There are three main engines to consider: WebKit (powering Safari), Gecko (powering Firefox), and Blink (powering Chrome, Opera, Brave, and others).
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Beyond powering homes, wind is powering an economic renaissance in rural American and manufacturing states.
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North America, also powering ahead, very high frequency bands, but-, but still powering ahead in to 22018G.
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North America, also powering ahead, very high frequency bands, but-, but still powering ahead in to 5G.
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The Mustang Mach-E GT Performance models will get an estimated 459 horsepower from two electric motors, one powering the back wheels, the other powering the front, Ford claims.
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Powering the camera is a new "Venus Engine" image processor.
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Most of these investments focused on powering its data centers.
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Battery technology is powering the clean vehicle revolution on land.
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So it's a real person who's powering that digital tool.
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The software powering the system needs ROM files of games.
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And the technology powering body cameras is outpacing the law.
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The fuel powering bigger and riskier deals should now dissipate.
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He and others are powering their cellphones with solar chargers.
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Microsoft was powering virtually all of Yahoo's search in 2012.
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The currents stream into stars, powering them like fluorescent bulbs.
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Software creates us, our ontic exhaust powering the megacorporate machinery.
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Make sure your laptop is plugged in and powering up.
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Mobile Device: Smartphones are essential to powering these experiences. 4.
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LifeBank, a unique company that's powering blood donations in Nigeria.
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He had no problem powering it into the open net.
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Powering Android Wear 2.0 is a Snapdragon Wear 2100 chip.
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They're in everything — powering smartphones and laptops, cars and airplanes.
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I imagine that powering the processor and powering the display requires more than the little batteries they have in those keyboards, but it's a move that they should probably figure out how to make.
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Johnson, in particular, has been the engine powering the Tar Heels.
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You'll soon be powering through your messages on muscle memory alone.
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Coffee is the fuel powering any office, and Instagram didn't skimp.
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At least that's the logic powering the new dating app, Hater.
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It's the AWS powering the back end of the THC trade.
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The processor powering the little guy is over three years old!
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Also powering the group's Stateside popularity is their social media presence.
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However, the hardware powering the sound is actually in the hinge.
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That's probably because it is powering a 20183 x 22018 display.
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One megawatt is capable of powering about 750 homes at once.
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Fast-growing markets like Thailand, Philippines, and Malaysia are powering growth.
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You can tell somebody's playing because they're powering up their phone.
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Could hypersonic engines be useful in powering a manned surveillance aircraft?
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Microsoft Translator is the underlying technology powering the core linguistic automagic.
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There's a lot of high-technology powering the extremely simple camera.
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FEMA generators are still powering the islands of Vieques and Culebra.
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The hearings reverberated politically, angering women and powering them to run.
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Europe's STOXX 600 index is powering to yet another record high.
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The city started powering down servers and computers at 11 a.m.
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And powering off ahead of bedtime may start with the grownups.
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You were just giving him a break from powering the house.
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In addition to four USB ports on the front, there's also a 12-volt DC outlet for powering gadgets designed for your car, and a standard three-prong outlet for powering anything that plugs into a wall.
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China's cinema build-out is also powering ahead at a breathtaking rate.
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Ironically, the fan powering Chan's work did not have the correct voltage.
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Are bitcoin transactions really powering economic activity thousands of times more valuable?
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Powering through and hardly looking up, he spoke quietly into the microphone.
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So basically as possible fuel for powering the oft discussed 'smart city'.
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Powering the phone is a Snapdragon 845 chip and 4GB of RAM.
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Besides powering your laptop, it can also transfer data and output video.
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Imagine powering a car from the waste of a deep fat fryer!
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There are countries that are powering themselves with this type of energy.
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In theory, a Pikachu powering up your phone is an adorable partnership.
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It's unclear whether this could be the technology powering this latest step.
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The technology powering the app was built by a company named PodOp.
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Powering both XZ1 models is a below-average-sized battery of 2,700mAh.
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Powering the 13-inch MacBook Pro is an Intel Core i5 processor.
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And that is what is powering the stock market rally, Cramer said.
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Jason-3 will begin powering up instruments in the next few days.
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Windows 10 business PCs appear to be powering some of the growth.
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The engine powering the financial technology revolution is consumer-permissioned financial data.
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There is fuel, of course, for powering your ship across the ocean.
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The rise of the #MeToo movement is powering the changes, Carlson said.
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Powering it by debit card is also lowering the barrier somewhat, too.
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There are specific environmental benefits related to powering a vehicle with hydrogen.
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Apple also revised the operating system powering the Apple Watch, called WatchOS.
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And yet it is black voters powering the progressive wave this year.
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"My fear instead of powering me down powers me up," she said.
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We can be mindful of the people underwriting and powering our convenience.
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We're not going that far, but good on Wes for powering through.
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He spoke about the type of processing unit powering the PlayStation 5.
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On cloudy days, that water will be released downhill, powering a turbine.
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I wanted to create a place where people weren't powering over people.
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Republicans acknowledged the surge of interest and energy powering Mr. Ossoff's campaign.
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The blue-collar voters there represent the forces powering Ms. Le Pen.
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American consumers are powering ahead in the eighth year of the expansion.
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It doesn't solve every annoyance with powering your tech while traveling abroad.
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The story is similar for the operating systems powering Apple's other devices.
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He did, powering through sharp pain every step of the 26.2 miles.
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The software and hardware powering an autonomous vehicle is also extremely complex.
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The expansion is powering through a record 11th year with steady growth.
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Powering these surveillance systems is an increasingly complex web of personal data.
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Wait about 30 seconds before powering it back on just in case.
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Increasingly, you will find it powering software and services of all kinds.
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Enel said in February it was not interested in powering cryptocurrency miners.
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Powering the XF Sportbrake is a 380 horsepower, 3.0 liter supercharged V6.
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Lithium plays a small but essentially irreplaceable part in powering electric car batteries.
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The fighter in you says you should ignore it and keep powering through.
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Consequently, Siemens has suggested powering such a vehicle with overhead wires, not batteries.
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The Apple iPhone X TrueDepth Camera is powering some pretty impressive Snapchat lenses.
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Samsung notes that the USB-C port isn't just for powering the laptop.
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One of the greatest challenges is powering the extraterrestrial ocean probe, said Dombard.
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That comes out to powering more than 1.2 billion passenger trips per year.
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Nvidia's semiconductors are powering innovation in some of the world's fastest growing industries.
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Tech companies are largely powering all the technology that is making transportation better.
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There's gonna be times where you're frustrated, but powering through is the key.
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Although, exactly what technology is powering this free throw-shooting bot is unclear.
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Hence the better panels are used in specialist roles, such as powering spacecraft.
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When those spikes are close to each other, electricity flows, powering the device.
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The Switch's JoyCons fit snugly into the charging station powering the whole rig.
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Then it releases that energy, powering the house, when energy costs are higher.
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Electricity can literally be a lifeline, powering everything from hospitals to oxygen tanks.
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This refresh rate is powering a 5.7″ OLED screen operating at 1920×1080.
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People would spend the money, powering up the economy, according to the study.
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If it's self-interest powering the wave, such is the nature of politics.
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Mr. Bakken at first experimented with powering a pacemaker with an automobile battery.
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is powering transformation for enterprises, consumers, and governments.
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There, the microturbine could supply electricity to batteries powering motors in hybrid configurations.
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Most recently in 2019, testing revealed powering issues with two important spacecraft components.
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Batteries powering air taxis will need to deliver better range than currently available.
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In other words, working with Waymo means powering a solid piece of technology.
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The third video on the page shows the battery powering a hammer drill.
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The computer and software powering that system was much "dumber" than today's smartphones.
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Writers are powering their way through illnesses and losses and other unexpected derailments.
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These range from powering seasonal labor markets, selling insurance, and driving commodities trading.
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In a way, that part of the exhibition illustrates why this show is so perfectly suited for its Silicon Valley location: the same machine learning that's powering our AI neural networks is also powering radical advances in gene-editing technology.
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Powering many of the world's websites, JavaScript is responsible for making web pages interactive.
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Now ZeniMax tech is powering Facebook-owned Oculus' products without permission, the plaintiffs say.
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Eventually, the phone can get stuck on the Apple logo instead of powering on.
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"However, at present these harvesters are most suitable for powering sensors and sensor communications."
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The company tells TechCrunch it believes it's currently "powering" 40 percent of new podcasts.
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I wrote the first book with a lot of nervous energy powering my engine.
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Today the technology is powering solutions at companies like Nordstrom, eBay, and Solar City.
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We're trying to see if we can get our checkout product powering all that.
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As old systems shed, new ones powering the Systems Of Intelligence revolution are emerging.
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As electric vehicles become less niche, the batteries powering them need to keep up.
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Blockchain is the database software that first emerged as the system powering cryptocurrency bitcoin.
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But this doesn't take into account the source of the electricity powering its scooters.
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Still, there's a role for these servers in powering cloud gaming services, for example.
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The G-Series chip is capable of powering an insane 2870 displays at once.
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Take Starbucks, he says: They're powering their coffee recommendation system using Azure's machine learning.
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In fact, Loop Commerce is powering the GiftNow solution for Target, the retailer confirmed.
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Powering Windows 28 Mobile is Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 23 processor and 212.5GB of RAM.
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For now, however, Tesla's batteries are powering cars on roads all over the nation.
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The reduction in T and in hematocrit result in smaller motors powering larger bodies.
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Powering Samsung's new tablet is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chip and 6GB of RAM.
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Luckily, they found a way to regain control of the spacecraft by powering thrusters.
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So engineers came up with the idea of powering the pump with photovoltaic panels.
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Here's the Air France Concorde powering out of JFK International Airport one final time.
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Xandr is working on powering ads within WarnerMedia's upcoming direct-to-consumer streaming service.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Lithium-based batteries have been powering our portable devices for 25 years.
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They do, however, have a little functional advantage: powering them up requires less stardust.
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Most people probably aren't even aware Microsoft is powering some aspect of their lives.
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Being a fan sometimes means rolling your eyes at something stupid but powering through.
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The reviewer tested by powering a fan and seeing how long the batteries tested.
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That's not just about powering growth: It's also about national security and self-sufficiency.
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They are capable of powering air-conditioning for parts of the buildings, he said.
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It was widely credited with powering discussions surrounding gender roles and equality for women.
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The two models powering the most growth — Cayenne and Macan — are sports utility vehicles.
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Yes, but: I don't suddenly have wind and solar directly powering my home now.
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They have similar chips powering them, similar amounts of memory, and similar storage levels.
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But Wright said Wildgust powering through hard times is nothing out of the ordinary.
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Last year, tech giant Google bought Tenor, powering GIFs in all of its products.
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And natural gas plays a major role powering the grid that powers electric vehicles.
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"Illegal street drugs, not prescriptions, [are] now powering opioid abuse," according to STAT News.
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Its LED light flickers green while powering up and turns solid when fully charged.
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But some digital clocks rely on the frequency of the electric grid that's powering them.
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The key to powering through the final stubborn dregs of winter is keeping yourself busy.
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No, this GPU isn't going to be powering Hal 9000 or any other murder bot.
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Google is using Linux as the operating system powering its hardware on the server side.
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In one hand you can clearly see a battery pack powering the whole unit. SCOOP!!!
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Tesla is powering into the Australian market with its first retail store in the country.
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Redbird's Paris office will also become Airware's European headquarters, powering the American startup's expansion there.
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The first hospital they went to only had a generator partially powering the entire building.
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My main problem is that powering a solar sail using radio waves seems very inefficient.
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The newer version retains a comparable 100-watt AC output for powering most modern appliances.
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I think there's been a tendency in the conversation to sanitize the forces powering Trump.
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Powering the growth in the content delivery business is also a surge in online gaming.
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Both companies operate massive data collection operations, powering targeted advertising on an inherently invasive scale.
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To be clear, Google is not powering all of its energy consumption with renewable energy.
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Wood's head drops and she goes still — looking pretty much exactly like Dolores powering down.
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It also features a single USB-C port for charing or powering other devices gadgets.
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The biggest hurdle with building tiny drones that can fly almost anywhere is powering them.
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Growth in chips for data centers helped offset its declining core business powering personal computers.
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It's a part-time system, only powering the front axle when the rear wheels slip.
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These aren't exciting chips, but they'll be powering the ongoing mobile boom in developing countries.
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So another season, perhaps two, of powering down the slopes of Europe and North America.
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But the technology powering that encryption is more familiar than many Google fans may realize.
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One bottle shows a mad scientist powering his home with a massive, lumbering robot underground.
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But current technology doesn't pencil when it comes to powering U.S. trucks across the country.
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Brian: Apple announced a new version of its operating system, Watch OS, powering Apple Watch.
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They back into corners to shit and the musk smell can get pretty over powering.
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We want to be the people that are powering the next way of great entrepreneurs.
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There's also a USB port for powering other smaller devices, which is a nice touch.
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Powering our test car is a silky smooth, 301-horsepower, 3.5-liter, naturally aspirated V6.
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Outside the visitors' entrance, there was a field of solar panels, powering the electric fence.
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Batteries are also heavy, which presents challenges for powering larger vehicles like trucks or S.U.V.s.
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Is it just another cog in the wheel powering China's meteoric rise to global power?
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Start by powering down your computer and other office equipment when you're not using them.
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One company, for example, touted its goal of powering operations through 100 percent renewable energy.
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Manufacturer optimism soared to a record high this year, and consumer spending is powering business.
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That is, traditional machine learning models — not deep neural networks — are powering most AI applications.
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The engine powering it is constantly vacuuming up new data from all over the web.
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My sobs subsided, and I was hit with the most over powering sense of gratitude.
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If the digital assistant is very successful, you might even forget who is powering it.
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Luckily, though, we have this amazing shot of Carol powering up to tide us over:
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He can adjust to transition defenses with ease, slicing around them or powering through them.
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A pullback in consumer spending With business investment slowing, consumers are powering the US economy.
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For now, most of the applications are more prosaic than powering a futuristic home cinema.
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Those who turned 18 in 1984 are 52 today, and they're powering the GOP nationwide.
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We see, on the other hand, China, Korea, Japan, powering ahead, frequency situation more established.
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Globally, fossil fuels provide about 80 percent of the energy powering the global economy today.
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Alternatively, after manually powering it on, you can use the app to control pump settings.
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I ate them at intervals while powering through deadlines and didn't once think about cookies.
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Take the controller's lithium-ion battery, the same kind of chargeable technology powering electric cars.
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"India is the bright spot right now, with two important forces powering it," he said.
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"In contrast to traditional Internet companies, Uber is a digital app powering offline behavior," he said.
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We have a long term commitment to powering our global infrastructure using 100 percent renewable energy.
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Then there's Android Wear's second big issue: a lack of a proper smartwatch chip powering everything.
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The problem is Oculus has made no mention of what exactly is powering this tiny beast.
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You're just powering through all the weird new feelings and resentments pinging off your exposed nerves.
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The technology powering such systems has significant benefits for Chinese consumers and the businesses serving them.
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This year, Current launched personal checking using the same core technology powering its teen banking product.
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The simpler, more robust systems powering global hubs show just how far the U.S. lags behind.
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There has been no change in the processor, with Intel's Atom X5 still powering this tablet.
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Or is it a super streamlined operating system for powering extremely desirable and long-lasting laptops?
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To be truly effective, the algorithms powering facial recognition software require a massive amount of information.
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It's a surprisingly powerful itty-bitty computer, capable of powering an infinite number of DIY projects.
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Under the hood powering Shield's operating system is Android TV, in perhaps its most successful iteration.
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The box itself should be a clear path to the web-based information powering the box.
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Since then, our software and navigation technologies have been powering hundreds of millions of applications globally.
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It connects via the Surface Connector, powering the computer and drawing data from the port simultaneously.
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The truck has just under a 125-mile range with a 40kWh battery powering the motor.
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Not the social media accounts, but the numerical machinery powering them. Likes. Retweets. Views. Followers. Subscribers.
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Unfortunately, details remain scarce as to what kind of tech and engines are powering Byton's concept.
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Coffee isn't just meant for powering our mornings — it can now power our homes as well.
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The trip was uneventful, which is good for both the technology and the companies powering it.
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Cooper added that the ideals powering Silicon Valley seem like a natural fit for conservative politics.
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The Hover Camera is also unlike drones in that it truly hovers after powering it on.
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Nevada is also home to our largest solar investment, powering our data center with clean energy.
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Yes, the curved screens remain, and Tizen is still the underlying platform powering Samsung's TV software.
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We probably won't see any crab-based batteries powering our devices, at least not anytime soon.
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That's why young people are literally powering campaigns up and down the ballot across the country.
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Powering your home from sunlight is a dream shared by many, but cost-prohibitive for most.
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It's powered by HackerRank, so none of the technology powering it is particularly complicated or new.
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Thousands of the diesel-fuelled contraptions are powering food refrigeration, water purification and other vital needs.
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With clean energy here, now, powering our communities and businesses, these facts paint a clear picture.
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SurveyMonkey's 700+ employees throughout North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific are dedicated to powering the curious.
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This week finds you powering through the tasks that have been lingering for way too long.
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Powering Smart Touch is human-machine interaction, the same technology that makes voice control devices possible.
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For an Overseas Power Source, Go Small What device is essential to powering and charging overseas?
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He notched his second shutout of the season in powering Columbus to its third straight victory.
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Powering the rear wheels was a 1.5-liter, inline three-cylinder engine mounted behind the seats.
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More than one million consumers across the country are already powering their homes with rooftop solar.
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SurveyMonkey's 650+ employees throughout North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific are dedicated to powering the curious.
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The good news is that powering up is only going to get easier and more convenient.
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In its first four seasons, the batteries powering cars couldn't last the full 45-minute race.
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The most influential people understand how to harness this as a means of powering their professionalism.
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A nuclear rocket engine would be twice as efficient as the chemical engines powering rockets today.
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After all, the robot that Preferred Networks is powering with its technology was made by Toyota.
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The Play Sync Box's power brick has two extra outputs for powering two additional Hue lights.
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Powering facilities using renewable energy could further reduce emissions associated with meat production, according to Meatable.
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SurveyMonkey's 750+ employees throughout North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific are dedicated to powering the curious.
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Batteries Lithium ion has been the go-to technology for batteries powering consumer electronics for decades.
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The man's screams and frantic arm-waving stopped the team from powering the hydraulic trash compactor.
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Soon after, secondhand engines from modern jets like Northrop Grumman's F-5 were powering Larsen to victory.
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AI has become increasingly central to smartphones, powering everything from the speech recognition to tiny software tweaks.
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Pressing a small button below the trucks lights a blue ring, powering on the motorized rear wheels.
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The site sees more than 50 million unique visitors monthly, powering more than 300 million page views.
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The power bank also offers a standard USB port for powering devices that don't support wireless charging.
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But powering delivery trucks, let alone an 18-wheeler, with a big honkin' battery simply isn't practical.
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Another customer is Doordash, with Pusher powering real-time updates of the status of your food delivery.
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It also brought more electricity, powering lights that trap moths at night, cutting his spending on pesticides.
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To see the costars struggle while powering through the entire board of wings, watch the video above.
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Interestingly, ARM won't just be powering machine learning with its new chips, it'll benefit from ML too.
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Samsung is powering the Galaxy M25 with the Exynos 7870, which should make it more power efficient.
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I'm here at Vox Studios with Joe Hagan, who is powering up with some coffee right now.
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To be clear, Google is not saying it's currently powering all of its facilities with clean energy.
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That's key if you have a battery powering a device that's worn on or inside your body.
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The message was clear: Powering these extraordinary humans is this ordinary product that you can drink, too.
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You've just had a big milestone with the second spaceship [powering it up for the first time].
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Dozens of the devices were present at the event, partially powering the sound system for today's keynote.
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And Korean companies have provided many of the advanced technologies powering manufacturers in China, the world's factory.
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That's helped by the buttercream-smooth powertrain, with BMW's 3.0-liter straight-six powering our xDrive40i tester.
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Powering this baby is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 53 chip and the aforementioned options of storage and RAM.
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So perhaps this Dahj is some kind of hybrid blend of Borg and the tech powering Data?
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The powder didn't dissolve very well, so it's kind of lumpy and unpleasant, but I'm powering through.
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The electronics powering the Atari 2600 were even simpler than those found in the original Game Boy.
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Fossil Group also announced that its new smartwatches would have Qualcomm's Snapdragon Wear 2100 processors powering them.
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The team has already spent several hours testing its vitals before powering it down to save battery.
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Why are we normalizing not eating lunch in favor of powering through with coffee and no sleep?
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Google officially hit its target of powering its operations with 250 percent clean energy in early 600.
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Thailand's economy has been powering ahead since its 2014 coup, reaching 3.9 percent GDP growth in 4463.
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Most RISC-V based processors serve more rudimentary functions, such as powering simple internet-of-things devices.
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He told me he believes his chips will be powering robotics around the world within five years.
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That means turning off your TV, powering down social media, and getting cozy at a reasonable hour.
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So for the moment, the robot's engineers are powering RoboBee X-Wing's components by solar power directly.
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This could very well be the beginning of the end to Intel's vice-like grip powering PCs.
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That segment includes the chips powering cloud data centers, where the company says it is doing well.
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The battle du jour is about customer data and powering the $100 billion global mobile advertising business.
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Competitors like Symbian and Windows Mobile are dead, MeeGo was stillborn, and webOS is… powering LG TVs.
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Powering the benchmark, financial stocks advanced 20.1% to mark their best day in more than three weeks.
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The irony and subversion powering Pratchett's writing has never had a better time to flourish in Hollywood.
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But it might give GPUs a better chance of powering higher resolution screens when they do arrive.
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Stocks in Europe joined the party with German bluechips powering ahead to a record, up 1.6 percent.
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There have been other signs of nation-state cyber actors conducting reconnaissance on systems powering critical services.
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Correction (August 17th): This piece originally claimed that three pump-powering turbines were working on August 5th.
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Powering it all is a battery that should last for a full day's work and then some.
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Renewable energy is here today, powering America and creating hundreds of thousands of jobs in the process.
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In the background, FedEx has been powering the e-commerce aspirations of Amazon's biggest retail competitor — Walmart.
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That way, the random number generating computer brain powering Destiny would hand you the best possible gear.
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I always imagined that these giant space ships had some sort of giant nuclear reactor powering them.
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They said instead she was stronger than her male counterparts because she was "powering through" the incident.
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They're perfect for powering start-stop and Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems, but alone they're not the answer.
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Now that the sun is coming out, save on solar powering devices to go green this summer.
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Generators that run on gas or diesel have been powering hospitals, apartment buildings, restaurants and other structures.
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That's because Oyeyemi's books are rarely plot-driven: If anything is powering them forward, it's the imagery.
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That fall, the movement played a significant role in mobilizing voters and powering Abraham Lincoln's electoral victory.
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I mean, the engine powering all of this is just firing on three cylinders instead of eight.
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Anderson was mostly focusing on how smartphone technology was powering the nascent market in low-cost drones.
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If those things happen, "I don't really see how the economy can keep powering ahead," she said.
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He draws an analogy with nuclear energy, which enthusiasts once saw powering everything from cars to catflaps.
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The systems powering adaptive cruise control and semi-autonomous driving in today's commercial vehicles offer minimal detail.
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There's a 21929947th-gen Intel chip inside this hypothetical product, powering an eight-inch, 1900×1200 display.
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The salt crystals will vibrate with each step, powering the battery, sending a signal to the database.
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These high speed, low latency digital highways are critical to powering the next wave of connected devices.
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Wind energy meets 7% of the province's electricity demand, the equivalent to powering 380,000 average-sized homes.
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Powering it all is Qualcomm's Snapdragon 264 processor with 213 GB of RAM, which keeps performance slick.
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Zendure's Passport 30W global adapter doesn't revolutionize the tedious process of powering your tech while traveling abroad.
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Wind energy meets 7% of the province's electricity demand, the equivalent to powering 380,000 average-sized homes.
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It was also very clean without having any antiseptic or bleach smells or over-powering air fresheners.
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There's no time like the present to start powering through that stack of books on your nightstand.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Samsung is powering toward record profits thanks in part to Apple's new iPhones.
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Here are those five, along with a breakdown of which renewable-energy sources are powering their state.
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Which is all to say that what's powering Mitchell, as far as I can tell, isn't influence.
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This Allen can outrun tackles but has the strength to eventually perfect powering through them as well.
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The relational algebra powering SQL-style databases is worthless without real, unencrypted data to do stuff with.
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Today, commercetools offers a range of services, starting at APIs to power the basics of webshops and mobile sites, along with IoT services ("machines buying from machines," Hoerig noted), powering chatbots, the architecture for running marketplaces, social commerce services (for example, powering selling through Instagram) and augmented reality.
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What role should centralized and decentralized technologies play in powering emerging economies, especially in sub-Saharan African countries?
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With Ingress Prime, however, it's less about the tech powering the experience and more about the social aspect.
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Artificial intelligence is well on the way to powering everyday functions and devices, and transforming how society lives.
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MoffettNathanson predicted PayPal could generate millions more new users by powering payments in WhatsApp in the near future.
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"They're the ones powering that technology – it's clearly a good opportunity," said Carter Rogers, principal analyst at SuperData.
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In its spare time, it also works as a charger capable of powering up three devices at once.
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The CO2 tank powering its primary weapon ruptured, sending his droid skittering into the spikes lining the arena.
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Powering the Fire TV Stick 4K is a 1.7GHz quad-core processor, which makes for a fluid experience.
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Apple is no longer just a tech company with a commitment to powering itself completely from renewable energy.
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CareCoach conveys the perceptiveness and emotional intelligence of the humans powering it but masquerades as an animated app.
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Sales in Mainland China grew 30%, powering a 5003% growth in Asia, excluding the impact of currency fluctuations.
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Sales in mainland China grew 30%, powering a 5003% growth in Asia, excluding the impact of currency fluctuations.
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There's a lot of other companies that are more of the B2B businesses that are powering these companies.
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KELLY EVANS: The economy in the U.S., powering ahead in the first quarter, growing at the 3.2% rate.
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Revcontent, a self-funded company powering content recommendations for publishers like Forbes and The Atlantic, has acquired Rover.
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Single wires run perilously at eye level over open sewers, powering bare light-bulbs, kettles and blaring speakers.
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For now, Zelle acts as the backend network powering these individual partners to allow cash transfers between banks.
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But once all the upgrades are done, there will only be 24 lithium-ion batteries powering the ISS.
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Atom is a more recent Amazon partner, as it has been powering ticket sales on Amazon-owned IMDb.
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Powering through the loss, the actress stole the show and earned rave reviews from fans and stars, alike.
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Manganese oxide is commonly used as the cathode in rechargeable lithium batteries (the type likely powering your cellphone).
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In March, the company announced that it had 25,000 customers and was powering 500 million conversations a month.
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The second model comes with a built-in Lightning cable for powering the phone (but not the battery).
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Powering all this is a 21,22mAh battery, which Xiaomi has managed to cram into a 7mm-thick chassis.
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Take the fact that the 3003-inch version is capable of powering up to four 4K displays simultaneously.
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The area where price would seem to be called into question most is on what's powering the headset.
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In 2015, Vancouver, British Columbia, officially adopted the goal of powering itself entirely with clean energy by 2050.
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Meanwhile, Android TV offers Google Assistant, but the software isn't powering a line of devices from Google itself.
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Their impact was huge, contributing to our military strength and powering a technological engine that transformed the world.
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It is vast data centre halls in East London, home to endless rows of servers powering the web.
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It's currently powering almost 2880% of all websites out there, according to the web tech survey firm W219Techs.
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But, it also means taking risks, embracing letdowns, and powering through even the most humiliating moments in life.
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But Altman disagreed, noting that power companies do not charge different rates for powering light switches and toasters.
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Instead of powering through, consider intentionally taking a break from a large project for up to 10 hours.
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They want to harness the energy of the grassroots that is powering the candidacies of Trump and Sen.
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Incredibly, the gas engine can pull double duty powering both the front wheels as well as the rears.
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Powering that expansion is a German insurance license, which the company is close to receiving, according to Shaw.
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The national donors powering his campaign were not ideologically in line with the voters in Georgia's 6th district.
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If it doesn't do something drastic soon, it won't be doing much except powering really high-end machines.
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What's powering the experiences of "Extreme Erik" and "Creative Cara" as disclosed in leaked Magic Leap pitch decks?
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Apple also did a demo from Bethesda showing off the A12 powering the new Elder Scrolls Blades game.
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Note that Android isn't powering the deeper parts of the car's operation, like the brakes or safety equipment.
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Egyptian investigators have said that the batteries powering the EgyptAir jet's beacons should last until around June 24.
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It's worth noting, too, that the market for the voice assistants powering these smart speakers is even broader.
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For a Mailbox-esque way of quickly powering through your inbox on the iPhone, it's worth trying out.
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"However the overall picture remains fine, the euro zone economy seems to be powering ahead nicely," Huber said.
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Read more:Internet-of-things startup Particle went from a failed Kickstarter to powering smart air conditioners and Jacuzzis.
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That means an amount of mass three times that of our sun turned into energy powering the waves.
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A tiny steam engine has been electrified and fashioned to look as if it's powering the ceiling fan.
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"In contrast to traditional Internet companies, Uber is a digital app powering offline behavior," Patterson said, per CNBC.
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Toward the end, it's hard to tell what's powering him more—getting away with it or getting caught.
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The models powering GeoVisual Search don't have the innate knowledge to accurately differentiate between windmills and other turbines.
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Truepill is quietly powering direct-to-consumer startups and drugmakers that want to ship prescriptions to your door.
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That has led to worries about the stability of the financial system powering the world's second-largest economy.
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We're going to be powering through a lot of this in the coming days, and you should, too.
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The machines serve China's government and its largest technology companies, powering everything from military simulations to weather prediction.
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With tailback Carlos Hyde likely powering the offense, Garnett will have to prove he can power the line.
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That's why the company (which focuses on powering interactive content "experiences") is launching a new product called MarkUp.
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Swift rushed for 21 yards, powering another big game by Georgia's running attack, which finished with 29 yards.
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While housebuilders were powering gains for the midcap index, gold miner Centamin plunged 7% after downbeat production forecast.
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These high speed, low latency digital highways are critical to powering the next wave of connected devices. Sen.
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Why it's a good bet: Galileo's financial APIs are powering big names in fintech like Robinhood and Chime.
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Globalization silenced the historic looms of Calais; blue-collar voters there represent the forces powering the far right.
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Target also is now powering the website of the Toys R Us brand that has relaunched post bankruptcy.
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The engines that are powering the shift in high-end men's wear aesthetics are all emanating from here.
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It will have two separate electric motors, one powering the front wheels and another for the back wheels.
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I've developed the practice of powering up certain travel booking apps at the first hint of a disruption.
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Walmart has now converted 28 percent of the energy sources powering its stores and operations globally to renewables.
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We look forward to powering transactions on eBay, starting in North America, and supporting their continued global growth.
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Chips are already a crucial component in many vehicles, powering the growing suite of electronic devices in cars.
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Amazon, for example, has a long-term goal of powering its global infrastructure using 100 percent renewable energy.
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Windows PCs are already used as the brains powering other VR hardware, like HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.
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This year, we'll continue to drive growth by powering the infrastructure for an increasingly smart and connected world.
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Meanwhile, both the technology powering activism and the cultural landscape behind it have changed dramatically since EDT was active.
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Little changes like powering Lightroom's auto settings with AI turned a not great feature into something that's pretty useful.
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Twitter's stock price, or powering through a product update, like Beyond 140, if he's not entirely comfortable with it.
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To that end, he and his developers created the open-source Ambient OS, the software powering the interoperability vision.
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It's powering all the stuff that we're talking about that we can do, which is a lot of fun.
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But ardent Venus is powering through Sagittarius until the 7.993th, making you eager for action — and radiantly attractive, too.
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The service conveys the perceptiveness and emotional intelligence of the humans powering it but masquerades as an animated app.
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" The company also said, "We have a long term commitment to powering our global infrastructure using 100% renewable energy.
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Some of Windows Core OS is now powering hardware like the HoloLens 2 or Microsoft's upcoming Surface Hub 2X.
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We rode towards home, pulling the tinfoil off the candy and devouring it, powering our tiny lights in tandem.
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Bridget is a virtual robot, and only existed on the iPhone that was powering Occipital's new "mixed reality" headset.
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Boomerang/Inbox by GmailBoomerang has been one of our favorite apps for powering up your email for a while.
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Its technology is already powering AskAmex, a personal concierge app for cardholders that launched its pilot program last year.
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Sometimes you're powering through things and you don't even realize you're hungry or thirsty or that kind of thing.
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The 624, specifically, is what's powering these smart displays thanks to its support of video cameras and touch displays.
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In addition to saving time powering up all your gadgets, you're also saving plenty of counter and outlet space.
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Lexus doesn't go into great detail about what's powering this autonomous capability, though, since it doesn't really need to.
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The engine powering the platform would provide data on resource management and service operations that would benefit all players.
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But Marketplace never gained massive traction and in 2009 Facebook transferred control to Oodle, the commerce platform powering it.
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But coastal regions, especially in the south, are powering ahead and are likely to widen their lead (see article).
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Arguably the most notable difference between the Pixel 33 and Pixel 3a series is the chipset powering the phones.
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But beyond how it looks and those new skills, the biggest standout change here is the AI powering Vector.
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JOHNSON: WELL, YOU KNOW, SAME STORE SALES, A BIG PART OF WHAT'S POWERING IT IS THIS DIGITAL FLY WHEEL.
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But, it turned out that powering up this 17-year-old device wasn't quite as straightforward as I thought.
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This newspaper has argued that, in powering the economy, data are today what oil was in the 20th century.
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GIF platform Tenor has announced that it will be powering GIF searches within LinkedIn Messaging, as reported by TechCrunch.
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But, but, but: They also have large carbon footprints from powering data centers, manufacturing and, in Amazon's case, deliveries.
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Even Disqus, the engine powering this comment form, is sending my browsing habits out to many different ad networks.
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InSight also has to unfurl its solar panels, which are crucial for powering the spacecraft while it's on Mars.
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But the AI powering these bots is already available in other implementations — and it just doesn't work reliably yet.
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With crude's rally powering the energy ETF XLE up 18 percent this year, will energy stocks see further gains?
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In some ways an E-sail resembles a solar sail, a rival idea for powering craft cheaply through space.
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Even with those aforementioned monologues, the show doesn't go into much detail about the technology powering its robotic hosts.
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U.S. firms Boeing and Ford are powering ahead with China expansion plans, betting big despite the country's economic slowdown.
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Progressive and New Deal-era employment law arose from the Gilded Age's exploitation of workers powering the Industrial Revolution.
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The most common solution is to use a software emulator running on an operating system that's powering your console.
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But if the joint works as designed, as it certainly seems to, then powering it is a secondary issue.
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Sharing processing, display and sensors across smartphones and tethered smartglasses gives you two batteries, each powering fewer individual systems.
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Measuring at 4 feet, this cable allows you to freely move around while powering up (and responding to texts).
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The issue, Calvetti went on to explain, was powering pumps so that fuel could get into a vehicle's tanks.
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Apple is working on a computer chip that would be dedicated to powering artificial intelligence capabilities on its devices.
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Now Sony's cash-cow PlayStation division, as well as its music and movies units are powering sales and earnings.
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Trademark attorney Brian Conroy may have uncovered potential names for Microsoft's Surface PC, or the software features powering it.
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The team sit around the hut in the dark; a gasoline generator hums outside, powering the laser and computer.
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What if this flaw had been found 10 years from now when the same technology is powering our cars?
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I think it's a good question, but it's already powering our elections and our power grid, and our everything.
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The two managed to regain control of the spaceship by powering up thrusters on the nose of the capsule.
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The mission team is powering off the ESS in order to conserve Rosetta's energy through the end of September.
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Apple announced in April it had met its goal of powering all of its global facilities with clean energy.
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The company said in February that its Snapdragon 820 processor was powering Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge smartphones.
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It aims to develop a portfolio of reactors capable of powering cities, remote islands, ships, cars and even airplanes.
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It is neck-and-neck with Amazon for cloud superiority, powering everything from corporate email servers to Pixar movies.
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Mickelson's putt was not going too fast, as many lip-outs are, powering around the circumference of the hole.
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She also led Intuit's first major brand campaign a year ago that centered on powering prosperity around the world.
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DISTRIBUTED LEDGER TECHNOLOGY: A term often used interchangeably with "blockchain," although technically blockchain describes the public ledger powering bitcoin.
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Imagine powering civilization entirely with energy from renewable sources: wind, sun, water (hydroelectricity), naturally occurring heat (geothermal), and plants.
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It had also been a longtime partner of Zendesk's, powering the company's own WhatsApp Business integration and other features.
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Android is the world's most widely used mobile operating system, powering more than 80 percent of the world's smartphones.
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The battery units can be combined to create a microgrid system for powering a village or a larger area.
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But consumer spending has remained buoyant, powering the economy toward solid growth while not taking on too much debt.
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A. Depending on the malware powering the fraudulent page and your browser settings, you have a few escape routes.
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By applying force to these cables, the system is able to assist the gluteal muscles in powering the legs.
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ImageNet Roulette is a stark reminder that the AI powering image-recognition tools aren't some digital arbiter of truth.
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Powering this gravy train of corruption are archaic election laws designed to keep turnout low and incumbents in control.
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On St. Croix, one of the few working cell towers went down after someone stole the generator powering it.
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That becomes more difficult when technology is powering the automobile — particularly at the nano-second speeds that driving requires.
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But like many accomplished men, Mark was good at masking his feelings and powering through his bouts of despair.
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Further south in Marin City, Chanay Jackson stood surrounded by fumes from generators still powering parts of the city.
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And if the electricity powering that reaction comes from renewable sources, then the hydrogen you&aposve created is "green."
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Daniel Pinto has kept the investment bank powering ahead, but has little experience in other parts of the organization.
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She earned her first break points a game later, powering a crosscourt forehand winner to grab the first set.
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The Spanish economy keeps powering ahead, however, with a growth rate of 0.9 percent in the April-June quarter.
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Plugging it in and powering it all up makes me happy — but what doesn't is running out of outlets.
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Small businesses have been critical in powering America through the greatest transformation of our economy since the Industrial Revolution.
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Hopes of a trade resolution and upbeat earnings have been powering a rally in the benchmark index this year.
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" He also noted that a significant portion of the energy powering his mining operation stemmed from "communal bio-waste.
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Powering the Moto X4 is an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 630 processor, along with an Adreno 508 graphics processor.
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"I posted last week that I wasn't feeling great, but was powering through the best I could," the note begins.
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The museum even shared a video of the travel-size mini Vectrex powering up, which, surprisingly, still works just fine.
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The American west in particular already has a snowpack problem, which means less water for drinking and powering hydroelectric plants.
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Powering the Razer Phone 2250 is a 22 mAh lithium-ion battery, which is the same as the previous model.
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The underlying technology powering these solutions differs from many typical machine learning approaches in the way it approaches prior knowledge.
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As a speaker I often find myself mumbling into a microphone with little thought about the sound system powering it.
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But I'm powering through it and I hope the judges and audience appreciate how much we're putting into this dance.
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The resulting images instead reflect how the background neural network powering the camera interpreted the scene coming through the lens.
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Parts of this Windows Core OS are now powering hardware like the HoloLens 2 or Microsoft's upcoming Surface Hub 2X.
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A 100-year-old health care provider and the platform powering 335 million blogs may seem like an unlikely pair.
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You just have to set your phone down on top of the lens, and voila, it will start powering up!
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Amazon has been one of the companies powering the sector this year, with a 40 percent rise up until Thursday.
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Pulling it out of your pocket, powering it on, and launching it from your palm takes about 225 seconds total.
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Powering the Z24 is Snapdragon's 25 processor, which is newer than the 670 chipset in the recently released Pixel 3A.
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Powering those flights, however, are fossil fuel-burning engines that greatly contribute to the amount of CO2 in Earth's atmosphere.
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Another, larger Border collie, rightfully named Kaboom, won the 24-inch division, powering through the course in just 35.23 seconds.
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Among the outstanding questions for staff: what, exactly, was the company describing when it was talking about powering facial recognition?
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Powering these take downs have been AI-systems that can supposedly flag the content before users need to report it.
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Volatility is spooking tech investors, but Eaton Vance's Yana Barton says the secular trends powering technology's rise haven't changed overnight.
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Joerg even upgrades the batteries powering the Nerf blaster's spinning fly wheels so they have quite a bit more kick.
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Tech companies are largely powering all the technology that is making transit (and walking and biking) better in this country.
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Wireless charging has remained largely limited to powering a single device placed in a specific spot on a charging mat.
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No doubt the star attraction on any 2018 spec sheet will be the shiny, latest-generation processor powering the device.
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It was also presumed by many fintech insiders that Loot had been white-labeled and was powering the Bó product.
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Eventually, the company will stop supporting the services powering the speakers and owners will throw the speakers in the trash.
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The point is to "build trust" between the passengers and the technology powering the car, said Renovo CEO Chris Heiser.
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Although it wasn't her voice playing over the AM radio waves, it was her complicated and wiry heart powering them.
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A big chunk of your battery life goes to powering big screens like the 14-inch display on this laptop.
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Instead of entirely powering a passenger plane, the researchers speculate that the technology could be used to power smaller drones.
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The machine learning powering them however, should lead to plenty of market opportunities for Google and its parent company, Alphabet.
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Its movements are essentially limited to the size of the room, and the strength of the motors powering the winches.
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The asymmetry in the glow provides evidence that the black hole is indeed spinning, which could be powering the jet.
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New York (CNN Business)American consumers are powering the US economy, even as it slowed slightly in the second quarter.
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Google said the new tech powering Glass would enable more efficient power use, better performance and better machine learning capabilities.
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When it comes to powering homes, cars and businesses, the sun is humanity's best ticket to a zero-emissions world.
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So they are offering more content and perks rather than simply powering the internet connections to deliver other companies' services.
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However, adjusted gross profit margin grow 200 basis points to 46.5%, powering a 13 cents profit beat in the quarter.
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Powering a digital revolution in schools There are 410 million school children in Africa, according to the African Development Bank.
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At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), researchers are looking to transform the way we think about powering our lives.
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Powering the mic and its signal processor means using energy, and energy means a battery, and a battery means charging.
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It also includes waste from pulp, paper, and wood product production processes that lowers the cost of powering those operations.
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What about wireless companies that basically are powering the data service on your mobile device and you're browsing on mobile?
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The IBM Watson system powering much of DataWorks has been a key source of growth and revenue for the company.
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There will be tremendous value in that even if its vision of a massive platform for powering chatbots never materializes.
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How Photos of Your Kids Are Powering Surveillance Technology Millions of Flickr images were sucked into a database called MegaFace.
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Brian: Eddy Cue, head of Apple's software and services, announced improvements in the operating system powering Apple TV, called tvOS.
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SINGAPORE — Vietnam is powering ahead of the rest of Southeast Asia as it pushes for greater reliance on renewable energy.
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Powering ahead The key takeaway from the council study, according to Deetes, is that governments should explore other energy options.
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Powering that printing will be a newer, two-times-larger, and smarter generation of Stargate machines, like the one above.
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As the brains powering your next highly customized smart home upgrade, the Raspberry Pi 4 seems like an easy choice.
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Amazon Lex, the technology powering Amazon's virtual assistant Alexa, has exited preview, according to a report from Reuters this morning.
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Still, the DoD mentions conventional and logistically available fuels for powering the drones too, such as diesel and jet fuel.
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Without coal powering the titanic generator at the heart of the colony, every citizen would freeze to death in hours.
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The applications of fog computing are many, and it is powering crucial parts of IoT ecosystems, especially in industrial environments.
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In fact, a 2012 journal article found that 3 percent of California's electricity usage goes to powering indoor weed cultivation.
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There's onboard storage under the seat bench, and it has cutaways that let you see the technology powering it within.
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Datorama, another cloud-based AI-powering marketing analytics platform, was acquired by Salesforce last year for a reported $800 million.
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By midcentury, the world may use as much electricity powering its air-conditioners as China currently uses for all activities.
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"We are going to come to you," Sopp said of the startup's approach to powering payments within popular communication apps.
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Then, the arrival of hundreds of thousands in Europe fuelled considerable popular discontent, powering the rise of right-wing parties.
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But that can be reduced by powering farms using renewable energy, and by increasing the efficiency of their LED lights.
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You simply plug the smart stick into the HDMI port on your TV, instantly powering it up for epic entertainment.
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"While I now have car payments, I'm also spending about $250 less per month on powering my car" he said.
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BigCommerce is the platform powering some of your favorite brands' online stores, such as Camelbak, Toyota, Gibson Guitars and more.
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Usually this means the battery must be installed in the device it is powering and show no signs of damage.
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It would also provide much-needed relief to U.S. consumers, who play such a critical role in powering our economy.
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The engine powering the car Yang built the technology behind Imply while working at a different startup in San Francisco.
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"Girlboss is built on the idea of powering growth through community," Girlboss chief executive officer Amoruso said in a statement.
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Athletics 25, Blue Jays 220 Khris Davis smacked his 250th home run among three hits, powering Oakland past visiting Toronto.
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That's over 50 gigawatts of energy, capable of powering tens of millions of homes and businesses, that we aren't utilizing.
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"The poorly labeled, powerful lithium-ion batteries powering these devices are the problem," said Ashton Morrow, a spokeswoman for Delta.
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Powering the workshop is a simple mission, which its instructors preach like gospel: Bipartisan oversight is possible, effective and necessary.
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The algorithm powering the MIT Media Lab's study was very interested in retweets, and Mitchell gets a lot of retweets.
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West Africa's new art destination is a sprawling megacity with a generation of artists, gallerists and collectors powering the scene.
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The 21200K XPS 10803 is powering a 21080K display with touch, and it uses a lower capacity battery, according to Dell.
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In addition to powering off their apps, drivers will hold rallies held in strategic locations such as outside local Uber offices.
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Here are some of our favorite app and gadget hacks for powering up your productivity levels in all kinds of ways.
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Then, as a merger begins, the companion black hole would enter the other through this disk, powering a gamma-ray burst.
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In addition to powering off their apps, drivers will hold rallies held in strategic places, such as outside local Uber offices.
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We've got a bunch of essential tips on streamlining your Dock or Start menu, and powering through your computing more efficiently.
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It's a film about friendship, powering through the suck, and, ultimately, realizing that maybe you were the "someone great" all along.
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The computer algorithms powering the facial-recognition systems are trained by scanning thousands of different photos and learning to classify them.
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She has a sixth sense for communications strategy, which has helped her educate the world about the revolution technology is powering.
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Other councils, like Richmond and Tower Hamlets, are considering powering stations for the ice cream trucks, instead of an outright ban.
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Images clipped, pulling the writer out of the moment, and the computer powering the experiences seemed not up to the task.
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The technology is also powering Kohl's Pay, the mobile payments and loyalty program that the department store chain launched last year.
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The administration is asking airlines to prohibit passengers from powering on or plugging in their Galaxy Note 7 on a flight.
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Powering phone masts in remote areas is a challenge: phone companies typically rely on expensive diesel generators that need regular refuelling.
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Computer vision continues to find its way into all sorts of apps as the underlying tech powering convenience-oriented image searches.
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Performance is always going to be better in front of your TV with a real console or PC powering your games.
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The black holes act as an engine powering the galaxy, making it one of the most energetic objects in the universe.
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In a few years they will probably also be watching television, powering their irrigation pumps and cooling their homes with fans.
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In this freestyle dance, he told the story of powering through his injury – and got a standing ovation for doing so.
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AI is already analyzing x-rays, powering the Internet of Things and recommending best next actions for sales and marketing teams.
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New Glenn will be a monstrous vehicle, standing as high as 313 feet, with seven BE-4 engines powering each rocket.
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Total subscription revenue in the reported quarter jumped 54.6 percent, powering a 61.5 percent surge in total revenue to $245 million.
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The engine, the Pentagon hopes, will fulfil the role of powering what it calls "Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicles" for satellite launches.
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Glencore is to double its production of cobalt, an important element in the batteries that are powering the electric-car revolution.
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The system uses liquid helium to elevate the sled using superconductor magnets, with rockets powering it down a 2,100-foot track.
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When the phones reached about 136.4 degrees Fahrenheit, a notification popped up saying it was too hot and was powering down.
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Robins also talked about some of the technology powering DraftKings' product, and why it really is a technology company at heart.
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Moreover, "powering through" is what Americans do well: We work more hours, and take less vacation, than almost any other nation.
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There are many rivals, including 2C2P which raised $7 million last year and is powering a social commerce trial with Facebook.
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That is different than the engines powering SpaceX's Falcon series of rockets, which use a mixture of liquid oxygen and kerosene.
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I offered to share the last piece with my Dad, but he politely declined and continued powering through his Godzilla portion.
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Commodities are typically seen as leading indicators for global growth as they are used for everything from homebuilding to powering cities.
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Siri is the function and voice powering HomePod, Apple's high-end smart speaker that will go on sale later this year.
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This conviction resulted in the two high-profile national stories that gave Moore the name recognition now powering his Senate run.
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He never displayed the commercial instinct of Gates, who generally is credited with powering Microsoft's rise to ubiquity in the 21997s.
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If she jumps behind Clinton, she will undoubtedly anger the legions of like-minded progressives who are powering Sanders' insurgent campaign.
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Elsewhere, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is keen to publicize its role in powering Fortnite's success through the provision of data centers.
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Sounds like low yields on the 10nm SoCs (SD835/EX6.23) powering S8 could be the main reason for the sched change.
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The Huffington Post also praised Clinton for powering through, while criticizing the media for making too much of her medical episode.
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The $19 cable puts a funky spin on your charging experience by emitting a subtle glow while powering up your device.
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Contrary to common sense, the trick to mental relaxation isn't powering off the brain so much as switching up its focus.
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The new network contains elements of distributed ledger technology, the software which first emerged as the system powering cryptocurrencies, Visa said.
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Anchor says it's 'powering' 40 percent of new podcasts "This feels like a turning point to a third wave," Hartman says.
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First, by only powering the pixels that stay active, there are some energy advantages that enable a lower-power ambient mode.
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HP envisions it powering video conferencing setups, which both its audio module and Skype controls make a lot of sense for.
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Spectrum enables our wireless ecosystem, powering everything from our radio and broadcast signals to mobile Internet data and home wireless networks.
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The satellite arrived in the right orbit and in good health, powering on and ready to start running through instrument checks.
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New England's ISO real-time grid on Friday showed the region was powering 65 percent of its grid with natural gas.
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By global standards, the Block Island Wind Farm is a tiny project, just five turbines capable of powering about 3003,000 homes.
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The opposite was happening in the euro zone, where the German export engine was powering an ever-expanding current account surplus.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The 215-meter individual medley field was chasing Michael Phelps, who was busy powering past Leonidas of Rhodes.
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The headset is connected by wire to a puck-shaped module that houses the computational chip and battery powering the device.
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The zinc battery completed more than 50,000 brief cycles, making it a feasible alternative for powering hybrid vehicles, the authors say.
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In detached and clinical language, he said it had been impossible to repel the long-term political forces powering Mr. Trump.
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By the end of next year, Via wants to be in about 300 cities powering the public transit system, Ramot said.
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Since launching in 2013, Iyzico says it is powering over 10,000 merchants, and counts 200,000 seller accounts via various online marketplaces.
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When Shepard is tasked with powering up the Crucible, an ancient weapon with the power to destroy the Reapers, he fails.
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These systems could deliver green energy to locations all around the world, while also powering orbital systems or deep space missions.
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"The idea at first was to have free-floating motes in the brain with RF [radio frequency] powering them," Carmena said.
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It's been used for drug discovery, identifying cancer cells, making self-driving cars safer, building video games, powering apps, and more.
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Tech fix The technology, also known as magnetic induction, is a relatively new feature for powering iPhones and popular Android phones.
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Stocks are powering higher amid positive developments in the trade wars, with U.S. officials preparing to meet Chinese counterparts next month.
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But what shone through in Bonn, like the brilliant sun powering the new clean economy, is that Trump is the outlier.
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This involves primarily powering chat in on-demand services like ride hailing and food delivery, and also online marketplaces and communities.
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Cruise lines are ridding their engine exhaust of harmful sulfides and powering their ships with innovative biofuels made from fish carcasses.
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It also has a lot to do with not moving much faster to less carbon-intensive ways of powering that growth.
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In a visit to the hospital Thursday, the lights were on, and a worker said a backup generator was powering them.
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The electricity bill remains high, principally because of the cost of powering the huge number of LEDs required to simulate sunlight.
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But the city anticipates that powering so many new electric vehicles may require as many as 23,000 charging points by 2025.
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In fact, historians have shown that the majority of credit powering the American slave economy came from the London money market.
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Instead, oxygen was only created within the nuclear reactions powering massive stars that are ten times the mass of our sun.
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The top three Yeti X models have been bumped from 2003W to 2000W AC inverters, suitable for powering most household appliances.
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The Intel Core processor powering it is more than up to the task for things like web browsing, working, and streaming.
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Grant opened the scoring 5:193 into the game, powering home the rebound of Nicolas Deslauriers' shot from the blue line.
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Now the company appears to be laying the groundwork for the infrastructure and related software crucial to powering such a product.
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And giant data centers powering all this "world changing" AI are worse for the climate than hundreds of trans-Atlantic flights.
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Google also had a large presence at the show, with its Android software powering the noteworthy new handsets unveiled in Barcelona.
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The narrative powering Donald Trump's campaign was that there is a corrupt and self-dealing elite that needs to be stopped.
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This is the subtext for a smart column my colleague Matthew Yglesias wrote about the racial resentment powering support by Trump.
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Here, CNBC's "IOT: Powering the Digital Economy" takes a look at five ways autonomous technology has changed the world we live in.
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In fact, the best part of the experience, in my opinion, was how quickly your forgot about the fancy tech powering it.
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Encrypted messaging startup Telegram plans to launch its own blockchain platform and native cryptocurrency, powering payments on its chat app and beyond.
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And with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 chip powering the whole thing, the Theta V boasts faster processing times and transfer speeds too.
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Then researchers found its graphics chips were also good at powering deep learning, the software technique behind recent enthusiasm for artificial intelligence.
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Memory chip prices rose around 60 percent in 2017 and continue to remain strong, powering capital spending in the sector, analysts said.
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Those on the far right, led by fringe group Project Veritas, suspect that Twitter and others have liberal bias powering their algorithms.
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Think of this trailer less as a look at the game and more as a peek at the technology powering said game.
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PC-makers can now use its smartphone chips in always-on Windows laptops The company is also powering wireless devices for healthcare
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That's all thanks to those "muscles," in contrast to just a handful of motors powering the joints of a more traditional humanoid.
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Provided the problem isn't related to the machine powering on it's always important to double check the software before troubleshooting the hardware.
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All the 11 major S&P 500 sectors were higher, with a 0.82% rise in consumer discretionary stocks powering the gains. Amazon.
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Hard AI platforms like Watson, which have supervised learning methods on their neural networks, are powering healthcare for the elderly in Japan.
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However, it's PageSpeed Insights powering the scores on the new site, which is ranked for mobile-friendliness, mobile speed, and desktop speed.
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"Palladium is powering on with the demand for more vehicles," said George Gero, managing director of RBC Wealth Management in New York.
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Hopes of a trade resolution, upbeat earnings and a dovish Fed have been powering a rally in the benchmark index this year.
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And any ambitions of powering smartphones will have to wait at least for 5G, meaning not until sometime in the next decade.
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A high share of renewables may be less efficient at powering economic growth than fossil fuels were in their 20th century heyday.
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Processing delays are barely in evidence now, even while the Snapdragon 835 chip is the main thing powering the Pixel 2 camera.
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Southworth said Thirstie built the underlying e-commerce platform powering these transactions, while fulfillment gets handled by stores in the Thirstie network.
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A small white box filled with three AAA batteries powering a set of colored LEDs that bring the Porsche's lighting to life.
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Fiat Chrysler is powering the new Ram's computer-sized screen with the fourth generation of the company's own infotainment software, called UConnect.
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Google's cloud has won praise for powering Snapchat and Spotify, and it recently picked up business from Home Depot and Walt Disney.
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We've been through a lot together, and even when I hugged it too hard, I knew the MacBook would keep powering on.
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The 15-inch MacBook Pro is capable of powering two 5K external displays at once, in addition to the built-in display.
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My thought bubble: It's not like Microsoft didn't try, both before and after the iPhone, to land a place powering the smartphone.
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Why it matters: Gmail has become a force not just in consumer webmail, but also powering email for businesses large and small.
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Perhaps most important were the areas powering that improvement, as their increased importance during the holidays put Target in position to win.
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Banks went on to say that, going forward, marine renewables had the potential to play a role in powering homes and businesses.
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Eight major suppliers have committed to powering all of their Apple-related operations with renewable energy, including most recently Jabil Circuit Inc.
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All the 11 major S&P 500 sectors were higher, with a 613% rise in consumer discretionary stocks powering the gains. Amazon.
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In recent years, the company has expanded its product line from car sensors to the entire technology stack powering self-driving cars.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Lesbian superhero Batwoman is powering toward a ground-breaking role as the star of her own television series.
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As expected, the factors powering last quarter's growth — a buildup in business inventories and a fall in imports — reversed dramatically this quarter.
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His fan, laptop, and portable batteries can all be charged at once, while simultaneously powering a wireless router and small LED lamps.
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In the U.K., this includes powering discount voucher sites for Daily Mail and Metro, delivering "inspirations, recommendations, deals and discounts" to consumers.
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Automobiles are another area people expect AI to transform, with computer vision powering a new era of automation and self-driving cars.
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Powering that rise are thousands of proprietary servers that enable the company to crunch almost limitless swathes of customer data in-house.
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Nelly's rape accuser refusing to testify doesn't change a thing for cops who are powering through with the investigation ... TMZ has learned.
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Under the attractive grille work are three tweeters and three woofers powering the 360-degree sound, plus seven microphones for beamform listening.
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It also cops to the reality that the tech-powering Face ID may not be as all-powerful as Apple first suggested.
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This is made possible by the Capital One application program interface (API), and its integration with Alexa, the brain powering Amazon Echo.
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"These creatrs are now creating content for brands and powering some of the best advertising that we see on Tumblr," D'Onofrio said.
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The new Shield looks quite a bit like the hold one, and even has the same Tegra X2360 processor powering it inside.
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BAMTech emerged as an early powerhouse in digital streaming, powering everything from live sports to the standalone HBO Now subscription streaming app.
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In terms of the technology powering these services, the major streaming apps all suffer from the same problem: The user interfaces suck.
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Microsoft's partnership with Xiaomi follows the company's work powering the Mi Cloud service with Azure, and Windows 10 on the Mi Pad.
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Of the 129 tons per year, about 10 come from driving, the team estimated, while powering homes generated close to 20 tons.
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Part of why blockchain — the software powering bitcoin — is so powerful is because it cuts out the need for a middleman entirely.
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Portable headphone amplifiers are mostly deficient for powering the Ether Flows, with only the Chord Mojo doing an adequate job of it.
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But the economy appears poised for a massive burst in business investment in 2018, powering growth and hopefully making workers more productive.
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The glut of cheap natural gas drove electric utilities away from coal, while still lighting and powering ever more homes and factories.
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Blockchain, the notably secure software powering cryptocurrencies, has become a focal point for big bank leaders amid the rise of crypto popularity.
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That's why we need to heed this study's warnings now, and continue our progress toward powering the nation with clean, renewable energy.
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Dedicated players will enjoy powering up their favorite heroes and customizing their abilities and outfits to make the perfect team of superheroes.
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Power outlets and USB ports will be available at all seats, bringing an end to powering down while onboard to save battery.
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It wasn't always clear which elements were powering the "Trump Train," as the movement called itself, and which were being buoyed along.
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It's not accomplished with brute force, as a 187-horsepower four-cylinder engine powering a car this big is anything but fast.
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The ambition is to use solar power for all of the county's primary school needs - not just powering information technology, he said.
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They tout deep learning, in particular, as the breakthrough driving this transformation and powering new self-driving cars, virtual assistants and more.
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The terms of the partnership entail Aurora powering Byton's autonomous driving features via a pilot deployment in the next couple of years.
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And this is exactly the point of his experiment: incentives fueling competition, competition powering innovation, and innovation leading to improvement and growth.
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Truepill is a pharmacy startup that has been quietly powering companies that prescribe and ship Viagra and birth control to customers' doors.
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Loyola kept them there by powering through the lane for twisting layups — two of which resulted in fouls and 33-point plays.
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After powering through years of intense public opposition and a disastrous first attempt in 2012, the company's first wells came up dry.
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Good response from Saudi Arabia, with Hatan Bahebri powering a shot from just outside the box and drawing a leaping hand-save.
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Powering all of this is a new A25603Z Bionic chipset, an upgrade over the A12X Bionic chip used in the previous generation.
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February 2020: By end of the month, Nokia had signed 68 commercial 5G contracts worldwide and was powering 19 live networks globally.
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Okafor had 19 points, eight rebounds and three assists in the first half, powering the Pelicans to a 63-52 halftime lead.
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Powering this diet is fat, and loads of it — all the way up to a hefty 90 percent of one's daily calories.
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Proponents like to say that industries such as solar need taxpayer help to become a viable method of powering homes and businesses.
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It used to serve as a sprawling depot for the coal that was once ferried through the city by canal, powering everything.
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Irma hit Florida after powering through the Caribbean as a rare Category 5 hurricane, the top rung of the Saffir-Simpson scale.
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Citigroup leaned on an external provider, a digital advisory company owned by Invesco called Jemstep, for the software powering its robo-advisor.
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The third rail powering New York City's subway system carries 625 volts, while electric chairs used for executions produce over 2,000 volts.
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The Osmo 3 can now automatically switch between landscape and portrait orientations thanks to a dedicated motor powering the actual smartphone clamp.
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"Favorable economic tailwinds, especially from the housing market, have been the fuel powering [Home Depot's] growth," said Neil Saunders of GlobalData Retail.
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Powering the DP-UB90003 is Panasonic's HCX processor, which is the same chip found in the company's much more expensive DP-UB29000.
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Strangely though, it does appear to store login information, even after powering down and unplugging the unit, which is both good and bad.
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But at the aggregate, that data is now powering Apple Maps or Uber pickups or better widgets in Samsung phones around the world.
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What they aren't capable of, unfortunately, is powering bleeding edge games — the kind of games that you can play on the Oculus Rift.
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The propulsion system powering the passenger plane is from magniX, whose motor was on display at the show along with other electric manufacturers'.
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Enrichment at this level is enough to continue powering parts of the country's energy needs, but not enough to construct a nuclear bomb.
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The digital instrument panel is much better, with three different available settings based on your comfort level with the technology powering your car.
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When that mixture enters a cylinder, a piston compresses it, which — at the risk of oversimplifying — generates a combustion event, powering the engine.
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So if Claus is powering his efforts with cookies, he'd need to consume a steady stream of them at each house he visits.
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The company launched in 2017 to help bridge the gap between creators and the tricky voice recognition software powering smart speakers like Alexa.
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The problem of shifting emissions around rather than eliminating them also applies to the idea of powering ocean-going vessels using fuel-cells.
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Uber's goal is to become the "one-stop shop for the movement of people and powering local commerce around the world," Khosrowshahi said.
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Stylitics, a startup powering outfit-based shopping recommendations for online retailers, is announcing that it has raised $15 million in Series B funding.
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That means the handset gets to do double duty, both powering the desktop system and doubling as either a standalone touchpad or keyboard.
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These particles, especially neutrons, can interact with the semiconductors powering computer chips and cause an assortment of glitches in all of our electronics.
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It also includes stereo front-facing speakers with Dolby Atmos support and a generous 113,211mAh battery powering the flagship-standard Snapdragon 25 processor.
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Increasingly, it will apply the same resource to powering and optimizing the artificial-intelligence-based services that it and its rivals are building.
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And what those firms, and the technologies powering their success, will mean for employment, inequality and the shape of the economy remains opaque.
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The project is the start of a multiyear partnership between Intel (who is powering the tech), Turner Sports, CBS Sports and the NCAA.
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Why it matters: Niantic's goal is to have a platform powering a range of homegrown and third-party-developed titles using its engine.
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The bigger growth opportunity, however, is in powering consumer lending for banks that are struggling to lure new customers in a digital world.
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That's because the technology inside AlphaGo is already infiltrating Google's consumer products, doing things like facial recognition inside photos or powering smartphone assistants.
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There is an opportunity to say: Our collective data is powering these profits, we should all share a little bit in the upside.
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Parker will also directly measure the Sun's magnetic field, which is thought to be crucial in powering the corona and transferring energy there.
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The internal combustion engine has been the main way of powering vehicles on land and at sea for most of the past century.
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And even if renewables are cheaper, bitcoin mining would be sucking up energy that could be replacing fossil fuels powering homes and industries.
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This comes at the risk of a user's iPhone powering down if the battery can't provide sufficient power for some intensive processor tasks.
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The Whitechapel fatberg, which once weighed more than a double-decker bus, may now be powering an actual double-decker bus across London.
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Even more, it was the start of a significant breakout, with the major indices powering to historic highs in the next six weeks.
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The money powering the NRA Robinson was the new president at the NRA that year after Heston stepped down due to health problems.
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The Road Scout's power adapter even includes a USB port so you don't have to choose between powering your phone or the detector.
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"I like to say, the cows are powering the truck that feeds them," says Straus, quite proud of this closed loop he's created.
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They surmised that fluid moves towards Lusi, where it mixes with dirt and rocks to provide the heat and material powering the mudflow.
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Employees of Goldman Sachs were rivaled only by those of the University of California in powering his record-breaking fundraising totals in 2008.
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Nationals 9, Cubs 4 Ryan Zimmerman bombed Jon Lester for the 21st multi-homer game of his career, powering visiting Washington past Chicago.
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But Busch regained the lead through the Tunnel Turn, powering to the outside of Jones, whose Tundra was slowed by a lapped truck.
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Grocery sales were strong, powering the average customer spend 1.2% and illustrating customers durable preference so far for brick-and-mortar grocery shopping.
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With the plain old 3.5mm jack, Apple's iPhone can sometimes struggle with powering audiophile-grade headphones, but this approach avoids that issue entirely.
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Average contribution, I don't have the number in my head, but it's a pretty modest number and that's how we're powering this campaign.
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That chip, which is called the Myriad 2, is the same one powering the computer vision and autonomous features in DJI's latest drone.
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The biggest differentiator between voice and text search is that Amazon is the company that is powering the voice search market, not Google.
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Waste coffee grounds will be powering some of London's buses from Monday on, according to tech firm bio-bean, and petrol giant Shell.
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There is no shame in shutting off your TV, powering down your computer, and taking a minute to be alone with your thoughts.
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Blockchain, which first emerged as the system powering bitcoin, is a shared database maintained by a network of computers connected to the internet.
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Crucially, the new Andromeda OS powering the devices looks like the Android-Chrome OS hybrid Google has been working on for some time.
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Here's the witch's brew that has been powering stocks forward: As these elements have combined, the rally has become broader and more powerful.
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Our research indicates many companies, consumers and travelers, including the overwhelming majority of the younger visitors powering Bermuda's growth, care about this issue.
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At offices a few miles away, coders are designing the software powering the automated port system, earning wages they distribute through the economy.
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Officials announced the new coalition, called the Powering Past Coal Alliance, on Thursday at the annual U.N. climate change conference in Bonn, Germany.
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Lynch's running style — relentless, churning, dogged, resolute, stubborn — resembled a freight locomotive powering through an Oakland train yard in the East Bay fog.
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Houlton added that there are a variety of measures farmers can take, including powering livestock operations with the methane produced by farm animals.
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The technology, which is perhaps better known as the software powering cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, was initially treated with skepticism by international lenders.
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Thursday's flight showed that SpaceX has successfully developed a new rocket engine capable of powering, maneuvering, and landing a large vehicle like Starhopper.
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Technologies developed at Darpa do not typically remain secret, and many are now ubiquitous, powering everything from self-driving cars to the internet.
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The Echo Nest was powering music recommendations for Beats Music, Rdio, Vevo and iHeartRadio before Spotify pulled it out from under them. 8.
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Slave labor is the foundation of British progress, with the profits from goods such as cotton, sugar and tobacco powering the Industrial Revolution.
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Powering generators -- including for a large amount of refrigerated containers, which contain perishable food and medicine -- requires 2,500 gallons of diesel per day.
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As part of the launch, GoDaddy is also announcing that it has acquired Sellbrite, the company whose technology is powering these new capabilities.
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The company earlier this month said it would make the technology powering its Echo speakers available to third-party device makers as well.
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Android Auto — Google's system for powering your car's dash display from your phone, and the company's answer to Apple's CarPlay — is going wireless.
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Blockchain, the system powering cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, is a shared database that is maintained by a network of computers connected to the internet.
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The impact: While clearly a black eye for Amazon, the outage did prove just how ubiquitous Amazon's services are in powering the Internet.
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Adrenaline's great for powering a sprint to safety across the savannah, and it can certainly bring energy and excitement to your stage presence.
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He added a superb second six minutes later, cutting inside the Atalanta defender Rafael Toloi and powering the ball into the near corner.
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In a new study, scientists using genetic engineering techniques were able to alter photosynthesis, the chemical reaction powering nearly all life on Earth.
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This new intensity leads Mr. Sorey to put down his baton, pick up some mallets and join his players in powering the soundscape.
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They educate the consumer about online ordering, which is great, but they also own the consumer experience, where we're really powering the dispensary.
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Skiers ski the first half in the classic style, keeping their skis in parallel tracks and powering over the course with their poles.
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Powering a supercharger electrically can bring a 30 percent gain in torque at low engine speeds, at an added cost of about $250.
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None of these issues by themselves will put the brakes on an economy that is powering along with a 3.9 percent unemployment rate.
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This pattern was repeated last night everywhere from suburban Seattle to suburban St. Louis, powering Biden's impressive string of victories in the process.
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After the family lost power, he connected Ms. Rivera's oxygen tank to a car battery, which is now powering it through an inverter.
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They just kind of sit there, albeit usefully, powering a bunch of your plugged-in devices, without any kind of personality or pizzazz.
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When the deal was struck, Iran had roughly 22,000 pounds of low-enriched uranium on hand, the kind used for powering nuclear reactors.
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One thing that's possible for 2020 but perhaps more likely for 2021 is a new iPad with Mini-LED tech powering the screen.
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Elsewhere this week, I had the scoop on Wheel, a startup quietly powering the virtual doctor networks of direct-to-consumer healthcare companies.
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A wind farm capable of powering more than 680,000 homes could come online by the mid-2020s in its lease area, Mayflower said.
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If the market keeps powering ahead, and you avoid stocks entirely because you are afraid of a crash, you will fall further behind.
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The Gartner Hype Cycle Cloud APIs have progressed pretty far through this cycle, with the best of them powering essential business services every day.
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AWS, the cloud computing division of Amazon, is responsible for powering Rekognition, which is currently in use by police departments in Florida and Oregon.
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Their innovative app won them first prize for concept in a mobile app contest sponsored by Simons Foundation Powering Autism Research for Knowledge (SPARK).
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With motivator Mars powering through your domestic zone from the 8th on, you could soon be sharing a roof with the one you love.
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There's also a 3,040 mAh battery powering the whole thing, which is actually a bit on the small side for a phone this size.
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From keeping our smartphones switched on to powering electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries have become an important source of power in the modern world.
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The Polish government expects fresh EU funds to start powering the economy once again somewhere around the turn of the third and fourth quarter.
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Twice, he also calls out a feature of the $999 device that its owners will never see: the A11 "bionic" processor powering the phone.
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The company has also been tasked with powering streaming for HBO NOW, the National Hockey League, the PGA Tour, the WE Network, and others.
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Enrichment at this level is enough to continue powering parts of the country's energy needs, but not enough to ever build a nuclear bomb.
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Immigrants may be powering the tech industry as it stands, but we are miles away from truly harnessing their ideas and innovations at scale.
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Yet with anti-Trump fervor powering the resistance, Democratic candidates for office can't just ignore the president's unfitness for office and his aberrant conduct.
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Oddly enough, powering the Watch W7 is last year's Qualcomm Snapdragon 2100 chip (APQ8009w, specifically), not the recently announced and more efficient 3100 platform.
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Enrichment at this percentage is enough to continue powering parts of the country's energy needs, but not enough to ever build a nuclear bomb.
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Instead, they opted for the turbocharged V6 EcoBoost, best known for powering the company's F-150 pickup truck—not exactly the same use case.
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Some also have a dual-boot mode, where powering on the device as normal will show an innocuous menu screen with no sensitive information.
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When Apple introduced the first wireless charging-capable iPhones last year, it previewed AirPower, a wireless charging station capable of powering up multiple devices.
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But data taken directly from brains says a lot more about people than inferences from their likes and shares, powering much more accurate predictions.
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When the battery is powering a device, ions shed their electrons and then drift through the electrolyte soup from one electrode to the other.
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Leading tech companies ship AI free within their products (Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant), powering our phones and the rapidly growing home personal assistant market.
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Sometimes known as "Metal-Air" batteries, these have been successfully used in "off-grid" applications for many years, just as batteries powering army radios.
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Olli will be using a special version of Watson aimed at automotive applications and it is not fully powering the car's self-driving features.
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Powering the aircraft would be Pratt & Whitney with a geared turbofan engine, known as the GTF or PW1500G, promising efficiency and lower noise volume.
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The data pushed Wall Street's main equity markets close to all-time highs on Wednesday, boosting appeal for riskier assets and powering global stocks.
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These circular arrays are crucial for powering the lander while it's on Mars, and if they don't deploy properly, InSight cannot fulfill its mission.
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Powering the 15-inch MacBook Pro is a Intel Core i7 processor with 499MHz of memory and a Radeon Pro GPU with Polaris architecture.
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If you want to get some work done, which for me means powering an external high-res display, you'll need a Type-C dock.
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My life is very fluid, with a combination of getting it done when it needs to get done and powering off when I'm off.
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Based in Italy, Yogitech works on functional safety for semiconductors (which means its tech makes sure the chips powering autonomous vehicles are working properly).
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That's a lot of time for people to be without electricity for things like powering refrigerators, charging up medical devices, and running AC units.
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Some unexpected bounces meant that Philae was almost lost in space—but it managed to hang on and send back data before powering down.
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Even when data is put to work powering ML-based solutions, the size of the data set is only one part of the story.
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This sees the bank provide Raisin with account management and customer identification, as well as powering transactions — services that require an underlying bank license.
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The experiment is a step along the path toward a fusion plant that would run constantly, powering entire cities on mere grams of seawater.
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But if you find yourself scratching your head and you don't understand why your Raspberry Pi is not powering up, now you know why.
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In this context, tacking to the left on economics won't give Democrats a silver bullet to use against the racial resentment powering Trump's success.
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You'll start off by building a mini weather station and powering a robotic arm, then work your way up to making your own wearables.
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If data is the new oil powering the economy, then what Schatz is proposing is a process for cleaning up the next oil spill.
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Still, Pinterest has been able to snag a promising deal for its Lens feature already: powering the image search of Bixby, Samsung's digital assistant.
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The divergent approaches between the President and liberal Democrats over the past few days highlight the most fascinating questions already powering the 2020 election.
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One of the newest (and fastest growing) focus areas for the Silicon Valley chipmaker is powering the artificial intelligence needed for self-driving cars.
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"There's no question that this is an important factor powering Old Navy's consistency, Athleta's growth, and Banana's continued turnaround," he told analysts and investors.
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The party's biggest union supporters and top progressive groups, as well as several governors, are powering the initiative, which has not been previously reported.
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The second factor will depend on how quickly the Chinese authorities can get rid of coal-fired systems for heating buildings and powering factories.
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You'll learn how to manipulate your smart home by controlling your air-conditioning system, powering on your holiday lights, and automatically watering your plants.
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When it came on, while it was powering up, I think I got off the engine and walked towards some passengers that I heard.
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Investors were expecting a positive day, citing a lack of "macro news" and the possibility of oil powering the Dow over the 20,000 milestone.
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In other words, Google bought renewable power in quantities that match its consumption, even though that renewable electricity isn't necessarily powering its operations directly.
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In addition to powering its data centers with clean energy, Apple's also taken bolder initiatives to prevent old iPhones from landing in the landfill.
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That means solar power plants in Texas could be powering New York City…an hour after the sun has gone down in New York.
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Momentum in the labour market, which is recovering after a deep recession, has kept growth powering ahead in the first half of the year.
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"The energy data is packaged securitized and sent in real-time to an enterprise grade server in the cloud powering our algorithms," explains Chung.
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Best Buy: The electronics retailer will report earnings, and Cramer wonders if the only thing powering its sales is the new Nintendo Switch device.
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As Molin turns the crank, thousands of marbles churn through the machine, powering a vibraphone, kick drum, bass guitar, and other instruments embedded within.
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"Money flows from broader financial markets are powering this broader rally in oil," said Scott Shelton, energy broker with ICAP in Durham, North Carolina.
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The default interface for Google Ads will be simplified, executives said, with automation powering the design of ads and deciding where they should run.
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Unsuspecting Internet of Things (IoT) home devices are notorious for powering botnets capable of taking big chunks of the Internet offline with DDoS attacks.
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In May, Reuters reported the company appeared to be laying the groundwork for the infrastructure and related software crucial to powering such a product.
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The adapters worked by running that through a USB 3.0 port on the newer systems and powering it with a 12 volt AC adapter.
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Powering through seemed to be the unspoken mantra — Ms. Fulenwider said that sleep deprivation makes people more emotionally vulnerable and apt to open up.
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"There are other factors powering the market, as well, in terms of just a sense of accelerating global growth [and] economic growth," he said.
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A blade on one of the engines powering Flight 203 from New York to Dallas broke off when the plane was above 30,000 feet.
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Nursing home residents were exposed to the heat after Hurricane Irma downed a tree that knocked out the transformer powering the air conditioning system.
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Nursing home residents suffered in the heat after Hurricane Irma, which downed a tree that knocked out the transformer powering the air conditioning system.
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His former rival Bregier was named on Friday as head of the French unit of Palantir, the U.S. data analytics firm powering that strategy.
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"The powering up and charging of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 mobile phones is prohibited on all our flights," Singapore Airlines said in a statement.
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Amazon recently announced that the Alexa AI powering its Echo and other hardware has now learned 1,123 "skills" (up from just 135 in January).
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The solar panels, which generate about £650,000 in revenue a year, are theoretically capable of powering as many as 2,000 homes, Mr. Beatty said.
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Web of Science is the largest publisher-neutral citation index, powering global discovery and citation analytics across the sciences, social sciences and art & humanities.
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The software powering the drone has been in development for about a year, and it was far from flawless during the day of trials.
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World and Olympic champions Australia, with sisters Cate and Bronte Campbell powering the charge, were fastest with the U.S. women second and Canada third.
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World stock markets reached all-time highs last month, with the combination of solid global growth and low inflation powering the appetite for risk.
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Nursing home residents sweltered in hazardous conditions after Hurricane Irma, which felled a tree that knocked out the transformer powering the air conditioning system.
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That's okay; Amazon also just released the Echo Link Amp, which features a built-in amplifier capable of powering a set of small speakers.
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By powering on the Mac, the code would automatically execute on the accessory and infect the firmware with something like Der Starke (see below).
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The thing that makes the Mojo disruptive for its industry, though, is how good it is at powering the most demanding, high-end headphones.
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Read more: Meet the pharmacy quietly powering hot startups like Hims and Nurx that ship Viagra and birth-control pills straight to your door
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If he tried to watch a movie, he'd fall asleep within the first five minutes, as if his overstimulated brain were powering itself down.
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Yet the Brewers powering to the National League Championship Series, which begins Friday against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Milwaukee, was far from expected.
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Roger Blandford, a professor of astrophysics at Stanford University, said that there is now overwhelming evidence that supermassive black holes are powering such phenomena.
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Maybe powering through 40 to 65 patients a day is so exhausting that he cannot pause to muster the words I want to hear.
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Lots of questions come to mind when studying a 1977 image of the runner Miki Gorman powering through the streets of New York City.
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Last year, Canada and Britain launched the Powering Past Coal Alliance, a coalition of 28 countries, as well as cities, provinces, states and businesses.
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The room has two jumbo wall screens, but all the equipment powering them is tucked away in a walk-in closet down the hall.
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The first GDP snapshot, released last month, indicated that consumers are powering the US economy, though growth was slower than in the first quarter.
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Yet after powering through eight shows a week for a couple of months, the repetition began to wear on me, more psychologically than physically.
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Microsoft first unveiled its new dual-screen Surface Duo last year, but the company wouldn't let anyone touch the Android software powering the device.
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The agents are powering an investigation that has shadowed Trump's entire presidency — and they are mostly unknown to the public, making them easy targets.
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These changes have been a boon to SuperAwesome, which is now fully profitable and powering more than 12 billion kids' digital transactions per month.
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Deep-pocketed families like the Kochs have long funneled "dark money" into climate-change denial, powering climate deniers&apos rise to new political heights.
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Powering this step with renewable energy would go a long way toward reducing the cement industry's carbon footprint—and Solpart proved it was possible.
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In an early verse, Beck sings the word "alone," and a vocal effect makes it sound as if he is, quite literally, powering down.
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A Fios Gigabit Internet Connection offers the fastest internet available, hitting speeds of up to 940/880 Mbps and powering up to 100 devices.
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With a more streamlined system powering fossil fuel extraction, the oil and gas industry — powered in part by Google — will be doing the opposite.
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Alienware hasn't shared anything about the actual hardware powering the Concept UFO, and we don't even know if it will become a real product.
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In its upcoming roadshow, Roku will likely be trying to convince investors that its future is not in selling devices, but in powering them.
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That deal effectively puts Moovit in competition with Uber&aposs other transit partner, Mosabi, which is powering the actual ticketing part of Uber Transit.
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"They are responsible for the ship's navigation, plotting the course and powering the ship," said Lori Shull, the director of communication at the college.
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Powering buses After extraction, rather than ending up in a landfill, the fatberg fragments were turned into biofuel at a special facility in Scotland.
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Toggling airplane mode or cellular data isn't enough to fix it; only powering the phone off and on again gets things running normally again.
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Abbott is fifty-seven, with thinning gray hair, a warm, confident demeanor, and an adenoidal vocal quality, like a man powering through a cold.
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Clinton praised the role coal played in powering the U.S. in the past but acknowledged it's facing tough economic, environmental and political headwinds today.
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Let's start with how big the venture debt world is and how fast it is growing and then turn to what's powering its expansion.
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Wave resistance increases as the swimmer's velocity increases, so simply powering through it on the surface isn't ever going to be the most efficient.
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Brian Green was reportedly powering down his Samsung phone while boarding in Louisville when the Note 7 made a popping noise and started smoking.
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The network had been quietly powering money transfers for major US banks including Bank of America, Chase, Wells Fargo, and Citibank since launching in June.
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I'm taking the Bentayga up a 35-degree dune, arcing gracefully across the face, then powering down to the trough before ascending the next one.
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It's a complex, subjective process and thus, the closed cases powering the algorithm reflect the decisions and biases of their caseworkers, for better or worse.
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Even the company's super high-end Mac Pro line of computers — the ones that looks like tiny jet engines — aren't capable of powering VR headsets.
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Equities rose on optimism about the holiday shopping season, powering gains in shares of retail and technology stocks after a bruising sell-off last week.
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His passion for innovation has been instrumental in powering the AR and visual discovery experiences that have attracted over 2100+ million users to the platform.
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The majority of trucks will have a V-8 gasoline engine in front powering the rear wheels – like the classic GM cars of the 1950s.
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Their test subject was the MOS Technology 6502, first produced in 1975 and famous for powering, among other things, early Atari, Apple and Commodore computers.
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And while the humans sleep at night, Libratus takes the supercomputer powering its in-game decision making and applies it to refining its overall strategy.
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Palantirdirectly enables ICE to "violate the rights of others" by powering the deportation processes that are rounding up immigrants and putting them in concentration camps.
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Jim Duane, winemaker at Seavey Vineyard in St. Helena, in the Napa Valley, was powering the winery with a generator off a diesel-run tractor.
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"I posted last week that I wasn't feeling great, but was powering through the best that I could," she wrote in a note to fans.
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There will also be a training mode you can use freely throughout the day to practice and continue powering up your pokémon with no restrictions.
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His passion for innovation has been instrumental in powering the AR and visual discovery experiences that have attracted over 66+ million users to the platform.
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Voice technologies rely on sensors that are always listening to speech, which gets hoovered up by the AI powering them in order to personalise offerings.
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Artificial intelligence is now powering a growing number of computing functions, and today the developer community today is getting another AI boost, courtesy of Yandex .
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In addition to powering a new crop of prescription-delivery startups, the company also sees the potential to help smaller pharmacies compete with larger chains.
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The payments company powering Square, Instacart, and other popular start-ups closed a new funding round Tuesday that brings its valuation to roughly $2 billion.
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"What started as technology powering a racing game is now saving lives around the world," co-founder and CEO Adam Kaplan writes in today's announcement.
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Sources familiar with Microsoft's plans tell The Verge that Microsoft is currently "all hands" on creating datacenters capable of powering the company's game streaming service.
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In the internet era, that sort of governance is largely left up to the private companies responsible for the technology powering all our digital communications.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Even today, when powering up my Visor again with a pair of AAA batteries, I'm reminded why it was so appealing.
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Those who are effective at subverting their egos, but feel very strongly on a hypothesis, often have strong insights powering the magnitude of their belief.
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Powering the NBA's bot is a technology the league itself has been using to generate way more highlights packages than had ever been possible before.
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It feeds power to four electric motors, each powering one wheel of the car, allowing for the best performance when cornering or in slippery conditions.
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The company's tagline — intelligence becomes a utility — nicely sums up its goal of powering the conversational AI inside a multitude of gadgets and digital services.
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There are no details on how Zapata is controlling the craft, exactly what's powering it, or what would happen if the engine were to fail.
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Contactually had already been powering Compass's own CRM service that it launched last year, so there is already a degree of integration between the two.
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The Neoverse chips themselves have also been optimized for the ever-changing data patterns and scalability requirements that come with powering a modern internet infrastructure.
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Mobile connectivity is easy (although not powering it all day), and telcos are already selling AR phones to replace standard smartphones to drive data revenues.
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Tech stocks have been volatile in the past few weeks on concerns over the sector's valuation, after powering the S&P's record run this year.
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Blockchain, the system powering cryptocurrencies like bitcoin BTC=BTSP, is a shared database that is maintained by a network of computers connected to the internet.
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"The consumer is in control," Nick Thomas, co-founder and president of Finicity, one of the companies powering the data collection behind these new products.
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Powering that boost was a $1.1 billion investment in the smart window maker, View, and another $795 million for Chinese electric vehicle firm Youxia Motors.
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The plant, which EDF initially promised would be powering ovens to cook Britons' Christmas dinner in 2017, is expected to start generating electricity in 2025.
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"I want to believe that we are powering growth for the next several decades, but the dispositive evidence we'd want is not there," he said.
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Apple – Apple is working on a computer chip that would be dedicated to powering artificial intelligence capabilities on its devices, according to a Bloomberg report.
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While the Dodgers are powering forward, the Mets have lost five of their last six and fallen a season high-tying eight games below .500.
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Android Auto mostly disables your phone while you're driving, but you can still play with your iPhone (for better or worse) while it's powering CarPlay.
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Review all of the safety features of running a generator while powering items in your home and be sure the device has ample ventilation space.
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In fact, components can be swapped in and out of the simulator even as the driver is powering the digital car around a digital track.
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What seems like a powering down of the brain is actually more like the "rest mode" of the Playstation 4 that is your beautiful mind.
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" Facebook has ambitious plans when it comes to sustainability and says it is committed to powering its business with 100 percent "clean and renewable energy.
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The House Energy and Commerce energy subcommittee holds a hearing on "Powering America: Consumer-Oriented Perspectives on Improving the Nation's Electricity Markets" at 21625 a.m.
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Solar panels are everywhere: perched on thatched roofs in rural Kenya, helping Indian farmers pump groundwater for their fields, and powering United States military bases.
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I found the Essential Phone to be fast and smooth — no surprise with its Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chip and 4GB of RAM powering it all.
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The majority of trucks will have a V-0003 gasoline engine in front powering the rear wheels – like the classic GM cars of the 1950s.
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Protecting the environment is a core industry value and this commitment is bolstered by industry investments powering conservation and outdoor recreation from coast to coast.
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Before you stock up on Red Bull, consider the following: Research says our brains end up powering down very quickly when they're running on overdrive.
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Meanwhile, its electric-car fleet is set to expand beyond Denver as it moves to replace traditional internal-combustion engines powering rides on its platform.
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Mr. Walker had worked at Microsoft for more than a decade and was adept with Windows CE, the obsolete operating system powering the Alcotest 9510.
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After powering through her complicated pregnancy for months, Amy Schumer is taking a break from work and canceling the last dates of her comedy tour.
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Formerly known as Adjoy, Dabbl launched a customizable version of the platform for partners back in August, and it's currently powering ShopRite's Downtime Dollars program.
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That will happen faster than anyone can imagine, and the need for competitively-priced BDS is a key piece of powering this rapid technological revolution.
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Rolls-Royce's new RB211 triple-spool turbofan engine was expected to be able to deliver the performance capable of powering the new 300 seat jet.
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Thanks for all the well marathon wishes — it wasn't easy, but all the tips and words of encouragement kept me powering through the tougher miles!
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Coal played a valuable role in powering our 20th-century economy, but the 21st century will be powered by cleaner, healthier and cheaper renewable solutions.
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If they succeed in powering economic growth in Kenya, they will most likely motivate Kenya's neighbors and other sub-Saharan countries to invest in wind.
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This will likely begin with harvesting water from asteroids and Mars, which will be used for sustaining crewed missions as well as powering interplanetary spacecraft.
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Even now, though the net is like the electrical grid, powering many things, you still use a discrete device — a smartphone, say — to access it.
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On the ground, though, the people powering the campaign were locals, many of them previously apolitical suburban women shocked into action by the presidential election.
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The power from Con Ed flows to an M.T.A. distribution room, where it then goes into the system, powering everything from signals to track equipment.
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Powering it is the dual-core Intel Pentium Gold, which won't be all that useful for a lot of the cool games available for Windows.
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One of the more technical books on the list, Raschka and Mirjalili provide a summary of the techniques that underscore the algorithms powering machine learning.
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Four engines, each powering its own propeller, were mounted on the sides and the rear of the hull, where stabilization fins formed a truncated tail.
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