The laser produces high-frequency pulses (1,000-200,000 pulses per second) to create holographic images that respond to touch.
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Pulses themselves aren't strange, according to the NatGeo report, but the fact that the pulses only happen near midnight is.
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Early research found that lower frequency pulses weren't effective (and could even make symptoms worse), and randomly alternating pulses also had no effect.
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To create each lens, the team blasted a liquid with ultra-short laser pulses: electromagnetic pulses that last about one-trillionth of a second.
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In local markets, pulses are trading as much as 30 percent below the government-fixed minimum support price (MSP), forcing the government to procure them from farmers, said Nitin Kalantri, a pulses miller in the state of Maharashtra, India's biggest producer of summer-sown pulses.
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They can also use laser pulses, and physicists have used the building-sized Berkeley Lab Laser Accelerator to create GeV-energy electrons with laser pulses.
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The high-voltage power supply to laser pulses can make clicking noises, as shown in this video of scientists producing pulses using the powerful BELLA laser in Berkeley, California.
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In our opinion, it's implausible that electromagnetic pulses were the cause, since focussing such pulses on a victim's brain would require very sophisticated technology with multiple antennae arranged around the target.
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Generating X-ray pulses at femtosecond scales is a new capability, the physicists explain, and such pulses offer the very desirable benefit of creating dynamically simple explosions, at least relative to optical lasers.
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Drying pulses (a categorical term for beans, peas, lentils, and chickpeas) increases the pulses' sugar concentration and lowers their water content, which makes it hard for bacteria and moulds to grow on them.
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A drumbeat pulses, and then the whine of a flute.
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Pulses: From "A," pulse left leg up and down (D).
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The next stage is to understand what the pulses mean.
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The machine sends electrical pulses through your skin and nerves.
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These extra pulses can disrupt and stop a breakthrough seizure.
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And growing indigenous pulses is the key to that diet?
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Do you think we'll all be eating pulses by 2050?
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It's networking nirvana that practically pulses with innovation and opportunity.
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Luminar's LiDARs send out millions of laser pulses per second.
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But how do you get these pulses to the jaw?
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Electromagnetic pulses that control the system must be perfectly engineered.
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Or spacecraft powered by laser pulses brighter than the sun.
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One of her colleagues rushed forward to check their pulses.
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Pulses of blood flow in the vagina during REM sleep.
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Throw in a few vibrating pulses, and life is good.
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A soundtrack of Lady Gaga and Katy Perry pulses loudly.
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Pulses are an important protein source in the Indian diet.
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Nerd energy pulses through me and I'm too excited now.
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Similar radio frequency pulses are generated by lightning, she said.
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And astronomers still don't know exactly what causes the pulses.
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On October 25th, at a meeting of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers in Baltimore, Dr Silva plans to present the idea that, like real pulses, urban pulses have useful diagnostic and prognostic properties.
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India is the world's largest importer of edible oils and pulses.
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Pulses imports have surged at the same time local production climbed.
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My every fiber pulses with the red energy of the objective.
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At home, a few pulses of a food processor will do.
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It pulses in hushed arcs, as if snoring from the beyond.
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And it isn't just Sass and the study's authors pushing pulses.
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All those pulses of light will give this satellite astonishing precision.
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Soybean, rice, cotton, sugarcane, pulses and vegetables have been hardest hit.
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Back-to-back droughts in India, the world's largest importer of edible oils and pulses, has boosted prices and made pulses attractive to Canadian farmers, taking up acres that might otherwise have grown spring wheat and canola.
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Zap zap zap they go, in a carefully orchestrated pattern of pulses.
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Female frogs count the number of pulses in a male frog's croak.
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Dolphins make all sorts of noises, like burst-pulses, clicks, and whistles.
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Pulses are bought from Australia, Russia, Tanzania, Canada and the United States.
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It can also be useful as a notification light when it pulses.
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I'm confident we will all eat more pulses as time goes on.
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Chaka Khan's "Ain't Nobody" pulses from a Mac desktop in her office.
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But, it's a different featherweight tilt which really gets the pulses racing.
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Multiple pulses arise and crisscross, establishing a complex foundation for subsequent melodies.
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Photo via Instagram Phil likes his songs in constant eighth-note pulses.
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Growing pulses such as green gram also brings other benefits, Owuoda said.
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The production of Kehlani's "Toxic" pulses like a Don Julio-induced hangover.
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Electric pulses to the brain help subjects store memory, scientists have found.
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The art undulates and pulses; even the inanimate objects seem to breathe.
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Within seconds, rhythmic, noisy pulses were emanating from the East German speakers.
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These sudden pulses of radio waves come from far outside our galaxy.
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The eels rubbed against the horses' legs, zapping them with electric pulses.
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The drought during 2015 wilted crops and exacerbated shortages of food such as protein-rich pulses and India, which consumes about 22 million tonnes of pulses annually, faced a shortfall of 7-8 million tonnes in 2015-16.
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India's pulses imports could fall nearly 80 percent to 1.2 million tonnes during the financial year of 2018/19 that started in April, the lowest since 20183/01, Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman, Indian Pulses and Grains Association, told Reuters.
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By triggering the delivery of precisely timed pulses of electricity to the brain.
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Timely and well-spread rainfall can moderate imports of pulses and edible oils.
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Some good vegan alternatives for protein include soy, quinoa, beans, pulses and lentils.
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After all, chirped pulse amplification has allowed for tabletop-sized terawatt laser pulses.
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Beans Everywhere The United Nations declared 2016 the International Year of Pulses, a.k.a.
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" Side Plank Hip Pulses "Go into a side plank on your right elbow.
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The resulting score pulses with Expressionist tension while heaving with sadness and frailty.
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All three subsist on a ration of just rice, pulses and cooking oil.
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THE financing of public infrastructure is hardly a topic to set pulses racing.
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The blue light bar that pulses when you speak to Alexa is directional.
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After 30 pulses, however, I got just the effect I was looking for.
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Voices and instruments often perform courtly pirouettes against sustained chords and even pulses.
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India's government hopes higher subsidies for pulses and oilseeds will change farming patterns.
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Air Force One is armed against electromagnetic pulses and has secure communication lines.
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It changes shape, pulses with color like a cephalopod to signal its moods.
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No carb-loading or miracle supplements: just rice, pulses, milk, fish and vegetables.
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The sense that our country's center is not holding pulses through the novel.
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Soy mince, beans, pulses — all nutritious, full of fiber and protein, and filling.
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This warping acted as a way to accelerate the pulsar's pulses through space.
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Balkrishna said only "a few products", including wheat, pulses and rice, were sourced externally.
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However, it's clear what fight is set to send pulses racing on the undercard.
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We spy goosebumps, quickening pulses, and fans sitting on the edge of their seats.
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These shifts in speed are called geomagnetic pulses, and typically, they aren't that noticeable.
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Nick Saltmarsh: Hodmedod works with British farmers to offer British-grown pulses and grains.
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Once implanted, the device sends mild pulses to the brain through the vagus nerves.
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Other crop plantings, such as pulses and sugar cane, were down year on year.
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And the timing of these "pulses" can tell us if gravitational waves are present.
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The pulses then converge in another beam splitter, where they interfere with each other.
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Sound, whether of engines turning or sonar pulses returning, obeys the inverse-square law.
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The method developed by the Alberta group is based on femtosecond laser pulses, e.g.
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Here the system pulses orange light along with synchronized audio through the embedded headphones.
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"Different people were trying to get short pulses amplified in different ways," Strickland said.
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Ancient and native strains of beans and pulses are being unearthed and cultivated anew.
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The peak is "Too Brazy," which both pulses and relaxes at the same time.
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"These pulses of melting really change the face of the snow," Dr. Tedesco said.
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That should calm tempers in the streets, even as it sets economists' pulses racing. ■
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I was trying to make the movement loop: No stops, no starts, no pulses.
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Down at street level, Hong Kong pulses with an energy that also feels unique.
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These exotic objects are so named because they seem to emit radiation in regular pulses.
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The instrument sends radio pulses into the ice, which move freely through the frozen glacier.
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That decreased the odds that these pulses of radiation were the work of intelligent extraterrestrials.
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They thrive on information and electric pulses, and viral trends are like feasts for them.
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Cowpea seed beetles are widely studied animals because they are important pests of stored pulses.
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The connection pulses most strongly in the mundane, between bodies at home, clothing, and skin.
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After shredding the star apart, the black hole ejected pulses of energy into the cosmos.
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The pulses create three layers of nanostructured dots, each just five microns above the other.
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Scientists have "injected" data into monkeys' heads, instructing them to perform actions via electrical pulses.
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Your ruling planet Mars pulses through Sagittarius and your expansive ninth house until the 27th.
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Pulses transfer nitrogen from the atmosphere to the soil and can be grown practically anywhere.
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Other crop plantings, such as pulses and sugar cane, were also down year on year.
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These warm pulses could ensure that Arctic sea ice sets another record low winter maximum.
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An external device can then stimulate that nerve by sending electrical pulses through the electrodes.
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Rice requires about four times as much water as maize, pulses or oilseeds, for instance.
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It's famous for its so-called "dark rooms," and yet it pulses with strobe lights.
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Mr. Greene, conversely, strikes his notes in staccato pulses, and the impact is less resonant.
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Satellites can also be damaged or destroyed using high powered lasers, microwaves or electromagnetic pulses.
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Deep-brain stimulation uses electrical pulses, delivered via implanted electrodes, to help control Parkinson's disease.
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AGAIN, THEY HAD STRONG FISCAL MONETARY PULSES THAT WORKED THEIR WAY THROUGH THE STOCK MARKET.
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Erratic prices for vegetables, oilseeds and pulses limit the incentive for farmers to plant them.
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That device was designed to phase 12 separate oscillator pulses, creating gradually shifting melodic patterns.
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A counted number of pulses only is given to us of a variegated, dramatic life.
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Like the name suggests, pulses are sent in bursts, whereas typical systems continuously emit them.
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The neurostimulator delivers a constant stream of high-frequency pulses, typically 130- to 185-Hz.
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By shining pulses of blue light, the researchers were able to control the robot's movements.
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McCraney digs unflinchingly into the suffering that pulses at the center of his character's lives.
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The words for basic math properties can be conveyed by combining pulses of different lengths.
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And behind its otherworldly mood pulses an implicit resistance to the world as it is.
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The poem tunnels through concepts and emotions, while the simultaneity of everything pulses and gathers.
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A lot of our data is sent in pulses of light through fiber-optic cables.
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On Tuesday, Beacons that transmit 10 pulses every second went up in New York City.
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This kind of work would require a laser that fires pulses at an ultrahigh rate.
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The oversupply caused prices to drop with yellow peas, which make up more than one-third of India's pulses imports, falling to $285 per tonne on a cost and freight basis currently from $330 a year ago and $475 in 2016, said three pulses dealers.
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Two years of drought pushed up prices of pulses such as chickpeas and black grams, which are a staple of Indian cuisine, in 2015 and forced New Delhi to offer duty-free imports, encouraging foreign and Indian traders who imported pulses to sell locally.
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Electrical information being sent from a source is coded into light pulses, which is then processed by a receiver that turns the pulses into information such as a live feed of your intestines, if we're talking about a fiber optics cable like an endoscope.
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When tattoos are removed by lasers, pulses cause skin cells to die and release their pigment.
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The analysis by Siemion and Breakthrough Listen postdoctoral researcher Vishal Gajjar revealed the 15 new pulses.
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The calcium pulses were able to spread by traveling through the plant's vascular, or circulatory, system.
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Gerard Mourou and Donna Strickland developed a method of generating high intensity ultra-short optical pulses.
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It worked: Vinaite's Halley is the live wire that pulses through the core of the film.
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Pulses from these repeat bursts have, so far, seemed somewhat random and discordant in their timing.
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A good model should replicate the same kinds of pulses when presented with the same stimuli.
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This discovery brings us one step closer to figuring out where these weird pulses come from.
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Of course, those two contributions from 1996 aren't the only films that set our pulses racing.
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As the stingray moves forward, the pulses can guide it either to the left or right.
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These pulses are sent throughout the day at regular intervals to stop seizures before they start.
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Almost all of us already eat at least some pulses, if only baked beans or hummus.
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This innovation replaced the pilot's mechanical activation of flight control surfaces, with activation by electrical pulses.
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It disintegrates quickly, resulting in large pulses of sea level rise over short periods of time.
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If we identify a strange transit, it may well contain information encoded via laser light pulses.
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In other words, he makes the beats of his brain into pulses, with which he paints.
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Some researchers believe dyskinesia is caused by medication flowing in waves or pulses in the brain.
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Other crops including pulses, chillies and onion are also expected to take a blow, it said.
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In the laboratory setup used in the new work, Alice and Bob communicate via laser pulses.
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LiDAR technology bounces light pulses off objects so that self-driving cars can "see" the road.
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Her arms bob, the tarp pulses, she looks away, and the face under the cover forms.
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It's not a good sign when the most striking section involves dancers checking their own pulses.
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The blue waves are the initial bouncy pulses that spread out quickly from the quake's source.
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OH that pulses according to live sound and is specifically made for use in the club.
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But constantly barraging the brain with high-frequency pulses has side effects, including headaches and confusion.
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Dr. Strickland suggested stretching out the pulses in time, amplifying them and then compressing them again.
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We are needy and demanding and fragile — rivers of heat and blood, sparking neurons, ticking pulses.
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Unlike psychiatric drugs, or psychotherapy, pulses of current can change people's behavior very quickly, and reliably.
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Drake used that mathematical quirk to turn his pulses of electromagnetic energy into a visual system.
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Like those works, "Kings of War" pulses with the heightened dread you associate with Greek tragedy.
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Accept that you can never achieve true stillness: blood pulses, nerves fire electrochemical impulses, muscles twitch.
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Fitted with decades-old circuitry, Nam June Paik's work still pulses with energy, breakneck and experimental.
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The military now believes that Cliff is alive and triggering the pulses from somewhere near Neptune.
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The import restrictions unnerved India's traditional suppliers who grow pulses to meet the country's annual requirements.
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Dried pulses As with honey, the key to a long shelf-life is processing and storage.
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The vast majority of the 70-odd companies that exist in the industry today are developing and trying to sell AM lidar sensors, which send out pulses of light outside the visible spectrum and then track how long it takes for each of those pulses to return.
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"The analysis of numerous pulses registered in our experiments showed that the dolphins took turns in producing [sentences], and did not interrupt each other, which gives reason to believe that each of the dolphins listened to the other's pulses before producing its own," Ryabov told The Telegraph.
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Small, rain-dependent farms growing wheat, millet and pulses are the mainstay of Bundelkhand's cash-based economy.
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The paper has built-in tiny dye crystals that are activated by heat pulses within the camera.
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The neutron beam pulses on and off, creating a visible rise and fall in the detection signal.
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TMS treats conditions by delivering brief, powerful magnetic field pulses that stimulate nerve cells in the brain.
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Lidar relies on light pulses reflected off objects to gauge their position on and near the road.
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Users can compare years' of Flickr data from whole cities in minutes, thus taking their urban pulses.
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Radar works by sending out radio pulses and detecting the reflected signals that have bounced off objects.
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What set Hall's LIDAR apart was that it rotated, firing off short laser pulses as it spun.
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"People were worried that it would be scattered out of existence, all of these pulses," says Chatterjee.
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This battery-powered vibrating cock ring has a specially shaped tip that pulses for 20 minutes straight.
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The sensors were powered up every 100 microseconds with ultrasound pulses, which gave researchers real-time results.
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Add the flour and pulse until the shortbread dough just comes together, 15 to 20 pulses. 3.
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It spins 30 times a second, sending off radiation pulses with the precision of a striking clock.
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Researchers place units called interrogators along the fibers, which send out and detect short infrared laser pulses.
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Both experiments used laser pulses to measure the droplets as they traveled and evaporated in the vacuum.
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Ivanka Trump's site pulses with her famous father's influence, but not in the way you might expect.
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"We have started making efforts to popularize the cultivation of pulses, maize, vegetables and oilseeds," Bains said.
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The software analyzes these pulses to determine the approximate size, range and movement characteristics of a signal.
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These thrusters are critical to operations insofar as these thrusters, through their tiny pulses, rotate the spacecraft.
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He pulses it a few times, but not so much that the mixture turns into a paste.
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He pulses some blueberries (picked during his most recent South Haven trip) for a smoothie and continues.
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Experimenters were at a loss for how to amplify high-energy laser pulses without wrecking their amplifiers.
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It's a reminder that underneath Ms. Grande's veneer of calm and certainty pulses doubt, anxiety and heart.
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But researchers can also apply voltage pulses to the tip in order to alter the molecule's structure.
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A huge pedestrian plaza in the Guanyinqiao neighborhood pulses with lights and crowds even on weekday nights.
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But moths gradually adapted, developing the capacity to detect the pulses and respond with evasive flight maneuvers.
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The microwave pulses transform the qubits, putting them into a state of uncertainty between one and zero.
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Como el periodismo es un deporte de riesgo, voy a invitarte ahora a que pulses este link.
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"Farmers are selling below their cost, whether it is potato, tomato, onion or pulses," Mr. Gulati said.
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This study suggests that "it's actually a series of pulses throughout in the orangutan's case," she said.
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Bankers' pulses would have been particularly elevated this week, with over $70 billion of deals announced worldwide.
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The noises heard by the diplomats were erratic, while the insects make high-pitched, rapid-fire pulses.
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In a dark room, on a small desk, a screen pulses to life, and Mario begins jumping.
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Then extend your right leg and perform tiny little pulses while squeezing your booty as tightly as possible.
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All of the plane's communications and avionics equipment is encased inside a shell that blocks dangerous electromagnetic pulses.
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They treated 36 patients with YAG laser vitreolysis, which pulses a special kind of laser into the eye.
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Varys recovered — with an assist from Tyrion — but the incident left our pulses racing like few others. Why?
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Today, chirped-pulse amplification is frequently used in the frontiers of laser physics to create incredibly short pulses.
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New fiber optics networks, which send data as pulses of light along strands of glass, really are better.
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Without resting, do 20 full sumo squats and again without rest go back into pulses for 15 reps.
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The probe will also send out brief pulses of warmth that will be detected by the temperature sensors.
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As a neuron receives electrical pulses from these excitatory and inhibitory neurons, the voltage across its membrane fluctuates.
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We started with pulses already in production in the UK but grown mainly for export or livestock feed.
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Applying more powerful laser pulses (though still at a level harmless to humans) transforms the spasers into killers.
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Using high-frequency radar, the team fires pulses into the sky 500 times a second, day and night.
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Rezk tells me that with Aeva's product, it is not sending out pulses of light at various intervals.
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Indigenous pulses provide a valuable source of nutrition, particularly protein, while also enriching the soils they grow in.
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However, some images of authentic Pulses show the NFC logo to be small and black on the device.
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Also monitored were the pulses of onlookers who were closely connected by blood or friendship with the walkers.
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Other crop plantings such as pulses, sugar cane and oilseeds like soybean were also down versus last year.
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The pod has a tiny, white LED that pulses during setup, which I managed through Plume's free app.
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Outside the freezer, Slichter's team hits keys and turns knobs to bat the ion around with electric pulses.
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As the two frequencies get closer together it pulses more frequently, as they move further apart, it slows.
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In one case, which he calls a "fantastic observation," six bright pulses occur over a 15-minute period.
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When hit with electrical pulses, these lights can turn on and off, mimicking pixels on a normal screen.
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It produces low-frequency sound pulses of about 215 decibels (dB), in sequences that last about 60 seconds.
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Large pulses of runoff may also increase as tropical storms get bigger and wetter due to climate change.
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It's a lot easier to get to than it used to be, and still pulses with youthful energy.
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Sometimes it's in the arrangements, like on "Jingle Bells," which pulses with New Orleans-informed jazz and swing.
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Using a food processor, she pulses the shrimp with schmaltz, sugar, fish sauce, cornstarch, and an egg white.
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Our supplier pulses the mixture in a food processor just enough to create a spreadable, relish-style condiment.
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According to Livia's makers, the device immediately sends nerve-stimulating electric pulses through the two electrodes, and poof!
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Even on deathbeds or in mind-melting states of hallucination, everybody in "Angels" pulses with that animating spirit.
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Gentle pulses suggested he was securely cocooned in a pack of runners moving at roughly the same speed.
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The tale pulses with images of opening and entering, into the ground, into patients' bodies, in sexual union.
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J.P. A searing ballad by the tender-voiced R&B singer Gallant, "Gentleman" pulses and throbs and oozes.
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Normally bustling with business and leisure travelers, its modern, marble-floored lobby now pulses with a different energy.
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Imports of pulses, especially pigeon peas, green and black gram, are likely to rise due to lower production.
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THOR is also mobile; it can turn 360 degrees and move up and down to send pulses out.
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Portraits of civil rights heroes fill the rotunda ceiling; an illuminated sculpture pulses and glows; gospel songs play.
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There are other x-ray lasers in use, and they're in high demand by scientists, but they don't reach nearly the performance of the newest one; one in California pulses 120 times per second, while another in Japan runs at 60 pulses per second, according to a press release on Phys.org.
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Neurons do this as well, but even faster: To communicate among themselves, they use molecules called neurotransmitters that are released at synapses in response to voltage spikes, and they send ultra-rapid electrical pulses over long distances along their axons, encoding information in the pulses' pattern, to control muscle activity.
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Wireless telegraphy—also known as radio telegraphy—involves transmitting radio waves through the air in short and long pulses.
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India is the world's biggest producer of cotton and pulses and the second-biggest producer of sugar and rice.
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And the disease of paranoia, spreading into the very seams of reality until the air fairly pulses with it.
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In fact, Dayal and Wu have created a tight, smart environment that pulses with heterogeneous forms, materials, and movements.
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Astronomers have discovered magnetars in our galaxy that produce bright radio pulses, but nothing as bright as FRB 121101.
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This makes it a logistical nightmare to get the traditional food aid to them—sacks of rice and pulses.
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A steep drop in prices of crops like vegetables and pulses led to protests across the country in 2018.
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Glencore Agri is one of the world's largest suppliers of sugar, wheat and pulses such as peas and lentils.
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And even before a ball is hit in anger, the countdown to that possible showdown has set pulses racing.
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So it can keep one eye on the sky while another watches a suspicious drone with more frequent pulses.
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Ostentatious grief is tied up with a traditional belief that the dead linger long after their pulses have stopped.
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Extremely speculative stuff, to be sure, but it's an idea worth pursuing given just how weird these pulses are.
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WHEN Thomas Guerriero came knocking, pulses quickened at Oxford City, a club in the sixth tier of English football.
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In strength training, clothing becomes wearable to another level, which is fabric, tracking the electric pulses in your muscle.
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The pulses go through a beam splitter, which sends half of each pulse toward Alice and half toward Bob.
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Meanwhile Bob encodes information about the pairs of balls he cares about into his half of the laser pulses.
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A few pulses later, one quick rinse, and your blender will be squeaky clean and ready for round two!
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They use rapid pulses of more than 600 volts generated by modified muscle cells and sent through the water.
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This overall concept is similar to a pacemaker, which uses electrical pulses to prompt the beating of the heart.
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Instead of hooks or choruses, there were intensities, pulses, sung words that meandered and then dissolved into crystalline sound.
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Braithwaite's writing pulses with the fast, slick heartbeat of a YA thriller, cut through by a dry noir wit.
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At the sound of a beep, the researchers sent electrical pulses into his cortex, to measure his brain's reaction.
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Chamoiseau's narration pulses with phantasmagoric evocation of the landscape that the two men encounter on the path to confrontation.
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Nevro created a system that's 10 kilohertz, or 238,21 hertz, that delivers up to 21,2000 electrical pulses per second.
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The C22F, as it's known, is also shielded from the computer-frying electromagnetic pulses that result from atomic blasts.
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Sprinter, released in 2015, was a darker, more frayed record, built around overdriven guitars and, occasionally, distant, electronic pulses.
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The move will be extended to rice and pulses such as lentils, as well as cleaning products, Erdogan said.
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On a big screen, a dark, menacing ocean pulses on a deserted beach, murmuring in a low funereal chant.
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Through her book pulses an evident worry that tribal claims are now overpowering national ones within the United States.
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Hold for eight counts and, if you're feeling ambitious, lift the raised leg up and down in gentle pulses.
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KUTA, Indonesia — Rock music pulses from open-air nightclubs as foreign tourists shuffle from one packed bar to another.
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Designers envision using biometric data and motion effects to sync an entertainer's heartbeat with pulses sent into spectators' seats.
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Like most of the essays here, "After Peter" pulses with urgency, one piece from a life in restless motion.
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Pulsars, intensely compact types of neutron stars, emit beams of electromagnetic radiation that come across as eerily regular pulses.
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Drake used the on-off pulses of the radio signal to ''draw'' a pixelated image of a human body.
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Meals are simple affairs of leaves, grains, pulses, and bread, cooked in solar ovens and wood-fired rocket stoves.
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One project is developing software for collecting and analyzing the electrical pulses recorded from electrodes implanted in animal brains.
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Hop into the well-sculpted (but not overdone) driver's seat and the start button pulses crimson in heartbeat fashion.
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There's a towing mode, including a trailer-sway control that pulses the Silverado's brakes to help stabilize the load.
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Key to the mission was a collection of pneumatic air guns, whose barrages of pressurized air created acoustic pulses.
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To an infant blue whale, the pulses made by the ship's array would be like screams in its ear.
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Their pulses were slower and the beat-to-beat variability greater, a general indication of better-conditioned cardiac muscles.
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Their pulses were slower and the beat-to-beat variability greater, a general indication of better-conditioned cardiac muscles.
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One of them, ADMX (Axion Dark Matter eXperiment) uses specially crafted, ultrasensitive antennas to convert background axions into electromagnetic pulses.
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Though likely not produced by aliens, the new observations could tell us more about these mysterious and powerful cosmic pulses.
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Now you can: For strong stems, the 25-year-old star relies on toe circles, hot potato, pulses, and hydrants.
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The company has businesses involved in trading sugar, coffee, molasses and animal feeds, grains, pulses, shipping and also capital markets.
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Fast radio bursts are fast, enormously energetic pulses originating from galaxies far away that are currently poorly understood by scientists.
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This causes changes in the timing of pulsar pulses that can be detected in carefully designed experiments here on Earth.
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BELLA's sapphire lasing crystalPhoto: Ryan F. MandelbaumHow does one of these laser pulses differ from, say, a common laser pointer?
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Pulses are packed with a satiating combo of protein and fiber, which makes them nutritional powerhouses and hunger-squashing dynamos.
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For now, we have the power to detect brain waves and track electrical pulses within the neurons in our brains.
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It uses a sequence of laser pulses to build a 3D, 360-degree map of the environment around a vehicle.
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Using electrodes hooked to the primates' visual cortices, the researchers track the nerve pulses produced in response to the stimuli.
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Dozens of people gathered at a distribution center in Sanaa to be given flour, vegetable oil, pulses, salt and sugar.
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Patterns emerge when some pulses return faster than others, or are otherwise changed by having interacted with the unseen object.
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The electrical pulses do two things: first, it distracts the brain to prevent the pain signals from reaching the brain.
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There are even efforts to fire laser pulses into thunderclouds in hopes of drawing out lightning in a controlled manner.
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NeuroQore wants to shoot magnetic pulses into your brain to try to treat mental disorders such as anxiety and depression.
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You can almost feel the knots in people's backs or thighs dissolve as the massager delivers the rapid-fire pulses.
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FRBs are extremely energetic pulses that last only a few milliseconds and originate from seemingly random locations in the sky.
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These instruments work as laser pulses are sent from a telescope on Earth to the retroreflector array on the moon.
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The recent "Apple Heart Study", covering 420,000 patients, looked at the predictive value of the device's monitoring for irregular pulses.
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A vast and inescapable void pulses at its center, devouring all energy and matter in its path—a black hole.
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He just needed to get the samples to Argonne National Lab outside Chicago to heat them up with laser pulses.
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How it works: Electrodes send electrical pulses to the brain's visual cortex, which registers the information as patterns of light.
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In rTMS, focused magnetic pulses are applied to the brain to induce currents, activating neurons to restore normal brain activity.
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Food inflation was 0.6 percent in January (1.4 percent the previous month), again largely due to pulses and vegetable inflation.
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What we see as one short burst of a laser is actually six pulses — each one lasting about 1.5 milliseconds.
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The pulses alternate between one side of the tree trunk and the other, which experience has shown encourages water uptake.
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I used canned for convenience, but dried pulses such as beans and lentils bought in bulk are half the cost.
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Defense electronics need to survive (or at least be able to recover) from nuclear war effects like electromagnetic pulses (EMP).
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Other methods include wearing devices which emit electro-magnetic pulses which cause sharks to convulse when they get too close.
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So, one particular utility of femtosecond pulses has to do with their ability to inflict highly precise injuries to cells.
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As you get closer, you see lights shooting across the code and creating a digital mosaic that pulses with energy.
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The state of the art sensors use laser light pulses to render precise images of the environment around the car.
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Ankle weight bottom pulses Attach an ankle weight to your right leg and go down onto your hands and knees.
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More likely, the cause was a device that emitted radio frequencies or electromagnetic pulses, which entered through the victims' ears.
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There are lights in the garden, and the house pulses golden at the center of a small forest of trees.
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Legumes (also know as pulses) are a plant-based food group that includes beans of all kinds, chickpeas, and lentils.
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Dr. Strickland and Dr. Mourou developed a method of generating high-intensity, ultrashort laser pulses, known as chirped pulse amplification.
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Mr. Dudamel pushed out some effervescent, courtly pulses, though this sometimes necessitated speeding past the work's most captivating harmonic turns.
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A cochlear implant sends sound as electrical pulses to the auditory nerve; it does not come preloaded with language information.
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But plant-based foods like beans, pulses, grains and soy tend to be the most climate-friendly options of all.
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" Panicking, also releasing panic, his verse finds refuge, momentarily, at "the thinnest brink" where, "thinking on thinking, / the current pulses.
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Together these objects will generate electric pulses that create numbness in the patient, manipulating how (and whether) pain is experienced.
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The car has LIDAR sensors, which use pulses of light to detect objects and determine how far away they are.
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Percussive massagers use concentrated, rapid, and short-duration pulses to alleviate pain and can be used anywhere on the body.
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In their combination of poetic novelty and repetition, progress and paralysis, GIFs echo the complex beating of our online pulses.
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There were real quick pulses that caused the back of my board to shake, then the brake would cut out.
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India is the world's biggest producer of sugar, cotton and pulses and the second-biggest producer of wheat and rice.
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About 20 "pyroCb pulses" have occurred over Victoria and New South Wales in the past week or so, Fromm said.
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An optional torque vectoring system pulses the inside rear brake caliper in tandem with the rear differential for more stability.
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These pulses can last up to two hours and are strongest in the north direction, according to the conference abstract.
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So the heart of Big Little Lies isn't salacious gossip, but rather the lonely darkness that pulses just beneath it.
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Then, the researchers fired pulses of green laser light — each lasting only 7 picoseconds (trillionths of a second) — down the tunnel.
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Rather, the scientists are talking about larger encounters, or pulses, in which the two populations, for a time, intermingled and mated.
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"The way you can identify your species of frog is the number of pulses in their croak," he told the BBC.
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We essentially imagine that the solar system is filled with a grid of clocks that have been synchronized by light pulses.
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The original patient who required an AED had a return of pulses with CPR and paramedic and remains in critical condition.
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Alain Juppé, the front-runner in the centre-right Republican party's presidential primary, is not a politician to set pulses racing.
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Mourou and Strickland tackled another challenge for lasers, creating powerful light pulses of short duration without burning out the lasers themselves.
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The TanvasTouch technology would require its own screen that uses electromagnetic pulses to send more precise responses back to your fingertip.
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Small wonder, then, that pulses quickened on both sides of the Pacific when Donald Trump, as president-elect, questioned the policy.
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The way these pulses return varies based on different factors including distance, the object's density, thickness, shape, and its surface properties.
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Crucially, these dates match what look, from the fossil record, like two pulses of evolution in the history of the animals.
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Stylists roam about the space, offering hot tea, herbal foot soaks, and shoulder massages as Brazilian samba music pulses quietly overhead.
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Leveraging the power of the light-sensitive cells, Parker's team was able to steer the stingray using asymmetrical pulses of light.
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The device latches onto the heart using small hooks, where it delivers electrical pulses that keep the heart beating more regularly.
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Instead of drugs, they're beaming magnetic pulses deep inside a patient&aposs brain to change the way depression symptoms are perceived.
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The biggest takeaway from this study is that targeted electrical pulses can potentially help improve memory performance if they're timed correctly.
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France and Croatia's soccer teams will face off this weekend in a World Cup final that's sure to make pulses spike.
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To make DolphinView headset, Thaler used a simple LIDAR unit to create a system that pulses when an object gets closer.
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But he leaves a legacy of work that pulses like mystic energy through the secret networks of our shared popular culture.
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Twitter pulses at 6,000 or so tweets per second, whereas AppNexus alone hums at 3 million live consumer impressions per second.
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Should they listen to their political convictions, or Bertrand Pantoffles, who once wrote Labour policy on Peas, Beans, and Minor Pulses?
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With this new technology, historians could record major documents using a laser that produces extremely short and intense pulses of light.
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When these come in contact with your tongue, they send electric pulses, which stimulates your taste buds to mimic different tastes.
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There were 20 lead changes and 23 ties, waves of emotion surging through the arena and the teams like electrical pulses.
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How protected is the human brain when AirPods or other bluetooth headset transmitters provide near constant exposure to these microwave pulses?
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Besides the pop-up alert on the screen, the entire perimeter of the instrument panel pulses a warning in white light.
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There are a lot of strange scenarios in which you can imagine needing to send a secret message via laser pulses.
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The dish will also scan the skies for fast-radio bursts, short radio pulses of unknown origin that have intrigued astronomers.
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By sending a steady stream of pulses, the system collects a constant stream of precise monitoring data simply and non-invasively.
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Unlike Zimet, whose writing pulses with a nerve rare for the subject, Conkling has composed something more like a lively textbook.
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But racism pulses through the school's veins in overt and covert ways, as acutely observed in this intimate and memorable documentary.
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The echoes of multiple pulses are combined to achieve what would be observed by one pulse from a larger radar antenna.
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Then the surgeon uses pulses from a computer-controlled laser to destroy a portion of the stroma, and replaces the flap.
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Pulses of electricity delivered to the brain can help patients with Parkinson's disease, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder and possibly other conditions.
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There are five main food groups: fruits, vegetables, grains, protein foods like pulses (beans and legumes), nuts and seeds, and dairy.
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The music, supplied by the onstage DJ Supernova, pulses with life, and the cascading rhymes of the lyrics are often inspired.
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" Her work, on laser pulses that will help explore the tiny world of bacteria, "is brilliant and should speak for itself.
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This bracelet from Embr can cool you down or heat you up by sending hot and cold pulses into your wrist.
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Steady rhythmic pulses creep in almost unnoticed at first, but take hold as waves of sounds grow in density and darkness.
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Some FRBs only light up with one pulse, but scientists have also observed FRBs that emit repeated pulses of radio waves.
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But heavy rainfall in some areas has damaged summer-sown crops like cotton, soybean and pulses that are close to harvest.
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Over the past 20 years, astronomers have timed pulses from PSR J1141-6545 down to a tiny fraction of a second.
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Yet it's never been attempted with so many tattoos and piercings and stage dives while "London Calling" pulses on the soundtrack.
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Pressing the Luna go onto wrinkle-prone areas releases low-frequency pulses that are aimed to massage skin and improve elasticity.
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But heavy rainfall in some pockets has damaged summer-sown crops like cotton, soybean and pulses that are close to harvest.
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Dolphins can carry on conversations in an advanced spoken language made up of pulses and whistles, a new study has found.
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Mr. Lawrance's choreography catches the drama in the score, even finding, within the harmonies, pulses that the music seems to lack.
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Protein-rich pulses are a staple of the Indian diet, and Canada is the world's top exporter of peas and lentils.
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Dr. Mazurek and Dr. Schieber were able to rule out this possibility by seeing how short they could make the pulses.
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Two possibilities: earphones that monitor your health by pulling pulses from your ears, or earbuds that double as inexpensive hearing aids.
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The systems are pretty interesting because they form all sorts of beautiful patterns—spiral waves, hexagons, target patterns, stripes, and pulses.
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What pulses throughout the record is a sense of confidence, not despair, among even the most heart-wrenching lyrics and moments.
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To make catching its dinner easier (usually invertebrates like shrimp or crabs, and sometimes fish and rodents), it sends electric pulses through the water that, in succession, can paralyze its prey, or in just a few pulses, can cause it to flail around in the water, revealing its location through waves the eel senses with hairs on its body.
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Laser-pulses focused onto the film's upper surface cause spots of that material to detach themselves and land on a substrate below.
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These pulses could scatter off the specks of dry ice within the tunnel, generating light waves that could enter the surrounding plates.
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But they generate electric fields to detect prey in the dark, and also use pulses of electricity to communicate with each other.
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These cells are partially responsible for transforming light (visual stimulation) into a series of electrical pulses, called action potentials, in the brain.
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The first commercially produced American computer, the UNIVAC-I, famously stored data by converting electric pulses into sound waves through liquid mercury.
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The team used light pulses to activate a circuit of neutrons in the birds' brains, in a relatively new process called optogenetics.
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So something would have to be amplifying the pulses, like the way a magnifying glass focuses a beam of light on ants.
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Another scenario is that the FRB rhythm isn't tempered by another object, and is sending out the pulses directly from the source.
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Lidar uses pulses of laser light flashed from a rotating mirror on a vehicle's roof to scan the surroundings for potential obstacles.
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NSMBU Deluxe is a Mario game where you zip from level to level on a colorful world map that pulses with activity.
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Donna Summer's bionic-disco anthem, produced by Giorgio Moroder, sends the vocalist gliding through a stripped-down web of rhythmic, synthesized pulses.
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The videos can transmit synchronized pulses to a wireless sex toy that's been connected to correspond with what's happening in the video.
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Though upsetting, this news should not raise pulses, says Dr. Vinod Thourani, co-chair of the American College of Cardiology's surgeon's council.
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Local prices for oilseeds have plunged around 21.3 percent in the last six months, while pulses have dropped by nearly a third.
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Cereals grown after pulses yield 1.5 tonnes more per hectare, equivalent to adding 100 kilos of nitrogen fertilizer, the FAO report said.
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For their study, the researchers considered the possibility that these long-range pulses might be coming from a powerful alien transmitting device.
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It bounces microwave pulses from the satellite off the sea surface and measures round-trip travel time to determine sea surface height.
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It emits high-frequency, non-invasive radar pulses that can penetrate rock, soil, ice, and water to create images of the subsurface.
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Similarly, the brain can learn to interpret new types of sensory information even when it's delivered noninvasively using, for example, magnetic pulses.
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A constant laser beam on the diamonds could crack them, so Meng's method instead used short laser pulses to heat the sample.
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Scientists have realized that Earth is full of vibrations from turbines, regularly spinning fans that send low-frequency pulses through the ground.
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Argonne scientist Yue Meng helps the team heat the material with laser pulses, producing the chemical reaction that would create the material.
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This led the researchers to conclude that the pulses must be passing through an incredibly strong magnetic field in a dense plasma.
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A smooth, featureless black shade climbing up a slope, throwing pulses of neon orange and relatively softer violet at a fracturing rock.
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Maharashtra is the country's second biggest producer of cotton, sugar cane and soybeans, and top producer of onions and summer-sown pulses.
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Waymo claims the stolen information made its way into Uber's Lidar system, a sensor that uses light pulses to "see" the environment.
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THE TRIUMPH OF SEEDS: How Grains, Nuts, Kernels, Pulses and Pips Conquered the Plant Kingdom and Shaped Human History, by Thor Hanson.
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But they can also project high-voltage pulses in the water in isolated couplets rather than full volleys for a different effect.
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It sent radar pulses through the surface and polar ice caps and measured how the radio waves reflected back to Mars Express.
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Gentle pulses of light hit your roots, and after several treatments, hair is prevented from growing back for up to eight weeks.
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A brake torque vectoring system similar to the one on the Volkswagen GTI pulses all four wheels to keep Alltrack's trajectory true.
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Removal or ionization of material with femtosecond pulses has the added benefit of not impacting the cells and tissues surrounding a target.
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Zapping the deepest corners of the brain with high frequency electrical pulses has been used to treat advanced Parkinson's disease for years.
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"Throb," pulses with moans and demands that the "DJ make [her] wet," for a dance track that is sexual rather than sensual.
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Although it is a short book, "Tell Me How It Ends" pulses with such questions and answers, and is strengthened by them.
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Dr. Strickland suggested stretching out the pulses in time, amplifying them and then compressing them again to the desired level of intensity.
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Some words refuse translations — sometimes it's the joy of the word, or the energy it pulses with in the original Spanish sentence.
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There's little to no underground world-building or advanced weaponry; instead, the film pulses between perpetually overcast streets of grime and want.
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With gentle pulses from gigantic lasers, scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California transformed hydrogen into droplets of shiny liquid metal.
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"The emphasis on plant-based diets similarly has further benefits in the shifting from perishable animal products to pulses & legumes," he said.
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Devices include Cefaly, which attaches like a rhinoceros horn to the forehead and transmits electric pulses to a nerve beneath the skin.
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LIDAR, which stands for Light Detection and Ranging, uses laser pulses to build a 3D model of the environment around the car.
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The third type of noise is calling, which is how they talk to each other — it involves whistles, sonic pulses, and clicks.
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Once I fell in love with a lentil soup, and it was all I could think about when pulses came to mind.
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As the calls bounced off the walls, they echoed in a pattern similar to the irregular pulses heard on the Cuban recording.
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The ambition and excitement of the movement, and its youthful members (Bernie aside), pulses through this and most other new socialist texts.
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MARSIS has been in orbit around the Red Planet since 2003 and uses high frequency radio pulses to map Mars' subsurface geology.
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I tried a small patch that sends high-frequency electrical pulses to suppress nerve activity, a treatment that actually helped a bit.
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Abrupt soil cracking events, which scientists are starting to observe in the wintertime on Alaska's North Slope, can also release pulses of methane.
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Even so, the country also needs to import yellow peas and lentils, said Pravin Dongre, chairman of the India Pulses and Grains Association.
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What this means is that if you know the frequency of the pulses, you know objectively how much light the star puts out.
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Lasers have always been more popular, since masers have only worked in short pulses and required incredibly cold temperatures and vacuums to operate.
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The blinking lights and sound pulses are theoretically supposed to help you achieve heightened states of meditation and maybe even some lucid dreaming.
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Interestingly, the fan passion score failed to predict heart rate responses, meaning more emotionally invested fans didn't necessarily see their pulses quickened proportionally.
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Half a century ago, astronomers observed their first pulsar: a dead, distant, ludicrously dense star that emitted pulses of radiation with remarkable regularity.
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" JOSEPH THOMAS, HEAD RESEARCH, EMKAY WEALTH MANAGEMENT, MUMBAI "It is mainly prices of vegetables and pulses that have pushed the (inflation) rate higher.
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And just two pulses of the magnet in SpringTMS was enough to stop a migraine with an aura in around 40% of patients.
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I'd just found out about Olympique Lyonnais, and they had a Brazilian bloke in red Predator Pulses scoring free-kicks from 21993 yards.
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As with radar used to detect aircraft, the sensors fires harmless electromagnetic pulses at a target object, some of which are bounced back.
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The band's inside is lined with electrodes, and while they're touching my skin, they measure electrical pulses along the neurons in my arm.
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Then, they introduced their custom sequences into a population of E. coli bacteria, creating temporary pores in the cells' membranes with electric pulses.
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By firing laser pulses at the ions the researchers are able to tweak their electrical state, in turn encoding quantum information upon them.
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India produced 21 million tonnes of pulses in the 268.58/18 crop year that ended in June, nearly double from a decade ago.
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For the last nine years, astronomers have been documenting a series of weird pulses of radio waves sent from somewhere far, far away.
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The material unfolded before me seamlessly, like a wonderful animated carousel, its contrasts and tensions matching the auditory and energetic pulses within me.
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Possibly the coolest feature is that the clothing can go into Music mode, which means the clothing pulses along with any song's beats.
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Other teams of scientists have recently developed "distributed acoustic sensing," which uses laser pulses in order to detect teeny vibrations along the fiber.
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Henson believes it's more likely that Americans will see a few strong pulses of Arctic air, but interspersed with some distinct warm spells.
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And ReliefBand was showing a bracelet that claims to reduce morning sickness in pregnant women by sending "gentle pulses" into the wearer's wrist.
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Everything about a South Asian curry is great: the warming masala spices, the comforting pulses and rice, the bright turmeric and fresh ginger.
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With each impeccably selected interview excerpt, bit of Mister Rogers dialogue, and song clip, the film pulses with Rogers's singular message of kindness.
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In a retaliatory action, India increased customs duty on 29 products, including pulses and iron and steel products imported from the United States.
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The inputs to the computers are microwave pulses that manipulates the particles creating a signal that is then interpreted by the computers' operators.
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Over the last week, as a cold snap eased, reports of incoming warblers began to pick up, quickening the pulses of city birders.
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Those pulses reflected 29 sets of radar samples that created a map of drastic change in signal almost a mile below the surface.
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Losses of grains such as cereals and pulses - staples for most of the rural population - was even higher at 30 percent, he said.
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After winning the Nobel, Dr. Zewail switched gears to invent a new form of microscopy using ultrafast pulses of electrons instead of light.
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The vacuum works using LIDAR technology, in which sensors use pulses of light to detect objects and determine how far away they are.
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Data: It is possible that the convergence of three tachyon pulses could have ruptured the subspace barrier and created an anti-time reaction.
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The device was born out of pacemaker technology, which sends electrical pulses to a generator in the heart to monitor and control beats.
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Driverless cars rely on lidar, which uses laser light pulses to detect road hazards, as well as sensors such as radar and cameras.
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These slight changes are literally reflected in how the ultrasonic pulses bounce back, and the reader can derive electrophysiological voltage from those changes.
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The glass was encoded with a device called a femtosecond laser that releases extremely short pulses, allowing for a high level of detail.
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Her work with Dr. Mourou "paved the way towards the shortest and most intense laser pulses ever created by mankind," according to NobelPrize.org.
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She was awarded the honor for her innovative work on high-intensity laser pulses, and shared in the award with two male scientists.
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The two methods are quite similar, but during electroacupuncture, needles are attached to a device generating continuous electric pulses to add extra stimulation.
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In this species, as well as other drum fish named for their sounds, the males cry out in grunts and pulses during spawning.
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"The neurons are counting the number of appropriate pulses, and they're highly selective," said Gary Rose, a biologist at the University of Utah.
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As the two objects orbit each other, their immense gravity warps space surrounding them, which distorts the radiant pulses emitted by J0740+6620.
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"'Slave Old Man' is a cloudburst of a novel, swift and compressed — but every page pulses, blood-warm," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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The fear, worn on faces across the huge city, has found its form in jitters, racing pulses and, in some cases, health problems.
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The researchers apply voltage pulses and microwaves in various sequences to the qubits, changing their values according to rules set by quantum mechanics.
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If you've seen it even once, it feels like a possessive spirit that pulses through your body every time that chord change hits.
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The short pulses used by ultra-wideband are less prone to interference and noise and are less likely to overlap with one another.
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Image: NASANASA's Mars InSight lander has observed mysterious nighttime pulses that can last as long as two hours, according to a conference proceeding.
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Some evenings, The Avenue pulses with crowds enjoying dinner and drinks or perusing book and record stores, many coming from outside the neighborhood.
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The commercial introduces a new catchphrase — "higher, further, faster" — and lives up to it with a lightning-quick montage that sets pulses racing.
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And, if you want to get even more creative, Ms. Sass recommended experimenting with pulses, which refers to beans, lentils, peas and chickpeas.
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Astronomers have been baffled lately by the mysterious pulses of cosmic energy known as fast radio bursts that seem to pepper the cosmos.
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After some research, I concluded that ketamine was not only more affordable but just as effective as sending electrical pulses through my brain.
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Convection—a physical process in which heat is transferred due to the mass movement of molecules—creates pulses, winds, and energy shifts on stars.
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This supernova exploded long ago, but the heart of the dead neutron star still beats, issuing pulses of energy 333,500 light-years from Earth.
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BELLA and other high-power lasers employ the technique developed by Strickland and Mourou, called chirped pulse amplification, to create their incredible laser pulses.
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And while they've welcomed the Obamas and dignitaries of many backgrounds into their home, the family itself pulses with pure, lily white British blood.
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Waymo in February sued Uber, alleging theft of its proprietary information on Lidar, which uses light pulses reflected off objects to gauge their position.
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Pacemakers and implantable defibrillators are small devices placed in the chest that use electronic pulses to control abnormal heart rhythms in patients with arrhythmias.
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A few other quality-of-life wins with the design include its LED-backlit power button that gently pulses to alert you to notifications.
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Depending on what's happening in the video, the toys will simulate the action with pulses — removing the need to perform your own manual labor.
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Pressures in food inflation also remain narrowly concentrated - mainly in pulses and the high frequency data does suggest some relief on that count also.
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We have microphones built into both earbuds that "listen" for sonic pulses, which can then adjust your audio to match your ears' unique architecture.
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Mzee's toe wiggle was the result of months of physical training and a device that delivers pulses of electrical stimulation to Mzee's spinal cord.
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Founded in 2012, Hodmedod's main aim is to source and supply beans, grains, and pulses while supporting and developing local and sustainable food systems.
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The external laser pulses stimulated the spasers to produce plasmons that heated the water surrounding them in a cell to well over 100°C.
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I wanted him to prescribe stronger medication, an aggressive treatment of electronic pulses, lopping off the top third of my head—anything but nothing.
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The Uber car, a modified Volvo XC90, was equipped with cameras, radar and LIDAR (a variant of radar that uses invisible pulses of light).
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The ICESat-2 generates a laser light that gets split into six beams, each of which sends 10,000 pulses down to Earth per second.
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But interest in the wider and more exciting uses of pulses is growing, from Middle Eastern cuisine to pulse flours and roasted pulse snacks.
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SONA is the new wave of clitoral massagers that uses sonic waves and pulses to stimulate parts that can't be reached from outside vibrations.
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Burt Reynolds, whose studliness, swagger and snappy patter have helped set TV and movie fans' pulses racing for nearly half a century, has died.
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Cruising well above the trees, the pilots combed the area, pointing three lasers at the ground that fired 300,000 pulses of light per second.
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Digital radio waves communicate information by sending pulses of electromagnetic waves as a string of ones and zeroes, representing on and off electrical signals.
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Under the program a family of six receives wheat grain, pulses, vegetable oil, salt and sugar provided by the WFP through a local supplier.
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Farmers in Canada, Australia and Russia that rely on Indian demand are expected to intensify their cutbacks in pulses cultivation, while seeking other markets.
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The company's wider portfolio includes businesses involved in trading coffee, molasses and animal feeds, grains, pulses, shipping and capital markets as well as sugar.
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This sort of research on directed energy could find important use in other directed-energy systems, such as explosives or high-intensity laser pulses.
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Topping off the features is a line of LED lights, which changes colors on command and sometimes pulses in tune with Young's heart rate.
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This album clangs, pulses and shrieks with an intensity and industrial quality that was nowhere near 2015's Lustmore or 2013 debut album Nostalchic.
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Lidar is technology that draws a sort of picture of an environment by sending out laser pulses that determine the distances of various objects.
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But mostly, you hear dirty talk delivered with a mostly-but-not-totally straight face, slipped atop digital pulses aimed straight at the body.
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Using an SAR device, users can create high-resolution images using radio pulses, which enables a much higher level of detail in surveillance use.
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The performance suddenly pulses with life, and Act II is more successful at sustaining it, beginning with God's creepy-funny Catskills-style comedy routine.
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I mean, in particular, that kind of chemical reaction whereby X meets Y, and the room suddenly pulses with a premonition of violent explosion.
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For example, the team discovered that one rapidly rotating star regularly sheds mass in tune with how it pulses (gets brighter and dimmer again).
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By using pulses of several wavelengths, a radar that flew on the shuttle in the 1990s provided a more detailed picture of terrain below.
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Short-wavelength pulses would bounce off the top of trees, for example, while longer wavelength radar would map out the terrain of the ground.
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Then the team tapped the qubits with a series of microwave radio pulses, which nudged the qubits from a simple state into more complexity.
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If the timing between pulses is off by just a fraction of a second, the neurons don't fire and the counting process breaks down.
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Mr. Perich's interest in pulses and repetition comes from the early Minimalists — but he has also absorbed their advice about the need for change.
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By contrast, at the end of the three-minute transmission of the Arecibo message, its initial pulses had already reached the orbit of Mars.
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Those grainy signals of Jesse Owens, and later of Howdy Doody and the McCarthy hearings, have ventured farther into space than the Arecibo pulses.
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Inside crates are dedicated to everything from sauces to dried fruits, pulses to vegetables and a fine selection of vegan and non-vegan biscuits.
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There's even a copper-foil lined cardboard case for the unit — perfect for the paranoid who are worried about EM pulses scrambling their electronics.
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Fast radio bursts (FRBs)—mysterious pulses of radio light that have yet to be explained—may be emitted during this process of magnetar formation.
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"We would like to see consistency and transparency in market access," Marit told reporters on the sidelines of the Pulses Conclave, an industry conference.
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In the 2016/17 fiscal year, Canada shipped a record 2.4 million tonnes of pulses but last year Canadian imports dropped to 121,861 tonnes.
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Like Flannery O'Connor, Means senses that beneath every act of violence there pulses a vein of grace, a redemptive potential yearning to be tapped.
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"Nine Pints" is a superb tour of what is already known about the wondrous liquid that pulses through each body, and what still awaits discovery.
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" VANDANA BHARTI, ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT, SMC GLOBAL SECURITIES LTD, NEW DELHI "This year's rainfall is crucial in bringing down prices of some commodities like pulses.
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Lidar, which stands for Light Detection and Ranging, shoots out light pulses that are reflected off objects, allowing self-driving cars to "see" their environment.
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The company's wider portfolio includes businesses involved in trading coffee, molasses and animal feeds, pulses, shipping and capital markets as well as sugar and grains.
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He takes a Vitamix and pulses basil, parsley, and mint leaves; breadcrumbs; two cloves of garlic; and about five ice cubes until they're chopped finely.
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It led to the creation of high-power tabletop laser pulses, and it's even used in laser corrective eye surgery, according to the Nobel release.
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The lidar system attaches to a mast on a rover and pulses fluorescent light into airborne dust, keeping a safe distance of several hundred meters.
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Others produce pulses of light to illuminate their targets—in which case, from the prey's point of view, having an invisibility cloak has obvious advantages.
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CTRL Labs created a wristband that measures electrical pulses from the brain to the neurons in a person's arm, allowing them to control a computer.
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Amplified weather pattern will bring pulses of well above average temperatures (>20°C departures) to the #Arctic once again, especially near Alaska and northwestern Canada.
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Goud grows pulses, soybeans, maize and vegetables on his farm and said he is no longer dependent on one yield to survive the entire year.
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Strickland discovered a way to make high-intensity laser pulses, which eventually led to the techniques now used in corrective eye surgery and medical imaging.
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This oxide (commonly of tantalum or hafnium) changes its state of electrical resistance in response to pulses of charge passed through it by the electrodes.
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"I have made a mistake by cultivating pulses and oilseeds," said Satish Patil, a farmer who had produced pigeon peas on his 25 acres land.
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Affectionately, Khloé added a GIF in the corner of a beating red heart, which transformed into the words "I love you" after a few pulses.
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DBS generators delivered timed stimulation pulses that can successfully treat Parkinson's disease, tremors and dystonia, a disease characterized by uncontrollable and often painful muscle spasms.
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"I'm not sure if they can really do the same in live action because the animation itself just kind of pulses with energy," Napier said.
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a neuroscience tool that sends pulses of magnetic radiation to temporarily "turn on" or "turn off" a person's neural circuits.
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"Heart" pulses through minor-key yearning for three-and-a-half minutes and then cuts into an entirely new tune, underpinned by a double bass.
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The researchers at the University of Colorado and the University of Alaska used radio-echo sounding to transmit and receive electrical pulses on the glacier.
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If it wants to focus its attention on one bit of the scene, it simply keeps pumping out pulses of light at the appropriate wavelength.
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Lidar systems use lasers to send out pulses of light just outside the visible spectrum and time how long it takes each pulse to return.
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The project only involved sending and receiving a series of short pulses to test the fidelity of using the moon as a communications relay device.
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Irritation pulses through Oh No: you can hear them in the album's dizzying rhythms, in the synths that slowly warp and curdle around Lanza's voice.
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Treehugger lets you do exactly what its name suggests: wrap your arms around a massive, psychedelic tree that pulses with spectral energy in virtual reality.
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The FDA-approved, drug-free device works by stimulating nerves in the upper calf, which carry neural pulses to the brain to activate endogenous opioids.
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It sends just the right electric pulses through the Super AMOLED screen to render those three little words that have launched ships and vanquished curses.
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When an eel is submerged, the power of its electrical pulses is distributed throughout the water, freezing its target into state of shock, he said.
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The lasers sent out pulses of infrared light, which hit the ground then bounced back toward the aircraft, where they were recorded by the scanner.
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"The weasel heart beats at up to 400 pulses per minute," said Mark Linnell, a faculty research assistant who studies mustelids at Oregon State University.
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The music pulses with searing power, frenetic breathlessness and an astringent harmonic language spiked with thick, piercing chords, though pensive, dreamy episodes provide welcome relief.
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Investigators at the Berenson-Allen Center there were studying transcranial magnetic stimulation, or T.M.S., a noninvasive procedure that applies magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain.
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During an intense movie, if you squirm in your seat, jump with fear, or tense your muscles, you generate pulses of isoprene in the air.
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But while Mr. Bradshaw's writing pulses with a rushing sense of the primal, "'Daddy'" always seems to be annotating rather than expressing its characters' impulses.
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That's what entering these essays feels like — to flow along with the pulses of Rich's intelligence, to be enveloped by her capacious heart and mind.
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The plane was about 2,000 feet above the jungle canopy, and for every second they flew the lidar sent about half a million laser pulses.
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San Saba is a quiet part of town, but Saba Caffè e Cucina (Via di S. Saba, 268; 063-206-26839-25056) pulses with life.
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The devices are also teaching us what happens when blood flows continuously through the body rather than in pulses with every beat of the heart.
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J.C. Public Service Broadcasting, an English duo, samples film dialogue and constructs surging instrumental tracks around it: full-bodied rock, dance-music pulses, funk grooves.
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A developer can fire its laser pulses at 900 or 1,550 nanometers (or anywhere in between), and make its receivers out of silicon or ingaas.
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The monsoon rains have covered almost the entire country, and expected to quicken the planting of summer crops such as rice, soybeans, cotton and pulses.
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The sound was likened to "buzzing, grinding metal, piercing squeals, and humming" and lasted anywhere from 10-second pulses to more than 30 minutes long.
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As a recent retrospective at Tate Modern demonstrates, even fitted with decades-old circuitry, Nam June Paik's work still pulses with energy, breakneck and experimental.
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As Canada's pulses imports to India drop, Ottawa is trying to step up exports to China, Vietnam, Bangladesh and the United Arab Emirates, Marit said.
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The devices are also teaching us what happens when blood flows continuously through the body rather than in pulses with every beat of the heart.
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Two different research teams will listen to 1.5 billion channels of radio frequency and look for laser pulses in an effort to find intelligent life.
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Once you realize that Underground is telling the story of a heist meant to save lives, an extra jolt of electricity pulses through every scene.
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These pulses are essentially commands translated into binary code (or perhaps Morse code), which the robo-fish can read despite the background vibrations of the ocean.
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Click here to view original GIFThe researchers imaged each of these steps by controlling them with light pulses, according to the paper published today in Nature.
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They were looking for extremely bright pulses from the pulsar, which is a neutron star only a few kilometers across but more massive than our sun.
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Waymo claims its trade secrets made their way into Uber's Lidar technology, which bounces light pulses off objects so self-driving cars can "see" the road.
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Related: Watch a Czech Planetarium Transform into a Mythic Light Show Enter an Interactive Galaxy in a Renovated Crypt Projection Mapped Cube Pulses with Digital Life
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For each round of the experiment, ALPHA scientists shot 500 antihydrogen atoms with laser pulses, causing the atoms' electrons to jump into a higher energy state.
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But we didn't really quicken our pulses until the final minute, when the main characters on both sides seemed headed for the worst kind of confrontation.
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Then the beat picked up and shortly had the headset seamlessly switching between short, heavy pulses, and long, rolling vibrations, before breaking into all out calamity.
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The method gave researchers access to powerful laser pulses that could sit on a tabletop, and made high-power laser-pulse tools like BELLA more feasible.
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Like the muscle fibers in, say, your bicep, the tissues could contract and generate forces in response to things like electrical pulses and shots of chemicals.
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Eating protein with each meal is another good strategy since protein-rich foods, like chicken, fish, eggs, and pulses (beans and legumes), also help manage hunger.
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By every measure, these cells are much too young to be called heart cells and lack the key machinery that turns calcium pulses into contractile force.
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Also, the government has set higher support prices for wheat and pulses to help a rural sector hit hard in recent years by low food prices.
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Muscles in the genital regions swell and contract, then release in a series of orgasmic pulses; post-orgasm, the body begins to cool down and relax.
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By replacing some of the animal protein in our diets with vegetable protein from pulses, the world's growing food requirements could much more easily be met.
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Sure enough, the eels leapt up as the plate entered the water, bending their necks to maintain contact with it as they released high-voltage pulses.
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Farmers in Canada, India's biggest supplier of pulses, have slashed lentil cultivation by 14.5 percent and peas by 12 percent in 2018, according to Statistics Canada.
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But instead of creating laser pulses by accelerating electrons down copper pipe, it will push them through niobium metal cavities held at minus 456 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Quantum calculations apply gates to these dice—pulses of energy that further influence the position of the weight inside the dice and change what you'll roll.
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In the short video directed by online actor and producer Simone Shepherd, the camera pans across several frozen scenes as a heartbeat pulses in the background.
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Using infrared laser pulses that bounce off objects and return to the sensor, lidar can detect static and moving objects in considerable detail, day or night.
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"The collusion by these companies led to higher prices of pulses," one of the government sources said, adding that the CCI's inquiry started three months ago.
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The investigation will also assess whether the companies have continued their alleged collusion even after the prices of pulses stabilized in recent years, the source said.
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Students at Munich Business School designed kronjuwelen — or "crown jewels" — underwear, which is woven with silver wire; something they believe can block electro-magnetic radiation pulses.
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The way in which the two sets of pulses interfere with each other reflects differences in the way the phase of each pulse has been shifted.
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This includes picking up movement in the rock at seismic stations around the world, as well as acoustic pulses the blast sends up into the air.
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"I was just checking someone's pulses in their feet, and I remember that day feeling really sweaty, and just kind of huffing and puffing," she says.
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Using a technology known as lidar, they shot pulses of light at the ground from lasers mounted on helicopters, which revealed subtle gradations in the landscape.
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Brown and wild rice stays fresh at least six months; dried and canned pulses made of beans, lentils or split peas last at least a year.
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When you face the queen medusas in the water transfixed by their pale rosy pulses their accusatory look of afterlife—know that you are facing me.
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Indian grains production reached an all-time high of 273.38 million tonnes in the latest crop year, on record output of rice, wheat, oilseeds and pulses.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — This city pulses with an energy that compels a bus driver to fill the silence with song as he sits idly in traffic.
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Previous studies have suggested that mass extinctions may occur with regularity, and some researchers have linked this perceived periodicity to pulses of comet or asteroid strikes.
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Every thought, hence all intelligence, was the result of cascades of pulses rippling through networks of semi-autonomous agents, the neurons, each connected to countless others.
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So Cruz's top priority will be to make the sale to Iowans — specifically to the traditional conservative and evangelical base whose pulses he's spent years taking.
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Nuclear weapons have five means of causing destruction: light radiation, blast waves, early-stage nuclear radiation, nuclear electro-magnetic pulses and radioactive pollution, the article explained.
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This question can be posed of a new, tiny stingray-inspired robot that is able to follow pulses of light to swim through an obstacle course.
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A similar frenzy pulses through the breakout agony anthem "Michael in the Bathroom," in which Mr. Salazar's character barricades himself into teary solitude at a party.
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Jones called the ridges "a smoking gun" proving that such pulses happen, but unfortunately, the ridges do not go back to the time of the PETM.
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The film pulses to a steady percussive soundtrack by Julia Bloop and Gabriel Guma, which evolves into a dreamier rhythm before fading into industrial-like noise.
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Even in its repurposed sections, this book pulses with life, yet that particular defense of O'Neill feels of another time: a genuflection before the great artist.
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That has delayed grain and oilseed shipment on key global routes, with cargoes carrying pulses from Canada to India running at least 15 days behind schedule.
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Fortuitously, the white dwarf's companion emits precisely timed pulses of light—thus, the term pulsar—which is what makes these objects useful cosmic clocks in space.
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A critical component of self-driving systems, lidar sensors use laser light pulses to measure distances and render precise images of the environment around the car.
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Their device, via headphones and electrodes placed on the person's neck and head, sends out bursts of sounds and mild electrical pulses that alternate with one another.
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In response, the other side of the wave—a trough—slid deep into the eastern United States, bringing pulses of dense, cold Arctic air south with it.
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Astronomers have now detected over 150 "high-energy pulses" from FRB 121102, which was discovered in 2012 and identified last year as coming from a dwarf galaxy.
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The procedure is noninvasive and doesn't require anesthesia, and the pulses are delivered via an electromagnetic device or coil that is placed or worn on the head.
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Donna Strickland, a Canadian physicist, was awarded last year's prize jointly with Gérard Mourou, from France, for their work on generating high-intensity, ultra-short optical pulses.
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Scientists still don't know what causes these deep space pulses, but locating the galaxy that spawned one brings us closer to figuring out where they come from.
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India is self-sufficient in rice and wheat, but a drought would increases imports of pulses and edible oils, such as palm oil, soyoil and sunflower oil.
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In much the same way that self-driving cars "see" their surroundings, TerraSentia navigates a field by sending out thousands of laser pulses to scan its environment.
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In the recent experiment, researchers studied how the plant was responding to movement of the trigger hairs, and determined that it was counting electrical pulses from them.
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Developed by researchers at Southampton University in the UK, the technique uses femtosecond laser pulses to write data in the 3D structure of quartz at the nanoscale.
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The one at the link claims to be more mild than a typical TMS, shooting out one pulse at a time instead of continuous stream of pulses.
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Humanitarians are already short of cooking oil to distribute to hungry Ethiopians, with pulses and cereals likely to run out in the next few months, OCHA added.
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In a nutshell, the system turns pH changes into code, using pulses of an acid (vinegar) and a base (household glass clear) to create zeros and ones.
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India has raised the import tax on some pulses to as high as 50 percent and fixed quotas for others like yellow peas, green gram and chickpeas.
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At METI's optical SETI observatory in Panama, we've already monitored thousands of stars for brief laser pulses, which would indicate advanced civilizations sending intentional messages our direction.
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Despite making some sporty models—Renault even runs a Formula 1 team—the group lacks a brand such as VW's Porsche to set car-buyers' pulses racing.
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Perhaps it'll turn out that there are many different celestial phenomena—from the furious quakes of giant cosmic magnets to colliding stars—behind these elusive energy pulses.
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In the 1950s, Robert Gabriel Heath delivered electrical pulses to the septal region of his patients' brains to induce a rush of pleasure and subdue violent behaviors.
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The HTC Vive uses a complex array of infrared pulses from its two base stations and infrared lasers spewing from the headset and controllers to track movement.
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When the music takes over me and my body shakes, I am filled with a sense of pride, and the spirit of my ancestors pulses through me.
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Traditional reflective sails generate momentum as photons bounce off their large surface areas (photons could originate from a star such as the Sun, or from laser pulses).
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There's even an interval mode, in which the Fitbit pulses on your wrist to tell you when to stop and start an activity; I really liked this.
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Prices of food staples like wheat, meat, pulses, onions, sugar, beans and potatoes, saw double-digit increases, with overall food and non-alcoholic beverage prices rising 7.9%.
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"I had taken crop insurance for pulses last year, but didn't get compensation despite losing an entire crop," said Mate, a farmer from Sillod, northeast of Aurangabad.
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To capture the molecules in so infinitesimal a moment, Dr. Zewail took advantage of advances in lasers that could fire ultrashort pulses, using them as strobe lights.
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WiessingerCanadian scientists have detected 21.5 new fast radio bursts, those mysterious, split-second, high-energy pulses that reach us from unknown origins billions of light-years away.
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Power Games remains one of the purest and most vital expressions of the NWOBHM era: a lo-fi joy that pulses with adolescent fury and demented gnash.
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It wasn't that — there was a prehistory, 20 or so years earlier — but in between the two pulses had come the Great Migration and the Great War.
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Whether you catch the art-historical reference or not, Morell's creative versatility make these images accessible to all, and his love and dedication for Lisa pulses throughout.
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By measuring the electrical pulses in the muscles, the artificial intelligence inside the device is able to interpret what the brain wants to do and act accordingly.
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Specifically, the planes will be searching for "nano flares" — relatively small pulses of energy that are hard to spot but might explain the superheating of the corona.
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He has found that music can stimulate brain waves associated with arousal and alertness, and can alter the synchronization of powerful brain pulses associated with muscular activity.
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The first nationally known Spiritualists, Leah, Kate and Maggie Fox of Hydesville, N.Y., explicitly compared their interactions with the dead to electric pulses sent along a wire.
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While fruit and vegetable prices may come down as these crops have short cultivation cycles, the rise in prices of pulses may stay on for more time.
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"Gasoline" pulses and scintillates with defiant chaos, as Halsey builds a shrine for all the flaws in her code and laughs as it burns to the ground.
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To find the fault off Monterey Bay, Lindsey's team spent four days in 2018 sending light pulses down the fiber, the same way it would transmit data.
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The magic that pulses in a book can disintegrate when these same words are interpreted by a performer who isn't, as it were, on the same page.
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It might also be because aluminium's market narrative of Chinese over-production, high stocks and stuttering demand growth is hardly the stuff to set investors' pulses racing.
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Startled critics in France have noted the intensity — an unusual quality in the tame, static world of well-behaved contemporary French cinema — that pulses through his work.
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Scientists don't yet have an explanation for the pulses but hope to use these measurements to understand the differences between the magnetic fields of Earth and Mars.
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Donna Strickland, a Canadian physicist, was awarded the 2018 prize jointly with Gérard Mourou, from France, for their work on generating high-intensity, ultra-short optical pulses.
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India then raised import taxes on some pulses to as high as 50% and introduced import quotas for others such as yellow peas, green gram and chickpeas.
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Uber says it began developing its own lidar in early 2015 and that it uses two lenses for transmitting laser pulses and two more for receiving them.
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It's pure euphoria, both onstage and in front of it, one which pulses like electricity long after the crowd has started to shuffle off and head home.
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