They believe in the back-propagation or "backward propagation of errors" algorithm to train the artificial neural networks to get the results.
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Ms. Offolter loves propagation; it feels like magic to her.
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Eros is the desire for sex, for propagation, for babies.
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Is the propagation of this very fear how they control us?
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In thermal runaway propagation, things don't just melt, they explode. Violently.
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Several critically endangered species have increased their populations through zoo propagation programs.
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While in school, she worked on research regarding flame propagation in microgravity.
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Another test showed that shock propagation below the engine was virtually non-existent.
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You fight to ensure the propagation not just of yourself but all others.
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There, again, the archives of the specialized press bear witness of its propagation.
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But Farrell has built an even more sophisticated mathematically based model for sound propagation.
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Yet theirs was also an ideological publication, dedicated to the propagation of conservative ideas.
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This propagation of fictions makes it difficult to build a convincing case against him.
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Propagation speeds vary because many types of rock have small voids within their structure.
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An "iPhone moment" can happen, but only with the propagation of multimodal human computer interaction.
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Is that propagation by exposure something that you've seen before in your conspiracy theory research?
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Some customers may experience increased DNS query latency and delayed zone propagation during this time.
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BBR, which stands for "Bottleneck Bandwidth and Round-trip propagation time," takes a different approach.
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Malware doesn't normally spread this quickly, so the rapid propagation of the outbreak looks intentional.
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Facebook this year outlined steps it is taking to combat the propagation of extremist messages.
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"The equations describing the propagation of ripples in these two scenarios are identical," Avgoustidis says.
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Dogs, cats, cows, chickens, pigs—these are all the products of generations of careful propagation.
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Others have bemoaned social media's role in the viral propagation of racially charged fake news.
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These surprisingly long run-out distances raise fundamental questions about the flow velocity and propagation mechanism.
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Regular observation and enforcement was the only way to prevent unapproved propagation, unlicensed seeding, and independent fertilization.
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This latest, and by some measures most impactful, propagation of ransomware illustrates the convergence of many trends.
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But as a society we are actually in some serious trouble on the mating-and-propagation front.
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Go far enough away and the shadow will wash over you faster than the propagation speed of light.
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They each provided us a list of groups they see as being involved in the propagation of hate.
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The results of the research just appeared this week in the journal IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters.
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The results of the speed tests taken by PTCI largely bear out [the engineering firm's] initial Verizon propagation projections.
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Sensors and high definition video cameras inside Cygnus will record the characteristics of the flame propagation along the cloth.
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But, I cannot support the lack of transparency and propagation of misinformation at the management level at this company.
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Dr Zurk's team is now determining the optimum frequencies for propagation, and modelling ways to correct for variable conditions.
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Like I said, it came from a propagation of two single case reports in the literature in the 1970s.
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Why it matters: Facebook has been under fire for its role in the propagation of fake news and propaganda.
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The bottom line: Other scientists at the conference said back-propagation still has a core role in AI's future.
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After that, it's just a matter of looking at the propagation of the crack with the high-speed camera.
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This wasn't a state level actor, and the propagation of the worm wasn't intentional driven by an intelligent actions.
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Without a lot of pomp and fuss, this guidebook walks you through the propagation, harvesting and preserving of herbs.
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The characters on this show are fundamentally hollow and uninterested in much beyond the propagation of their own wealth.
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The propagation of asymmetric warfare has been increasingly mitigated by the obtainability of, and the surge in information operations.
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On January 26th, 2014, Google announced it had agreed to acquire DeepMind Technologies, which was, essentially, a back propagation shop.
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Or that the fire propagation is less predictable as it spreads, and more thorough in its damage to nearby flora?
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Born and raised in southern Florida, Ms. Offolter taught herself propagation through trial and error, and a few trustworthy books.
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The recognition of racially hostile behavior without direct resistance is to corroborate in the propagation of the inexcusable racist attitudes.
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Variations in radiation affect the propagation of radio signals, which adversely affects communication, navigation, surveillance, and precision weapons guidance systems.
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The gardens consist of large metal grates, or propagation racks, placed in the water about 100 feet from the shore.
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It's not just due to more data breaches, it's also due to the propagation of data that's already been breached.
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Of all the programs he's written, it's his shortwave radio propagation predictor that he's most proud of — and with good reason.
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Secondly, the propagation of a personality cult and concentration of power in the hands of Kejriwal removed the party's political halo.
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As a result, they are subject to identify theft, online scams, propagation of fake news, unethical monitoring, and other malicious behavior.
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Think, for example, of how government and the private sector have successfully anathematized and curtailed the public propagation of child pornography.
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Ax the Philly Bev Tax Coalition spokesman Anthony Campisi similarly criticized propagation of the "wildly unpopular beverage tax," the Inquirer reports.
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When rumors and fake news get propagated by mischief-mongers, the medium used for such propagation cannot evade responsibility and accountability.
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However, critics say there should be some point at which content is removed entirely, or the propagation of misinformation never ends.
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For starters, what we commonly call the "speed of light" is the speed of propagation, and that's not always the deciding factor.
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But what worries him more, is that the propagation of groups is pushing children toward voluntarily recruitment in lieu of better options.
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"We do not want to participate any more in the propagation of this issue as a partner of the media," said Peskov.
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Transmission in the U.S. may start to happen as the weather becomes warmer, however, the propagation of the virus is less predictable.
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But Dr. Hughes hopes his efforts will open the door for better sound propagation technology, such as lighter, more efficient sonar devices.
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Mr. Tang said that the popularity of square dancing made it an ideal vehicle for the propagation of the core socialist values.
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If you don't see the update right away, don't panic as it could take a few minutes due to App Store propagation.
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There are good reasons for this, including the fact that egg-based propagation allows manufacturers to quickly produce large quantities of vaccine.
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The problem isn't that it's not aimed at truth, it's that it can be used to assist in the propagation of falsehoods.
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"Heroism is also washing your hands and staying home," he said, referring to health advice to slow the propagation of the coronavirus.
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In extra-dimensional theories of gravity, the propagation of light through space isn't affected by these extra dimensions, but gravitational waves are.
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"We suggest that cannibalism could be an important if not the primary vector of Trichinella propagation in polar bears," the authors conclude.
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O) have surged 29 and 22019 percent, repeated scandals over data misuse and fake news propagation have slashed 22020 percent off Facebook (FB.
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This is crucial for developing inhibitors of their replication and propagation throughout the brain, which is essential for halting prion-based brain disease.
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But he simultaneously emphasizes Labster's tech agnosticism, adding: "It's important for us not to be reliant on virtual reality propagation for our success."
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The greatest danger in the net neutrality debate is the propagation of the myth that regulators alone are responsible for the Internet's success.
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It also provided a model of the contemporary ensemble that was widely imitated and has remained central to the propagation of new music.
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" He also railed against compelling people "to furnish contributions of money for the propagation of opinions which he disbelieves is sinful and tyrannical.
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"We may find that more than two genders is better, or perhaps none, for the sake of species survival and propagation," Solano said.
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They began working with a formula called the back propagation algorithm, originally described in a 1974 Harvard Ph.D. thesis by Paul J. Werbos.
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Without the burl, the propagation of a redwood's DNA is interrupted, and these trees that are ancient presences on the planet may eventually disappear.
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One of the most influential, Belkıs Balpınar, weaves motifs drawn from strands of DNA, planetary orbits, and cell propagation into her bold, minimalist works.
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This year, we groundlings were lucky enough to get a glimpse into the propagation of royal bloodlines — one real, one we wish were real.
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With this latest action, however, Twitter is ostensibly confirming that an era of unchecked propagation of stolen secrets is now coming to a close.
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Trump's worst moment on the night came after Holt asked about Trump's propagation of the conspiracy theory that President Obama was born in Kenya.
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York suggests segmenting privileges in systems so that propagation is more difficult, but noted "when it comes to preventing this there's no magic bullet."
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The Touch Bar will serve many purposes, but it's clear the most immediate function will be continuing the propagation of emoji in digital communication.
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So they took ransomware, they took an exploit, they took a propagation method, they took a whole bunch of different pieces and assembled it.
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In South Africa, Bell Pottinger had become inextricably linked with the "Zupta" project and with the insidious propagation of the "white monopoly capital" theme.
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Climate change has increased the propagation of spruce cones in the fall, and warmer spring temperatures have made breeding more "advantageous" for the species.
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The results — in the form of predictions of propagation and so on — will then be shared by the Commission with EU Member States authorities.
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"We wouldn't want people congregating in an aluminum tube, especially since air travel is considered a very effective means for disease propagation," he said.
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The back-propagation algorithm they introduced had never been used to index the web before, and it instantly left the competition in the dust.
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" In terms of propagation of such type of warfare, the magazine adds: "The Lone Jihad has proven its effectiveness and ability to repel aggression.
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So when we talk about RankBrain, we now can tell people it is comprised of one particular technique (back propagation or "deep learning") on ANI.
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"Our simulations of gravity wave propagation showed a similar pattern of temperature distribution at the cloud-top altitudes as the observed one," Taguchi told Gizmodo.
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Among that list was one vulnerability by the name EternalBlue, which, when paired with ransomware, allowed for the worm-like propagation of the WannaCry attack.
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The planet's properties—from salinity, to oxygenation, to biodiversity—are generated to provide optimal conditions for the continued propagation of life, according to the hypothesis.
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Removing the torrent is not possible anyway now, I could remove my own link but it won't stop propagation of the file in any way.
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" The group also refers to itself as Jama'atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda'awati Wal-Jihad, meaning "People Committed to the Propagation of the Prophet's Teachings and Jihad.
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One of those experiments is Saffire-II, the second Saffire experiment to be conducted inside Cygnus in order to study realistic flame propagation in space.
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Many see the Rohingya, who have lived in Myanmar for generations, as unassimilated Muslim separatists whose propagation poses a threat to Buddhist, and nationalist, identity.
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"To compel a man to furnish contributions of money for the propagation of opinions which he disbelieves and abhors, is sinful and tyrannical," Jefferson wrote.
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" Under the Endangered Species Act, exception permits may be granted only "for scientific purposes or to enhance the propagation or survival of the affected species.
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Stone believes that the movement of live pigs or pig meat has been "instrumental in both initiation but also propagation" of the virus in China.
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The propagation of "fake news" for political purposes, one is reminded again reading Mr. Smith's book, did not begin with the reign of Vladimir Putin.
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While Amazon and Netflix have surged 33 and 45 percent, repeated scandals over data misuse and fake news propagation have slashed 19 percent off Facebook shares.
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"Multiple lines of scientific evidence—radio propagation analysis, forensic imaging of historical photos, forgotten archival documents, archaeological discoveries, all point to the same conclusion," he said.
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These bananas are sterile and dependent on propagation via cloning, either by using suckers and cuttings taken from the underground stem or through modern tissue culture.
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By measuring their propagation through the sandwich, the team could see the electrons cool off in time periods as short as 30 quadrillionths of a seconds.
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In D'Souza's film, poverty is a Democrat conspiracy and it's one on par with eugenics: Democrats are trying to prevent the propagation of non-white races.
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A biological term referring to the laterally spreading, underground stem systems of plants like tulips and bamboo, it was applied here to the propagation of ideas.
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" She deftly tied Mr. Trump's propagation of a "racist birther lie," in her words, to what she called his "long record of engaging in racist behavior.
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L'atelier s'inscrivait dans un programme expérimental du gouvernement visant, en concertation avec des journalistes et des enseignants, à contrer la propagation sur l'internet de fausses informations.
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And in Eleuthera, guests will work with Omar McKlewhite, a master gardener, and learn propagation techniques for the native trees and establish a bush tea farm.
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As batteries get better and cheaper, the propagation of electric cars will reinforce the need to build out charging infrastructure and develop clean ways to generate electricity.
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And this "democracy" is used as propagation to conquer other nations: to bomb the crap out of them because they want to bring them freedom and democracy.
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Today's reveal signals a shift to not only a new avenue of hardware for the Gear brand, but also Samsung's propagation of a more complete VR lifestyle.
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When a lithium-ion battery fails in a multi-cell battery pack, it triggers its neighboring cells to fail too – a condition known as thermal runaway propagation.
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"Software quality was incredibly poor, propagation was very limited, and the number of customers that you could support on a given radio was de minimis," he said.
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President Xi Jinping, who rose to power in 2012, has discouraged the propagation of Western influence at universities and has urged stricter oversight of classes and professors.
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In a sport known for its post-truth propagation of transfer rumors, a journalist created a fake phenom to see how much traction his story could get.
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For many years, Washington had puzzled over whether Saudi Arabia was more of an arsonist or a firefighter when it came to the propagation of militant Islam.
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Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York, posted a video on Facebook Thursday announcing that one of their most popular animals will be retiring from the propagation program.
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This propagation can occur because some institutional investors take advantage of any discrepancy between the ETF price and the collective value of the underlying securities via arbitrage trades.
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Speed breeding and genetic editing can only fast-track propagation to a certain extent, said Benjamin Stich, a plant geneticist at the Heinrich Heine University of Düsseldorf, Germany.
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Professor Funke said that while The Wing was under pressure now, its apparent dissolution was likely to be followed by propagation of its platform in the wider party.
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To avoid any propagation of the virus in parliament, there were only 28 lawmakers and five ministers to listen to Sanchez, leaving the 350-strong assembly unusually empty.
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BANK OF ENGLAND MPC MINUTES - COMMITTEE WOULD LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SCALE AND PROPAGATION OF THE SHOCK, AND ITS IMPACT ON THE ECONOMY, OVER COMING WEEKS AND MONTHS
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Yet there are drawbacks with that method, the site wrote:One issue is a "propagation" problem, which means that its waves can't travel very far before they start losing information.
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A.N.N. makes several mistakes, until, through trial and error (and feedback that nicely sums up the back-propagation process), she finally learns to identify (and find) the proper item.
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This worm-like propagation of the malware allowed it to infect hundreds of thousands of computers connected to the internet in less than an hour after the initial infection.
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What's more complex is that ClimaCell has also developed the technology to gather data from how atmospheric conditions impact the signal propagation between cell phones and their base stations.
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The result of the propagation of these theories is effectively the creation of two types of history: one about what happened and another about the perception of what happened.
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Woodland Plantation, in West Pointe à la Hache, was built in the 1830s and was for decades dedicated to the propagation of sugar cane and the trading of slaves.
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Cuban officials have said the island's hot climate could slow propagation of the virus and a state-run tourism agency has even promoted the island as a safe destination.
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The comments and retweets have been pretty universal in their mocking tone, mostly calling the brand out for its propagation of toxic masculinity, a theme this week in branding.
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M. Barnett, l'expert australien, souligne que le temps qu'il faut pour qu'un un épais morceau de charpente soit entièrement brûlé diffère entièrement de la vitesse de propagation du feu.
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From the filing:Since this estimated propagation map was compiled, PTCI has driven more than 37,000 miles in order to compile data for the MF-II [Mobility Fund II] challenge process.
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Superconductors allow for the propagation of electrical charge without electronic resistance, and therefore hold out the tantalizing promise — in computing kit terms — of carrying electronic charge with zero energy loss.
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But one of the oh-wow points they're making is this: Young people and unborn generations are being discriminated against when it comes to the U.S. propagation of climate change.
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Many evangelical Christians fully respect the principle of church-state separation and correspondingly keep their faith and its propagation within boundaries that are designed to respect the freedom of others.
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But for the most part there hasn't been much evolution or progress on the messaging side of the equation to adapt it to become more of an information propagation medium.
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He earned his PhD in artificial intelligence back in 1977 and, in the 40 years since, he's played a key role in the development of back-propagation and Boltzmann Machines.
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Tulane has its own sort of elusive secret group called The Benevolent Society for the Propagation of Assorted Tomfoolery and Other Sorts of Peculiar and Otherwise Absurd and Baffling Nonsense.
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C-band spectrum is sought after because it combines the ability to deliver download speeds in excess of 1 Gbps with much improved propagation ranges, compared to higher-frequency spectrums.
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Now, coupled with the rapid propagation of the coronavirus forcing dozens of colleges and universities to shut down and move entirely online, the sector is even further in the limelight.
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Streaming platforms, telecom operators and users, we all have a joint responsibility to take steps to ensure the smooth functioning of the Internet during the battle against the virus propagation.
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For a true religious believer, nothing is more dangerous than the propagation of false beliefs about God, since heresy imperils something even more important than lives — it threatens our souls.
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Mr. Hirt, 42, said that the strong sales were in spite of buyers who take advantage of propagation, the ability of certain plant species to spawn new plants from cuttings.
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Up till now, mobile communications have exclusively used low- and medium-frequency airwaves that can travel relatively long distances and can penetrate into buildings, while mmW bands have faced propagation challenges.
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But the case against Jones isn&apost based on his political views; it's aimed mainly at his propagation of conspiracy theories, such as that the horrific Newtown school massacre never happened.
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This production, of course, is being performed under the Trump administration, and for many on the left, concerns about government censorship and the propagation of lies have reached a fever pitch.
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Staggered by the lack of high-end network monitoring options for ISPs and CDNs, and facing issues with visibility into route propagation, the only answer was to craft a new solution.
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If the Soviets wanted a monopoly over the propagation of the first lunar snapshots, why wouldn't they encrypt them, or release them as soon as they received word from Luna 9?
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Where in an automotive space, you would have propagation resistance in your battery pack built in and designed in, those requirements have really not moved into the bike and scooter area.
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"The regulators often set up the barriers for the consumer data collection and storage, substantially inhibiting the propagation of the recent advances in AI into the clinical practice," the paper reads.
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It's far worse than the deplaning process for germ transfer, says Ashok Srinivasan, a professor at the University of West Florida who leads the Viral Infection Propagation Through Air-Travel project.
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Among others, Dr. Nirenberg also worked on equations used to describe elasticity and strain, the propagation of combusting flames, the possible shapes of geometric surfaces and the movement of water waves.
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" "And the fact is that most – I mean, I don't even know if we could run down the list of all the industries that exist because of the propagation of female insecurity.
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While that sounds at first like a chaotic nightmare scenario, it's actually Australian artist Juan Ford's latest installation, Flock Propagation, at the Nakanojo Biennale late last year in Japan's aging Gunma prefecture.
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Plenz found that the sizes of these cascades fell along a power-law distribution, and that the brain was indeed operating in a way that maximized activity propagation without risking runaway activity.
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However, even in the highly controlled confines of a press demo, YouTube, which has faced a number of issues including the propagation of exploitative videos and conspiracy theories, could not be contained.
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Obama's comments suggest he believes that the propagation of fake news through outlets like Facebook and Google News represent a true threat to some of the fundamental building blocks of U.S. society.
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The laws also make propagation of Ahmadi beliefs an offence, with 494 Ahmadis accused in 1,335 such cases over the past 30 years, rights body Amnesty International has said in a report.
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So you need to create an environment that feels dynamic and windy and blowing, and then once you've got that working, then you have the propagation of the fire through moving organic material.
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The company pulled design inspiration from existing smart gadgets, like Nest, Sonos, and Amazon Echo, to settle on the hexagonal shape that makes the little device distinct, but also helps with radio propagation.
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How to help those affected by Hurricane Matthew In addition to destroying homes and schools and devastating Haiti's natural resources, the hurricane accelerated the rate of cholera propagation and postponed the presidential election.
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"I have long since distanced myself from and rejected the Nation of Islam due to its propagation of bigoted and anti-Semitic ideas and statements, as well as other issues," Ellison's letter states.
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It may not be a deadly flu, but the rapid and seemingly unstoppable propagation of the Zika virus is drawing attention to just how ill-prepared humanity is for a novel health menace.
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But, arguably, the most interesting exhibit is "Leonardo in Translation," which focuses on the propagation of Leonardo's research in the 19th century, including reproductions of his codices, the collections of writings and sketches.
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Leite said it would take at least three years for the first shipments of sugar produced from GM crops to reach export markets because of the pace of propagation of new cane varieties.
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Over dinner at the Ambassador Hotel in Delhi, Trivedi told me that the R.S.S. is dedicated to the propagation of "Hindutva": the idea that India is first and foremost a nation for Hindus.
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"Especially in the Tasman Sea, they represent an unusual pathway for propagation of water with different properties into the open ocean," the authors write in the study, published this month in Geophysical Research Letters.
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"We were able to take over the propagation of that list, so the malware-infected hosts were not able to get updates" from each other, said Adam Meyers, Vice President of Intelligence at CrowdStrike.
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Saffire III will be very similar to Saffire I. Concepts for 3 follow-up Saffire missions are in development to further understand flame spread, smoke propagation, as well as detection and suppression of fire.
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Unlike his predecessor, Benedict XVI (who upset Muslims with a quote about the Prophet Muhammad's propagation of the faith by the sword), Pope Francis has reached out to Muslims who seem to be tolerant.
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While it didn't stop propagation of the malware entirely, as a few ISPs and anti-virus tools are now blocking DNS resolution and traffic to the sinkhole domain as suspicious, it stopped the outbreak.
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But the "satire" moniker is apt: Jojo Rabbit does cartoonishly skewer the frenzy that enabled Hitler's rise to power (and propagation of atrocities), filtered through the eyes of a bullied 10-year-old kid.
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The Russians are accused of hacking the email systems of the Democratic National Committee and conducting a widespread disinformation campaign that included the propagation of fake news stories on the internet and the airwaves.
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Digmine has been spotted in South Korea, Vietnam, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand, and Venezuela, Trend Micro says; however, the researchers note that, given malware's built-in propagation functionality, it's possible that it'll spread elsewhere.
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"Colombian authorities are already working to contain the propagation of these fires toward Colombian territory and we are willing to collaborate with our neighbors in this common cause," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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"Streaming platforms, telecom operators and users, we all have a joint responsibility to take steps to ensure the smooth functioning of the Internet during the battle against the virus propagation," Breton said in a statement.
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"I have long since distanced myself from and rejected the Nation of Islam due to its propagation of bigoted and anti-Semitic ideas and statements, as well as other issues," Ellison wrote at the time.
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The researchers hope it will serve as a basis for designing these new diploid potato lines, and hopefully to understanding how years of clonal propagation can affect the overall fitness of a plant species more generally.
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Saudi Arabia's morality law enforcement agency, "the Committee for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice," arrests and harms people who are suspected of same-sex sexual activity or who are gender non-conforming.
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The decision marks an important resolution for Facebook, the world's biggest social network, which is under fire in the United States over the propagation of so-called 'fake news' during campaigning for the 2016 presidential election.
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"The state of Qatar has linked its policies ... in support of terrorist organisations and the propagation of extremist ideas", said the statement from the ministry of foreign affairs published in Arabic by the Mauritanian Information Agency.
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Qatar's embrace of the Muslim Brotherhood, funding of Hamas, and propagation of Al Jazeera's pro-terror broadcasts serves to increase terrorist attacks against U.S. forces and our allies in the region, particularly Israel, KSA and Egypt.
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Investigators from Spain's biotech centre Centro Nacional de Biotecnologia del Centro Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas showed Aplidin has a positive effect on multiplication and propagation of the virus, Pharma Mar said in a statement on Friday.
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"In the fight that we are waging against the propagation of COVID-19, our principal enemy will be indiscipline and non-respect of preventive orders," Ouattara said, referring to the respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus.
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"The state of Qatar has linked its policies ... in support of terrorist organizations and the propagation of extremist ideas," the Mauritanian ministry of foreign affairs said in a statement published in Arabic by the Mauritanian Information Agency.
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"We have mobilized leading global third-party technical experts and forensics, and the investigation we have conducted with them has not identified any stolen data nor instances of propagation of the incident to our clients," it said.
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They had used wooden panels to divide the resident areas, and a lot of rubbish that was thrown in the lift shaft, all this very inflammable elements may have contributed to the fast propagation of the flames.
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"We expect that many rare and new organisms will be discovered with this increased ability to study the inclusions by [propagation phase-contrast synchrotron microtomography]," the authors wrote in the study published last week in Scientific Reports.
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"Streaming platforms, telecom operators and users, we all have a joint responsibility to take steps to ensure the smooth functioning of the internet during the battle against the virus propagation," Breton said in a statement to Politico.
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