But it is easier to prove the Mersenne numbers are primes than it is to prove other primes, he said.
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They proved exactly how frequently twin primes appear over shorter intervals — a result that establishes tremendously precise control over the phenomenon of twin primes.
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In addition to proving the twin primes conjecture, Sawin and Shusterman have found an even more sweeping result about the behavior of primes in small number systems.
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Mersenne primes—named after the 17th century French monk Marin Mersenne—are a rare class of primes that are one less than a power of two, expressed as Mn=2n-1.
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Mike Tyson -- in their primes ... and asked who'd win.
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But the reverse—factorising that product back into its constituent primes without knowing in advance what those primes are—is hard, and becomes rapidly harder as the number to be factorised gets bigger.
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Unfortunately, early buyers will be left without any inexpensive primes.
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We continue to rate the other defense primes Market Perform.
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The primes need the American supply chain to remain intact.
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Given such an equation, we can look at all the primes that divide any of the three numbers — so, for instance, for the equation 5 + 16 = 21, our primes are 5, 2, 3 and 7.
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Like other services — the Netflix and Amazon Primes of the world.
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A number of the Morris dancers are currently in their primes.
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On Baseball Every pitcher has two primes: one physical, one mental.
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These primes are exceedingly rare and sporadic, said Chris Caldwell, a professor of mathematics and statistics at the University of Tennessee at Martin, who studies prime numbers and has written a history of the Mersenne primes.
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But these were people who were long past their primes as militants.
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Some studies suggest that sleep primes synapses for greater activity during wakefulness.
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Having a business primes you for that kind of grind, that hustle.
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What&aposs more, foam rolling pre-workout primes the body for activity.
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But nothing really turns out the way the movie primes us to expect.
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Addressing the new contestants, Keoghan, 49, primes the strangers for their new adventure.
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All would once have been considered past their tennis primes at those ages.
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Since its founding in 1996, GIMPS has discovered the last 16 Mersenne primes.
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Many of the men who have been accused are past their powerful primes.
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Nothing in our nation's food environment primes them to embrace fresh, healthful school meals.
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Barnes, Jordan, and Matthews are each within a few seasons of their respective primes.
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That's what starts your heart pounding and primes your muscles to fight or flee.
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It was another risk: Wright and Valanciunas were young, productive talents entering their primes.
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How past exercise primes our muscles for future gains has not been clear, though.
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The twin primes conjecture concerns pairs of prime numbers with a difference of 13.
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The researchers came to a similar conclusion: Measles primes the body for other diseases.
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Fewer than 15,000 Toyota Prius Primes have sold in the country this year so far.
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The university's computers had previously turned up three other Mersenne primes, most recently in 2013.
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That activity primes mainstream media narratives, in turn influencing how campaigns are understood more broadly.
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That two-minute message primes your brain to see everything in a more positive light.
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The mathematicians made the discovery while performing a randomness check on the first hundred million primes.
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Some are in or nearing their physical primes, like Eric Gordon, Patrick Patterson, and Iman Shumpert.
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DG: And the exhibition sort of primes the viewer to see that in his other paintings.
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He was raised on the greats, worshiping Al Pacino and Robert De Niro in their primes.
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Watch the video above to see how cable news' weapons fetish primes audiences to support war.
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Both teams have young players just entering their primes, and several stars on long-term contracts.
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Using Signature Primes lenses and a Trinity rig, Deakins and his team were ready to rock.
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And the miniseries primes you to want him to escape, to fight back, to get away.
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"There's data to show that nicotine primes the brain for reinforcing effects of other drugs," she said.
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But, for Gordon, there's a catch in this stock's story that primes it for a counterintuitive trade.
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Icarion was always trying to get around paying the gate fees to the Primes who controlled them.
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"Overstimulating them as babies primes [them] to become hyperactive for the rest of their life," says Ramirez.
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Chad was locked in with the Bengals and Vick was entrenched with the Falcons during their primes.
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They will include hybrids, fuel cell electric vehicles, plug-in hybrids, Prius Primes, and battery electric vehicles.
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LeBron James has played with numerous star players who were past their primes when they joined forces.
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They died in their primes and were adored as much for their sexual beauty as their talent.
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Evolutionary anxiety primes us to act in accordance with self-preservation—and ultimately to our own benefit.
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To do this, they applied several formulas that mathematicians use to study primes among the regular numbers.
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Even the ancient Greek mathematician Euclid talked about what would later become the Mersenne primes, he said.
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The last few Mersenne primes have been closer to each other than the researchers expected, he said.
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It sets him up for success, he says, because he primes himself to be grateful and calm.
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By prompting more neurons to fire in concert, it primes more of the brain to process information.
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The opening account of O. J. grabbing Nicole's crotch primes us for the misogyny this episode confronts.
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Mersenne primes are those that can be written in the form 2ⁿ-1 where n is an integer.
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The first dose "primes" the immune system, according to the CDC, while the second dose provides immune protection.
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What if there's something unique about ultraprocessed foods that primes us to overeat and leads to bad health?
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In their place is a sliding, pump-action reload mechanism that primes the blaster in one-quick motion.
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The 10 largest known prime numbers are all Mersenne primes and every single one was discovered by GIMPS.
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Other defense primes are reporting results this week, including Boeing, General Dynamics, Northrop Grumman as well as Raytheon.
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Tween Primes (Thursday) There's no reason that those who love numbers shouldn't also love words — and vice versa.
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However, a team of researchers at Princeton University have recently discovered a strange pattern in the primes' chaos.
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" Additionally, the paper claims to have produced an algorithm that "enables one to predict primes with high accuracy.
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Before those announcements, players retiring in what seemed to be their athletic primes were regarded with singular shock.
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Embracing an all-of-the-above approach primes us for the next hundred years of American energy dominance.
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Only Bledsoe and Knight are in their primes, and a majority of the roster is signed beyond next season.
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However, the further along the number line you go, the more random the distribution of primes appears to be.
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All should be in their primes, and the Twins would like to stop guessing how good they can be.
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With so many players in their primes, another pennant or two seems almost inevitable before this group breaks up.
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There are, after all, only 50 Mersenne primes among all the numbers that run up to 23 million digits.
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It's hard to fault aging athletes for fighting—or even considering to fight—past what most would consider their primes.
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Importantly, this observation has nothing to do with the base-10 numbering system, and is something inherent to primes themselves.
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Permafrost thaw caused by fires primes the tundra for future burns by melting the ice that moistens soils, he said.
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TWEEN PRIMES BOOK CLUB (Thursday) There's no reason that those who love numbers shouldn't also love words — and vice versa.
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I wonder if there is something about the things that games ask of us that primes us for going sour.
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There is little about the ruthless, marketlike social-media experience that primes you to think about any sort of god.
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In his notes on the project, Young explained his mission in mathematical terms, speaking of primes and denominators and intervals.
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The twin primes conjecture's most famous prediction is that there are infinitely many prime pairs with a difference of 2.
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Because of this, the twin primes conjecture for finite fields is about prime polynomials—mathematical expressions such as x2 + 1.
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The formula first primes hair cuticles by encapsulating free radicals, which then allows the color to deposit evenly without any interference.
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I travel with a Canon DSLR and two primes, a 35mm f1.4 and an 85mm f603 (endearingly nicknamed, "the fat kid").
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Journal your worries Unconsciously worrying about all the things you have to do Monday primes you for restless sleep, even insomnia.
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Those Astros had great players in their primes like Joe Morgan, Jimmy Wynn—there weren't many seasons better than .269/.436/.
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Our personal favorite of the bunch, the Kefir-Tea Mist is a total game-changer: It hydrates, primes, sets, and refreshes.
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This primes your physical balance, turns on each side of your brain and puts you in a positive state of mind.
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This threatens to become a self-fulfilling prophecy, as discrimination primes Estonian Russians for the virulent political propaganda exported by Russia.
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Who would you rather have as a wingman for your night out, in their respective primes: Magic Johnson or Tiger Woods?
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The retro clunkiness of these characters, well past their physical primes, is key to what makes The Irishman often surprisingly hilarious.
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It starts on a pretty small scale as you battle against Legion grunts and help out the locals but it's quickly revealed that there's a whole lot more to getting rid of the Legion, including large Extractors that send out enemy forces, giant roving Primes that plant Extractors, and finally behemoth ships called Dreadnoughts that launch Primes onto planets.
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Leaving your house and going to a space specifically designed for movies disrupts your mental patterns and primes you for an experience.
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The General Aggression Model (PDF) argues that warmer temperatures put people into more highly aroused states, which primes impulsive, potentially aggressive behavior.
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Greenberg said it's important to remember that primes, like the digits of pi, feel really random, but they're not random at all.
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Russ primes the water works pump at around the 4:25 minute of his speech, when he starts talking about his family.
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"It primes the nail, gives color a surface to stick to and helps to prevent your nails from staining," says Maccolla. 5.
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Where The Red Fern Grows primes us for this kind of sadness, but it doesn't really do anything to truly prepare us.
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Coming off a 59-223 season, they had key players like Richie Guerin and Willie Naulls, who were in their basketball primes.
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For this series, Muntges primes real and fabricated objects with white paint, and then covers their surfaces with thousands of black hatch marks.
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Further work into primes could also tell us a bit more about mathematics and why it's so damned good at describing the universe.
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As exciting as this discovery is, the Holy Grail of primes is yet to be found: a prime number containing 100 million digits.
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The recollections that Primes salvage and store are only as accurate and complete as those of the human beings who feed them information.
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Propaganda validates their extremist ideology, provides them with the support of a community and primes them to act by emphasising purification through sacrifice.
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We also asked who'd win a one-on-one game between the two guys in their primes, and you gotta hear IT's answer.
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Last month, Sean Parker, Facebook's founding president, said the company is "exploiting a vulnerability in human psychology" that primes humans to crave validation.
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Each are stubborn dudes that came along at the wrong time to be appreciated, and who were least interesting in their respective primes.
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The final installment of J.K. Rowling's history of magic in North America primes fans perfectly for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
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Social media "primes" us—it asks us to throw System 1 thinking at issues that we know we should use System 2 for.
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Mr Murray and Mr Djokovic are in their primes, but they are now being challenged by talented youngsters Milos Raonic and Kei Nishikori.
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But for 2350 there are still several large deals that have attracted interest from the larger defense primes and even some smaller companies.
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Unlike WCW's previous signings of Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Ed Leslie, and other WWE castoffs, however, Hall and Nash were in their primes.
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For one thing, looking at images on a vision board primes the brain to grasp opportunities that may otherwise gone unnoticed, says Swart.
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From Wally Szczerbiak to Ray allen to Shaquille O'Neal, take a look at our rankings of James' past-their-primes All-Star teammates.
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Our bodies have an internal clock that primes us for activity during hours when it is light and rest when it is dark.
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His novel is weirdly somnolent given how portentously it primes us for danger, for the burning of mosques and blood in the streets.
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Some N.F.L. players have retired in their physical primes, and some retired ones have vowed to keep their sons out of the sport.
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The twin primes conjecture for finite fields concerns polynomials with just one factor (just as a prime number has a single factor—itself).
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Plus, the oil is so lightweight, nourishing and not oily, that it primes skin nicely for a smooth makeup application (especially in winter).
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Once the first diver is safely onboard, the second technician primes the charge with the detonators, igniting the time fuse before swimming away.
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Now, by the time they reach free agency, many are clearly past their primes, making it even more important to develop young talent.
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Lockheed is scheduled to report fourth-quarter earnings on Tuesday, making it the first of the five major defense primes out of the gate.
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This practice primes your mind to believe your end goal has already happened, so when the time comes to perform, you're confident and ready.
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But he topped himself in an interview published Monday by saying he could have beat Michael Jordan one-on-one during their respective primes.
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Even Fujifilm's sometimes-sluggish f/1.4 primes have gotten a shot in the arm and seem to lock focus faster on the X-T3.
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"Or more precisely, as we get larger and larger numbers, how often do we see prime numbers that have other primes nearby," he said.
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The next level up are the Primes, which are huge, four-legged beasts that plant Extractors, and they have their own fun encounter mechanics.
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The record breaking number — which, like all primes, can only be divided by itself and one — is a staggering 22 million digits in length.
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These primes are calculated in the format 2n -1, which makes them comparatively easy to track down and verify, even when they're obscenely large.
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The Face series is done on cardboard, which he primes and mounts on linen before applying layers of paint with brush and palette knife.
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If nothing else, Sanchez has injected life into a franchise that had been too dependent, for too long, on veterans long past their primes.
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Americans who entered their working primes in the 1990s were far more likely to have college degrees than their peers in other developed nations.
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Mersenne primes are a group of prime numbers named for the French monk Marin Mersenne, who studied the numbers more than three centuries ago.
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Wallace: Sir, there is a tradition in this country, in fact one of the primes of this country is the peaceful transition of power.
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Both men were in their primes and the intrigue of the match was enhanced by how much they openly hated each other in real life.
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There is some evidence that the exposure to nicotine primes their brains and makes them more likely to be addicted to nicotine in the future.
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The grizzled primes (and twilights) of Joe Ingles, Jae Crowder, and Thabo Sefolosha mingling with relentless uppercuts by Grayson Allen, Dante Exum, and Alec Burks.
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Mr. Havadtoy primes his canvases with handwritten personal stories that are then buried under layers of paint and lace so that they cannot be read.
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I've begun to notice that when I restrict my food intake and postpone meals, my blood sugar drops and primes me for a panic attack.
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Beyond that, the position has been manned by a generous cast of journeymen, veterans past their primes and the occasional earnest overachiever, like Charlie Ward.
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First, the twin primes conjecture for finite fields is true: There are infinitely many pairs of twin prime polynomials separated by any gap you choose.
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It's analogous to knowing how many twin primes fall within any sufficiently long interval on the number line—a kind of dream result for mathematicians.
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And Tim Bontemps at The Washington Post dug into the designated-player exception, a contractual boon for superstars, particularly those who are past their primes.
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In this future world, people are able to purchase "primes," which are computer programs that create an interactive, lifelike hologram of anybody the user chooses.
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Instead, the treatment clears dead skin cells, loosens pores, and primes them for extraction by infusing the skin with glycolic acid, salicylic acid, and botanical extracts.
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And as Carl Sagan speculated in Contact, transmitting streams of consecutive primes could also be used as a way of saying "hello" to an alien civilization.
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Grant and Ghannam's paper suggests that their method could quickly find the primes in question and essentially break RSA-2048 and any other semiprime-based encryption.
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One recent study by Fairleigh Dickinson University primes some respondents to think about changing gender roles by asking about household income distribution between men and women.
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All three are nearly a decade or more past their primes, and desperate to wring a few more years of glory out of their Tinseltown careers.
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In respective primes, could Buakaw, give or take the disparity in fighting weight and height, have beaten the sky piercing knees of Dieselnoi to the punch?
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It's an introduction to the world of the new film that creates immediate intrigue and primes you to keep an eye out for an important figure.
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Their high-impact young stars — Mookie Betts, Andrew Benintendi, Xander Bogaerts — are further along in their primes, and all under team control for next season, too.
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Mathematicians dream of achieving similar results for the ordinary numbers; they'll scour the new proof for insights they could apply to primes on the number line.
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Mathematicians pursuing the twin primes conjecture will now turn to Sawin and Shusterman's work and hope that it, too, will provide a deep well of inspiration.
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But even if banning campaigning near polling sites were strictly enforced, research confirms that locations themselves can serve as contextual primes that influence specific attitudes and behaviors.
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The episode primes viewers to understand just how deadly B613 alums are, just how dark their work was, and just how easily they can blend in anywhere.
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As reported in New Scientist, researchers Kannan Soundararajan and Robert Lemke Oliver of Stanford University in California have detected unexpected biases in the distribution of consecutive primes.
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As for primes, the 50mm f/1.2 is surprisingly bigger than its EF-mount equivalent, but it's an extremely versatile option to have right from the start.
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Instead they confronted a faded resort, past both its first and second primes, and peopled by officials completely unprepared to meet the demands of modern media professionals.
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There's also exposure for subcontractors and suppliers, including small or medium-sized businesses more sensitive to the disruption in cash flow than some of the larger primes.
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"That being said, I also realize there's no way the Army is ever going to modernize without the continued relations and improving relationships with the defense primes."
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Most of those tweaks are the addition of stars of yesteryear, forever in their primes, never aging and eternal—many of the traditional additions are long deceased.
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This Australian drama feels like a cross between "Dexter" and "Bones" — from when those two shows were in their primes, not after they ran out of juice.
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Barack and Michelle have been historic not just as the first Black First Family, but also as they exit in the primes of their political careers and popularity.
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Prime numbers are important in public-key encryption because most encryption algorithms depend on the use of primes to create pseudorandom "semiprimes"—numbers with exactly two prime factors.
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Pass through a Casimir Gate— tech only her people, the Primes, knew how to handle— and you could pop out in the connected star system within the hour.
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What might be difficult or impossible for a classical computer to solve—for example, factoring a very large number into primes—will not necessarily challenge a quantum machine.
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Their novel modelling techniques revealed a surprising similarity between primes and certain naturally occurring crystalline materials, a similarity that may carry significant implications for physics and materials science.
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Then, just as gay rights groups were becoming a stronger political force, the community was ravaged by the AIDS epidemic,which struck down many leaders in their primes.
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There are also many established stars in their primes: from Raonic, Kei Nishikori and Juan Martín del Potro to the multiple Grand Slam champions Wawrinka, Murray and Djokovic.
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Still, with the dignified exception of Leonard Cohen, who wrote his own epitaph, none of these boomer heroes have been doing work comparable to that in their primes.
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While hip-hop is still a relatively young genre, it still has an informal caste system of artists who are deemed Grammy-worthy, even long past their primes.
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You're picking up on a really important point, which is that the large primes dictate the supply chain and there's a lot of shotgun marriages between different companies.
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In his studies, lacombi primes his subjects for tDCS treatment by giving them literature on the technology—one group reading that tDCS works brilliantly, the other that it's rubbish.
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Leica's SL-mount lens system has grown since the launch of the SL four years ago, and it now includes eight total lenses with three zooms and five primes.
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Indeed, the discovery of new primes is no small task; every candidate prime must go through the time-consuming and rigorous process of being cut-up by any potential divisors.
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Henry gets the sense that his former handlers aren't just trying to stiff him out of a pension, but the film primes viewers for a revelation that never really comes.
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This draft is stocked with one-and-dones, and by the time they reach their full potential, Horford and Thomas (Horford, in particular) are likely to be past their primes.
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For example, Shor's algorithm is able to factor primes more efficiently than a classical computer, whichdoesn't necessarily mean the same level efficiency is impossible to achieve with a classical computer.
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And although the comparison may look lazy from afar, and just plain weird in the context of the present, Smith and Green's primes are parallel right down to the nuances.
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As we've been writing about since last year, that ubiquity within a company and the fact that it's constantly used throughout the day primes Slack to be an identity layer.
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By contrast, for the equation 233 + 27 = 32, whose primes are 5, 2301.02 and 232.11, the prime product is 21 — a smaller number than the 28 in the original equation.
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Together with his student Ge Zhang and number theorist Matthew de-Courcy-Ireland, Torquato computationally represented the primes as a one-dimensional string of atoms and scattered light off them.
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Winners of Grand Slam tennis events are skewing older these days — Ms. Williams is 37 and Mr. Federer is 36 — as the younger players take longer to reach their primes.
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The twin primes conjecture for finite fields predicts that there are infinitely many pairs of twin prime polynomials that differ not just by x, but by any gap you want.
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Once they cataloged polynomials with an odd number of prime factors—the hardest step—Sawin and Shusterman had to determine which of them were prime, and which were twin primes.
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One such difficult problem is factoring large numbers into primes, which would crack the algorithm used to store much of our encrypted data—a development that could be "catastrophic" for cybersecurity.
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Alongside the X-T30, Fujifilm is launch a new 16mm f/2.8 lens that it's positioning in the same family as the 23mm, 35mm, and 50mm f/2 water-resistant primes.
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McCutchen can still turn it on, and alongside Starling Marte, Gregory Polanco, and the oft-underrated Jung Ho Kang makes for a formidable quartet mostly still in or entering their primes.
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What's more, Curelop said, house hacking primes a person for other real-estate-investing strategies, including flipping, the buy-and-hold method, and the "BRRRR" — buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat — approach.
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The new proof, by Will Sawin of Columbia University and Mark Shusterman of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, solves the twin primes conjecture in a smaller but still salient mathematical world.
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Computers can generate a code by performing the easy task of multiplying large prime numbers, but computers have difficulty factoring large numbers into primes without having some information about what went in.
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But in 1859, the great German mathematician Bernhard Riemann hypothesized that the spacing of the primes logically follows from other numbers, now known as the "nontrivial zeros" of the Riemann zeta function.
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Now, more than two decades later, some of the show's young fans are entering their creative primes in Hollywood and strip-mining their childhood enthusiasm in hopes of striking box office gold.
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"I remember in my prime and a lot of other guys' primes when you needed it there was that 20 yards and he's got that ability," continued former world number one Els.
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Whether it be a hefty tax cut, some road and bridge construction in key geographic locations, extra defense spending, or anything that "primes the pump" as economist John Maynard Keynes described it.
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In other words: even though Saric and Covington have yet to reach their primes (though Covington is up for debate), the Sixers did not mortgage their future to bail out the present.
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Wilson said there is some evidence that exposure to nicotine (either directly or via secondhand smoke) primes their brains and makes them more likely to be addicted to nicotine in the future.
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As noted by Yahoo Finance's Julia La Roche, both Buffett and Munger employ the technique of "pre-suasion," which primes recipients to be susceptible to a message before they've even heard it.
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Republicans in the House have voted to delay, defund or repeal the law some 60 times, and its very nickname — ObamaCare — primes us to think of the ACA through a political lens.
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The video shows how Bueckers&apos unique skillset and polished game primes her to be the next in a line of UConn superstars like Taurasi, Sue Bird, Maya Moore, and Breanna Stewart.
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Currently, lots of data is encrypted based on public key cryptography, which relies on a simple principle: Some math problems, like factoring large numbers into primes, are hard for a computer to solve.
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In terms of the back-to-back distribution of the other numbers, primes ending in 3 and 7 appeared 30 percent of the time, and consecutive 9s appears about 22 of the time.
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And, with a focal length of 15mm at the wide end, this lens could be an inexpensive alternative to Fujifilm's ultrawide (and unstabilized) primes like the 14mm f/2.8 and 16mm f/1.4.
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In their primes, Anderson Silva, Jon Jones, and Georges St. Pierre were all brought to the brink of defeat or even past it, leaving space for doubt that would compel you to watch.
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But it's not fundamentally different from any other intense gaming session, except that VR's nearly mystical reputation primes us to blame or praise it for every unusual feeling we experience around a headset.
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And while she fried her scrapple with fat from an old coffee canister stashed by the stove, Mr. Scott primes the griddle with melted salt pork, then finishes the loaf in the oven.
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What primes white people is simply the reminder that they are white people — that they are, and will increasingly be, one group of Americans among others, with particular interests, settling differences via democracy.
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That shouldn't happen if they were truly random—we should expect to see this happen 25 percent of the time (keep in mind that primes can only end in 1, 3, 7, or 9).
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Factorising numbers into their constituent primes may sound esoteric, but the one-way nature of the problem—and of some other, closely related mathematical tasks—is the foundation on which much modern encryption rests.
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"Succeeding too big in offensive and defensive submarine warfare could give rise to a first-strike psychology that primes opponents to hit first or launch at the first suspicion of an attack," Holmes concludes.
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It's not subtle, but it primes us for the jet-black latter half of VICE, where the Cheney many remember with disgust finally emerges from his seersucker cocoon as a fully-formed political sociopath.
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For example, among the 232,21 different triples you can make in which a and b are between 1 and 100, there are only seven in which the product of primes is smaller than c.
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On her lids, Gina stacks three pairs of faux eyelashes, which she buys in bulk to save money, and zips through razors, shaving cream, makeup remover, primes, moisturizer and more personal care products regularly.
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The amygdala primes you to react — your pulse quickens, your muscles tense and your pupils dilate — even before other parts of your brain can figure out if you need to be scared or not.
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But while his new contemporaries — a young, analytically savvy group of general managers — have concluded that it is folly to lavish splashy contracts on players past their primes, Van Wagenen is not so sure.
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To set up the formulas that govern her complex concatenations of colored dots and triangles, the California-born artist might draw on alchemy, the I Ching, or higher-order primes — or she might not.
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The result opens a new front in the study of the "twin primes conjecture," which has bedeviled mathematicians for more than a century and has implications for some of the deepest features of arithmetic.
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You can get 4K streaming on devices from Roku, Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, and Sony, but app makers—the Netflixes and Amazon Primes of the world—might not support 4K for your specific set top box.
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"Nicotine is very dangerous for kids and teenagers, because their brain is still developing and nicotine is a gateway drug — it primes the brain so things like cocaine and heroin are more rewarding," Farber says.
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The Greg "twist" then makes it seem like there may be bigger shoes to drop, which primes you to look for story turns that may not exist (like, say, Logan being in on the scheme).
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According to Soundararajan and Lemke Oliver, it may have something to do with what's called the k-tuple conjecture—an old idea about how often pairs, triples, and larger sets of primes make an appearance.
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The battle of Winterfell is set to kick off in the third episode, and this potent mix of redeeming moments and righting past wrongs primes Jaime for what will surely be a final heroic sacrifice.
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We examined this at length in March and it is largely the difference between hit-and-miss counter strikers like Lyoto Machida and Anderson Silva—even in their athletic primes—and the very consistent McGregor.
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Seeing as the new Volt packs a bigger battery and still has a belt for the middle rider, it seems like Toyota didn't spend enough time in packaging school before shipping the Primes to dealers.
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She recently was a presenter at the Gotham Awards with Lois Smith, 87, a best supporting actress candidate for her performance in "Marjorie Prime," where holograms, or "primes," take the place of deceased loved ones.
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This gives them a massive leg up when it comes to solving the complex math problems (usually factoring primes for astronomically large numbers) that are the reason RSA, or public-key cryptography, is so secure.
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It's a freaky quirk of the Universe that has captivated mathematicians for centuries, as their appearance in the roll call of all integers defies prediction (though biases have been detected in the distribution of consecutive primes).
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Large semiprimes used in the RSA 2048-bit algorithm are so difficult to factor that no computer, quantum or digital, has yet been able to crack the primes they are made from to extract the keys.
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"Having a clean kitchen or home makes you feel more in control and primes you to stay in control," says Dr. Brian Wansink, Director of the Cornell Food and Brand Lab and coauthor of the study.
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This is the piece of quantum-turbocharged maths that allows rapid factorisation of large numbers into their component primes, and thus scares cryptographers, a group whose trade depends on this being a hard thing to do.
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Perhaps simply the most exciting industry to be a part of today, orbital launch service has gone from a government-funded niche dominated by a handful of primes to a vibrant, growing community serving insatiable demand.
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"There was a huge increase in awareness and demand for pet kits after the wildfires that we had in Southern California in 2007," Jeff Primes, the president of the disaster-preparedness company Ready America, told Wirecutter.
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Admittedly, neither man is at the peak of his career: both would struggle against Lennox Lewis, Evander Holyfield or Mike Tyson in their primes, the stars when the division was last truly competitive in the late 1990s.
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For now at least, it takes a very long time—slower than polynomial time—to factor very large numbers into primes, but checking that an answer is correct is as simple as multiplying the resulting numbers together.
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If you've ever heard of Mad Dogs or Alpha Primes, they were the work that got Clark his starting capital to turn MrSpeakers into an independent, admittedly niche, business that now builds everything to a custom spec.
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It can also help couples have a chance at later-in-life pregnancies, as well as single women or same-sex couples (who use donated sperm) who aren&apost ready to have children during their reproductive primes.
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It predicts that there are infinitely many pairs of primes with a difference of 4 (such as 3 and 7) or 14 (13 and 307), or with any gap of 2 or larger that you might want.
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Both finished far behind the World Series champion Houston Astros in the A.L. West but want desperately to win while their best players — the Mariners' Robinson Cano and the Angels' Mike Trout — are still in their primes.
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Read more:LeBron James' teammate says the Lakers superstar's chest bumps are painful and that 'he doesn't understand the physics of that'LeBron James has played with many former All-Stars who were past their primes when they joined forces.
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SO YOU DO NEED TO CLEAN OUT THE OLD GARBAGE OF THE TAX CODE TO GET US A TAX CODE THAT IS WIRED FOR GROWTH, THAT PRIMES US FOR THE 21STCENTURY SO WE CAN BE IN GOOD COMPETITION.
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The paper, a slim five pages, focuses on the use of digital root analysis (a type of calculation that has been used in occult numerology) to rapidly identify prime numbers and a sort of multiplication table for factoring primes.
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Facebook itself, of course, is a minefield for 13-year-olds — and posting your child's early life on Facebook only to have them later join Messenger Kids and then Facebook, primes them for a very unique form of trouble.
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Working for the Boston Red Sox then, Duquette acquired Derek Lowe and Jason Varitek from Seattle for Heathcliff Slocumb, fleecing a Mariners team trying desperately to win with Ken Griffey Jr., Randy Johnson and Alex Rodriguez in their primes.
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And it is these small operations that are the third- and fourth-tier suppliers to the prime military contractors — in other words, they are the supply chain that enables the primes to deliver their products to the Defense Department.
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"As the numbers get larger, though, it sounds like this is less constraining, causing it to get closer and closer to an equal distribution of ending digits— which makes intuitive sense, since the primes get rarer and rarer," he said.
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"This kind of encryption is based on the difficulty of factoring large numbers into primes," Elizabeth Crosson, a professor in the Center for Quantum Information and Control at the University of New Mexico and a lecturer for the summer school, said.
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Instead, his book looks to 2026 and beyond, when young players like Weston McKennie, Tyler Adams, Josh Sargent and Christian Pulisic — all but the latter currently getting their first extended looks with the national team — should be in their primes.
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Stoffels said a critical question that human testing will answer is if J&J's vaccine prevents infection entirely, or if it primes the immune system, helping prevent people with the coronavirus from experiencing the most serious form of the disease.
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For example, the widely used RSA encryption algorithm relies on the fact that it's easy to take two very large prime numbers and multiply them, but extremely difficult to take a very large number and figure out which primes were multiplied together to make that large number (the specifics of how this works in the context of RSA encryption are explained in-depth here.) Nonetheless, primes are still responsible for a number of unsolved problems in mathematics—such as the infamous Reimann Hypothesis—and remain at the cutting edge of the field since they were first documented by the ancient Greeks.
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A petite, reedy-voiced man in his late sixties, Shilstone is a fitness and nutrition coach who calls himself "the career extender" for the role he has played in prolonging the competitive primes of athletes like Peyton Manning, Serena Williams, and Ozzie Smith.
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And it means elevating a veteran for whom fans have a soft spot above a logjam of fighters in their primes, who are presumably not thrilled at the idea that Old Man Henderson could leapfrog them on his way out the door.
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Almost exactly one year after the Minnesota Timberwolves anointed Kris Dunn as the point guard most likely to direct Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins through their primes, the former Providence star was reduced to one third of an embarrassingly lopsided blockbuster trade.
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Milwaukee is essentially in Year 1 of the Giannis-Jabari-Khris Middleton trio that forms the foundation of its roster, and that roster will likely turn over multiple times by the time those guys hit their primes four to five years from now.
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But the move primes Tesla for a larger future slice of China's electric vehicle market, which is widely expected to be one of the world's largest in the coming decades and has attracted joint ventures from players like Ford, Renault-Nissan and Volkswagen.
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Warm up with your puppy before runs with five to ten minutes of walking, the same way a human runner primes himself or herself, and afterward take five to ten minutes of walking to cool down to lessen the chance of injury.
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"If we want to prove fraud then we need to show they knowingly attached too low a risk to the sub-primes, in other words were too positive... It is difficult to say that they should have known better," said prosecutor Ine Van Wymersch.
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"Primes," perhaps, is stretching it, but the Warriors are certainly well positioned to return quickly to championship contention in 2020-21 when you think about what they will be adding, along with the growth of some of these names you're presumably struggling to recognize.
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It's an open question as to whether or not a pattern even exists, or whether or not mathematicians will ever crack the code of primes, but most mathematicians agree that there's a certain randomness to the distribution of prime numbers that appear back-to-back.
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The carrying method works well for numbers with just a few digits, but it bogs down when we're multiplying numbers with millions or billions of digits (which is what computers do to accurately calculate pi or as part of the worldwide search for large primes).
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It primes a large chunk of America to distrust their elected officials, and it enables them to believe the worst about people of different races and religions they rarely actually encounter, whose humanity and struggles they never get the opportunity to see in real life.
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While the story primes us to side with Sharon and her family, I found it painful to hear her echo statements we've heard from men and women coming to the defense of their friends, partners or family members who have been accused of sexual assault.
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"Their pursuit of money and power had removed them from the larger world to the sad extent that, now, in the primes of their careers, the only people with whom they could be truly themselves were a handful of other prominent financiers," Roose concluded, with a bang.
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One of the best arguments left to Mr Nadal's supporters is that Mr Federer padded his statistics in the weak era of 2003-07, before Mr Djokovic and Mr Murray reached their primes, and when a young Mr Nadal was primarily a threat on clay courts.
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" Preview of this election's spotlight on abortion As Clinton clinches the nomination, NARAL primes for major abortion debate: "She understands better than anyone that our nation is facing an assault on abortion access, on contraception that is a proxy for an assault on women's autonomy and empowerment.
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Samples of footsteps clacking across hardwood floor, clinking silverware, and open air collide with one another, crafting abstract spaces and narratives that couldn't reasonably exist in the real world—it's a dizzying and disorienting effect, but one that primes you to absorb the record's more melodic moments.
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I wondered, as I looked at these girlhood snapshots — of her grimacing for the camera in plastic vampire teeth, or lying facedown in a bank of snow — whether my perception was being manipulated by that sweet smell, which primes us to feel happy and at peace.
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After years of talking about tax reform on the campaign trail, a bill that cuts taxes, simplifies the code, and primes the American economy for more growth has passed the House and the Senate and is on its way to the White House for President Donald Trump's signature.
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We rented some longer focal length Master Primes, as well as our favorite Master Prime 100mm macro lens— which took the gallium setup to another level because we were able to focus on the very interesting minutia during the audio-driven experiments and really create some otherworldly shots.
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A recent study found that while seeing a product first and a price second makes people focus on how much they like that item, viewing the cost first primes shoppers to more closely scrutinize the object's worth, said Harvard Business School marketing professor Uma Karmarkar, a co-author on the research.
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If scientists could invent a quantum computer advanced enough to run the algorithm, then it could crack the popular modern-day encryption systems based on the fact that it's easy for classical computers to multiply two large prime numbers together but very, very hard to factor the result back into primes.
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Such an environment could make it difficult for smaller American companies in the defense space to make inroads with foreign militaries, while major U.S. defense primes, like Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman and General Dynamics, which already do business overseas, will continue to benefit from those relationships, Schweizer says.
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D.C. has a long history of public servants serving past their primes, from Supreme Court Justice William Douglas holding on to his seat for nearly a year after a debilitating 2628 stroke to President Reagan exhibiting signs of Alzheimer's at the end of his presidency to rumors of nonagenarian Sen.
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This primes the pump for a terrible omnibus spending bill that will pass with the votes of recently defeated members of the House and Senate who have absolutely nothing to lose and thus no problem with voting for a bill that funds Planned Parenthood, sanctuary cities, ObamaCare and the like.
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In the end, my shot ran in newspapers all over the world even though many more experienced (and frankly more talented) photographers were at the same event: My friend Christian Wilson, a very talented wedding photographer in Chicago, recently scrapped all of his zoom lenses in favor of primes for this same reason.
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Nailing this slippery culture would take an unholy combination of David Mamet and Tom Wolfe in their primes, but they would also have to be lucky enough to find a subject who did not realize he was a great subject and start censoring himself for fear he would never be hired again.
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The Giannis-Jabari-Middleton troika is the most promising young core in the league—all three are just entering their primes—and under a new collective bargaining agreement intended to slow down the relocation of young stars, the Bucks, who already have three, have a shot to one day be the last surviving superteam.
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Otherwise, the finals through the years have looked much like the 2017 version, featuring players in their primes, the greats still improving with age and those invaluable veterans — Richard Jefferson, 36, on the Cavs' side and David West, 36, on the Warriors' end, to name two from this series — hungrily and fearlessly pursuing rings.
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You don't get two All-Stars in their primes, and even if those aren't All-NBA talents (both have been close in different seasons), it's hard to turn your back on 50 wins, upward momentum, the promise of youth in support, and the uncertainty of blowing things up to never get back to this point.
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Walker looks roughly the same in his set up on each side of the plate, though there's one key difference—on the left side, he prepares for the pitch with what hitters call a toe-tap, which is a more nuanced leg kick, a timing mechanism that primes the leg to lift at just the right time.
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What I suppose is intriguing about the duo is that Mosley and Duran were once the topic of conversation in the mythical matchups between boxing eras since the two dominated their respective divisions during the primes of the career, and it could prove interesting to see the two work with one another in the real world.
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And similarly, at the same time, we were seeing the development — it was a little bit newer — but we were seeing the development when we launched Vox of the Netflixes and Amazon Primes and Hulus and so on of the world where you all of a sudden had these libraries of content, of video content that were, again, always there.
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And this is the travesty I'm seeing on my massage table – healthy, young men who should be rocking their sexual primes, but instead have such limited access to the thousands of comatose nerves in their semi-working dicks that they have to buck and clench and grind against my soft, intentional strokes to feel even the faintest tingle of arousal.
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Boucher's various aesthetic obsessions have made for some brilliant and fascinating music over the course of her career, from her first album, the Dune-heavy Geidi Primes, to the Art Angles track "Kill V Maim," which came out of a Godfather fixation, so there's a chance that all of this could lead to some MMA-flavored music in the future.
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People my age will never be able to experience the transformative, groundbreaking live shows that acts such as Pink Floyd, Prince, or Funkadelic delivered in their primes, but watching a non-existent, nausea-inducing anime teen definitely feels like a step forward into a bold new direction that's at least as improbable as Jimi Hendrix lighting his guitar on fire.
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Here he is with a brand-new basketball league to promote, populated entirely by retired NBA players long past their primes, and the biggest combat sporting event in a decade not only just graced his venture with the star power of Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor but also put him in the catbird seat as far as negotiations are concerned.
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The nuts and bolts of producing a prime number that can represent a computer program are a bit messy (it involves padding the original program code), but the basic idea was that Carmody's prime would be so large that it would crack the top 20 largest known primes, and, as such, it would have to be listed publicly for that reason alone.
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All-Star seasons: 3 — 2009-2012Years with LeBron: 1 — 20103-18Career stats: 18.8 points, 3.5 rebounds, 5.6 assists, 45.3% FG, 30.4% 3FGOther awards: MVP (2010-11), All-NBA (2010-11)One thing to know: Ironically, Rose and James had a chance to play together in their primes — in 2010, when James was a free agent, and the Chicago Bulls were a suitor.
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"The funding environment in the US, particularly without an articulated plan beyond 'day-to-day,' will not be great for companies getting squeezed, and there will likely be good opportunities for China to swoop in and save the day," he said, adding that the Defense Department's instinct to focus on supporting the major defense primes first may exacerbate the problem.
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Read more:The key to the Raptors future is their $130 million forward who was studying to be a priest 10 years agoMichael Jordan raised eyebrows in the NBA world by saying Stephen Curry is 'not a Hall of Famer yet'16 players who could win NBA MVP this season, rankedLeBron James has played with many former All-Stars who were past their primes when they joined forces.
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Since 2006, Drake seduced his way into our hearts through frosty Casanova-esque lyrics and soft, sultry singing that got an entire generation in their feelsI discovered Drake around 2008-ish indirectly through my twin sister who was into a lot of sultry and slow R&B when artists like Pretty Ricky and future collaborators Omarion and Trey Songz were well into their young primes.
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