Whether it was materials or cameras, the Nexuses always fell short somewhere.
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Several names are on the map, too, suggesting homes were nexuses for gatherings.
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Today, it is one of Europe's most important nexuses of performance, participatory, and relational art.
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It is important for all of us to regard these nexuses as sites of decolonial intervention.
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In my experience, the Pixels are lasting a couple of hours longer than comparably sized iPhones or Nexuses.
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One of its nexuses is in Mexico City, Mexico, focused on "sales, operations, [and] biz dev," according to Viguera.
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And besides, the Pixel line, like the Nexuses that preceded it, is all about creating a unified hardware/software solution.
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A great deal has happened in more than six years of Nexuses, and it's a history of innovation that's worth revisiting.
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Nexuses were generally cheap, so some of that stuff was forgivable — but the Pixels should be the fresh start of uncompromising, top-tier devices.
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Nexuses (Nexii?) offered high-end hardware specs and (usually) refined design with truly current software, which is otherwise entirely too hard to come by in the Android world.
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Like all Nexuses, the 5 didn't sell in huge volumes, but it set an example and foreshadowed the current wave of incredibly powerful and well designed phones at bargain prices.
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It would get the Android updates first and, especially in the past few years, Nexuses were like stock Android with a little bit of Google, so it wasn't perfectly stock Android.
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In 2010, Google gave away free HTC Evo 4G smartphones to I/O attendees, followed by Samsung Galaxy Tabs and Chromebooks in 2011, Google Nexuses in 2012, and Chromebook Pixels in 2013.
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The ZenFone 3 Deluxe puts the fingerprint sensor on the rear, as it is with Google's latest Nexuses, and also distinguishes itself from its larger sibling with a much better spec sheet.
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Google's Project Zero has been on a roll lately, unveiling sophisticated bugs in Cloudflare, LastPass and now Broadcom, a Wi-Fi chip supplier whose product is found in iPhones, Nexuses and Samsung devices.
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And in particular photos — which, I think you know, in 22, if you're going to invest in any area, it should be photos — this is an area historically where the Nexuses were not good cameras.
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Yes, the iPhone's usually better, but the OnePlus 3 exposes scenes more realistically and it has the best implementation of Google's camera shortcut (double press the power button to launch) on any phone I've used, Nexuses and Pixels included.
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To integrate them most efficiently, smartphone makers have tended to build them into either the home button on the front, as Apple and Samsung do, or the power button on the back or side, as you'll find Google's Nexuses and Sony's Xperias.
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ARAM is a five-versus-five mode with randomly chosen champions. The map, the Howling Abyss, is a single narrow lane of turrets, inhibitors, and Nexuses. There is no neutral jungle area. Instead of prolonged build-up and independent farming, ARAM focuses exclusively on persistent team fights.
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Whitehead's abstractions are conceptual entities that are abstracted from or derived from and founded upon his actual entities. Abstractions are themselves not actual entities, but are the only entities that can be real. An abstraction is a conceptual entity that involves more than one single actual entity. Whitehead's ontology refers to importantly structured collections of actual entities as nexuses of actual entities.
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An abstraction is a conceptual entity that refers to more than one single actual entity. Whitehead's ontology refers to importantly structured collections of actual entities as nexuses of actual entities. Collection of actual entities into a nexus emphasizes some aspect of those entities, and that emphasis is an abstraction, because it means that some aspects of the actual entities are emphasized or dragged away from their actuality, while other aspects are de- emphasized or left out or left behind. 'Eternal object' is a term coined by Whitehead.
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Writing for the majority, Chief Justice Earl Warren established a "double nexus" test which a taxpayer must satisfy in order to have standing. First, he must "establish a logical link between [taxpayer] status and the type of legislative enactment attacked." Second, "show that the challenged enactment exceeds specific constitutional limitations upon the exercise of the taxing and spending power and not simply that the enactment is generally beyond the powers delegated to Congress by Article I, Section 8." Only when both nexuses have been satisfied may the petitioner have standing to sue.
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After World War II, global power would no longer be > measured in terms of colonized land or power over territory. Rather, global > power was measured in directly economic terms. Trade and markets now figured > as the economic nexuses of global power, a shift confirmed in the 1944 > Bretton Woods agreement, which not only inaugurated an international > currency system but also established two central banking institutions—the > International Monetary Fund and the World Bank—to oversee the global > economy. These represented the first planks of the economic infrastructure > of the postwar American Lebensraum.
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Most precipitation in California falls north of the Transverse Ranges, creating a spatial discontinuity in water availability. Though much of the state receives ample precipitation, there are several important spatial and temporal issues complicating the distribution of water. Due to the state's predominantly Mediterranean climate regime, precipitation is nearly entirely confined to the months between October and April, meaning that water sources can be intermittent from year to year. Furthermore the extremely fertile agricultural regions of the San Joaquin Valley and Southern California receive relatively little precipitation, while the coastal urban nexuses of Los Angeles and San Francisco receive adequate precipitation but lack storage capacity.
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The size of the school varied from world to world; the smallest consisted of a single clan of younglings, and the largest was the main academy housed within the Jedi Temple of Coruscant. Most academies had been established during the Old Sith Wars and were located in the Galactic Rim. Some were located on or near Force- wellsprings or places significant to the Order like crystal caves or nexuses of dark side energies that needed constant monitoring.The Jedi Path: A Manual for Students of the Force In addition to the traditional academies established by the Order, the Exploration Corps maintained several spacefaring mobile academies such as the Chu'unthor so that roaming the galaxy and exploring new worlds could be achieved while still teaching traditional doctrine.
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Similarly, the FLN supported the Sawaba party from Niger and the Union of the Peoples of Cameroon (UPC) to overthrow the government in power. The initiatives with the Sawaba party and the UPC were the beginning of with a bigger engagement with rebellious forces over the whole continent. Through the permanent presence in the capitals of Ghana, Guinea and also Egypt which were major nexuses of the trans-African support network for revolutions, the Algerians connected with different groups not only from the Maghrib-Saharan region. This led to the fact that by the end of 1960, Algeria had provided guns, training or money to nationalist movements from Cameroon, Belgian Congo, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Mali, Morocco, Tunisia, Niger but also established relationships with Angola and South Africa.
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Diplomatic ecosystem — an organic, multi-tiered, interdependent diplomatic whole consisting of the foreign ministry and foreign service; individual diplomats; departments and agencies of government with international policy responsibilities or content; and non-state actors. Geodiplomatics — a systematic, non-violent and communications-based approach to the effective management of the world’s strategic nexuses. Global political economy of knowledge — a collaborative, heuristic and virtual store of the world's information and expertise, accessible principally through the new media, which pervades, supports and reinforces critical productive, transnational and power relationships, including the digital divide, on the ground. Guerrilla diplomacy — a cross- cultural, enabled and grassroots approach to diplomatic practice characterized by autonomy, agility, adaptability and resilience; a premium on intelligence gathering and analysis; access to global political economy of knowledge; the ability to act with souplesse.
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Players compete to advance these waves of minions into the enemy base, which allows them to destroy enemy structures and ultimately win the match. Summoner's Rift matches typically last between 30–40 minutes if played until Nexus destruction, but teams can surrender as early as 15 minutes. In a given metagame state, the type of champions that belong in each lane can vary widely, but generally, top laners are melee champions (often tanks), mid laners tend to be champions who deal high magic damage through spells, and bottom laners are marksmen with high damage output in later stages in the game, and a support champion who protects them to maximize gold income. Junglers roam around the map to kill neutral monsters for gold and experience instead of minions generated by the Nexuses.
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José Daporta González (1911-1989) was a Professor of Hygiene and Microbiology as well as a prolific Fine arts Collector. Born in Habana (Cuba), the son of Galician emigrants, he returned to the land of his parents at an early age, where he started and finished his university studies, to become a Professor of the University of Santiago de Compostela at a young age. He devoted himself to his teaching career and to initiate and develop cooperation nexuses with different Latin-American countries; starting his work as a “Galician Ambassador for Latin-America” in the early 1940s and contributing to the creation of the “Galician Institute for Cooperation with Latin-America”. It is important to mention Daporta's insatiable interest in culture and social anthropology, which greatly contributed develop his skills as a tireless collector of all sorts of cultural objects from every single corner of the globe.
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