The R1, however, is not about piloting a 4K camera, but rather what such a device lets you do, specifically when you remove all the traditional hurdles involved with piloting one.
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Initial charges Three people responsible for piloting the boat have been summoned for investigation and face initial charges that include reckless piloting, causing other people's deaths and breaching boat registration licenses.
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And Denmark is piloting its own scooter project right now.
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But that hasn't stopped law enforcement from piloting these systems.
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"We're looking to diversify and do some piloting," said Morais.
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After all, piloting an unregistered drone is against the law.
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So we are piloting a high school club in Phoenix.
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I did on tank warfare, jet piloting, and submarine combat.
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Officials still have not determined who was piloting the boat.
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BMW is also piloting a subscription service in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Ochsner is not alone in piloting this kind of technology.
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Unemployed fishermen moonlight as smugglers, piloting boats across the Mediterranean.
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Moving Spot around is a lot like piloting a drone.
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Stefanik was piloting the plane, according to the Associated Press.
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In terms of overall aerodynamics, the piloting experience speaks for itself.
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It's sort of like piloting a racecar through rush-hour traffic.
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I played with the toys, imagined myself piloting these giant machines.
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But this overall broad decline in piloting is still truly remarkable.
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Whether this also applies to remote piloting remains to be seen.
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That made piloting a hard sell for young people starting careers.
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Ford has been involved in several piloting accidents in the past.
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Customers piloting the product now include Schneider Electric, Shell and Toyota.
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Meanwhile, pilots develop along four attributes: gunnery, piloting, guts, and tactics.
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He taps the screen on an iPad running our piloting app.
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The company is currently piloting the voice system in 8003 stores.
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The company is currently piloting the voice system in 2743 stores.
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The company is currently piloting voice system in about 20 stores.
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I never thought I'd be piloting one under the Brooklyn Bridge.
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The Buzzy piloting your brain better steer shit back on track.
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It is also piloting prescription deliveries with Costco in select states.
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Our National desk and our Metro desk are piloting the experiment.
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NET Power is piloting new technologies that would do just that.
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K4Connect is constantly piloting new technologies, he said, including voice-controlled devices.
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But I did take the ferry I was piloting drastically off course.
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Accenture is already piloting such a scheme with a big technology company.
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Boingo is piloting a private wireless network at Dallas Love Field Airport.
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He detonated a poisoned bomb in a plane that he was piloting.
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Sylvain Neuvel imagined piloting a giant robot when he was growing up.
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This isn't the first time Wilson has showed off his piloting skills.
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The latest round of updates from Pentagon extends beyond drone piloting, too.
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Early concept art does, in fact, show riders piloting the Millennium Falcon.
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The government has undertaken bold experiments, for instance in piloting charter schools.
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Authorities have not determined who was piloting the boat, which Fernandez owned.
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The startup is currently piloting its system with an unnamed major automaker.
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Zillow has been piloting the flipping business in Phoenix and Las Vegas.
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Astro Attack has you piloting a spaceship through waves of advancing enemies.
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Belleville is piloting the on-demand technology on its night bus route.
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Belgium is piloting a secure digital platform known as the Prison Cloud.
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Safaricom is piloting Bonga internally before planning to launch later this year.
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Amazon (AMZN) and Walmart's (WMT) Sam's Club are piloting cashier-less stores.
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It's possibly that she is piloting a robotic hero from a distance.
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Common remote signals used for piloting aerial drones don't travel below water.
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Piloting the sub, he said, "isn't exactly like flying, but it rhymes".
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Now, state governments are entering the debate — with some even piloting solutions.
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Several well-established companies have been piloting blockchain technology with IBM's platform.
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Visa is currently piloting a biometric payment card that recognizes your fingerprint.
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One solution might be CarePass, a membership program CVS is piloting in Boston.
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It was turning by itself, as if a ghost were piloting the vehicle.
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There are real humans piloting the drones, just as there are real victims.
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Fleming, is believed to have been piloting the plane, the Columbus Dispatch reported.
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And DSW — which actually does call the city home — is piloting cobbler services.
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"We're piloting this stuff and now it's starting to roll out," said Pinkham.
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Built Robotics is piloting autonomous construction vehicles, starting with track loaders for excavation.
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His family friend James Honeycutt, who was piloting the boat, did not survive.
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AI says is currently piloting projects with large automation integrators and industrial operators.
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For one, residents of states who aren't piloting eID can't use the app.
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I tried this first with another person piloting, acting as the camera operator.
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Dinosaurs piloting rocket ships is a running gag in Bill Watterson's Calvin & Hobbes.
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Alibaba, is piloting Sesame Credit, which offers a range of perks, such as
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Two power plants in Texas are already piloting alternate technologies to do so.
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Le Foll has been piloting a wider French plan to halve pesticide use.
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It's unknown for now whether either has had any piloting or aircraft experience.
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In case you didn't know, piloting an unregistered drone is against the law.
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It began piloting grocery delivery in 2018 in the Phoenix suburb of Scottsdale.
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Normal is not having to worry about who's piloting the plane; it'll land.
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That's the airport where Amazon began piloting Amazon Air just two years ago.
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But the piloting that all of us are doing together-- in the private sector and public sector, the piloting hasn't yet produced something that works at scale, or that-- that we can market across a variety of industries or business opportunities.
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Sanders is proving that piloting a soft landing to a political revolution is tough.
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And don't drive, we don't need people with roaches in their heads piloting automobiles.
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On-demand motorcycle startups are multiplying and piloting EVs with funds from international partners.
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If thumbsticks are too challenging, the Spark offers a couple other options for piloting.
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Last week, NextGov reported that the FBI was piloting Amazon's facial recognition tech, Rekognition.
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Safaricom is piloting Bonga with it's staff before planning to launch later this year.
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Subjects who received tDCS brain stimulation improved their piloting abilities, particularly their landing skills.
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Uber has been piloting Express Pool in San Francisco and Boston since last November.
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It's not clear where else Facebook is piloting this method to combat revenge porn.
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Guests had the opportunity to earn their wings by virtually piloting a Boeing aircraft.
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In the last few months, AxleHire has been piloting with a robot delivery company.
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Iraqi insurgents fired a rocket-propelled grenade into a helicopter Duckworth was co-piloting.
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Now he was piloting a malfunctioning spacecraft to touch down on an alien world.
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts began piloting three electric buses across three districts in 2016.
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He tried to close it while piloting the plane, but Cutland's body blocked it.
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Select groups are piloting the detection system now before the systemwide rollout in 2020.
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Unlike traditional photography, a well-made drone video relies on a mastery of piloting.
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It also plays a critical role in communications, reconnaissance, and the piloting of drones.
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Tubbs is now piloting a guaranteed income experiment in Stockton with funding from Hughes's organization.
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Finally, users in Denver may see an "emergency button", a tool Uber is piloting there.
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The final option for piloting, and the one you'll probably use most, is called Quickshot.
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Student piloting is brief periods of pleasant inactivity interspersed with frequent periods of frantic multitasking.
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Today, they all use motorcycles but Majety said the company is now piloting bikes, too.
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And Waze has been piloting a car-pooling service in California for the past year.
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They're piloting the program in states like Nevada, Arizona, Washington, Texas, Florida, Massachusetts and Iowa.
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Kelly likes to watch military videos and work their piloting tactics into his battling strategy.
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Hunts Point is one of three neighborhoods where officials are piloting the initiative this summer.
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In addition to the documentary's positive message, fans were blown away by Jolie's piloting skills.
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What type of drone caused the damage, or who was piloting it is still unclear.
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YouTube is full of videos of enthusiasts piloting their tiny two-wheeled racers around tracks.
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It is also piloting projects to power some of its legacy operations with solar panels.
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You can also transfer your piloting skills to other drones, if you decide to upgrade.
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The tattoo also represents the connection between the tool and the person piloting the machine.
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Lilly also said it was piloting a testing drive to diagnose patients outside healthcare facilities.
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For now, however, it seems the piloting is pretty limited in both time and scope.
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The game is primarily a third person shooter, with specific levels designed for piloting vehicles.
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Tubbs is now piloting a guaranteed income experiment in Stockton with funding from Hughes' organization.
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Generation 5: Transformative designs, 360° gimbals, 4K video or higher-value instrumentation, intelligent piloting modes.
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For example, Mastercard and ING were reportedly piloting their own mPOS solution in July 2019.
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Voyage is piloting its ride-hailing shuttles in The Villages, a retirement community near Orlando.
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No wait, she must be a Solo, because she's so good at piloting the Millennium Falcon!
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Hertz is now the latest in an increasingly long line of companies piloting car subscription services.
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The retailer was Bossa Nova's first major partner, after piloting the technology in some smaller stores.
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Lyft is piloting a new way to pair riders with drivers at the San Diego airport.
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Crews and Olin died when the bass boat that Crews was piloting crashed into a dock.
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DJI drones are best-in-class for amateur to professional piloting and aerial photography and video.
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Before you get the hang of piloting it, the Enterprise is going to crash—a lot.
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Competitors build drones with goofy shapes or rely on their piloting skills to outmaneuver their opponent.
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José R. Román Rosado, who was piloting the aircraft at the time of the crash, Maj.
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Often known as India's IT capital, Bengaluru is ideal for piloting the service for several reasons.
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Amazon has apparently been piloting its affordable lingerie in Europe, under the brand name Iris & Lilly.
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Ford is already piloting deliveries with self-driving cars inspired by the popularity of online shopping.
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Today, Proxy emerges from stealth after piloting its keyless, badgeless office entry tech with 50 companies.
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It's piloting HealthHUBs, which offer more health services, such as blood pressure testing and yoga classes.
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I was wide awake, wearing the Avegant Glyph headset and piloting a DJI Inspire 1 drone.
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The approaches include expanding into renewable energy, acquiring battery storage companies and piloting hydrogen energy programs.
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The company has also begun piloting a free reusable water bottle scheme at schools in Ubud.
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Players have the option of piloting them directly or letting an AI brain manage their actions.
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Michael O'Rielly has some questions about why Metro is turning off the wifi access they're piloting.
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Right now, TechStars is piloting the program and Dolby has recently signed on to use it.
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Virgin Money also has plans for a marketplace, and HSBC is piloting a money management app.
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Some worked for the smugglers, piloting boats filled with paying migrants in exchange for free passage.
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On that road, two of the villains' henchmen are bearing down, piloting motorcycles right at him.
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Purists will notice differences from the 1980s version, mostly in which character is piloting which lion.
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Joshi's daughter, Georgina, died in 2006 when the plane she was piloting crashed outside Bloomington, Indiana.
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Wave-piloting is the art of reading — by feel and by sight — these and other patterns.
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MoceanLab will focus on piloting autonomous ridesharing, shuttling, multimodal transportation, and personal mobility in Los Angeles.
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Instead, the Census Bureau is piloting many new initiatives to reduce overall costs to $15.6 billion.
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The company is currently piloting the service for select users in the US, according to 9to5Google.
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Bush said Next is piloting a program in the Port of New York and New Jersey.
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Willem-Alexander said the intense focus needed for piloting took his mind away from other concerns.
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In 2005, John died while piloting an ultra-light, homemade aircraft that crashed shortly after takeoff.
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What an inspiration she must have been, piloting hot air balloons through English skies the 1860s!
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EDT The hero is named Wrecking Ball and the little hamster piloting it is named Hammond.
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The drones flew on their own without anyone directly piloting or watching the drones in person.
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"The people piloting the ships from Turkey to Greece are relatively low-level people," Mr. Rathke said.
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It's a family thing, so he's posted quite a few pictures of his dad piloting as well.
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Players who dreamed of piloting their ships through caves and buzzing strange creatures had their hopes dashed.
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The pilot of the Thunderbirds jet ejected safely, but the officer piloting the Navy jet was killed.
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And like the first ring-crossing two weeks ago, this one required a bit of complicated piloting.
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But now broadcasters are piloting new ways to reach people, in the next evolution of branded content.
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In the film, she is seen nonchalantly piloting and landing a small plane over the Namibian desert.
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Companies are now piloting innovative ways to replicate this payment system, including partnering with mobile phone operators.
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Now Catch is getting its first press after piloting its product with tens of thousands of users.
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A group of six pilots now remotely operate the arms from Kindred's new piloting center in Toronto.
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Since I'm not one of these gamers, the controls for piloting the spaceship were tough for me.
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Even if you're not a pro or confident flyer, the GoPro Karma should make piloting pretty easy.
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It is expanding its newer businesses in Mexico, Tanzania and the Philippines and is piloting in India.
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BB-8 is already a little tricky, given the fact that you're essentially piloting a sphere around.
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Virgin Money VM.L also has plans for a marketplace, and HSBC is piloting a money management app.
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The NBA star was also given some quick lessons in robotics, 3-D printing, and drone piloting.
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That's because Wal-Mart only opened roughly 100 of these stores since piloting the format in 2011.
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Freshly graduated from YC, Lattice already has several dozen companies piloting it, including Reddit, Teespring and WePay.
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And — most important for me — just who exactly is piloting those ships I keep seeing fly overhead?
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Although the controlling devices may differ, the basic flying methods replicate, no matter what model you're piloting.
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Privately, Genz began to fear that the di lep was imaginary, that wave-piloting was already extinct.
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The partnership is focused on the fully electric, self-piloting flying taxi Cora, according to the announcement.
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In June of 215, Knight experienced engine failure while piloting the X-2200 21968,215 feet above Earth.
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At one high-profile company, Twitter, the CFO, Anthony Noto, is arguably doing most of the piloting.
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The project is one of a growing number piloting the use of modern technology to tackle trafficking.
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Remarkably, he did so even as he was piloting the new jet on that first-ever flight.
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First came Terregator, in 1983 (via IEEE Spectrum): Piloting city streets wasn't yet part of the plan.
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At the time, Mr. Choate was working a new job, piloting tugboats off the coast of Maine.
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For example, I am piloting a "Beyond the Binary: Gender and Sexuality in Literature" course this fall.
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The video, posted by the drone piloting company AviSight, shows the tubes and the open air track.
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Juul is launching its first Bluetooth-connected vape in the UK after piloting the device in Canada.
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"The concerns are not about the concept of piloting and expanding new approaches for payment," he said.
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You don't want to be messing with latches while you're piloting a wheeled missile down the road.
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Terrified children at the helm of dinghies, piloting away from the flames, refugees in their own country.
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But something about piloting a flying car, coupled with recently becoming a father, made me more apprehensive.
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Building on this trend, more companies and namely grocery chains will be piloting similar technology in 2018.
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The driver had been tasked with piloting a van carrying reporters and photographers in the press pool.
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Fortunately, the 1967 AH-1F Cobra was not airborne at the time, nor was anyone piloting it.
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Paul Mantz [her co-pilot] and I had carefully worked out the piloting technique for that start.
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For the med reminders, we're piloting the text solution now to ensure the clinical decision tree is comprehensive.
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The company is currently piloting the system at a Lawson outlet in Osaka, Japan, where Panasonic is headquartered.
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For more dedicated users, there is Furbo Dog Nanny or a premium subscription service the company is piloting.
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Also floating in this stew of jargon are terms like autonomous, self-driving, semi-autonomous, and self-piloting.
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He said Schloss had just returned from co-piloting a "lovely trip" to Italy with a close friend.
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Sort of a Battle Bots, only much bigger, more expensive and with human beings piloting them from inside.
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The person in the cockpit doesn't do any piloting; they just input their destination and enjoy the ride.
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Image: University of SouthamptonAs Kate Winslet and Leo can attest, piloting ships in icy waters can be hazardous.
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From there he became a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army, piloting Apache helicopters in the Gulf War.
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According to Trowbridge, if visitors do well while piloting the Falcon they'll be rewarded with extra Galactic Credits.
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JD, which is Alibaba's biggest rival, has been piloting drones for the past couple of years in China.
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The company is currently piloting the program with four pilot companies, with plans to expand to more partners.
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Companies like ObjectTech are piloting programs to drive forward an increasingly important human right: the right to identity.
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He demos how it works in the video, giving some commentary on the strangeness of piloting his device.
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The person in the cockpit doesn't do any piloting, they just input their destination and enjoy the ride.
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In 1988, Haward's brother, Royal Air Force Group Captain David Haward, was killed while piloting his Harrier jet.
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It's a stripped-down simulator with one seat and two joysticks, which users can practice piloting and docking.
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R2-D2 is an astromech droid that helps with piloting starfighters, opening doors, and shutting down trash compactors.
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Narrator: Thanks to clear conditions, expert piloting, and a quick response from emergency crews, all 150 passengers survived.
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A Square spokesperson confirmed that the firm was piloting the feature with a small number of Cash users.
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There's no outright platforming here, with players piloting an isometric camera around colorful themed worlds—snow, desert, etc.
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The troubled German bank is piloting OakNorth's technology with a view to formalizing the partnership, the source said.
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Aramark is piloting a 10-game "Brew2You" program at Citizens Bank Park, the home of the Philadelphia Phillies.
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The troubled German bank is piloting OakNorth's technology with a view to formalising the partnership, the source said.
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The Pentagon is piloting gait-recognition tech that identifies people's walk based on the movements of their smartphone.
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Salesforce will begin piloting this new Service Cloud capability in the spring with general availability expected next summer.
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Brookfield then arranged for the company to supply Mr. Van Boekel's piloting services to Ryanair, the suit said.
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According to Wired, both Lyft and Uber have been piloting versions of a subscription service since last year.
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"Just good old boys from around here," she said, piloting their own boats and taking people to safety.
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Amazon has also begun piloting a virtual care platform called Amazon Care, which is exclusive to Amazon workers.
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The dream of piloting a Star Wars X-wing fighter is now a reality thanks to Hot Wheels.
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Last week, Bloomberg reported that it was piloting a wine home-delivery service in a handful of markets.
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On August 26, Hook directly emailed an Indian ship captain piloting an Iranian oil tanker in international waters.
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But when it came to settling on a career, he decided there was not enough real piloting involved.
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The crew is piloting the Covenant to a new planet, with 2,000 sleeping colonists and 1,140 embryos aboard.
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Shirtless photos of him piloting watercraft at a luxury resort in the Philippines inspired heated debates on his character.
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What is the monkey-like creature we see for a second, piloting what appears to be an imperial vessel?
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Haselden was piloting the plane for Go SkyDive Boston, and was the only person aboard when the incident occurred.
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Image: GettyDubai is piloting "smart" digital license plates embedded with collision detecting-sensors and GPS trackers, the BBC reports.
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Nevertheless, his failure suggests that the difficulty of piloting the noisy Flyboard Air means it has limited practical use.
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We checked out the first VR Zone location last year; it involved piloting mechs, driving trains, and rescuing kittens.
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She spent time in the military undertaking courses in jungle warfare and piloting, according to state broadcaster Thai PBS.
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Other companies around the world ranging from Audi to Ford to China's Lynk & Co. are also piloting subscription models.
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This ride is for everyone who dreamed of piloting the Falcon more than they dreamed about holding a lightsaber.
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Of that number, 35 cities including San Francisco, Austin, Nashville, Washington, Paris, Helsinki, and London are already piloting projects.
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The actor was reportedly piloting his single-engine plane when tower control gave him the go-ahead to land.
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Ford is piloting the vest in two factories now, the Michigan Assembly Plant and the Flat Rock Assembly Plant.
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The weather in these regions is often unpredictable, so piloting planes through the poles can be stressful and risky.
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Piloting the R2200 Spyder in dynamic mode is akin to making the Kessel Run in less than 2000 parsecs.
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As drones get more advanced, these aerial cameras increasingly require less piloting, handling the flying and filming for you.
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"We're piloting this hugely sophisticated ship, and none of us are military," said Cas Anvar, who portrays Alex Kamal.
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It's unclear if Bauer's injury will temper his drone piloting ambitions, but the safe bet would be probably not.
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The third and most satisfying option for piloting the Mavic Pro is to combine the remote with your phone.
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Richmond County School System in Augusta GA is one of the school districts piloting a WiFi school bus program.
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On this morning, Stucky would be piloting the fifth rocket-powered flight, on a new iteration of the spaceship.
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Didi said it had been piloting its ride-hailing service in Geelong, a city southwest of Melbourne, last month.
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The company has begun piloting the technology in locations around the U.S. Find our previous coverage of RoboTire here.
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And piloting a plane or helicopter is the kind of highly procedural task that computers are typically good at.
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States should start by piloting risk-limiting audits and proceed to full implementation for all federal and state elections.
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New Hampshire is adopting it, too, and piloting a statewide method of assessment that would replace most standardized tests.
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Michael Tubbs, the 29-year-old mayor of Stockton, California, is piloting a basic-income program in his city.
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The squadron piloting the first batch of fleet-ready F-35's will be VMA-211, a Yuma, Ariz.
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While most animal studies require research permits, Johnson also suggested it was also important researchers have proper drone-piloting credentials.
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Earlier this year, Toyota began piloting an on-demand bus service that lets people order a ride via an app.
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Nimoy had many interests, including home improvement, a lifelong passion for photography, singing, stage acting and even piloting an airplane.
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In one demo, I was piloting a ship using an Xbox One controller and in control of steering and firing.
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As such, Uber's city team in New York City have been piloting some minor changes that they say accomplish this.
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In 2004, she lost both of her legs when a rocket-propelled grenade shot down the helicopter she was piloting.
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If you've ever wanted to try your hand at a spot of TARDIS-piloting, then today is your lucky day.
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Audi is confident its piloting system is ready for anything, at least on the freeway, and it may be right.
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The company, which operates more than 65,000 stores in 17 countries, is currently piloting Scan & Pay in 14 Dallas stores.
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For instance, in 19983, Purwin was reportedly piloting a helicopter when it crashed, killing his fellow pilot and business partner.
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We'll also continue piloting in some cities an opt-out option for drivers who don't wish to accept cash payments.
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Companies that have already been piloting Coursera for Business include: BNY Mellon, BCG, L'Oréal and Axis Bank, the company said.
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Jake left the military under a cloud, and there's bad blood with his old piloting partner Nate Lambert (Scott Eastwood).
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Ford was piloting his twin engine private jet when he started to roll down the runway ... but had to abort.
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Honeywell's senior test pilot talks me through the upcoming trip in the Beechcraft King Air C90, which I'll be piloting.
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The most impressive of them was the Gigabit FTTH internet service that Jio has already started piloting in some cities.
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Better together For the six companies that are piloting the program, the partnership offers a framework for collaboration across companies.
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He was arrested after piloting the gyrocopter from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and landing it on the west lawn of the Capitol.
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Similarly, a startup piloting an analytics product in a CPG enterprise was immediately pigeonholed into the IT department's analytics budget.
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I once drove round and round Rome's famous Piazza Venezia while piloting a creaky old Fiat 500 from the 1960s.
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Just like in Titanfall's multiplayer, the campaign has you splitting your time between being on foot and piloting a titan.
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Flying these two UAVs so close to each other, and at night, took some next level piloting from the pilots.
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Happy Wednesday and welcome back to Overnight Finance, which has unfortunately been passed over for a lucrative drone piloting license.
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This month, the museum is piloting a "Walk-Up Wednesdays" program for first-come, first-served entry once a week.
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Add another one to the list of companies piloting small, wheeled, autonomous robots for small-package and food delivery: Yandex .
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The world's largest convenience chain is piloting a self-checkout feature on its mobile app at 14 stores in Dallas.
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I asked Captain Shifler why he decided to start piloting fishing boats, and if he had any tips for newcomers.
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No humans were remotely piloting the drone, which was nothing more than a machine that could be bought on Amazon.
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TikTok is piloting social commerce tools similar to Instagram, but it's too soon to tell whether those will catch on.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I'm piloting my bicycle up Lafayette and I spy a Bill Cunninghamesque figure pedaling carefully ahead.
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For the moment, Eley is piloting the program—requesting saliva samples through the mail—in South London, where she works.
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Piloting the helo is Michael Montgomery, a supervisory air interdiction agent with Tucson Air Branch and Air and Marine Operations.
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Jess doesn't think it was a piloting error ... rather the drone rode a gust of wind directly into her face.
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Piloting small planes has long been popular among athletes, and Major League Baseball has lost other athletes to similar crashes.
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There is an unpredictability to flying, they show, even if one is not leaving the piloting to United or JetBlue.
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So far, the administration is piloting this effort in only one location, Inwood Library on the upper reaches of Broadway.
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Alphabet-owned Waymo is piloting a new use for its self-driving cars: dropping people off at the bus station.
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"Aeronautical engineers are very few in my country," said Elias, 23, as she set off to practice piloting a drone.
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The shape of the animal and its particular association with humans made it clear I would be piloting the latter.
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Second, the hamster itself seems to be pretty intelligent and is likely piloting this death ball without any outside help.
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Specifically two junior officers, or "Zappers," with the Electronic Attack Squadron 130 piloting an EA-18G Growler electronic warfare aircraft.
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Among the new features it's piloting is one that allows users to request how far they want their pet walked.
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You can read more about TIP's other projects, which are largely in the very technical, piloting phase of networking technology, here.
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He's presumably talking about Kylo Ren, who we see piloting his fighter, only to hesitate before blasting his mother's Resistance ship.
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The interruptions have a major impact on certain aspects of piloting a plane, and on air traffic management, the statement said.
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The most dangerous profession, according to Bureau of Labor statistics, is logging, followed by fishing, and then aircraft piloting and engineering.
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In China, e-commerce giants JD and Alibaba are already piloting driverless robots that deliver goods to a secure e-locker.
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Fast forward back to today and the reality is that most of the companies piloting those ideas have undergone major changes.
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" As he dodged the enemy and headed toward the Death Star, Luna narrated, "We're in the cockpit, I'm piloting I guess.
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Silicon Valley has also embraced the idea, with Y Combinator piloting a universal basic income program of their own in Oakland.
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In this book, Makoto "Mac" Fujimoto grew up in occupied California, and he dreams of piloting one of the giant mechas.
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And that doesn't even get into the logistical challenges of actually piloting markets and getting self-driving cars on the road.
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Piloting your Lego drone can be done using a mobile device's touchscreen through the free accompanying Flybrix iOS and Android apps.
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For some reason, piloting a drugs testing scheme, in the style of Secret Garden Party, doesn't seem to have been considered.
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Los Angeles medical center Cedars-Sinai is currently piloting a program that places Amazon Echos in more than 100 patient rooms.
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Ride-sharing giant Uber is piloting a new cancellation policy in New York City, New Jersey, Phoenix, and Dallas, TechCrunch reported.
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It proposes piloting the new system first in the "central south" zone that comprises Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi and Hainan.
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To design PIBOT, Dr Shim and his colleagues broke the task of piloting down into three areas—recognition, decision and action.
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Mussa's rescue flight and lap-sitting, co-piloting duties were caught on video and then shared on social media by Caere.
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Harrison Ford is finding out one near-miss at a time that piloting a private vintage warbird ain't like dustin' crops.
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In California, the city of Stockton is piloting a program that will give 2900 citizens $220006 per month for 2202 months.
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The average person piloting a quadcopter for some neat footage isn't thinking about how to operate the drone in a battlefield.
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It is also piloting wireless technology that could make recharging your electric car as easy as pulling into a parking spot.
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Uber, meanwhile, is piloting a similar taxi-based approach across Japan, but there are some far bigger players in the space.
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Since 2016, Mr. Meyer has been piloting a "junior journalism" program in the Hudson City School District in upstate New York.
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This is actually his third time piloting the program: He's already offered Freedom Dividends to voters in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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She engineered a remote piloting system that lets her join any mission, no matter where in the world it might be.
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In Washington State, Puget Sound Energy is piloting a program that would allow smaller customers to buy shares of renewable projects.
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JFK Jr., who was piloting the plane at night, apparently became disoriented before crashing into the Atlantic off Massachusetts in 1999.
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Although, despite ostensibly being obstacles, the ruins also serve as a respite from the plate-spinning required by piloting your vehicle.
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Check it out: No matter the age or piloting abilities of your giftee, the Moskito Plane is extremely accessible and fun.
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Rekognition can be used for many purposes, but has drawn controversy after police departments began piloting it to identify potential suspects.
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Which is why one hopes that the administration's "adults in the room" are piloting the ship and asking the tough questions.
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But Uber and Lyft generally provide neither to their drivers, though Uber is piloting audio and video recording in some places.
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Photo: APBeginning in August, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will begin piloting a new face recognition system at the Mexican border.
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JFK Jr. died in 1999 when a plane he was piloting from New Jersey to Massachusetts went down over the Atlantic Ocean.
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The big-box retailer is now piloting a program to use Udelv autonomous-driving vans to deliver fresh groceries in Surprise, Arizona.
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Piloting his own plane was a dream come true, and Halladay didn't shy away about posting about it on his social accounts.
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I knew why I was piloting my way into danger, and it was only occasionally just for the money and the glory.
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In episode four, we find Shinji breaking down from the stress of piloting the horribly beautiful EVA Unit 01, from fighting Angels.
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Despite their mechanical complexity and the need for piloting skills akin to riding a unicycle, a helicopter's idiosyncrasies can quickly be forgiven.
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A self-described acrophobe who shied away from the precipices of the skyscrapers he was constructing, he loved piloting his own airplanes.
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Mike Grossman spotted it from 1,500 feet in the air while piloting his private plane over the Hudson River in New York.
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When it comes to player characters, I always, always choose to hear the scripted character over the real person piloting the character.
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But that doesn't help to teach you the kind of situational and spatial awareness you'll need when piloting in the real world.
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BMW is also piloting its subscription in Nashville, while Porsche's is available in Atlanta, and Cadillac's is available in New York City.
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That's because the company is currently piloting such an app in Indonesia, as the eagle-eyed team at Android Police first spotted.
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While the passengers will undergo some sort of training beforehand, it's unclear if the two have any experience with piloting, nevermind spaceflight.
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A portion of the proceeds raised will also go towards piloting and later rolling out 5G services across China, the operator added.
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Hamburger chains are piloting burgers made from fake meat or trying to reduce their beef content, adding other protein such as mushrooms.
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Not only that, but tiny robots like the Robobee require a wired power connection, and other tiny flapping craft require manual piloting.
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"We're piloting electric motorcycles in partnership with EV manufacturers and working with grid operators across Nigeria to deploy charging stations," Njoya said.
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We don't want you to get in trouble with the authorities and piloting an unregistered drone is highly illegal (no pun intended).
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After piloting Blackbirds from 1973-1978 and from 1981-1984, Maury decided to move to slower airplanes and fly for United Airlines.
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Microsoft has confirmed the existence of the test, noting that "it is an experiment that we are piloting," according to a spokesperson.
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Goals include refreshing its current stores later this year; piloting a new prototype early next year; and then expanding its store count.
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Hello TransTech, formerly Hellobike, will officially launch its carpooling service nationwide on February 22 after piloting the program for about a month.
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Piloting an X-Wing fighter is for many Star Wars fans (including The Verge's Bryan Bishop) a childhood dream come to life.
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Even more excitingly, they found that some customers were already piloting even greater flexibility — such as offering e-bikes to their staff.
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The company says it will start piloting the products next quarter, with a timeline for commercialization realized some time early next year.
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The talented pitcher, born Harry Leroy Halladay, was piloting the plane over the Gulf of Mexico when it crashed, according to ESPN.
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Other U.S. adversaries such as Russia and China are also piloting blockchain technology projects and contemplating ways to develop national digital currencies.
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The 1987 science-fiction comedy "Innerspace" has a miniaturized Dennis Quaid piloting through the body of Martin Short — two very different types.
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Wu draws the aeroglyphs by piloting LED-equipped drones in precise patterns while keeping his shutter open to create a long exposure.
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The company said that it was already piloting arrangements between health plans and HealthHubs to deliver care to members in two locations.
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In piloting the series, Gimlet found that its scripts were initially too long to expect listeners to sustain that level of attention.
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How do you stay on task if your co-worker is piloting a drone or endlessly, and loudly, snacking just inches away?
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Like his father, Jake wages war against the gigantic sea monsters known as Kaiju by co-piloting Transformers-like robots called Jaegers.
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Despite his relative youth, he had spent a decade with the carrier, eventually piloting wide-body jets that crossed continents and oceans.
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The Bachelor Drinking Game Rules Drink every time somebody makes a pilot/airplane reference, or if Peter is pictured piloting a plane.
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Facebook is also piloting "Express Wi-Fi" service in India, where it will enable local entrepreneurs to launch cheap Wi-Fi networks.
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The crash was blamed on JFK Jr., who was piloting the plane at night and became disoriented before crashing into the Atlantic.
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Amazon acknowledged in September that it is piloting Amazon Care, a virtual medical clinic for Amazon employees based near its Seattle offices.
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In 1965, Wally Schirra, one of the first US astronauts, succeeded in piloting Gemini 6 to within 40 meters of Gemini 7.
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It may have seemed like just a stunt for the show, a way to stand out, but Pete takes his piloting very seriously.
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Navy Lt. Christopher Carey Short, of Canandaigua, N.Y., was piloting the A-29 Super Tucano jet when it crashed around 11:30 a.m.
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It's unclear how long the company has been piloting this program, but it could become a larger part of its overall advertising strategy.
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But if you're using your primary device for piloting, you may not want to miss out on critical emails or messages during flight.
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From the looks of it, it's less full-on space adventure than it is a piloting simulation, involving a lot of onscreen control.
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The World Bank is piloting a programme that uses mobile-network data and crop-suitability mapping to arrange seasonal loans using mobile money.
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Recently, Amazon announced that it is piloting a new 30-hour workweek for a group of technical teams within the human resources department.
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Eleanor Li, an Opener mechanical engineer, says that even though she had no previous piloting experience, she felt totally safe during her flight.
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More traditional devices, Bry thinks, will always be marketed toward UAV junkies and the types of consumers and professionals who enjoy piloting aircraft.
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He was piloting a balloon that apparently struck power lines near Lockhart on Saturday morning, killing all 15 passengers and Nichols, authorities say.
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St. Louis-based firm Edward Jones is piloting low-cost accounts and charging an annual fee for clients with a minimum of $5,000.
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The stolen police helicopter involved in the attack has been found, but the man suspected of piloting it is still on the run.
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Most are working on making their vehicles either fully or partly self-piloting, and a number are running their own car-sharing experiments.
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Turkey scrambled jets throughout Friday night to resist the coup launched by a faction within Turkey's military that saw rebels piloting military aircraft.
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The agency last month said the artificial intelligence system piloting a self-driving Google car could be considered the driver under federal law.
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At the time of the Prophet, women rode around on camels, which he said was far more provocative than veiled women piloting S.U.V.s.
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China is piloting the system in various locations, and it is not clear how it will work after it fully rolls out nationally.
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Erin Storm, a former contestant on The Bachelor, was killed after the small plane she was piloting crashed on March 21, NBC reports.
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Piloting the 126-foot towboat Tommy H., owned by his employer Campbell Transportation, he said he pushes a lot less coal these days.
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WhatsApp started piloting payments in 2018 and got regulatory permission last month to roll out WhatsApp Pay to 10 million users in India.
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In 19 years of piloting his boat around Lake Superior, Jody Estain had never observed the water change as it has this summer.
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Records from the laptop seized in Brussels indicate that Abu Ahmad may have had a more direct role in "piloting" both the Nov.
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"Today, we made history," said Greg McDougall, CEO and founder of Harbour Air Seaplanes in statement, shortly after piloting the test flight himself.
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Mr. Stefanik, a driver who set records on the Whelen Modified Tour, was piloting a single-engine plane when it crashed in Connecticut.
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Earlier that day, as temperatures soared above 100 degrees, Kitty Hawk's staff put Rachel through a 90-minute class on piloting the Flyer.
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After a year of piloting and refinement, RideCheck is now live in the US, with other countries soon to follow, the company announced.
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Another son, Richard, died in 2014 at 65 when the small plane he was piloting crashed shortly after takeoff from Westchester County Airport.
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Walmart has been piloting the technology on IBM's Food Trust blockchain for 18 months, using it to track everything from mangoes to chicken.
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Uncle Lynn was piloting an A-26B invader plane over Europe on March 213, 1945, when he was shot down by the enemy.
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The U.S. automaker also said it is piloting wireless technology that makes recharging an electric vehicle "as easy as pulling into a parking spot."
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The social network on Wednesday said it&aposs piloting a feature that will let group administrators charge membership fees for access to exclusive content.
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Winter Garden, Florida (CNN)Whether piloting a plane or blasting off into outer space, the sky isn't the limit for the Go Go Brothers.
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That's according to CNBC, which says the conglomerate is set to begin piloting the product sometime this year before a full launch in 2020.
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Take Poe out, and you have BB-8 piloting the X Wing and definitely not disobeying orders to withdraw, meaning less people would die.
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Each automaker has seen varying degrees of success, and they're also piloting them in different locations, at different pricing tiers, and with different volumes.
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Now Amazon and Walmart are piloting a two-year program that will allow low-income shoppers to pay for groceries online using food stamps.
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Even as he says it, though, the player piloting him makes him bunny-hop angrily on the steps before me, impatient to go on.
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Others call for improved navigational skills and certifications for sailors, including better, more sophisticated training on radar, piloting, communications and other high-tech equipment.
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As the company told me, it's also now piloting its platform in select RadioShack locations in Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles and New York City.
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She's a sea captain now, piloting her father's ship in rough waters only to find that the sailing at home is even more treacherous.
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This looks like it's part of that train heist set piece, and we see Han at work piloting the ship away from an explosion.
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You don't need any Starfleet training to take the controls, but you will want to spend a bit of time practicing piloting your starship.
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MasterCard is piloting the feature across Europe, Asia, and South Africa, and expects to have a full rollout by the end of the year.
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Through images created by the CNRS' customized scanning tunnelling microscope that features four scanning tips for observing, and piloting, the incredibly tiny race cars.
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Superior Beverage Company CEO John T. Fleming was piloting the plane, and his wife, their sons, and two close friends were also on board.
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Piloting a powerful race car through the twisting roads requires a steering wheel that can control and handle all those changes on the fly.
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A common assumption is that piloting aircraft—with its high salaries, perks and glamour—must be one of the most competitive professions there is.
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One of those companies is Ford's incubator, Ford X, which is piloting the software to enable its teams working on mobility to collaborate remotely.
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Metal Wolf's story of a mech-piloting U.S. president going after his traitorous Vice President hardly lines up with any known reality in 2019.
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This is not making investments in the Silicon Valley venture capital way of buying equity, this is actually buying technology from companies, piloting it.
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In a New Jersey suburb, scooters from Inboard Technology and run through Boxcar are piloting a commuter program to and from the train station.
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Carole spoke to PEOPLE in June about the harrowing evening that the plane JFK Jr. was piloting disappeared on the way to Martha's Vineyard.
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For instance, when you're piloting BT he's right-handed, but when he's acting of his own will he switches back to his left hand.
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Piloting in Asia Barak says pilot programs will kick off soon and envisions the app to do well as part of smart city projects.
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Not only will the students learn coding and computer engineering -- but he's also created an "advanced drone piloting career path program" ... which sounds AWESOME!!!!
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The company has been piloting ways to expand the use of LNG, including by using it to power sea-faring ships and road vehicles.
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Susan Beaulieu, who is piloting this work in tribal communities across Minnesota, says the spread of this knowledge has been transformative for many individuals.
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Amazon is piloting a 30-hour workweek, and an online search optimization company based in Sweden, Brath, operates on a six-hour workday schedule.
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In a February email that Halpern-Felsher shared with CNN, Harter said that Juul would be piloting these devices by the end of March.
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The system ignited a debate over the proper balance between man and machine in piloting the latest version of the 50-year-old 737.
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Remarkably, the moths piloting the vehicle arrived at the source of the scent just 2 seconds slower than their free-walking counterparts on average.
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The quadcopter's GPS and visual positioning systems are effective even on a windy day, so you can focus on cinematography instead of tricky piloting.
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Instead, AI is used to augment human operators, such as flying to pre-determined locations without the need for a human piloting the systems.
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Google is piloting the program in Bangkok, Delhi, London, Mexico City, New York, Osaka, San Francisco, São Paulo and Tokyo, for the time being.
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The joys of piloting a vintage roadster along a winding coastal road in Northern California can rapidly deteriorate in the clogged arteries of Manhattan.
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China is currently piloting the program and some citizens have already found themselves banned from traveling or attending certain schools due to low scores.
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Commercial airplanes are steered by automated piloting systems for nearly the entire flight, and companies like Waymo are deploying autonomous cars, buses and trucks.
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And the company outlined other software fixes that are meant to eliminate flaws in an automated piloting program at the heart of the crashes.
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UPS recently acquired a minority stake in self-driving company TuSimple, and the startup has been piloting self-driving UPS shipments since spring 2019.
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While Willem-Alexander's love of flying was not secret, his interview revealed far more detail about the extent of his regular piloting for KLM.
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That AI aims to turn drones into wingmen capable of fighting and hurling bombs alongside humans piloting the most advanced stealth aircraft by 2023.
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In the film, technology plays a big role, from the prevalence of vibranium to the use of kimoyo beads to remote piloting of planes.
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Sachin Kansal, senior director of Global Safety Products at Uber, said the company has been piloting and refining these features in different markets globally.
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Whether he is attending a summit, piloting a plane or hang-gliding with Siberian cranes, it is the spectacle of power that interests him.
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The company reports that over 1000 companies participated in piloting the updated app, which constitutes the largest pilot in the history of the organization.
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Her engineering, piloting, and even some combat skills were acquired when she was a scavenger on Jakku, blissfully unaware of her own Force sensitivity.
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Six months after the world learned Amazon was piloting an air cargo service, the megaretailer signed on a new partner — and 20 more planes.
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So it's nice to see Google embracing eSIM tech on its own network, a process it says it's piloting with Pixel and Fi for now.
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The company will begin piloting the new body in early 2019 with the hope of establishing it in full by the end of next year.
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The FAA requires certifications and other restrictions (piloting near jails or airports is forbidden, for example) but doesn't offer specific guidance on most police uses.
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As opposed to piloting the new Story model in a handful of locations, Macy's got it running in 36 stores in eight months, he added.
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The project, piloting in Bali, Miami, Buenos Aires, Lisbon and Kyoto, seeks to radically redefine how the "digital nomad" generation finds a place to live.
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Uber is piloting a new option for its Uber Eats service which lets you eat your preordered food in the restaurant, rather than at home.
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The 56-year old male who was piloting, along with his 52-year-old female passenger, were transferred to an area hospital with minor injuries.
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Harris-Burland says these commercial trials will employ a mix of semi-autonomy and human control, with Starship employees remotely piloting the robots when needed.
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And despite its capitalist trappings, the Communist Party is piloting China's economy in a direction similar to that of the Soviet Union in its twilight.
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And we're piloting innovative new recycling techniques, like our line of disassembly robots, so we can put reclaimed materials to better use in new products.
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Every time I switched back to Mavic Air there was some sense of security which made drone piloting feel like a relaxing and fun activity.
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It will cruise up to 50 meters altitude and then more or less fly in a lazy circle until you take over and start piloting.
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Alphabet Inc's Google is piloting a program called Accelerated Mobile Pages that will allow users to search for news and retrieve articles from publishers instantly.
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A report by the National Transportation Safety Board stated the plane Halladay was piloting climbed sharply in the final seconds before plunging into the water.
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The author tried his hand at driving the track, piloting his own Ford Focus RS. The goal: beat the robot cars in a time trial.
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That's why Secretary Castro and Comcast are currently piloting Internet Essentials for low-income seniors in Boston, Palm Beach County, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Seattle.
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Armstrong ended up piloting the craft to a safe landing after overriding a computer guidance system that was heading it to a field of boulders.
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Already, Sikorsky says that the Matrix tech is essentially ready to start piloting flying cars—even if those flying cars don't exactly exist just yet.
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A self-piloting car may drop off a family's breadwinner at work, then scuttle back to pick up the kids and take them to school.
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While many enterprise customers are open to piloting AI solutions, startups must be able to validate the algorithm's performance in order to complete the sale.
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He headlines, along with the Brooklyn singer Embaci, at Saint Vitus on July 20, piloting a flight that fans won't want to sleep through. ♦
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When the Thai royal palace later published a photo of the king's consort wearing a crop top and piloting a plane, its official website crashed.
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The printed program for the service featured a photograph of a smiling McClendon wearing shorts and holding a bottle of beer while piloting a boat.
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In Salem, New Hampshire, Walmart is piloting "Alphabot," a mobile cart that gathers refrigerated and frozen items from storage to speed up grocery pickup orders.
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So when MTT founder and CEO Ted McIntyre II says that riding a Y2K Superbike feels like you're piloting a fighter jet, he isn't kidding.
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Browning flies with human intuition by moving his arms and shifting his weight; he's not piloting a machine but is one with the machine itself.
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Waymo is testing trips funded by third-party businesses, Via and EasyMile are looking to city buses, and Lyft is piloting an autonomous ride option.
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And as autonomy of the systems improve, one operator could command a mission using several drones, versus one operator directly piloting one drone, he added.
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Google was piloting this sort of idea in the Bay Area but had no plans to go national with it when Trump initially announced it.
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Her personal story is incredible and compelling -- badly wounded in Iraq when the Blackhawk helicopter she was piloting was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — In the video, he's a soft-spoken man in a blue suit and reflective sunglasses piloting his silver Honda through a traffic circle.
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Congress ordered the research in 2012 with the FAA Modernization and Reform Act, along with a mandate to create rules for safely piloting unmanned aircraft.
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For example, New York's White Plains City School District began piloting five electric buses in 2018 and has started to test vehicle-to-grid technology.
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Often with little training, and at times piloting vans in dangerous states of disrepair, Amazon drivers have crashed into cars, bicycles, houses, people, and pets.
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Now, CVS is piloting three "HealthHub" stores in Houston with a suite of health care services that could be the drug store of the future.
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Green himself is back again in the drivers seat at Bloodhound LSR piloting the team's jet-powered car in an attempt smash his own record.
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Its latest iteration of Microsoft Flight Simulator — the first since 2006 — promises a super-realistic simulation of piloting a plane almost anywhere in the world.
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Now, he has a more measured prediction: over the next five years, we'll start to see commercial fleets of autonomous vehicles piloting people and goods.
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On a day with silvery light coming through clouds and Lake Superior to our right, she was piloting us northward from Duluth, on Highway 21970.
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The game is entirely focused on piloting the many starcrafts in the "Star Wars" universe, and takes place exclusively from the inside of the cockpit.
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After piloting the boat close enough to the port for rescue crews to reach it, the boat's Yemeni captain bled to death, Mr. Fadal said.
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While Piranha has perfectly nailed the feeling of piloting a mech around, their procgen system rarely gives me exciting things to do in that mech.
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The next day, Mr. Durant was piloting his black Tesla Model S up a windy road in the Oakland Hills, after the Warriors' morning shootaround.
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The state will also be piloting a program to use federal weatherization dollars for solar projects, the first effort of its kind in the country.
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To help Amazon employees get excellent medical advice and help whenever it's needed, we're piloting a new program for employees and their dependents — Amazon Care.
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On the furniture end, Ikea recently announced that it, too, was piloting furniture rentals, first in Sweden, with the potential to expand into other countries.
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At Fennemore Craig, an Arizona-based corporate law firm, lawyers have jumped aboard the AI train, piloting a new technology from a startup called ROSS Intelligence.
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Bartholomew is a top competitor in the niche sport of canopy piloting, a discipline that makes the tandem jump you did last summer look supremely lame.
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A town in Aichi prefecture is piloting the scheme, which it hopes will see a decrease in the number of elderly drivers getting behind the wheel.
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But as the obstacles of voting become a more widely recognized issue, companies are piloting practices that allow their workers to engage in the political process.
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The OpenSC platform, conceived in 2017 when WWF was piloting a tuna fisheries traceability project in the Pacific Ocean, will initially focus on fish and beef.
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This week, my One Video co-pilot, Kaitlyn Tiffany, is not here to co-pilot, so I, Lizzie, will be piloting this word-plane (sure) myself.
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AI, whether it's tasked with facial recognition or piloting DARPA monster-dogs, is really just a lot of statistics and computations that would blitz your laptop.
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Google is piloting its Duplex service outside of the US for the first time, with a new trial to confirm holiday opening hours in New Zealand.
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With the help of an Oakland food waste startup called Imperfect Produce, it's piloting an ugly produce program in a handful of San Francisco–area stores.
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These robots, guided by custom software but built by industrial robotics manufacturer Fanuc, are all operated with a blend of AI-assisted automation and human piloting.
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According to Gartner's recent survey of more than 3,000+ CIOs, 21 percent said they are already piloting AI initiatives or have short-term plans for them.
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The basic regulatory issue was whether legal drivers piloting legal cars should be allowed to let someone ride in the back seat in exchange for money.
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So Macy's is piloting a model through which customers serve themselves in the shoe department, grabbing pairs from a selection of boxes on the sales floor.
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One came down in favor of piloting a highly controversial harm reduction treatment—prescribing heroin for opioid addiction—based on a careful review of the data.
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It's as adorable in person as you might imagine, but it sadly wasn't driving itself around — instead, an employee was piloting it with a PlayStation controller.
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The retailer is also piloting a push in its same-day service in certain markets, while retail rival Target has landed a partnership to do so.
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Still, if there's one thing us flag-saluting, SUV-piloting patriots hate even more than Europe beating us at things, it's a storyline that's too predictable.
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The department will begin piloting the program in Washington and western Virginia as a start, with plans for expansion to other jurisdictions in the near future.
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It's cheap, adorably tiny, requires no out-of-the box assembly, and is a fun, casual way to introduce yourself to the world of drone piloting.
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CNBC visited a Walmart supercenter in Arkansas this week, where the company has been piloting some new technology that could eventually roll out to additional locations.
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Joel and Kelen dreamed of a similar revival for Marshallese sailing — the only way, they figured, for wave-piloting to endure — and contacted Finney for guidance.
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The company instead says it's only piloting the program for the time being, and will initially target high-end fashion items before expanding to other categories.
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Drunk tourists who hadn't been on a bicycle in years from piloting Citi Bikes down the West Side Highway bike path, using their phones as headlights.
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You wouldn't ask Barack Obama to pilot a submarine — he has no idea how — and Donald Trump has no more business piloting the ship of state.
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They credit Mr. Netanyahu, whose strategic vision values power and fortitude above all, with piloting Israel to unprecedented diplomatic heights and believe still more is possible.
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" Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro said he was open to piloting something similar to a universal basic income "to see how that works.
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Heat is responsible for around half of all UK CO2 emissions, according to HyDeploy, a consortium that is currently piloting hydrogen as an alternative to gas.
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Mr. Gregor did not confirm that Mr. Ford was piloting the private plane because the agency does not identify people involved in aircraft episodes or accidents.
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China is racing ahead with 5G networks, with three telecom operators piloting 14.23G in more than a dozen cities, with a total population of 167 million.
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SuperCruise is supposed to be capable of piloting a car on limited-access highways, although it will require drivers to keep their eyes on the road.
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A number of Chinese cities are piloting an invasive program that leverages massive data collection and analysis to exert Orwellian levels of control over civil life.
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Col. Charles McGee, a retired Air Force pilot and a member of the Tuskegee Airmen, celebrated his 100th birthday by piloting a private jet on Friday.
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The retailer is also piloting a push in its same-day service in certain markets, while retail rival Target just landed a partnership to do so.
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Piloting a giant gas-guzzler along an empty turnpike, I concluded that I was a victim of the predatory math of the travel-industrial complex. Sucka.
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On the latter front, it partnered with Affirm for alternative financing and began piloting the acceptance of SNAP for online groceries through a new USDA-backed program.
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Doctors at research hospitals and even the US Department of Veterans Affairs are piloting new, AI-driven suicide-prevention platforms that capture more data than ever before.
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Netflix approached DreamWorks Animation Television, makers of Puss In Book, and American Greetings Entertainment, which created the Netflix original series Buddy Thunderstruck, about piloting the interactive format.
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The decision by China's legislature earlier this year to establish a national anti-corruption agency, for example, followed the successful piloting of such bodies in the provinces.
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Last year Hvaler was chosen as one of a dozen Norwegian harbours piloting a programme to make it simpler to discard trash in port than at sea.
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The Force Flyers DIY Building Block Drone offers a way for you to grasp the science behind drones, while still letting you enjoy a fun piloting experience.
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Every single trending thing in tech can benefit from these new cards: from autonomous vehicles, self-piloting drones, and personal robots to fintech, nanobots, and advanced medicine.
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During her appearance in The Queen's Green Planet, Jolie also wowed fans around the world by nonchalantly piloting and landing a small plane over the Namibian desert.
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Mr Le Maire is now piloting through parliament a bill, known as PACTE, designed to cut red tape and help small companies invest, grow and create jobs.
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Apple is currently piloting its own platform to give creators more insight into where their listeners are coming from and how long they listen to a show.
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Uber has already been piloting Express Pool in Boston and San Francisco and will expand the service to D.C., L.A., Philadelphia, Denver, and San Diego starting today.
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Earlier this month, a Placer County man was arrested in Northern California for allegedly piloting his hobby drone in June over the Trailhead Fire north of Sacramento.
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The actor was reportedly piloting his single-engine plane when tower control gave him the go-ahead to land at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California.
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Although crash inquiries focus on preventing future accidents rather than attributing liability, any findings that the carrier fell short in plane maintenance or piloting could be damaging.
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All Inside screens courtesy of Playdead Inside, a minimalist platformer, has you piloting a small boy through a ruined world rife with class hierarchy and industrial metastization.
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I've been piloting for three years now, but I still struggle to execute a perfect 360-degree orbit around a subject, even one that is standing still.
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Better known as the "Hurricane Hunters," this all-reserve Air Force unit is tasked with piloting their WC-23J aircraft directly into the eye of a hurricane.
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Consider the following: According to a recent Gartner report, 60 percent of big data projects will fail to go beyond piloting and experimentation and will be abandoned.
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Over the course of the game you'll find yourself piloting a submarine, operating all kinds of strange machinery, and tracking the movements of some truly terrifying creatures.
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From Chicago to Songdo, "smart cities" are piloting projects that leverage IoT tech to save money, conserve resources, create jobs and improve its residents' quality of life.
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It said the aircraft's commander, Rustem Salikhov, did not have sufficient piloting skills and had made a series of errors as had his co-pilot Viktor Gutsul.
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It tries to dodge this oversight by implying that he was there all along, at his station on the bridge piloting the ship through wormholes and nebulae.
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It said the aircraft's commander, Rustem Salikhov, did not have sufficient piloting skills and had made a series of errors as had his co-pilot Viktor Gutsul.
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We get that all of this sounds complex, but all you really need to know is that it makes a massive difference to your drone piloting experience.
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A friend, who was piloting a second plane to take photos of Lesh's aircraft, filmed the moment it landed, and helped the Coast Guard locate the pair.
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With their chief's blessing, Joel and Kelen offered Genz rare access, with one provision: He would not learn wave-piloting himself; he would simply document Kelen's training.
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The bikes aren't docked, and are generally not tracked, though a Google spokesperson told me the company is currently piloting a GPS program on some of them.
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Better known as the "Hurricane Hunters," this all-reserve Air Force unit is tasked with piloting their WC-130J aircraft directly into the eye of a hurricane.
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The reports track how many miles a vehicle travels between "disengagements" – that is, when the human operator took control away from the automated system piloting the vehicle.
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The two men had just moored their sailboat and were preparing for a long row back to the dock, whereas she was piloting her family's motorized tender.
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She graduated from Army Nursing College in 2008 and spent time in the military undertaking courses in jungle warfare and piloting, according to state broadcaster Thai PBS.
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The police were piloting a narrow boat, and their prey was an even smaller vessel, according to a statement Friday from the Guardia Civil, the national police.
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My spidey senses are telling me that Natasha will be on her way out soon, but with Peter piloting this plane, who knows where we're headed next?
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Mr. Stefanik, 61, was piloting a single-engine ultralight aircraft when it crashed in a field near the border of Connecticut and Rhode Island, the authorities said.
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The Social Security Administration is piloting AI tools to help decide who gets disability benefits, and the Patent and Trademark Office to decide who gets patent protection.
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John McCain, a US Navy aviator, was piloting a bombing mission targeting a power plant when a surface-to-air missile hit his Douglas A-20003 Skyhawk.
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Duckworth, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, lost both of her legs when a rocket-propelled grenade hit the helicopter she was piloting over Iraq in 2004.
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It is piloting a limited product range on Amazon U.S. in exchange for stricter monitoring of unsanctioned product sales, according to a call with analysts and investors.
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As far as we can tell, the 737 Max is a perfectly airworthy plane in the sense that error-free piloting allows it to be operated safely.
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I spent a lot of time designing and piloting — and actually, in Silicon Valley terms, we would describe it as prototyping — before we even got into power.
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There are some consumer-facing applications for AR — for example, piloting a drone — but lately the non-enterprise crowd has decamped for either VR or mixed reality.
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In response to Amazon Go and Walmart's cashier-less store test, 7-Eleven started piloting a self-checkout feature on its mobile app at 14 stores in Dallas.
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NBC News has learned that actor Harrison Ford was involved in a potentially serious incident on Monday as he was piloting his private plane, a single engine Husky.
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The U.S. Marine Corps Air Station in Miramar is piloting autonomous vans with V2G capability, to test V2G as a possible backup power source for the Air Station.
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Piloting the four-engine, WC-130J aircraft was Air Force Reserve Lieutenant Colonel Jim Hitterman, who over the past 22 years has flown into 40 to 50 hurricanes.
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As for financial products, the company says it's currently piloting new ones that will offer education in addition to community and micro-insurance to the people it serves.
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In a message sent to WeWork tenants, the company said it was "piloting an innovative, software-driven mechanism to help manage the provision of alcohol" in WeWork's spaces.
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Swiss aviators Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg have been taking turns piloting the plane on each leg of the journey, with Piccard at the controls for Thursday's flight.
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A member of the centrist Party of the Brazilian Democracy Movement, he is piloting reforms through congress to clear away obstacles that have blocked Brazil's progress for decades.
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Deserters sheltered in the secluded crags and coves; Bill Looney, the tavern-owner, was known as the "Black Fox" for his prodigious feats piloting them to Union lines.
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While there's currently no plan for a practical lesson, like going on a boat and piloting one of the robot-catching fish, that could happen in the future.
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In the first movie, humanity faced an invasion of giant monsters called Kaiju, which were beaten back by a small band of heroes piloting giant mechs called Jaegers.
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NBC News reported that actor Harrison Ford was piloting the private plane, an Aviat Husky, that was involved in an incident at John Wayne Airport on Monday afternoon.
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We know relatively little about how Tesla will be piloting its truck thus far, but this new info sheds some light on the charging component of the puzzle.
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The plane the men were piloting — a Douglas DC-3 — was first manufactured in 1942, and many are still in operation today, said ABC News aviation consultant Col.
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The shocking deaths of two men in just four days who intentionally crashed the airplanes they were piloting highlights a form of suicide that&aposs gaining more prominence.
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A former Alaska Airlines captain faces jail time for piloting a plane carrying passengers while under the influence of alcohol, over four years after the incident took place.
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Many picked up the hobby via an interest in electronics or models, and they tended to focus on freestyle tricks or simply flying via line-of-sight piloting.
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In the clip above, the woman behind Shadow is using buttons and treats to tell him which way to turn (and to reward him for strong piloting work).
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It's the end of a three-year project by DARPA, the experimental military research group that brought us stealth motorcycles, high-speed self-piloting drones, and the internet.
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When I'm piloting a ship, I'm keeping all the factors of wind and tide and draft and speed in my head; I'm like the conductor of a symphony.
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DeFazio's home state of Oregon has been piloting a tax on vehicle miles traveled (VMT) — an idea that has gained interest as cars are becoming more fuel-efficient.
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"The level of piloting skill is 219 times what it was one year ago, and they range from 27-year-old kids to 205-year-olds," he added.
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With her husband Alexis Ohanian piloting a DJI Mavic Pro 2 just above a tennis net, Williams knocked the drone out of the sky on her third attempt.
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That investment and piloting was seen as a bellwether for self-driving trucks to arrive in the next five to 10 years, rather than further down the line.
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Browning showed off his piloting skills at a flight test on Thursday, breaking his record for speed by traveling over 30mph, covering a distance of several hundred meters.
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Sometimes Genz felt that all his decade of research on wave-piloting had taught him was that he could never hope to predict what might go wrong next.
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At 95, she still works as a flight instructor and tries to spend every weekend she can piloting planes, much as she has since she was a teenager.
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Here are a few examples: One thing that comes up again and again in the legal cases involving drones: Law enforcement has difficulty finding operators piloting remote aircraft.
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A combination of skilled piloting and poor marksmanship allowed Daenerys to overcome the city's air defenses, destroy the Golden Company, and induce the Lannisters to attempt to surrender.
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Another thing that we are actually already piloting: Bukalapak is partner to the Government in what they call in English a loan to the poor people through Bukalapak.
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The president of a leading Jewish seminary died Saturday morning after the small plane he was piloting crashed about 70 miles northwest of Manhattan, according to the institution.
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Blumenthal shows us a man intensely engaged in the politics of the time, piloting his way around the partisan shoals of one of the nation's most turbulent decades.
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Hamilton's signal political achievement was his success in piloting his scheme for a national bank through a hostile Congress and then winning over opposition within George Washington's Cabinet.
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Duckworth, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, lost both of her legs when a rocket-propelled grenade shot down the helicopter she was piloting over Iraq in 85033.
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Mr. Obara said the Coast Guard was interviewing the crew of the Crystal to determine, among other things, whether negligent piloting by either side contributed to the collision.
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Those include growing its connected home and smartphone businesses and piloting a service called Assured Living that will use technology to help adult children monitor their aging parents.
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A hero and his bomber vanish On March 21, 1945, during his first combat mission, Lynn was piloting an A-26B invader from Couvron, France to Dülmen, Germany.
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Online luxury retailer Farfetch began piloting Farfetch Second Life in May, a buyback program that enables customers to trade their designer handbags in for credit on future Fartetch purchases.
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" Sim S. Lim, DBS Singapore country head, added: "The process behind this initiative, from user experience development, testing, piloting and then finally wide-scale implementation took 5003,000 man hours.
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Photo: GettyPolice in the UK are piloting a project that uses artificial intelligence to determine how likely someone is to commit or be a victim of a serious crime.
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I've put in upwards of a hundred hours piloting dozens of different kinds of drones in the course of reviewing units for The Verge over the last three years.
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The retailer began piloting this concept earlier this year with 22 locations, and plans to roll it out to roughly half of its 1,000-plus stores later this year.
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The Airbus A320 jet He was piloting was cleared for take-off from a runway when He saw an Airbus A330 taxiing across its path, according to the report.
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When we're piloting a new class, taking on a different grade, or simply changing, for fun or necessity, what we teach, we end up working much of the summer.
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But as anyone who's ever been attacked by a drone will tell you, piloting them is not easy – regardless of whether you're using a touchscreen or an external controller.
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"By piloting builds well in advance of their release, Xbox Insiders will play an even bigger role in shaping the future of Xbox," explains Savannah, an Xbox program manager.
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Operationally, Fang said Kargo is currently piloting with "a couple of big FMG companies" and their logistics, while, on the supply side, it has access to "thousands" of trucks.
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More emphasis will be placed on improving passenger experience and on adding an option for manual control, giving passengers with piloting experience the choice to operate the vehicle manually.
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The illusion is testament to the mastery Szabo has developed over 25 years of stunt piloting—and the reason he's won many RC helicopter competitions all over the world.
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The city of Austin is currently piloting a program in which its 2,000 homeless residents will be given a unique identifier that's safely and securely recorded on the blockchain.
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On Monday, the actor was reportedly piloting his single-engine plane when tower control gave him the go-ahead to land at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California.
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The ride-hail company is piloting something it calls a "drop-off area filter," which would allow drivers to select certain geographic locations where they would prefer to stay.
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And with the help of the newly launched DJI Phantom 4 drone — a self-piloting aircraft — even our video production got a brain boost, thanks to some artificial intelligence.
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The Beyond Burger can already be found at TGI Friday's and Carl's Jr., while Burger King recently started piloting a version of its Whopper made with the Impossible Burger.
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Drones can be useful to emergency personnel—but if you're piloting an aircraft, you have a responsibility to be aware of when it's appropriate (and legal) to do so.
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It recognizes that the mouse is also a perfectly fine device to represent the action of aiming a gun, so why couldn't it be used for piloting a spaceship?
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Unbeknownst to the research subjects, the researchers were piloting the trash can from out of view, letting them drive it over to anyone who started brandishing trash at it.
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A former Alaska Airlines pilot has been charged with piloting a plane with passengers while under the influence of alcohol, the U.S. Attorney's office in Los Angeles said Thursday.
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The retail giant is piloting a new "Instant Pickup" program that provides what's essentially the experience of a convenience store, but without the lines or, you know, human interaction.
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EVE Online is a relatively niche game, but one that often makes headlines thanks to its massive battles, which can involve thousands of real people piloting thousands of spaceships.
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You can swap freely between vignettes, so that one moment you'll be piloting a plane in a battle with a zeppelin, and the next, scouting the desert on horseback.
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The bank will begin piloting the test on U.S. summer intern candidates who would be starting in 2018, Matt Jahansouz, Goldman's global head of recruiting, said in an interview.
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Their host smiles indulgently and, when she's out of the room, tells Joe a story, man to man, about piloting an aircraft and switching off the engine in midair.
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Cape Town has also invested, piloting a handful of desalination plants, wastewater treatment units and groundwater-extraction projects, increasing its capital spending budget by about $100m in a year.
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Costco, as CNBC reported this month, is now piloting a mail delivery service with grocery delivery start-up Instacart, which offers both convenience and affordable prices to its members.
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In August, the Thai royal household gave a glimpse of what life is like there by releasing rare photos of Wongvajirapakdi wearing a crop top and piloting a plane.
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In the past, the games of the BattleTech universe (titles like MechAssault and MechWarrior 2) relied on wailing metal guitars to sell a the fantasy of the mech piloting.
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Hovering and then banking the AS2200 as only someone with 13 years of piloting experience can, Montgomery points out food wrappers, water jugs, rumpled sleeping bags, and some clothing.
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"We are piloting this new technology with the goal of increasing safety, speeding up delivery times and adding efficiency across our network," an Amazon spokeswoman said in a statement.
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At Kennebunkport, when not golfing, he could be found piloting his speedboat, grinning as it roared atop the waves while often terrifying passengers who had dared to join him.
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One of the top new candidates, Roy Halladay, died last November when a small plane he was piloting plunged into the Gulf of Mexico near his home in Florida.
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You're talking to the young man piloting an F-22 stealth fighter who is describing how careful he has to be when he engages Russian or Syrian fighter jets.
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In the past, the company has maintained that malfunctions like those are outliers, or stemmed from unique circumstances surrounding how private companies were piloting the use of security robots.
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Trump also visited a gymnasium, chatting with seventh and eighth grade students building sophisticated snap circuits, piloting a flight simulator, and constructing paper airplanes, which she even flew herself.
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The new Skydio R1 uses computer vision and other types of artificial intelligence to fly itself, follow and record a subject down below-- no piloting or camera skills required.
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Every day, Paterson wakes up early, has breakfast, leaves the house, and goes to work as a bus driver—piloting the No. 23, which says " paterson " on the front.
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The casual-dining chain, which is owned by Bloomin' Brands, is piloting machine learning technology from Presto at several restaurants operated by one of its franchisees, Evergreen Restaurant Group.
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In turn, Sears has been piloting smaller concept stores that only showcase mattresses and appliances, and it recently started selling some of its brands (Kenmore and DieHard) through Amazon.
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The company is now piloting the new Community Help API with two organizations, the American Red Cross and NetHope, so people can get help in more efficient, impactful ways.
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The agency's review comes at a time of heightened concerns about the safety of automated piloting systems in vehicles and aircraft, a potential revolution in ground and air transportation.
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So Postmates spent the last couple of years piloting autonomous rovers built by Starship and Robby before deciding only it had the on-demand experience to build the right bot.
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It's sort of like Star Wars by way of Jim Henson, with a ragtag group of talking animals piloting angular spaceships in order to ward off an evil alien force.
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It's also been piloting measures to fight fake news in Germany since January, working with local third-party fact-checking organization Correctiv to try to identify and flag dubious content.
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But the move has faced fierce resistance from physicians in the New York area who expressed their concerns to CNBC last year, when the company was piloting the new model.
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Go claims to have picked up 50,000 registered users so far after piloting for three months across an inventory of 18 locations in Shanghai, where WeWork nestles its China headquarters.
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Instead of a battery of pseudo-intelligent agents that can reliably hit specified targets like those missiles, what we really want from AI is more like an internal piloting ability.
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The two hadn't spoken for years, but with the director once again piloting the Blade Runner franchise, he wanted to see if Fancher could fly to London to talk ideas.
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Piloting an air ambulance helicopter is hungry work, so when Prince William touched down near a school during a mission, he joined the students for lunch in their cafeteria Wednesday.
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"They've improved their piloting qualifications as well as their maintenance over the last 10 years and as far as I know they've not had a crash since 2001," he said.
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That has included riding a horse in Siberia, piloting a firefighting plane and diving in submersibles into the depths of Lake Baikal and the Black Sea off the Crimean coast.
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Moreover, a telepresence drone would also let its remote controller view the meeting from different angles, possibly piloting it directly in front of a specific colleague or above the table.
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The ability to "upload" an entire skill set, whether it be kung fu or piloting an airplane, may eventually happen—but it's not something we'll see for quite some time.
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Wal-Mart CEO Doug McMillon told reporters in June that the company abandoned the roughly 100-store concept, which it started piloting in 2011, to focus on its larger supercenters.
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Liveris, a 40-year industry veteran, is exiting after piloting the merger of the United States' two largest chemical producers - Dupont and Dow - in a $130 billion deal last year.
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While quadcopter piloting had once been about being good enough to protect your drone, it was possible to push the limits of flying without worrying about smashing an expensive gadget.
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Piloting a US-style registration IPO system, it has also streamlined the application process and given issuers and investors greater control over the pricing and timing of initial public offerings.
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Last December, Uber announced it was piloting a new feature called UberHop in Seattle, in which multiple riders who are traveling a similar route are paired with the same driver.
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The company is piloting a technology that tames the effects of that powerful magnetic field, which is a consequence of the electrolysis process to make aluminum and leaches away energy.
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But NASA is looking for people with specific qualifications — including a bachelor's degree in engineering or other particular sciences, as well as 1,000 hours of experience piloting a jet aircraft.
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Zero absolutely nails the sense of scale; it really feels like you're piloting a tiny ship against massive creatures like a robotic sand worm or a lumbering sci-fi gorilla.
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Alphabet subsidiary Waymo has been piloting self-driving cars for the past few years, and BuzzFeed reported last week that the Google parent also started testing a self-driving truck.
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Rusdi Kirana ordered a review of airline purchases in response to Boeing's statement last week focusing attention on piloting and maintenance topics related to the crash, Reuters reported on Monday.
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The Bolivian company is owned by Miguel Quiroga, who was piloting the crashed plane and died, and Marco Rocha, a former captain in the Armed Forces, according to the company.
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Tuesday's Senate victory marks another triumph for the canny Kentuckian, follow his piloting of Trump's two nominees onto the Supreme Court to construct what could be a generational conservative majority.
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"It's not difficult sailing, it's not difficult piloting, but it's very shallow in a lot of places, lots of islands, lots of things to hit, including pack ice," he said.
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The authors have been piloting their work at New York's Family Justice Centers, and following some testing have released the complete set of documents and tools for anyone to use.
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Last month, for example, it began piloting a new "Hide Replies" feature in Canada, which allows users to hide unwanted replies to their tweets so they're not visible to everyone.
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At the showcase, hosted at the New York Stock Exchange, Mastercard previewed some other innovations to come:Biometrics in credit cards and mobileMastercard is piloting biometric features in its credit cards.
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Read more:Walmart is piloting a new health clinic offering mental health and dental services, in the retail giant's latest healthcare testBest Buy could have a $46 billion opportunity in healthcare.
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The geography of the archipelago that made wave-piloting possible also made it indispensable as the sole means of collecting food, trading goods, waging war and locating unrelated sexual partners.
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The rating system, which the company calls the "WeChat Payments Score" in Chinese, soft-launched last November across eight cities and has been piloting on a small number of apps.
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If you've ever flown a drone with a first-person-view headset, you know how natural this can feel compared to piloting the drone from your view on the ground.
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As a big bonus, it even comes packed with Star Fox 2, the cancelled first sequel to the 1993 3D space exploration and combat adventure featuring wild animals piloting spacecraft.
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And American Express is piloting a program for card members to allow them to get their account information, including their balance, payment due dates, and points balance over Business Chat.
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That afternoon in the Seattle garage turned out differently for Vasquez because he was stopped in a precinct that was piloting a program called Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion, or LEAD.
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The U.S. bank said on Tuesday that it is piloting the virtual assistant with several hundred employees, and plans to extend testing to a few thousand customers later this spring.
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Police in Chicago's West Side 11th district are piloting Samsung DeX as a replacement for their existing in-car computer systems, the Chicago Police Department and Samsung announced this week.
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TEHRAN — Saudi Arabia said on Monday that its navy had seized three members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards piloting a boat loaded with explosives toward a Saudi offshore oil drilling rig.
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She gained experience at the controls, got a job piloting a propeller plane for a traffic reporter in Los Angeles and then went to work for a charter jet company.
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LILONGWE (Reuters) - For Ethiopian aeronautical engineer Lydia Elias, building and piloting a drone to support humanitarian and development projects on the continent of her birth has been a lifelong dream.
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Uber is piloting a new feature aimed at older adults that will let customers dial a 1-800 number and speak to an actual human being to hail a ride.
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Under the deal, the companies will incorporate self-driving technology into vehicles based on Toyota's Sienna minivans, and the companies plan to begin piloting the program in 2021, they said.
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They want Amazon to cut all of its emissions by 2030, starting with piloting electric vehicles in the neighborhoods most affected by the pollution stemming from Amazon's warehouses and deliveries.
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The Little Tokyo Service Center is piloting an artist residency designed to help local residents and small businesses address the gentrification affecting Little Tokyo and other parts of Los Angeles.
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Withfriends evolved out of a platform Gupta and Ahearn started piloting at Silent Barn in 2016 that would prompt people to become members when they were buying tickets to a show.
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But it has now said it's grounded its entire autonomous fleet — so also in the two other regions where it is currently piloting the self-driving cars: Pittsburg and San Francisco.
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Star Wars fans who had long dreamed about piloting the Millennium Falcon will now get that chance when the gates to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland finally open on Friday.
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Boeing assumed pilots would immediately recognize the problem and override the system with manual flight controls, and that doing so would "not require exceptional piloting skill or strength," the report stated.
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Smart Columbus, another public-private partnership, is piloting AV technology on city streets to evaluate how vehicles interact with signs, traffic signals, pedestrian crossings, transit stops, complex intersections and other infrastructure.
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There is no product on the market yet — the company is piloting different services at the moment — and so it's reasonable to wonder if this might ever get off the ground.
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"We are currently piloting our technology with a number of Identity and Access Management partners, which is allowing us to test our technology at scale in live environments," said the spokeswoman.
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But if investigators find Ethiopian Airlines fell short in maintenance, training or piloting, that could damage one of Africa's most successful companies, a symbol of Ethiopia's emergence as a regional power.
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As for Monday's incident, the actor was reportedly piloting his single-engine plane when tower control gave him the go-ahead to land at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California.
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But so far the start-up has not publicly announced any banks piloting xRapid, and has said that big lenders are unlikely to be the first to test or use it.
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According to survey results, 41% of respondents do not currently use BIM, 29% do, and 20% are piloting the system, with 10% planning to use it within the next 12 months.
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The legislation requires that a black box record the journey underway, logging whether the human driver or the car's self-piloting system was in charge at all moments of the ride.
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To help, Waze started test-piloting its separate Carpool feature back in 2015 and in its latest update, you can now invite multiple strangers to hop in the car with you.
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Maps will also work with a total of 14 ride-sharing apps in 70 countries, up from nine in January, but does not include the Waze Carpool app Google is piloting.
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Justice Stevens relinquished piloting small planes in his senior years, but he remained an avid golfer, swimmer, bridge, tennis, and nimble ping-pong player nearly all the days of his life.
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Baris Erkmen, who is leading the effort inside X, said his team is "piloting a new approach" to overcome the challenges, but he did not specify the software and hardware advancements.
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The company has already been piloting the new features — which it calls ONE>WAY — in Boston in collaboration with Honda, and the national rollout will use Honda Fits exclusively at launch.
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We made it through the tangled maze of cars through Queens and the Bronx, finally making it out to the Moodna Viaduct, a large, grassy space suitable for piloting small crafts.
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In February, NHTSA said the artificial intelligence system piloting a self-driving Google car could be considered the driver under federal law, a major step toward winning approval for autonomous vehicles.
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Unless a car is capable of driving itself safely in every situation, drivers will still have to remain alert and ready to take control even if the car is piloting itself.
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Warsh would be charged with piloting policy forward, a task that he would be prepared for as a former Fed official acquainted with the nuances and granularity of central bank activity.
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The DJI Tello is a lightweight, fun, and easy-to-use drone that is the perfect tool for learning the ropes of drone piloting before investing in a more expensive option.
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It's like the plot of a lesser Black Mirror episode: People are enticed to play a flight simulator with real cash rewards, but it turns out they're piloting drones for Amazon.
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Why use an expensive search light attached to a helicopter when an army of tech-savvy cops piloting off-the-shelf drones and LEDs purchased from EBay will do the job?
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I get to work on new products, but I still like being in the mill, the customers' plant, and piloting one of our products for them on their big dyeing machines.
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Over the long weekend I spent piloting the Q50, I managed to dial in a driving mode and driving style that made run-of-the-mill highway driving a manageable enough.
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ORR staff noticed an increase in the number of separated children entering the agency's care in the summer of 2017, when the Trump administration was piloting a program for family separations.
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Many players have taken issue primarily with how unfair the mech suit can be to play against, with piloting enemies able to fire off 10 heat-seeking missiles every few seconds.
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Separately, Saudi Arabia said that its navy had seized three members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, who it said were piloting a boat loaded with explosives toward a Saudi offshore oil rig.
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Uber, which is investing heavily to compete against local ride-hailing services across Asia, including Ola in India, is piloting "uberMOTO" as a project developed specifically for cities in emerging markets.
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The company is piloting a new feature aimed at older adults that will let customers dial a 1-800 number and speak to an actual human being to hail a ride.
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Barclays is changing a system it was piloting that tracks how employees spend their time at work, after critical media reports on Thursday accused the bank of spying on its staff.
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On Monday, Vanessa Bryant also filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the helicopter operator, saying that the company failed "to use ordinary care in piloting the subject aircraft" (Los Angeles Times).
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It is an exciting piece of legislation, as comprehensive county-level criminal justice data is difficult to come by, which means making informed policy decisions, or piloting reforms, is incredibly challenging.
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"What&aposs really cool and what we did not expect until we started piloting this is that our customers actually loved it," Nick Bertram, president of Giant, said during the panel.
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Fortum said it was also piloting so-called "second-life" applications where electric vehicle batteries are used for stationary energy storage after they are no longer fit for their original purpose.
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The company is also exploring a lot of other areas in health care, including selling supplies to doctors and hospitals, piloting its own health clinics for employees and rethinking medical records.
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Killer robots and teen soldiers piloting said robots in life or death battles against intergalactic "Angels"—Yup, Netflix is taking us back to twisted Japan, and it's happening in Spring 2019.
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And for some unfortunate reason, a group of teenagers—made responsible for piloting giant mechs better known as Evangelion units—are the only people stopping Godzilla-like disasters befalling their city.
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The WWF is piloting "co-management approaches in some cases," signing a 2015 deal to provide technical leadership in Congo&aposs Salonga, the world&aposs second-largest tropical forest park, Huijbregts said.
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It seems whatever's coming is going to be called Fortnite Chapter 2, and it looks like it's going to feature new mechanics, like fishing and piloting boats, on a totally new map.
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This week, 7-Eleven announced it's piloting its own take on the cashierless concept with a 700-square-foot store at its corporate HQ in Irving, Texas, open only to company employees.
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The cost for these deportations could run even higher, taking into account the cost of fuel and of wages for the police agents involved in piloting the aircraft and escorting the migrants.
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The TSA has been piloting (no pun intended) the new screening policies at 10 airports, and is now ready to expand them to all US airports in the weeks and months ahead.
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In virtual reality, if this is timed perfectly, it can allow a user to feel totally immersed in their current setting and actually feel when the spaceship they're piloting dives or turns.
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And in Salem, New Hampshire, Walmart is piloting a system with autonomous carts that gather customers' grocery orders and bring them to Walmart workers, who then prepare them for delivery or pickup.
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With the AARP Foundation, McDonald's U.S. division is also piloting a program in five states to match McDonald's and any franchisees who opt into the program with older Americans looking for jobs.
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Not only does the new trailer give us more glimpses into the actual gameplay of Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens, including some fantastic vehicle levels that involve piloting the Millennium Falcon.
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Harris-Moore pleaded guilty as part of a plea deal to federal charges of stealing an airplane, piloting it without a license, burglarizing a bank and possessing a firearm as a fugitive.
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It's certainly not going to be the most logical piloting mechanism at all times, but if you've been looking for more effortless ways to direct the R1, you have some new options.
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Also, the X FPV features a gamepad control mode, so you can use a standard console-style controller to fly your creation if that's a more comfortable fit for your piloting skills.
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Depending on who's in the cockpit, the same mech might be a mobile gun platform (if the pilot is heavy on gunnery points) or a heavyweight brawler (if heavy on piloting points).
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MONROE, N.Y. — Along a stretch of Orange County, a target suddenly appeared: a cherry red garbage truck, and behind the wheel, the driver, piloting it one-handed, chatting away on his phone.
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Drone racing and FPV piloting are both niches within a niche, and so it's not surprising that DJI isn't making a dedicated off-the-shelf, all-in-one product for these categories.
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Starting as soon as next week, the Department of Homeland Security will begin piloting a DNA testing program at the US-Mexico border intended to expose immigrants suspected of posing as families.
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I got to see Interpreter Mode in action at the concierge desk at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, one of three hotels where concierge staff is piloting the tool with hotel guests.
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On Wednesday, in 37 U.S. cities, Amazon will begin piloting a new service that enables delivery people to enter your home while you're not there using a camera-assisted, remote-operated lock.
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With the new suite of autonomous features you are way less likely to wreck your aircraft, and you don't need to spend any time mastering manual piloting to capture great aerial footage.
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KROONSTAD, South Africa (Reuters) - Anglo American's diamond unit De Beers is piloting a project to capture carbon in the rock from which diamonds are extracted to offset harmful emissions, the company said.
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Oscar Pérez, the man reportedly piloting the helicopter, is a highly-trained member of the special forces division of Venezuela's police, who posted a video statement on Instagram calling for an uprising.
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Piloting a drone through VR could make it easier for filmmakers to tell if they've framed the perfect shot, and drone enthusiasts may simply get a more engaging flight out of this.
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Separately, GM is piloting a program called "Express Drive" in Chicago that offers Lyft drivers a free rental on a Chevy Equinox crossover as long as they drive 65 fares per week.
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It's a cooperative experience where players take the role of one of four different League champions — Corki, Tristana, Heimerdinger, and Ziggs — as they fight off waves of minion enemies while piloting mechs.
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Bhattacharya presided over the piloting of a social messaging app that will link to its widely used mobile money platform Mpesa in an attempt to move the company into the application business.
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Airlines could partner with ground transportation companies to create the infrastructure to link autonomous vehicle travel to existing flight routes… or perhaps talk to Tesla about piloting its planned electric transit vehicle.
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If they were captured by the Japanese, it would mean that her piloting skills had saved them in a crash landing and reaffirm her image as the Wonder Woman of the day.
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Zobayan had logged more than 8,200 hours of flight time, officials said, at least 1,250 of which were in the Sikorsky S-76B, the model of helicopter he was piloting on Sunday.
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Macy's will also soon start piloting mobile checkout at its Bloomingdale's location in New York's SoHo neighborhood, with plans to grow the platform to this department store brand at a later date.
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The show makes space for a life-size concept car, Kairos Air's self-piloting electric vehicle, and shows the apartment tower of the future, each terrace outfitted with its own drone pad.
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Captain Paul Allred, Mesa Air check airman, told the NTSB that Aska was "one of the worst he&aposd ever seen, probably a 2" out of 10 in terms of piloting skills.
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The Palo Alto-based startup, which raised $31 million this week, is piloting automated ride-hailing shuttles in a Florida retirement community and began experimenting with the arrangement about a year ago.
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Another, even more simple answer is that I just kind of wanted this and have never had a game so perfectly live the fantasy of the belt-tightening, mech-piloting mercenary captain.
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Amazon is quietly piloting a program to let brands like Maybelline and Folgers pay to send free samples to consumers — all based on what the retail giant already knows they're likely to buy.
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"We started piloting it in response to a lot of younger people leaving inpatient treatment and not being able to navigate a continuing care plan," said Kristoph Pydynkowski, the program's first recovery manager.
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It included several self-piloting features; he showed her how it wouldn't let him steer accidentally into a neighboring lane on the highway, and when he got home, the car parallel parked itself.
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Onēva has been piloting its program with Microsoft since February of this year, and the results have been "staggering," Onēva CEO Anita Darden Gardyne, a proud 54-year-old black woman, told TechCrunch.
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And if you've ever wondered what the pilot actually sees during a flight like this, Kocher has posted that footage as well, which makes his piloting skills seem all the more impressive.[YouTube]
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It's common to see people piloting Niu scooters to the mountains and beaches on the weekends, because hiking, rock climbing and surfing are all outdoor sports young Chinese consumers are eager to experience.
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A couple of big companies, including FedEx and Johnson & Johnson, have been piloting the program, and Google CEO Sundar Pichai says they saw an 18 percent increase in applications over their previous methods.
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Whether they consider themselves to be part of the Rebel Alliance or are a closet Imperial Army stan (hey, this is a free galaxy!), they will find great enjoyment in piloting these drones.
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To decrease double parking that obstructs bike lanes, Lyft is piloting a geo-fenced program that diverts to a dedicated location outside of traffic flow drivers' pick-ups and drop-offs for passengers.
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The autonomous piloting system is deigned to be aircraft-agnostic (for vertical take-off and landing vehicles, specifically), meaning it'll work with vehicles other than the UH-1H light transport helicopter used here.
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Didi Hitch will also began piloting a new feature later this month called "guardian mode" (not "escort mode" as reported by some publications) that automatically shares ride details with a passenger's emergency contacts.
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EHang's car and other flying-vehicle developers are not only paving the way for a new type of travel, but they're also driving debates about the safety and legality of self-piloting systems.
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Even with a physical controller in your hands, piloting the USS Enterprise will still require quite a bit of practice, particularly if you've never played with a quadcopter or other flying toy before.
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In the meantime, Meituan said it has no plans to expand car-hailing beyond its two piloting cities — Shanghai and Nanjing — after venturing into the field to take on Didi Chuxing last December.
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Nextdoor has been piloting the service in the U.K. for a few months and already has about 45 percent of the neighborhoods mapped out, including most neighborhoods in the region's most populous cities.
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The aviation industry could soon embrace autonomous piloting — if anyone wants to fly in a plane without the reassuring voice of a captain to calm them down at the first sign of turbulence.
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The former U.S. housing secretary said he would support novel programs to improve economic inequality in the country, including potentially piloting universal basic income to see if that kind of initiative could work.
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Silvanus told TechCrunch that BasisAI is a product-driven company — as opposed to an agency-like outfit that advises enterprises — and he revealed that it has customers piloting deployments and software right now.
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The game also has the unfortunate habit of using cinematic camera angles, particular during boss battles, that look cool but make it even harder to control whatever vehicle you happen to be piloting.
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In retrospect, Bush's piloting of the Cold War to a soft landing is one of his greatest legacy achievements and shows that at times toughness from Washington is not the most effective policy.
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The analog feed arrives in real time, however, while a digital camera's feed lags as much as a hundred milliseconds behind it—a minuscule difference, but enough to mess up high-speed piloting.
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In addition to hiring a foundational team, Shiru will start piloting its first protein product: an ingredient that could be used in alternatives for cheese, yogurt, milk, eggs, or even meat, Hume said.
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Ministries of education all over the world are piloting curricula on media literacy, promoting critical thinking and preparing young people to consume and create media content in a positive, thoughtful and effective way.
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Walmart has a culture of piloting new ideas in smaller settings, including testing delivering groceries inside of customers' homes and experimenting with artificial intelligence at a Neighborhood Market store in Levittown, New York.
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Ian McBeth, 44, of Great Falls, Montana, who was piloting the plane; First Officer Paul Clyde Hudson, 42, of Buckeye, Arizona; and Flight Engineer Rick DeMorgan Jr., 43, who lived in Navarre, Florida.
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MOSCOW, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Incorrect aircraft configuration and piloting led to a plane crash operated by Flydubai in Russia in 2016, the Moscow-based Interstate Aviation Committee said in its investigation on Tuesday.
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Others working to perfect their own digital shopping scanners include grocery giant Kroger and internet behemoth Amazon, which has been piloting a store without checkout lines, called Amazon Go, near its Seattle headquarters.
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I arrived on a damp morning after touching down in Houston about an hour earlier, piloting my rental car through the historic downtown, a few blocks of which preserve a frontier-town past.
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The lawsuit, filed Monday, accuses pilot Ara Zobayan, who was also killed in the crash, of negligence and failure to "use ordinary care in piloting the subject aircraft," the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Plus, the awkward controls—specifically the running mechanism (it's harder to turn if you're running)—meant that piloting my feathered form took more effort than I was willing to put into the game.
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He blocked the Lakers' initial shot, scored at the other end and, while piloting the Knicks' useful fast break, reached double figures on five baskets without a miss before eight minutes had elapsed.
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In the past few years, artificially intelligent systems have become proficient at a startling number of tasks, from reading cancer scans to piloting a car to summarizing a sports game to translating prose.
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But if you really want to combat office boredom with some sick piloting skills, the tiny SKEYE Pico Drone is a great choice that probably won't get you escorted out of the building.
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Hospital staff load up the drones themselves and send them off from the landing pad with the press of a button on an app, which they've been trained to use — no piloting required.
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"This could include piloting commercially viable business models with innovative solutions that integrate storage systems and solar power to Shell's sites in Singapore," Shell said, declining to provide more details citing commercial confidentiality reasons.
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Hyperloop One looks likely to deploy the first active hyperloop transportation system in the city, with a route to Abu Dhabi, for instance, and it's also piloting a number of self-driving shuttle projects.
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However, at this point it's unclear who's piloting War Machine's suit (in Civil War we saw Rhodey being seriously injured, but we do know that Cheadle is still playing the character in Infinity War).
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To that end, Garmin is releasing five smartwatches in the Marq line, each is meant to fill a different role where traditional timepieces would typically live, including driving, piloting a plane, boating, and hiking.
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How well guests work together while piloting Han Solo's ship — yes, you get to flick switches and everything — will determine if they return to port unscathed or with a few dents in the hull.
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In February, NHTSA said the artificial intelligence system piloting a self-driving Google car could be considered the driver under federal law, a major step toward winning approval for autonomous vehicles on the roads.
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Capt. Gerald D. Lawrence lost his life along with newlyweds Will Byler and Bailee Byler early on Sunday morning after the helicopter he was piloting crashed shortly after taking off from the couple's wedding.
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Since the R1's launch earlier this year, the company has positioned its self-flying drone, which uses artificial intelligence to provide advanced obstacle avoidance and automated piloting, as perfect for action sport enthusiasts.
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Jeff Bezos piloting a gigantic Method-2 robot designed by South Korean company Hankook Mirae Technology (Twitter)"Why do I feel so much like Sigourney Weaver," Bezos quipped, referring to the Alien movie franchise.
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In her first interview since piloting the Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 to a safe landing, Tammie Jo Shults details her initial reaction to the engine failure that lead to the death of one passenger.
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"We are piloting this new technology with the goal of increasing safety, speeding up delivery times, and adding efficiency across our network," an Amazon spokesperson in the company's robotics department told Gizmodo via email.
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These people were selected from a range of backgrounds for their very particular skill sets, which included not just piloting know-how, but also a general love for sports and aerial activities like paragliding.
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In addition to the stabilization software, Hover will come with a handful of preprogrammed features that should make it easy for anyone to fly, even if they don't have experience piloting a traditional quadcopter.
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The young company has some big competition, as mentioned – Waymo is piloting its own self-driving service in Phoenix, with applications open to all residents to sign up to ride as of this morning.
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Georgia Rittenberg, president of Santa Clara, California's ComputerCare repair shop, says her company is piloting the device and is unsure if or when more calibration machines will be made available to other repair shops.
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"We are piloting several models in various cities across the country to determine which wheelchair accessible vehicle options best meet the needs of our riders and driver-partners," Uber states on its accessibility site.
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"I can confirm that we are piloting the service with a sub-set of our workforce, and are looking to roll it out more widely in the coming months," a spokesman for Blackrock said.
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Dr Shim says he is already working on a PIBOT able to drive a car, a task which is, he says, "easier in some parts and more difficult in others" than piloting a plane.
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The report suggests forming a regulatory body to create, update and simplify the regulatory framework for electric vehicles and piloting the recommendations in a few areas called lighthouse regions before deploying them across India.
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Uber, which has been piloting the driver selfie checks for several months, says that under the new requirement, drivers will be asked periodically to take a selfie in the app before they accept rides.
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There are some small BECCS projects already running, but this month, a facility in the north of England is set to become the first power station in the world to start piloting the technology.
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"Siam Commercial Bank is excited to take a pioneering role in investing and piloting money transfers through Ripple's network," said Thana Thienachariya, executive committee chairman of Digital Ventures, a unit of Siam Commercial Bank.
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Shults herself has previously told ABC News she wasn't supposed to be piloting the flight , but instead switched flights with her husband — also a Southwest pilot — so she could make her son's track meet.
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As researchers urgently explore what GPS is doing to our minds, wave-piloting — a technique that seems to involve the subtlest environmental cues a person can detect — is slipping, virtually unnoticed, from human consciousness.
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An article on March 20 about wave piloting in the Marshall Islands misstated the number of possible paths that could be navigated without instruments among the 34 islands and atolls of the Marshall Islands.
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The city of Austin is piloting a new blockchain platform to improve identity services for its homeless population, as part of a competitive grant awarded by the Mayor's Challenge program sponsored by Bloomberg Philanthropies.
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In Britain, Amazon is working with local authorities to test several aspects of drone technology like piloting the machines beyond the line of sight of operators, a practice still outlawed in the United States.
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He became the first in his United States Naval Academy class to be killed in the line of duty, when the helicopter he was piloting went down on a training mission in January 2014.
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Unlike the MechWarrior franchise, every Arsenal is basically the same scale—sure you can go heavier or lighter, and that does matter, but you'll always be piloting a mech that's about 5 meters tall.
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Walmart is also piloting a concierge service to help employees navigate "billing and appointments, but also finding a quality provider, understanding a diagnosis and addressing other complex questions," the company said in a release.
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Houston native Otabek Oblokulov was piloting the plane, which was also carrying his wife and their three children — ages 3, 11 and 15 years old — as well as a Toronto couple, the CBC reported.
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Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg, the Swiss founders of the project, took turns piloting the aircraft, which has a wingspan larger than a Boeing 5003 but weighs no more than an average family car.
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Last month, NHTSA said the artificial intelligence system piloting a self-driving Google car could be considered the driver under federal law, a major step toward winning approval for autonomous vehicles on the roads.
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Both Lieutenant Cullen, 48, who was piloting the helicopter, and Trooper Bates, who would have turned 41 on Sunday, died at the scene, adding another layer of tragedy to a violent day of unrest.
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What's new: Ford is piloting the City Insights software in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where it works with city planners and other organizations to analyze specific transportation issues in the growing college town of 121,000.
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Cheesewright said Wal-Mart was piloting a larger version of its Todo Dia discount format in part as a way to attract some of the family shoppers now using rival cash-and-carry stores.
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Longer term, he expects a larger capital outlay to flow to drone-tech companies after regulators allow beyond the line of sight flying of drones, using autonomous flight, collision avoidance and other remote piloting systems.
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As an Iraq War vet who lost both her legs while piloting a Black Hawk helicopter, she spent much of her post-war career on veterans issues, eventually winning election to the House in 23.
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Then VW Group and Aurora will up that to triple digits in 2019, and push it even farther in 2020, with the goal of piloting fleets in two to five cities in 2021, Jungwirth says.
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The "Marvel funny" humor felt fine up until BB-8—the smol, round R2D2—saves Finn and Rose from a battalion of stormtroopers and collapsing star destroyers by piloting another, bigger robot that has legs.
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Last week, we welcomed the much-anticipated Part 107 drone regulations, which will supersede the current exemption process and is estimated by the FAA to eliminate 85 percent of the present exemptions to drone piloting.
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The flight took place at the end of January in Pendleton, Oregon, when the flying, passenger-capable drone took off and hovered off the ground about 16 feet in the air, all while piloting itself.
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Uber is piloting a new PIN feature at the Portland International Airport that will give riders a one-time six-digit numeric code in an effort to speed up pickup times and reduce traffic congestion.
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D. Va, the mechs-piloting eSports star, has received a pretty substantial buff to her Defense Matrix energy shield, plus she'll no longer die if caught in the blast of her own Self-Destruct ultimate.
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While serving in Iraq in 2004, she was co-piloting a Black Hawk helicopter when it was struck by insurgent fire, mangling both her legs (resulting in double amputation) and severely injuring her right arm.
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CVS spokeswoman Erin Pensa confirmed the closures to CNBC and said the company made the decision to close the centers because the hearing-care market has evolved since CVS started piloting audiology services in 2015.
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Using it this way definitely takes away a lot of the fine-grained control you get when piloting with a remote, and switching from RC to Wi-Fi also cuts way back on your range.
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In February, NHTSA said the artificial intelligence system piloting a self-driving Google car could be considered the driver under federal law, a major step toward ultimately winning approval for autonomous vehicles on the roads.
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U.S. tech firm nuTonomy Inc and ride services company Lyft Inc, which counts General Motors Co as a major shareholder, this month announced they would begin piloting an autonomous vehicle ride-hailing service in Boston.
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Ms. Duckworth, 48, is a United States veteran who lost her legs in the Iraq war after the Black Hawk helicopter she was co-piloting was shot down by a rocket-propelled grenade in 2004.
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In January, the Obama administration proposed a $28503 billion, five-year initiative of Emergency Aid and Service Connection Grants to assist state and local agencies in piloting new ways to help families address financial emergencies.
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All of this is happening in a place that has received international praise for piloting a "sponge city" program, which relies on features like rooftop gardens, porous pavement and strategically-placed waterways to prevent flooding.
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Check out some more VICE Sports video: Gordon, Ryan Anderson, Trevor Ariza, Clint Capela, Lou Williams, and Patrick Beverley are all great complementary players, but none are capable of co-piloting this franchise with Harden.
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While he's generally piloting the podcast solo, Bell is occasionally joined by a celebrity guest (Pete Holmes of HBO's "Crashing" is a regular), and he examines scripture in ways that are applicable to everyday life.
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A few years ago, police in Orlando, Florida, started piloting Amazon's facial recognition software — called Rekognition — that connects data from live video feeds with facial recognition technology to watch and track people in real time.
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One-man Aerial Film Unit (Filmmaking)With basic knowledge of operating video cameras and piloting drones, people can produce in-house documentaries, short films, video snippets and montages that would otherwise require helicopters to shoot.
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Other episodes involving Mr. Ford and aircraft: • In March 2015, Mr. Ford was injured when a single-engine, World War II-era training plane he was piloting crashed onto a golf course in Venice, Calif.
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"The goal is to create a cheaper, better and safer automated option for consumers using Uber's ride-hailing service," Meyhofer said, adding that the technology has to pass through three stages: developing, piloting and commercialization.
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"The fatal air accident ... occurred during the second go-around, due to an incorrect aircraft configuration and crew piloting (and) the subsequent loss of the (commanding pilots) situational awareness at night-time," the report said.
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Ochsner's team has been piloting the tool in the past three months, looking at whether various signals from a patient are likely to result in the kind of rapid deterioration that results in a code.
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"The fatal air accident...occurred during the second go-around, due to an incorrect aircraft configuration and crew piloting (and) the subsequent loss of the (commanding pilots) situational awareness at night-time," the report said.
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"We're not saying it is a superior tool to everything else," says Matt Gianneschi, COO of Colorado Mountain College, which is piloting an ISA for a few dozen students with DACA-status using philanthropic donations.
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From a consumer perspective, the appeal of virtual reality is the ability to experience piloting an AT-AT or sitting in the cockpit of a X-wing from the comfort of a theme park ride.
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Generation 6: Commercial suitability, safety and regulatory standards based design, platform and payload adaptability, automated safety modes, intelligent piloting models and full autonomy, airspace awarenessGeneration 7: Complete commercial suitability, fully compliant safety and regulatory standards-based design, platform and payload interchangeability, automated safety modes, enhanced intelligent piloting models and full autonomy, full airspace awareness, auto action (takeoff, land, and mission execution)The next generation of drones, Generation 7, is already underway, as 3DRobotics announced the world&aposs first all-in-one Smart Drone called Solo.
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CVS is piloting a program in Boston that includes free delivery on most prescriptions and online purchases, access to a pharmacist helpline, a 20 percent discount on all CVS-branded products and a monthly $10 coupon.
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That means if a startup like Spin or LimeBike wants to launch their stationless bikes in San Francisco during the 18-month period the SFMTA is piloting the program with Jump, they'll be out of luck.
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Though drones certainly will be flown by AI in shipping and logistics when traveling from point A to point B, piloting a drone is still primarily manual and done in tandem with AI and software suites.
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I actually built a little model of it, of this guy lifting up his entire face and revealing that his body was a robot and there was a tiny alien sitting in his head piloting him.
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Kindred, a San Francisco-based startup, makes a robotic arm called Kindred Sort that it's deployed in warehouses for the retailer Gap that uses a mix of human piloting and automation to perform dynamic product picking.
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