced by American mechanics), weapons and intelligence to the Saudis.
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Quantum mechanics and the classical bits computers are based on don't get along.
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A very dangerous looking but nonetheless amazing display of mechanics-assisted mutant power.
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It looks completely different but at least it has the mechanics to work.
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The problem is these kinds of mechanics alter how you experience the story.
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I don't know why I'm telling you about The Oregon Trail's gameplay mechanics.
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Congress was more concerned about the mechanics of setting up a functioning government.
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Fascinatingly the puzzles are not solved through complex mechanics, but rather psychological reasoning.
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The mechanics feel great and beg to be returned to again and again.
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GoPro's latest products bring improved mechanics and additional features to the action cameras.
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But with its vaguely defined goals and flexible mechanics, Gorogoa sidesteps this frustration.
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Learn more about the 170-piece Crescent CTK170CMP2 Mechanics Tool Set See Details
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In its early days, Grammarly was all about the mechanics of writing correctly.
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Eventually, Iribe envisions uses for virtual reality in enterprise, from architects to mechanics.
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Yes. The longer answer requires a brief foray into the mechanics of winemaking.
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It's all playable but there are certain mechanics that wehaven't fully fleshed out.
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Quantum mechanics may be weird, but it's still, oddly, the simplest explanation around.
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The open world, combat, exploration, puzzle mechanics, characters, visual style...it's all good.
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The neighborhood hosts construction workers, mechanics, landscapers, students, utility workers and truck drivers.
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It's all just a big 6-10 guy getting your mechanics in sync.
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Tinder, for example, borrows heavily from the language and mechanics of game design.
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"I've had so many failures," he says in an interview with Popular Mechanics.
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On top of that, the Caroobi platform offers services to the mechanics themselves.
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"The crate mechanics of Star Wars Battlefront II are not gambling," EA said.
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Fortnite shares those elements, but the game's building mechanics make it stand out.
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Many contemporary games are developed with a set of mechanics first and foremost.
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Or the mechanics of the third-act crisis, which I won't spoil here.
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But these mechanics also incentivize publishing of highly polarized opinion, exaggeration, and sensationalism.
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So those are two mechanics that didn't exist in any other medium before.
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Knight talks about his experience, he focuses on mechanics: How and when to
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" Rebekah was more direct about Harvest Moon-style mechanics: "Who doesn't want kittens?
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" Harvey said, "I thought my mechanics and command were a lot better today.
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I think it's just, right now, I'm in a funk with my mechanics.
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The first, more immediate sort concerns the mechanics of voting in the referendum.
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The Daily News comes back to the mechanics of breaking up the banks.
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The people who support the fishing fleet, such as mechanics, are also hurt.
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Mechanics may charge an additional $30-$100 in labor fees to replace them.
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It takes two mechanics up to an hour to change a single tire.
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The legal mechanics are pretty straightforward, though a court battle would certainly follow.
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Carroll does not claim to clear up all the mysteries of quantum mechanics.
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He and his fellow homeless mechanics often do work for customers in them.
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Two fellow mechanics asked Moustafa if he could help them change a fuse.
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When you're working on your mechanics, you're going to have days like this.
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This will ultimately change for mechanics and flight attendants under the new contract.
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What my senator doesn't understand about our anger, Frostpunk understands through its mechanics.
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I know that sounds crazy, but I think about the mechanics of it.
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Popular Mechanics wrote that Uber's flying taxis will be safer than conventional helicopters.
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Sure, some of their gameplay mechanics are a bit rough around the edges.
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"You could have a fleet of printers serviced by robot-mechanics," DeSimone said.
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He was so naturally talented that he never had to learn the mechanics.
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As dictated by quantum mechanics, the atoms behave both like particles and waves.
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FINAL SHOWCASE at Streb Lab for Action Mechanics (June 28-29, 8 p.m.).
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In another, the colleagues are aviation mechanics, stunned by an attractive flight attendant.
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Unfortunately, one walks away dazzled by the mechanics but underwhelmed by the drama.
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Opponents of the legislation also seem confused about the mechanics of the marketplace.
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They discussed the vetting process and the mechanics of the public school system.
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The underlying mechanics appear to be quite similar, at least on the surface.
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I've definitely struggled at times being in the strike zone consistently, repeating mechanics.
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The mechanics of power are the same everywhere, only the techniques are different.
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But the mechanics of getting to and through it are messier than ever.
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They didn't have their own medics, intelligence officers, mechanics, engineers, or bomb technicians.
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In the chamber, the taste for the mechanics of note-taking is widespread.
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The department did not answer further questions about the mechanics of the payment.
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For its part, American continues to negotiate with the unions representing its mechanics.
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As such, we initially laid out enough mechanics to cover all the raids.
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In the report both airlines denied there was any pressure put on mechanics.
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Many people also think that Generation Z doesn't understand the mechanics of things.
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At just age 14 my brother knows the mechanics of a corn head.
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Most of the race mechanics have been recruited from British-based F1 teams.
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It is also not cutting mechanics or flight crews, including pilots, McGraw said.
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"There's a lot of people focusing on conversation mechanics right now," said Nordhagen.
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Game companies can help by becoming more transparent about the random loot mechanics.
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Unbelievable arm talent, unbelievably strong, could make every throw, his mechanics are perfect.
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Inventgenuity features a theme — this year it's Organic Mechanics — and a collaborative project.
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At the federal level, the mechanics of the count itself also face challenges.
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I use the mechanics of eggbeaters in some of the objects I make.
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So can we just talk about some of the mechanics of the show?
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Advocates and activists are on board and wonks are thinking about the mechanics.
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None of the articles reported an elevated risk of mesothelioma among vehicle mechanics.
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Using software code, hardware circuits, and mechanics, Hanna produces artworks that defy categorization.
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Maintenance and other costs should be lower for fleets of hailable AVs, because centralised facilities ought to enjoy productivity advantages over distributed mechanics' shops, and because individual owners are at an informational disadvantage to their mechanics, which creates opportunities for overcharging.
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His mechanics, which had been praised by the organization as nearly perfect, looked sloppy.
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The Creators Project spoke with Kosmatopoulos to better understand the mechanics of her process.
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That may sound like a throwback to classical mechanics, but there's a crucial difference.
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I'm just watching with a different awareness of the mechanics that go into something.
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The mysteries opened by classical physics led to theories on relativity and quantum mechanics.
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Academically, he is using them to understand the mechanics of person-to-person interaction.
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Josh Holmes We had various different mechanics that went through prototyping with the team.
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So, birds aren't studying quantum mechanics in the same way that scientists study birds.
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Apple is working with Green Dot to power the financial mechanics of Apple Cash.
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You can use it to approximate the mechanics of physics of a complex body.
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The mechanics of making the change are not as tricky as you might think.
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Quantum mechanics requires that as particles evolve, information about their past is never lost.
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Most of the basic mechanics are the same here, and that's a good thing.
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Once, long ago when magazines still existed, I bought a copy of Popular Mechanics.
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Others agree that the mechanics of resolving the issue still need to be clarified.
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The game was notable for its day and night mechanics, interactivity, and mini games.
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Tasha: To me, the mechanics of their pairing here make perfect action movie sense.
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I mean, my specific role at [lead designer] Rick Baker's was to do mechanics.
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Unlike in Shape of Water, Splash doesn't delve into the mechanics of fish sex.
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The mechanics you'd think were important — combat, mining, hunting — were almost impossible to use.
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Sekiro successfully replicates the deadly dance of chanbara sword fighting in its game mechanics.
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We'd have a league full of Kyle Bollers if mechanics were all that mattered.
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I've always been interested in sculpture and the mechanics of putting things back together.
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Before we get into the mechanics, who are the investors in this new fund?
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We were struck by the simple, but effective mechanics built into this Lego project.
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It's a simple game that just wants you to experiment with a few mechanics.
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New physics students learn mechanics through models stripped of all but the simplest elements.
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Chinese smelters are struggling to adapt to this latest change in supply-chain mechanics.
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He's currently enrolled in calculus, computing, Latin, and physics in mechanics and spatial relativity.
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In fact, the relevant theorem in quantum mechanics is called the "no cloning" theorem.
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It's worn by mechanics and electricians and alerts them when they're approaching something dangerous.
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Most people in the barangay are the working poor: cleaners, construction workers, seamstresses, mechanics.
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He isn't celebrating how good they look or how complicated their mechanics can be.
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But how much do you actually know about the mechanics of the porn industry?
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At low altitudes (anything under about 2,000km), orbital mechanics is a surprisingly imprecise science.
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Similarly, in Pakistan, Rohingya men tend to work illegally, as fishermen, mechanics or waiters.
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We are experts in quantum mechanics, which is at the base of quantum computing.
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"This gives him enhanced insight into the mechanics of the company," adds Mr Fletcher.
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"Mechanics" broke handlebars and wheels so they would be paid to patch them up.
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The mechanics behind this celestial formation process are now an important avenue of study.
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Here, the predictions of a classical hidden variable model and standard quantum mechanics differ.
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We get mechanics working on engines, and an old man sitting with his dog.
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Josh Hawley (R-MO) that would ban many popular growth hacks and engagement mechanics.
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Go deeper: Popular Mechanics Avery Thompson on Chory's big plan to combat climate change.
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Fuel cell cars need a refueling infrastructure, mechanics and a supply chain for parts.
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Those parts of the world were derived from the mechanics of trading card games.
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This spending results in employment for store clerks, barbers, mechanics and countless other workers.
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This month, Riot Games debuts the reworked mechanics of the under-picked champion Galio.
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Sometimes, I kept playing because I was trying to figure out the inscrutable mechanics.
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Update: This story has been updated with an expanded explanation of the campaign's mechanics.
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He's worked hard on his throwing mechanics, on his mental understanding of the game.
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Before we get to the image, you'll need a crash course in quantum mechanics.
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The five-year contract also calls for $160 million in bonuses for the mechanics.
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This implies that an evaporating black hole destroys information—something quantum mechanics doesn't allow.
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Lots of business cards: mortgage brokers, massage therapists, accountants, tax attorneys, mechanics, florists, aestheticians.
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Freedom to fall into the abyss, but constrained to the mechanics of the loop.
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Lamborghini has brought along mechanics, and they twiddle with the cars during the lunch.
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We were freed from the mechanics of life, so our talk could be, too.
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It feels like a video game with mechanics designed by a chipmunk on acid.
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Psychologist Gordon Gallup at the University of Albany tested the mechanics of this theory.
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It's all playable but there are certain mechanics that we haven't fully fleshed out.
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"Suprisingly [sic] the actual mechanics of the transition came quite naturally [sic]," he wrote.
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While everyone ate pasta from Styrofoam containers, Assange explained the mechanics of his diet.
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She works with other mechanics and drivers on test drives and in the garage.
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Despite the added mechanics, the game doesn't feel bogged down by too many things.
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"I have admiration for the mechanics" of the Clinton proposals, Mr. Holtz-Eakin said.
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"It's a lot more than just teaching kids how to be mechanics," Valencia said.
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He was not able to consistently maintain his pitching mechanics, and his command suffered.
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Popular Mechanics showed us this neat ESPN video about how tennis balls are made.
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The best answer I can get is that it is a difference of mechanics.
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All the mechanics there work for themselves, but they help one another out too.
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Southwest has been in negotiations with the union representing its mechanics for six years.
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I have always had a real soft spot for the bizarreness of quantum mechanics.
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But, the mechanics of the deception aren't the most important part of the story.
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When I raced, my dad was my manager and my mom helped with mechanics.
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Our understanding of wave mechanics, on which those models are based, is wildly incomplete.
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Style leads an interdisciplinary group that focuses, generally, on the mechanics of soft materials.
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Maybe voters would learn a few things about the mechanics of the executive office.
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It is the meter, the second, the kilo of the shooting mechanics of PUBG.
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Moving parts are also susceptible to knocks and bumps and mechanics eventually wear out.
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They made a manual for almost any car, like an O'Reilly book for mechanics.
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But there was little focus beyond making sure the blunt mechanics of sex worked.
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We were too young to understand the mechanics, so Sam took care of those.
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Is Cyberpunk 2077 just slamming first-person gaming mechanics into a comfortable production design?
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They just break my will in a way few other game mechanics ever do.
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To round out a busy news week, Tricky released a solo LP Skilled Mechanics.
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He sidelined in watch repair, despite knowing little about the actual mechanics of timepieces.
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I wish these mechanics and visuals were dropped into handmade levels, Mega Man-style.
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"The Anarchy" is less concerned with the financial mechanics of the early multinational corporation.
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It's a typical Pakistani market, with car mechanics, barbers, milk and bread sellers, drapers.
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As you start doing that, instinct takes over, the mechanics meld with the aesthetics.
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After the war, he settled in Oregon and taught automotive mechanics at community colleges.
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Maybe not everyone learns the mechanics of early pregnancy in ninth-grade biology class.
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Personally, I feel that the mechanics of the game are what keeps it fresh.
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I couldn't hit the ball to right field — like, ever — so that was mechanics.
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Administration officials directed all questions about the mechanics of the situation to Mr. Mulvaney.
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As a professor at Berkeley, she wrote extensively about the mechanics of labor markets.
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But the mechanics of how it happened highlight the headaches that tech companies face.
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Creech says infants may also be particularly vulnerable on account of their bodies' mechanics.
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He also wants to reverse a recent change in the mechanics of monetary policy.
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They've got coaches and hoop mechanics, who work on every aspect of the game.
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What follows is a heartbreaking, indelible look at the mechanics of fascism and genocide.
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The mechanics of the scheme remain murky, but even Garuda profited from Kirana's hustle.
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Applying that idea to bowling, Straub developed mechanics that he perceived as easily repeatable.
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He taught himself the mechanics of photography on Google and by watching videos online.
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What they do: Directly supervise and coordinate the activities of mechanics, installers, and repairers.
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It leans in on gimmicky mechanics, but not to the point of over-indulgence.
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Vettel was the conductor as the Ferrari mechanics and engineers sang the Italian anthem.
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A shift in the trading mechanics of the junk market is also fueling volatility.
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Her story exposes the sordid mechanics of control and the individual cost of rebellion.
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He is widely seen as understanding the multifarious mechanics of sanctions, a rare feat.
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A look at the mechanics of these bets, known as short sales, explains why.
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But oftentimes, unhealthy content can get viral more easily precisely because of those mechanics.
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Mechanics at American are seeking to limit outsourcing of their jobs to foreign bases.
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The mechanics got to work, and Juan Martín acted like he was supervising them.
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They're super quick, super familiar, with accessible mechanics, best played in rapid-fire succession.
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Physicists, you might imagine, would stop at nothing until they truly understood quantum mechanics.
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Physicists, you might imagine, would stop at nothing until they truly understood quantum mechanics.
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Frequently, they wanted to go into a skilled labor field, such as automotive mechanics.
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"That [mechanics] contract has been open for a number of years now," said Becker.
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Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations dictate what educational institutions teach aspiring aviation maintenance mechanics.
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Election outcomes, particularly midterm congressional elections, are decided by two factors: mechanics and mystery.
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He had a keen understanding of pitching mechanics and how they translated to performance.
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American has been working on a new joint contract with its mechanics since 2015.
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Each entry felt just a tiny bit more complex, both in mechanics and plot.
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Another place where discoveries could be waiting is in the foundations of quantum mechanics.
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It was an understanding that mechanics sometimes matter as much as fancier, loftier stuff.
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"The mechanics of this attack on the Supreme Court are very similar," he said.
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The trick mutated, through its repetition, into a meditation on the mechanics of surprise.
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How fast these mechanics play out determines whether it's a correction or a crash.
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But they're able to do the mechanics of enrollment on their own very often.
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I can look at the movement and mechanics of an eggbeater all day long.
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The trading mechanics will be tied into a new Friend system; the Friend system will roll out later this week, with the trading mechanics going live "soon after" (though Niantic doesn't want to get more specific than that, presumably in case something breaks).
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Many Chinese state news outlets have largely focused on the mechanics of the Taiwan elections.
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The concept of AI is as fuzzy and complicated as the actual mechanics behind it.
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Can quantum mechanics be accounted for by appealing to some deeper principle of the universe?
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The car companies, having lost in one state, began sharing info with independent mechanics nationwide.
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Others deflected questions about the mechanics of how Congress will roll back Obama's health law.
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The computers they'll use work on data using the intuition-defying processes of quantum mechanics.
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Instead of switches, their quantum simulation's bits are the dual particle-waves of quantum mechanics.
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It's a far simpler version of quantum mechanics than what you find in the textbooks.
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" Those principles are relativity, quantum mechanics and a mathematical rule of uniformity called "gauge symmetry.
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The physicists only proved one (albeit wacky) piece of quantum mechanics, not the whole theory.
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The mechanics of the game demo I played make it easy to do that too.
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Its mechanics involve subtle interactions between humans that reflect those of the not-driving world.
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Pirates CINCINNATI — Rookie Davis has been working to refine his mechanics, in particular the slider.
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Half of Boeing's engineers and mechanics, for example, will be eligible to retire by 2019.
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Quantum computing algorithms perform calculations by manipulating these qubits via the mathematics of quantum mechanics.
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This way, the dynamic visuals highlighted the retro style and mechanics of the radio telescope.
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The state also provides vocational education in subjects ranging from computer coding to auto mechanics.
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While officials have said they see the operation progressing smoothly, the mechanics are getting complicated.
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Hernandez said he felt fine in pregame warmups, but his mechanics were not working effectively.
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And, perhaps more importantly, the mechanics are intuitive and immersive no matter the task. 2.
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"The eyes, teeth, full bones all there … the underlying mechanics are all set," said Martin.
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Quantum mechanics worked: an outcome that's at once expected and mind-boggling, conservative and radical.
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Unfortunately, Eleven Eleven's generic visual style isn't nearly as compelling as its premise or mechanics.
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It's a lot more simplified, relying on more hardcore game mechanics to tell its story.
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To better understand the mechanics of these mutations, they focused on one variant called STC2.
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You have to sense it: The core mechanics are simple, but the experience is complex.
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" "Our mechanics are cannibalizing out of service vehicles in an effort to replace flat tires.
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Archie will do or say things that betray little understanding of high school's basic mechanics.
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These are words like "to" or "a" that supply the grammatical mechanics of a sentence.
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Nigel Stanford is a New Zealand musician who creates sound experiments using mechanics and technology.
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The best games for the Vive – for VR in general – offer one of two mechanics.
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It uses the effects of quantum mechanics to speed up enormously some sorts of calculations.
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Anders and his wife were completely unaware of the actual mechanics of the fostering process.
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The play on the stock is much more focused on the mechanics of the sale.
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"The mechanics of stable packing is just the minimum of a [mathematical] function," Martiniani said.
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Maybe the bizarre mechanics will inspire innovation, like that sex pod from The Fifth Element.
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While working through the mechanics of the new technical solution we encountered a serious obstacle.
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A pair of brothers—bicycle mechanics—build a machine to approximate the movement of birds.
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Inhabited mostly by auto mechanics, Kakaako attracted Wong to its flat walls and few rules.
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One Muslim teen studying car mechanics plans to open the first female-owned auto shop.
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Dead Cells doesn't only have mechanics to support this; the whole game reinforces this agenda.
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It sounds a little like superstition but quantum mechanics is a little bit like that.
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When it comes to applied quantum mechanics, there are two "holy grails" in the field.
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"My difference that I have with other mechanics is my passion for it," he said.
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"I think the correct interpretation of quantum mechanics is none of the above," he said.
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"Tom had an awesome track record of engine development at TRW," Musk told Popular Mechanics.
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"There was a scramble with the mechanics, originally having the soft tyres ready," he said.
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Somehow, it succeeds in building off the game's mechanics while adding more depth and subtlety.
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Unifying quantum mechanics and general relativity requires reconciling their absolute and relative notions of time.
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What are the mechanics of Jupiter's extreme auroras, the most powerful in the solar system?
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Another of the architects of quantum mechanics, the Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger, hated that idea.
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The mechanics contaminated the plane's oxygen system when they cleaned it back in April 2016.
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Southwest and its mechanics union have been in contract talks for more than six years.
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Twitter may need a massive, instantly recognizable change to its fundamental mechanics to inspire growth.
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