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The 225th Amendment, of course, was quickly put to use.
It was already being put to use during the preview.
SWAT teams and crisis negotiators have been put to use.
Increasingly, robots are being put to use in mental health.
Brilliant concept; should have been put to use last month, though.
Plus, he's got a brand new brain to put to use!
We need more donations, every penny will be put to use.
"All the Riksbank's tools can be put to use," it said.
The fundamentals are familiar, they're just put to use in different ways.
But Angle thinks it could be put to use by more devices.
Every single part of the animal is eaten or put to use.
Facebook Messenger has a whole People tab that's hardly put to use.
The lessons from Greenlight are being put to use in other places.
Surveillance concerns Drones have also been put to use during the outbreak.
She did receive some packing tape, which she immediately put to use.
The company's previous humanoid models have been put to use in businesses.
Here are some networking tips to put to use when you feel intimidated.
If that goes well, it may be put to use around the world.
Others just admired the feat of engineering, which Anu quickly put to use.
The unused affordable housing funds had since been put to use, she said.
And then their own bones were put to use and honed into tools.
It's not the metric that's unique; it's how it's being put to use.
There are a lot of steps before this method can be put to use.
This is an area where Google's artificial intelligence prowess is being put to use.
The same concept can certainly be put to use in whatever is to come.
Here, the different cameras are being put to use to offer different focal points.
But one thing we know is that the money is being put to use.
Meanwhile, the sums earmarked for Hinkley could be put to use in better ways.
Although that, likewise, will require technical advancements before it can be put to use.
This same array could be put to use scrubbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
The experts give interviews, and the latest tools of immediacy are put to use.
Delevingne posted another close-up picture of the funny outfit being put to use.
Or it can be put to use making a homemade version of Jell-O.
Bran is the ultimate weapon against secret plots, assuming he can be put to use.
As companies, the tools exist to do more, so let's see them put to use.
Abe said 67 percent of that had already been put to use in various projects.
Many of those weapons have since been put to use in the war in Yemen.
Much also depends on the local testing capabilities wherever those tests are put to use.
Since then, the Trump trademarks have remained on the books but not put to use.
The pizza oven is put to use for whole-roasted porgy with onions and olives.
I like the idea of creating something that is going to be put to use immediately.
But this small array of abilities are put to use in a large variety of ways.
For now the data being collated nationally are being put to use in two main ways.
"The existing techniques were just way too expensive to put to use like that," Nolan said.
That training could be put to use in a book about her experiences working for Trump.
After watching it it put to use, it's clear that this toy was worth every penny.
The rest of the recycled material will get put to use in making other Loop products.
Smaller countries tend to have less bureaucracy, so aid can be put to use more quickly.
In 2015, NASA technology that senses heartbeats with microwaves was put to use in the field.
This is, far and away, the quietest, albeit most powerful blender I've ever put to use.
Many of those deaths could be avoided — if existing technologies would just be put to use.
Scott Walker built a GOP ground game that Johnson can put to use again in 2016.
Even that wall has been put to use, stacked three high with niches for cremated remains.
This is the kind of package Wi-Fi 6 needs to actually be put to use.
The Taliban have also put to use captured American military equipment such as armored Humvee trucks.
The fair organizers must have had a lucrative weekend; every inch of space was put to use.
The hobby was put to use by political cartoonists to illustrate his competitive nature as a politician.
Unless of course those sleek navy ships in Djibouti are ever put to use collecting overdue debts.
Dish already possesses a large heap of valuable spectrum that it has not (yet) put to use.
Rather, they've been planning for it and know exactly how it can best be put to use.
Now the money is being put to use via a scholarship for the 2019-83 school year.
This isn't the only time the Alexa device has been put to use for medical purposes, however.
Current plans call for the aerostats to be put to use in Mali around 2019 or 2020.
So this really was the first time that this particular unit was put to use, that morning.
And at BD, what they learn developing Spot can be put to use on another robotic system.
But the metaphors that came so quickly to hand could again be tamed and put to use.
The donated candy arrives in enormous quantities, but it all gets put to use, Ms. Blashek said.
The new bathrooms on the upper level of the 86th Street station were quickly put to use.
" According to Corcoran, the book "is chock full of smart nuggets you will put to use right away!
But even in cities most items that would now be considered rubbish were collected and put to use.
In practice, TrueNorth has been put to use in over 40 institutions, including both universities and government agencies.
So it is put to use as animal-feed or compost, or simply thrown away in a landfill.
"The floating nuclear power plants will typically be put to use near coastlines and shallow water," Haverkamp said.
Soon, that technology will be put to use to help point people to other content they like, too.
But there is one way the data can be put to use outside of individual enthusiasts' computers: crowdsourcing.
And it seems like their best strategy is already being put to use in this video: taking shifts.
Legend even has it that there are no locks or light switches—they'd never be put to use.
Second, repatriated profits not collected by the Internal Revenue Service could be put to use in the economy.
These tools have been put to use before in other consumer-facing web projects from Microsoft, like CelebsLike.
Patriots, vets, their family members — anybody, really, glad to see their corpses put to use protecting the living.
Icon's latest 3D printer, the Vulcan ll, is available for purchase and is already being put to use.
In the Slovenian highlands, he considers sinkholes, and the gruesome ways they have sometimes been put to use.
It required that 6.2 million tons of methane produced from coal mining be put to use by 2015.
Dinner parties are a regular event in their new home, and all three refrigerators are put to use.
Out in the real world, machine learning is being put to use improving farming and widening access to healthcare.
The drones were reportedly only unveiled that morning before being put to use, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
The logo is supposed to be put to use in the "coming weeks" within Facebook products and marketing materials.
Many university meal plans can feel like a burden — something that is required, yet rarely gets put to use.
Not all patented technologies are put to use — indeed, the filing mentions headphone jacks, which Apple has phased out.
The improvement in file organization, dragging, and dropping is best put to use on the iPad, which we've demonstrated below.
We're not entirely sure what they're even picking, but we're happy that they've found so much to put to use.
Instead, it wants to put to use capital as a lever to power particular firms that could extend its reach.
In a burgeoning field called quantum technology, quantum-mechanical effects once deemed merely odd are now being put to use.
One would think that after such an accomplishment the vehicle would be put to use as soon as humanly possible.
Sports is one of the domains where technology is being put to use in the most effective and aggressive way.
Landon Downs, a co-founder of 1Qbit, says that can lead to solutions which can already be put to use.
The assumption is that self-driving cars, when fully ready, will be initially put to use as for-hire vehicles.
They're very graphic, with all body parts named, every orifice put to use, and lots of juddering, shuddering, shimmering rapture.
In the White House, just like the boardroom, those skills can be put to use on behalf of the nation.
Shishani's battlefield prowess was highly romanticized, and his skills were evidently put to use in Tbilisi's 2008 conflict with Russia.
Still, facial recognition tech is being put to use at an astounding rate, on both the national and city level.
He also cautioned against stockpiling essential products like sanitizers and face masks that could be put to use right now.
And a solution occurred to me, one that I had actually discovered last year, but had never put to use myself.
Once the reader sends in their notes, they have no control over whether or how that advice is put to use.
As Clark dropped, he sidestepped to the right, moving into cleaner air, where the rotors' power can be put to use.
The animals are completely consumed or otherwise put to use by the local population, except for the tails, ears, and trunk.
The depth detecting front-facing cameras are also being put to use for things like image scanning and, yes, 3D selfies.
This expansion in data comes as investors are demanding more granular insights into how their money is being put to use.
Although the NDRC grants approval for quotas, the Commerce Ministry determines how much of a quota can be put to use.
Then Julia Child, who was a wonderful writer and perhaps would put to use her other skills — culinary, conversational — as well.
Fischer feels that these health experts could be better put to use trying to halt the domestic spread of the virus.
But, of course, paying more today means that those resources cannot be put to use for food, shelter and other goods.
It's a tactic China has certainly put to use before in dealing with other countries with which it's had trade disputes.
But as land costs soar and public spaces vanish, these areas are being put to use by planners and city authorities.
The boys themselves, freshly bored, imagine the other domestic arenas where their riotous skills might be best put to use. Dinner?
"This event provided a model for how social forces could be put to use to respond to a big crisis," she says.
"We now need to know what YOUR thoughts are on this BEFORE the design is actually put to use," the post insisted.
After the vans are built, we trial them, and eventually they are sent to a service area to be put to use.
The Olympic Stadium has been put to use as the home of West Ham United, attracting criticism from fans along the way.
More often, S2 is put to use constructing narratives to justify that inheritance, in service of identity formation and reinforcement, not Truth.
"He's got a big bank account now that he can put to use without the constraints that he had," Mr. Knell said.
Meanwhile, the second screen is also put to use by displaying the in-game map at all times, making exploration a little easier.
Twitter should be looking into the issue more closely, even if for now the apparent bot army isn't being put to use yet.
It bought the startup LuxVue in 2014, and there have been many subsequent reports on how the purchase might be put to use.
Banks have long complained that the rule is too blunt, forcing them to tie up capital that could be put to use elsewhere.
"Perceptions are malleable and these psychological tools widely used in commerce can be put to use in medical decision making, too," Oussedik said.
With those containers increasingly being put to use for houses and offices, there's a need to move them more easily, Mr. Simpson explained.
It was first put to use in 1973, when Spiro T. Agnew resigned as vice president and was succeeded by Gerald R. Ford.
Japan also has a long-established problem of gold smuggling in which the forged brands could be put to use, refinery executives said.
The tech could be put to use to make it so surgeons can operate the threads from a safe distance — or even remotely.
The company's YuMi robot, a two-armed headless device designed to work with people, will be put to use on the factory floor.
Since women were still not allowed to fly combat missions, their flying skills could be put to use in that type of exercise.
Black Iris Music co-founder Justin Bailey thought those nuggets of metal history would be best put to use as a multimedia gallery exhibit.
DeepMind's algorithms have, for instance, been put to use in Google's data centres, where they have developed ways to cut energy use by 40%.
Black Iris Music co-founder Justin Bailey thought those nuggets of metal history would be best put to use as a multimedia gallery exhibit.
Dongles that cost roughly $1,000 can be put to use by smashing the driver side window and plugging it into the ODB-II port.
But today, with oil prices stabilized and President Trump in office, these pipes—meant for Keystone XL pipeline—may soon be put to use.
They are entirely hand-dug: mined for chalk and flint for centuries, and put to use for almost anything requiring a cool, dark place.
It knew enough about medical diagnoses and literature to beat "Jeopardy!" champions at their game, and has been put to use in cancer wards.
"All machines must be certified by the US Election Assistance Commission and then our office before being put to use in Elections," Taylor said.
"We'd found a polymer that did the job," says Alexander, who then began to wonder how else this discovery could be put to use.
We're going to keep looking at what are the specific aspects that we can put to use right now to make things work better.
But the idea of this technology being put to use by traders in a high-stress environment is still relatively novel, according to Celiano.
At Toyota and Honda factories they saw union-management teams exchanging information, airing grievances and suggesting efficiencies — tactics later put to use in Detroit.
Should this latter trend successfully be reversed, the air pollution challenge would worsen faster, unless radically new approaches and technologies were put to use.
But that kind of confrontation is where Glover excels, and a skill he put to use with writers like his brother Stephen on Atlanta.
We provide promising and talented young women and men with skills and resources that they put to use in their communities as mediators and entrepreneurs.
There's a lot of tools we already have in this law that we haven't yet fully put to use and to keep pushing that forward.
But changes in Florida's environmental laws had Disney executives worried that the state would reclaim some of their property unless it was put to use.
Chrome OS is relatively new to tablets, and it has mainly been put to use in classrooms where it's dominated US sales in recent years.
I imagine there are some fascinating ways that could be put to use, but mostly I think it's a difficult thing to truly do well.
As the theory's more straightforward predictions were put to use, for instance in electronics, quantum mechanics gained a reputation for being counterintuitive, even downright spooky.
Her space is filled with furniture and tools that vintage decor enthusiasts would die for—except here, the antiques are actually being put to use.
Other people are simply to be put to use as suppliers of admiration or as victims to be crushed as part of some dominance display.
At 13 feet wide and 12,000 pounds each, 797 tires are a burden to dispose of — so they're put to use wherever they can be.
Life doesn't present us with many opportunities to put to use the facts that we know for no other reason than that we know them.
Created for caregivers who cannot produce milk, they've sometimes been put to use in the same way Jason Giambi once turned to human growth hormone.
All that extra money from the Fed and the ECB was put to use, making the recession slightly less awful than it could have been.
The business owner will also receive a daily email recap of everything CallJoy did, so they know how and when it was put to use.
All have been previously announced, launched, and put to use by brands like Samsung, MTV, TBS, Wendy's, and Patrón who used the tools with their chatbots.
The Endangered Species Act is put to use by the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, depending on the animal.
She spent hours in libraries and doctors' offices learning about the signs and symptoms of the disease — research that was put to use in her campaign.
All of these are put to use in Supply Chain City, the YCH Group's $163 million automated flagship warehouse -- the largest of its kind in Asia.
They'll also need to be informed of how their data will be put to use and which other parties will have access to it, if any.
And though it is unlikely to prevail in this instance, we've never seen it put to use at such a high level of Republican Party politics.
She kept anything that could be put to use, and it was this that filled the hunter under the sun with her passion and her purpose.
There's a lot of capital there that we're going to be able to put to use to bring down the leverage on the industrial balance sheet.
Instead, Farahany laid out where this neurobiology is really being put to use: "Pre-trial, to determine if someone is competent to stand trial," she says.
Despite the fact that Aibo can't tidy up or do the dishes, its A.I. tricks could be put to use in other machines, according to Sony.
But perhaps what matters most is not the nuances of what the new rules say, but how they're ultimately put to use by those in power.
There are at least a dozen charter airlines around the world that together have more than 60 planes that could be put to use, he said.
Yet, with so much money at stake, the infinite capacities of the medium are often put to use for a narrow range of market-tested formulas.
But the department said Tuesday there is no date for when those will be put to use, and no plan as yet to equip more officers.
Now that potential is being put to use, as Nintendo has partnered with New York-based nonprofit the Institute of Play to bring Labo to actual classrooms.
In 2014, she began to teach herself how to code, a skill she has put to use in writing custom generative software for her most recent works.
The Bebo tech and its team are now both being put to use on Twitch Rivals, to help continue expanding it with more features and more users.
"There's a lot of capital there that we're gonna be able to put to use to bring down the leverage on the industrial balance sheet," he said.
He believes interventions of this sort are most likely to be effective, particularly if the data gathered are put to use in popular apps like Google Maps.
In 2010 its chips were put to use as an engine for 3D rendering, but it was competing with plenty of established chip makers in that market.
In the hall, chimney bricks that fell down during Superstorm Sandy lie stacked on wooden pallets in hopes of being put to use in a future restoration.
Those chemical reactions drive electrons around an external circuit, where they might be put to use running anything from a mobile phone to a vehicle's electric motor.
Another one is the hair-washing robot, which uses the same severed hand from the wake-up machine, just resourcefully put to use in a different way.
It's an "emergency fund" that organizers say might be put to use to help buy a stake in the club if new owners try to salvage it.
And I wonder if the meta move can be put to use beyond sheer emotion like in The Beginner's Guide or for jokes in Welcome to Bummertown.
But all that science won't mean much if those of us who are hurting don't come out of hiding and allow it to be put to use.
We need public control over capital; and the capital must be put to use for public need not for the advancement of those who made the investments.
Although many believe Trump has used these tactics for dangerous ends, the methods themselves could be put to use by politicians of all orientations -- even very progressive Democrats.
Wayfair isn't saying when the technology will be integrated into its own mobile application, but notes it will be put to use to better connect with Wayfair shoppers.
This information can then be put to use for a variety of purposes by its customers – like generating data about new sales leads, as Asana does, for example.
But there is an even more powerful ally in the fight against the opioid epidemic that we haven't yet put to use in Maryland or the South: cannabis.
CEO Pekka Lundmark said in March he was striving to clinch a sizeable acquisition this year as investors are impatient for the cash to be put to use.
However, the company declined to answer our specific questions about how the data would be put to use, in terms of being shared or sold to Roku's advertisers.
Boyfriend isn't here, so I use my personal debit instead of our joint debit, but this is typically where that card/monthly budget would be put to use.
Serdar Berdymukhamedov has trained as agricultural engineer and later studied diplomacy in Russia and Switzerland, skills which he put to use during his work at the foreign ministry.
The company captures both user intent and contextual data — context that can be put to use by brands when targeting customers across other channels like social and email.
If that same dedication and ire were put to use toward the legislators and power structures behind awful laws like HB 2, the bill would've been repealed yesterday.
FEMA trailers — the kind of shelter that's deployed when hurricanes and wildfires leave people stranded — could soon be put to use for a different disaster: California's homelessness crisis.
Austin was mended with a cybernetic arm, legs and an eye that granted him superhuman powers, which he put to use on behalf of the United States government.
At that rate, even if the last rinds of open ground around its edges are put to use, the cemetery will be completely full in about 25 years.
Reuters reported Thursday that the permission to arm U.S. drones in the country was given earlier this week, though the capability has not yet been put to use.
Of all the three little words that I have put to use throughout my own career, "I don't know" seems to be the phrase that surprises and delights everyone.
He was given a 45-minute demonstration on the weapon's considerable anti-personnel capabilities, which he put to use three months later, killing 13 people and injuring 32 more.
I just want to take the gifts that God has given me — the platform, the wealth, the knowledge, the contacts — to be put to use if people want it.
Imagining exactly how this tech will be put to use is tricky, but a group of researchers from the University of St Andrews in Scotland are exploring its limitations.
He notes that a public listing would "absolutely give us an acquisition currency," one that he intends to put to use as Dell shoots toward $100bn in annual revenues.
Whatever technical hurdles are being overcome are always in service of the story, but the way that they may be put to use isn't always known at the outset.
He would go on to develop another famous Marvel hero, Doctor Strange, through which he was able to put to use some of his more surrealistic styling to work.
The consummate — and frequent — host, 31, is discussing his best entertaining tips, which he recently put to use for a spectacular travel-themed party with Cointreau in Los Angeles.
For Ranjan, watching the girls interact with visitors and showing off their apps on a tablet or mobile, is evidence that even limited resources can be put to use.
The program, now defunct for reasons unrelated to this case, also taught inmates the basic computer skills which were put to use in the assembly of these homebrew computers.
She recounted how a serendipitous discovery about a bit of biochemistry, borrowed from a bacterium, led her team to a transformative technique that is already being put to use.
The outer room is in stale suburban décor, save for the fleet of kitchen timers lined up on a cabinet, waiting to be put to use by the ladies.
A program to encourage developers in Taiwan to work with Pepper ran last month, while the robot has already been put to use at government offices in the country.
It's nice to see justice served here, however cold, and it's a good example of how those various cyberwarfare tools might get put to use in a domestic case.
With the proliferation of smart meters taking place across the U.S. this past decade, the data is floating out there in the aether waiting to be put to use.
Swatch Group announced last July that the $50 million it had been spending at Baselworld for everything from exhibitor fees to stand construction would be put to use elsewhere.
Mr. Schlogl told DealBook the impact of automation could be felt acutely by sectors that are labor-intensive in developing countries, irrespective of where robots are put to use.
The morels could be substituted for another wild mushroom, while the cognac and Madeira will keep on the shelf long enough that they could be put to use again.
"He's got a big bank account now that he can put to use without the constraints that he had," said Gary Knell, the president of the National Geographic Society.
Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele says he might put to use a suggestion he's heard from countless pals about laying down some ground rules with your relatives.
He has always been a wry observer of the intensity of feelings, although in the past, that skill was put to use skewering (and celebrating) his own cultural obsessions.
Facebook's communications team is an infamously well-oiled machine and that machine is often put to use to protect Sandberg and promote her agenda — at times over Facebook's own interests.
That is a step towards transfer learning—the ability to put to use in one context patterns of behaviour learned in another—which is a hot topic in AI research.
Experts say there is just one problem: It's virtually impossible to measure the return on investment for many leading-edge technologies first being put to use by the public sector.
Serious efforts are afoot to record process as code — or simply put, to use software to automate repetitive but time-consuming tasks while increasing the productivity of individual security experts.
Facebook says text extraction and machine learning are being put to use to "automatically identify content that violates our hate-speech policy" and that it's doing so in multiple languages.
One of his jerseys has been put to use as a doormat in Virginia Beach, where Krossroads Rock and Country Bar taped Kaepernick's red No. 7 top to the floor.
The instrument that NASA will be using to study the movement of electrons in the Sun's inner corona was first put to use in 1999 during the eclipse in Turkey.
Many also have life-saving skills they have put to use while on the line, offering instruction to prevent choking with the Heimlich maneuver and providing help with cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp announced on Monday a new service aimed at helping large businesses put to use the huge amounts of data stored in corporate systems.
This comprehensive 110-piece kit contains practical supplies that you're likely to put to use, like a heavy-duty tow strap, a flashlight, a tire pressure gauge, and jumper cables.
ROLLING IN IT PART II: The Hill's Jonathan Swan reports: A super-PAC controlled by the Koch donor network is hoarding millions it intends to put to use in 2016.
But while federal regulators scramble to keep pace with technology, drones are being put to use in unexpected ways, now being deployed for everything from humanitarian purposes to educational research.
The new law has already been put to use: A man who made lewd comments to a woman on a bus in a Parisian suburb was fined €300 last month.
When it was first put to use, the algorithm would give one of four answers: jail, release on bond, release without bond, or refer the decision to an ICE supervisor.
Bank officials said the program is a way to put to use the windfall from last year's tax cuts that slashed the corporate rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
Adobe Sensei, the company's catch-all name for all of its machine learning tools, will soon be put to use to predict the best times to send you a marketing email.
The software takes in engineering constraints and generates a bunch of potential designs that can either be immediately put to use or used as a jumping-off point for new creations.
Since that can be seriously intimidating, we've broken down four trainer-backed moves that put to use the seemingly random gadgets and accessories you normally see, shrug at, and walk past.
America's second-fastest unit, Sierra, is also scheduled to be air gapped (disconnected from the outside world) next year, so it can be put to use managing the country's nuclear arsenal.
Months ago, hundreds of Google workers had already signed their names to a letter demanding more transparency about whether their work was being put to use in an ethically acceptable way.
Nah. But I can definitely see these being put to use that way, though they'll want to keep an eye on the devices the users will be balancing on their heads.
Though the social aspects of Spectacles are compelling, there is also a more worrying side: the constant self-surveillance, and in what form all those images will be put to use.
It's a theme which has been represented in numerous cyberpunk stories, such as William Gibson's Neuromancer and Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, and it's put to use here in Akira as well.
In 2004 the group began a Creative Cities Network to link places where folk art, literature, music and other creative pursuits are being put to use to guide sustainable urban development.
Bloom Energy recently partnered with the state to turn its production facility into a ventilator refurbishing site so that California can put to use ventilators that had been kept in storage.
Yet he graduated with a degree in industrial design, which he put to use when he and his wife, the designer Saartje Vereecke, bought their first home, in Genk, in 2009.
The new facility will be put to use soon: the Air Force is first in line to put a payload into orbit in a launch currently planned for Q2 of 2020.
When Chrisman began working with a kicking coach his junior year in high school, he learned punting mechanics, which he has also put to use on trick kicks of water bottles.
He is a dutiful student of Young Thug's non sequitur filigree, which dominates the sound of streaming and has been put to use by everyone from Post Malone to Lil Baby.
Struck by Coleman's relationship with his dog, Statt put to use the contacts she'd made in the year or so since she'd first taken her backpack and stethoscope to the streets.
While such features might make it easier to get away with the kind of in-person robbery suggested by the Times, they're probably better put to use running non-violent online scams.
If the company's software can be put to use in real-life scenarios outside the research lab, DeepMind could become a revenue-generating segment of the business that justifies its high costs.
The intention is to let hardware manufacturers create all kinds of Kinect-like cameras, which could be put to use in a much wider variety of ways than the failed Xbox accessory.
Three years later, Angus' sharp nose is a pro at tracking down the superbug and is being put to use in a first-of-its-kind pilot program at the Canadian hospital.
This new vaccine, should it ever be put to use, would indirectly help humans by reducing Ebola's opportunity to take root in wild animal populations, from where it could spread to humans.
And those VR headsets are getting put to use, with over 350,000 hours of YouTube videos watched in VR, and 750,000 photos taken with the Cardboard Camera app Google launched last month.
Navigational skills will be put to use in a number of physics-based challenges, as you'll have to figure out how to use the world around you to move through the levels.
If a trade mark is registered for a category of goods which also has sub-categories, then it applies only to goods where it has been put to use, the court said.
This data is put to use in a consumer-friendly mobile application, where customers can track trips, learn about other travel savings, and be alerted when it's the best time to book.
In any age, how people work and create great wealth and how others put to use money they inherited, sometimes many generations removed, speak to the complicated feelings people have around wealth.
Lil Nas X, now 20, had been a student of online virality and a prolific amateur meme-maker, skills he put to use while marketing the song himself in its early stages.
Boeing determined there's a "significant risk that these battery cells could burst" if put to use, the public filing states, so DirecTV requested special permission to retire the satellite ahead of schedule.
Some investors are growing impatient for the cash to be put to use while others are worried that as time ticks on, Fortum is more likely to rush into an overpriced deal.
And while Oxford Nanopore's pocket sequencer has already been put to use in places like the International Space Station, it's $500, requires specialized knowledge to operate, and is plagued by concerns about accuracy.
Because donations are managed and divided internationally, they can be put to use in different countries —for example, for disaster relief or the maintenance of assembly buildings in other parts of the world.
A bar adorned in silver cushions and topped with a faux crystal chandelier stands in one corner, waiting to be stocked and put to use by the decidedly young, bearded bunch of employees.
Lower oil prices are also a boost for these companies as money saved at the pump is put to use on big ticket items such as buying cars and home improvements, Kelly said.
How about literally doing less to make room for others — to share the resources you have, or open up the possibility that the resources you are using could be put to use elsewhere?
Tom's joke framed it perfectly for the MAGA internet to put to use: Silly liberals in San Francisco are so worried about saving the sea turtles but can't deal with the real problems.
The first episode is titled Molecule Man and Amato interviews program manager Tyler McQuade about the frontiers of chemistry and how his work might be put to use on the battlefields of tomorrow.
Several of the other ships were recovered, and put to use in World War II, which the U.S. was now entering, but the USS Arizona, a 608-foot-long super-dreadnought, wasn't raised.
Despite these programs being put to use in many facets of our daily lives, Google and Apple and all the rest don't understand how, exactly, these algorithms make decisions in the first place.
The short history lesson behind ketamine is that it was first discovered in the 1960s and quickly put to use as a safer anesthetic alternative to phencyclidine, or PCP as it's better known.
This time, he joined the TPU project as a distinguished engineer, a year after the chips were first put to use in Google's data centers and just two months after his retirement party.
So far, it's being put to use in two ways: in Facebook Messenger, it's supposed to understand when someone says they need a ride, allowing Facebook to offer to hail them a cab.
Reader Question • 71 votes Vinegar in various forms — including cider, wine, rice, white distilled and others — has been put to use for medicinal purposes for centuries, with Hippocrates recommending it for treating sores.
As time goes on, data will continue to become less and less of a free for all and companies will be expected to ensure data is only put to use for specified purposes.
"We are excited to see this capital put to use to build out their Editions concept and expand their geographic footprint," said Henry Ellenbogen, portfolio manager at T. Rowe Price New Horizons Fund.
And with a little leadership, you'd get it in here very quickly, and it could be put to use on the inner cities and lots of other things, and it would be beautiful.
It would also allow services companies to put to use expensive equipment idled for years as Brazil's oil industry was hammered by low oil prices and a massive investigation into corruption at Petrobras.
That means all those recipes you've been bookmarking from the NYT Cooking section can finally be put to use — even the bread ones that you never thought you'd have a reason to make.
Once the chicken, carrots and lemons are long gone, you'll be left with a dish full of salty, lemony, garlicky, chickeny fat that should be put to use as often as you can.
A merger would have given T-Mobile access to a trove of valuable spectrum that Dish has long held on to, but not yet put to use, along with a satellite TV business.
You might even write a few personalized thank you notes, Haygood told Make It. Make the notes timely and sincere, reflecting on something that your colleagues taught you that you've recently put to use.
But it's not clear why the data is being collected in the first place and what ways it's been put to use in the past, either by the apps collecting it or by Facebook.
The goal is for TSUBAME3.0 to be up and processing by this summer, where its prowess will be put to use in service for education and high-tech research at the Tokyo academic institution.
With talk of repatriation measures and lower corporate tax rates growing louder in Washington, the CEO said the additional cash would be put to use for the benefit of the country, not just Intel.
Well now Munroe's skills are going to be put to use in classrooms around America, with publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) announcing that illustrations from his work will be published in their forthcoming textbooks.
Teachers unions have started to call for schools to be shut down, and for the schools resources to be put to use providing resources to families in need, like continuing to provide school lunches.
But critics note it has yet to produce any major breakthroughs, and they say that the painstaking work of mapping neurons is a drain on resources that might be better put to use elsewhere.
The new hospital is to be built in six days and to be put to use February 3, the state-run news site The Paper reported, citing the state media outlet People&aposs Daily.
As software comes to control and distribute more power, AI, machine learning, and ubiquitous sensing will be put to use making the process more efficient, enabling the smart integration of local distributed energy resources.
It also marks a substantial increase in investment in Facebook's growing hardware ambitions, as the CTRL-Labs tech will be put to use in future augmented and virtual reality projects at the social network.
But implementing a real job guarantee plan would require thinking through how useful a large number of untrained workers would be for such projects and estimating how many could be productively put to use.
Because I didn't have that risk-loving appetite, to use somewhat of an economic term, I wasn't risk-loving enough to put, to use a poker term, to be all-in on one idea. Right.
That is what circular economy is, where everything is put to use whether it's water in the supply chain or the brands' cut and sew waste or on the manufacturing level or even post-consumer.
For her, astrology is less about prediction, and more useful as a system for understanding your own talents and limitations, and how they might best be put to use in service of a larger goal.
It's a fictional technology that's also put to use by the villainous Ulysses Klaue, through a sonic cannon embedded in his robotic arm, which he uses to wreak havoc on the streets of South Korea.
You've got enough heels that just sit in the back of your closet, so it's time to finally justify one you'll actually put to use (plus, it comes in three widths: Narrow, medium, and wide).
It's also being put to use advertising high-end floral arrangements in Massachusetts, an "experiential cannabis lifestyle brand" in Oregon, "unique wooden items" in Sweden, and limited-run 7-inch vinyl records at Urban Outfitters.
To help convince businesses of virtual reality's use, HP is going to open 13 VR "immersion centers" where people can go to experience the hardware and the different ways it can be put to use.
Three years ago, Tesla CEO Elon Musk floated an idea for a network of autonomous vehicles that Tesla owners could put to use on a ride-sharing service to earn a bit of extra money.
Finally, we must find ways to keep foreign-born students who earn STEM degrees from U.S. universities here after they graduate to put to use the valuable education they receive in support of our economy.
Asked if Betterview's tech is being put to use in Houston right now, Lyman tells us it is — that one major carrier is having it survey photos taken south of Houston to assess wind damage.
The ability for developers to offer alternative icons was spotted earlier this year in the beta builds of iOS 10.3, but it wasn't clear at the time how the technology would be put to use.
Timo also considers selling books door-to-door for 303 months in 2000 (in California, US) with Southwestern Comp, crucial to his sales experience that was eventually put to use as the architecture of Pipedrive.
That skill has been put to use frequently, said Keith Simpson, who is Tony Simpson's first cousin and vice president of operations for BMT, as well as the president of a new division, Dyna Hauler.
Kindle Unlimited subscription, $9.99 per month, available at AmazonIt's always a good time to be a bookworm, but with more time to read than ever, a Kindle Unlimited subscription can certainly be put to use.
Undoubtedly much of that, including vital lessons on perseverance, were put to use in Johnson's 6-3, 6-23, 6-7 (4), 6-7 (3), 6-3, first-round victory over Yuichi Sugita of Japan.
Ikea announced this week that it has partnered with the Mars Desert Research Station to decorate the two-story habitat with space-efficient furniture that could theoretically be put to use in future Mars colonies.
"If the fund had to absorb another capital increase, you basically take away firepower that could be put to use dealing with the problem of NPLs," said Rahul Kalia, investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management.
Doing a budget may sound boring, but it lets you know how much money you have going out in bills each month, and, hopefully, how much cash is left over to put to use elsewhere.
We've already seen how lucrative a long back catalog of old games can be when put to use: Rare Replay, a collection of games from developer Rare's 30-year history, sold like crazy last summer.
But the Europeans have said that an accompanying political declaration can be altered and side letters written to reassure the British Parliament that the backstop, if ever put to use, is intended to be temporary.
Artificial Intelligence Seeks an Ethical ConscienceAs companies and governments rush to embrace ever-more powerful AI, researchers have begun to ponder ethical and moral questions about the systems they build, and how they're put to use.
The head of Germany's domestic intelligence agency in May accused Russian rivals of gathering large amounts of political data in cyber attacks that the Kremlin might decide to put to use ahead of Germany's September election.
The startup's technology is now being put to use to translate visual information in videos – like objects, text, logos and scenes – into metadata that can help people more easily find the streams they want to watch.
JDrover is going to be put to use for last-mile deliveries starting on college campuses in China, including at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, as well as at Bejing's Tsighua University and Renmin University of China.
The head of Germany's domestic intelligence agency last week accused Russian rivals of gathering large amounts of political data in cyber attacks that the Kremlin might decide to put to use ahead of Germany's September elections.
The same creative muscles CupcakKe uses to shock and awe is put to use here to craft an unflinching portrayal of pain and abuse, and it's as sobering as her other songs are fun and crazy.
All shared the belief that music could be put to use, in the words of "If I Had a Hammer," an early Weavers song written by Hays and Seeger, to "sing out danger," warning and love.
The actor shared a hilarious boomerang of himself taken during a photoshoot and jokingly thanked Banks for teaching him how to model — listing off some of her tips that he put to use during the shoot.
I learned some cool fish-grilling techniques from the chef Josh Cohen that I put to use in a new recipe for grilled flounder that you could use on pretty much any thin white fish fillet.
"As alumni who are regularly asked to donate to the University for the benefit of its current students, we strongly feel there are better ways for our donations to be put to use," the letter says.
As an early advocate for the technology, Asorey&aposs career trajectory shows just how far companies have advanced in thinking about their stored data and how it can be put to use to benefit the enterprise.
Similarly, Romney's campaign and the Super PACs supporting him spent money on television ads in 2012 that many observers believe might have been better put to use connecting with Romney voters and getting them to the polls.
But Sweetgreen does have the benefit of the massive influx of cash from its investors, which the company will put to use to open more locations (the next one will be in Houston, Sweetgreen's first Texas location).
Ben Amor could also see it being put to use helping disabled persons or as an element in an amusement park (think Disneyland, but where the robots in 'It's a Small World' could actually interact with you).
As detailed in Science Advances, a team of researchers from the University of Tokyo have developed an ultra-thin and ultra-flexible film which they put to use as an LED display, effectively creating an electronic skin.
The amendment can be put to use only if the vice president agrees, and few can imagine Mr. Pence, who has made public loyalty to Mr. Trump his calling card, going along without a more extreme situation.
Such a deal would also allow oil services companies to put to use expensive equipment idled for years during the downturn in Brazil's oil industry, hammered by low oil prices and a massive corruption scandal at Petrobras.
We've pushed for regulatory tools like a "Right to Know" database that would require the U.S. asbestos industry to disclose details about how, when, and where any asbestos-containing products are being imported and put to use.
The Trump administration has put the National Institute of Standards and Technology in charge of new federal standards for AI, and some lawmakers have proposed having it audit controversial algorithms before they can be put to use.
In his eight months in government, Mr. Bannon said, he got a crash course in how the bureaucracy functions, which he will be able to put to use to advance his positions on trade, taxes and China.
So some of the country's agronomists, plant breeders, soil scientists, and hydrologists (Cuba has 2 percent of Latin America's population but 11 percent of its scientists) found themselves being put to use by Cuban peasants in the fields.
Thread has been around as a smart home protocol for a few years, and a number of existing routers, such as Google's OnHub line, have dormant Thread radios in them that have not yet been put to use.
Longer-term, Kang explains that the same system can be adapted to track pregnancy and menopause, and eventually similar technology could be put to use for analyzing other conditions, like those related to kidney problems or the thyroid.
To the extent there's been truly significant news-gathering in the 2016 election, it's been put to use to slander the major-party candidates—which is, of course, why partisans on either side express such loathing for journalism.
And many of those tools have been put to use against the recently imprisoned lawyer and anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny — who has been the victim of what experts describe as an elaborate system to silence and disarm.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The digital financial tool 'blockchain' is being put to use in the humanitarian sector to try to ensure every penny of aid makes its way to projects and is not wasted along the way.
If we believe the Trump administration's latest statements, the site could be put to use in as many as nine hotspots around the country, though it's not yet clear where those hotspots are or when this might happen.
I wanted to try and do something a little more relatable with my class, to try and teach them a few things that they might be able to put to use in future lessons or in later life.
But the boy was in fact a product of alien experimentation that gave him extraordinary powers, which he put to use first by literally blowing up his tormentors a la "The Fury," and finally, faking his own death.
Michael duVigneaud has made it his mission to help foster a sense of male community leadership in Houston — but he never imagined his goals being put to use in the ways they have in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
A State Department official told The Hill on Wednesday that the U.S. will stop sending around $17 million in security aid to Cameroon's government, which Cameroon's military had put to use against armed militant groups such as Boko Haram.
Multiple factors will come into play, from effective tax rate calculations to consumer impact to how companies will put to use the expected windfall they'll receive from a sharp reduction in their currently highest-in-the-world nominal rates.
And that adds up to more than 32 million working people in the United States who don't have a single paid sick day available to put to use, even to follow public health experts' orders in a coronavirus outbreak.
The interests of generations of queer youth of color who have congregated there conflict with [those of] the property owners of gentrifying developments, whose resources have been put to use in enforcing a curfew for this otherwise public space.
But nuclear power has been put to use on ships and submarines before — and there's actually a history of those subs and boats running on nuclear power getting plugged into electrical grids to power cities and towns on land.
Although he acknowledged that software like Snapsheet's could be put to use to help other insurance providers analyze damage to homes or other property, Przybyl said auto claims represent such a huge market, the company won't seek to expand beyond autos.
Now, the 23-year-old says he will put to use his fame, acquired after his name change became public this month, to inspire and encourage transgender people at a time when the United States is politically divided over their rights.
Today, Loon is announcing a partnership with Canadian telecommunications company Telesat in a deal that will see Loon's custom software service for managing its LTE balloon fleet be put to use controlling Telesat's new constellation of low Earth orbit satellites.
To date, Shakespeare & Co.'s machine has largely been put to use printing self-published works for authors, and [bookseller Rob] DeNyse said readers have often been unaware that it can also print millions of classics and out-of-print works.
The 26:218 screen lets you see two perfect squares next to each other, and the concept is put to use in LG's Square Camera software, for example, which lets you see a preview of the photo you just took.
Within a few years, after some short stints at low paying jobs and a lot of unanswered applications, she decided to look for a job in which she'd put to use the skills she'd picked up before college, working on computers.
China's opening the credit spigots in recent months is the most striking example, a tactic that definitely increased growth and calmed global markets but may well ultimately be a failure in terms of how productively the money was put to use.
This is partly due to a recent wave of initial coin offerings (ICOs), which are essentially crowd-funding campaigns for ethereum startups, have demonstrated that there is no shortage of ideas for how the ethereum network will be put to use.
"There is a psychological value for a lot of people who come out and participate, who are looking for ways in which their skills can be put to use in a time of crisis," said Nick Shapiro, EDGI's co-founder.
The new funding is to be put to use "growing the Balkans' internet economy" by digitising and indexing information in Albania and Kosovo, and in turn aims to make Gjirafa the regional leader in search, e-commerce, and online advertising.
Zapad 8003 was less overtly aggressive, but much of the new equipment Russia tested and the tactical techniques it practised were put to use barely six months later when it annexed Crimea and launched a covert invasion of eastern Ukraine.
The vice chiefs of the Army and Air Force on Tuesday threw their support behind another round of base closures as a way to save substantial amounts of money that can be put to use for the military's other needs.
"City Brain," an Alibaba Cloud service that uses big data and artificial intelligence on its cloud computing infrastructure, will be put to use in the city after an agreement with local council Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) was announced today.
Understanding the meaning of mathematical procedures and in what situations to apply them make it more likely that they will move from short- to long-term memory and then be able to put to use in new and unfamiliar situations.
Aboard Benton's ship is Michael Smyth (Landon Liboiron), a petty thief who ended up there unintentionally and, once discovered, is put to use by Benton as a sort of spy: He is to infiltrate Harp's camp and provide Benton with intelligence.
The budget calls for cuts in defense spending and an end to tax breaks for the rich, arguing that this money would be better put to use restoring the social safety net, improving wages, and providing services to the poor.
Built by South Korean company Hankook Mirae Technology, which translates to Korea Future Technology in English, the company says its goal with the Method-2 prototype is to develop technology that can be put to use in a variety of real-world scenarios.
Researchers suggest this simple truth can be put to use in the forensic sciences in a new "proof-of-concept" study funded by the National Institute of Justice and published this week in the journal Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences.
According to this theory, the fangs were only put to use once a saber-toothed cat brought its prey down to the ground with its huge forelimbs, at which point the elongated upper canines were used to pierce through the soft, vulnerable neck.
For years, there were only two types of databases: relational databases, decades-old platforms that developers had to constantly update to complement modern software, and non-relational databases, newer systems that have been put to use for big data and internet applications.
Cramer agreed with the board's reasoning — that the $103 billion bid undervalued Qualcomm — but said he would advise holding shares of Qualcomm in case its dispute with Apple ended sourly and the Broadcom "safety net" would have to be put to use.
None of those controllers are being put to use right now—the entire event has come to a halt so everyone can watch South Korean teammates JDCR and Saint, both of whom represent the Echo Fox team, play out an epic encounter.
At the same time, there's something almost perverse about an invention as staggering as this -- given the abundant possibilities -- being put to use in the service of such a specific campaign to torment one individual, as opposed to some diabolical master plan.
Studies suggest a quick stroll (about 15 minutes after a meal or so) can not only help move food through our guts smoothly, but might actually improve blood sugar levels, perhaps because more glucose is being put to use by our muscles.
And unlike many other famous billionaires, Bezos does not give very much money to charities that desperately need it, or pay very much in taxes so that a fraction of that wealth could be put to use for the good of society.
The problem isn't that qubits are going to escape their cryogenic prisons and go interfere with tape drives in the basement of some data center or HQ. The problem is what these quantum computers may be able to accomplish when they're finally put to use.
"I've been in a household where education has been valued," says Osborne, adding that she was encouraged to read literature, express thoughts and offer opinions at twice-weekly meetings at her Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall, skills she later put to use in college classes.
It's probably $5 trillion that we can't bring into our country, Lester, and with a little leadership, you'd get it in here very quickly and it could be put to use on the inner cities and lots of other things, and it would be beautiful.
From social media platforms, like Facebook, to e-commerce giants, like Amazon, large companies collect reams of data on their users and customers that can be put to use in myriad ways — either sold to third parties or used to improve the companies' own services.
Some of these defensive tools are already being put to use as well: in July, the US Navy used a new system called a MRZR LMADIS — a Light Marine Air Defense Integrated System — to down an Iranian drone that came within a thousand yards.
It's probably $5 trillion that we can't bring into our country, Lester, and with a little leadership, you'd get it in here very quickly and it could be put to use on the inner cities and lots of other things and it would be beautiful.
Simona ­Mulazzani's lush illustrations take the reader to two distinctly different worlds: inside an artist's art-filled studio, where a drop of ink waits patiently to be put to use, and outside to a serene snow-blanketed town, where a snowflake wonders where it will land.
It's a sign of how the market is very hot at the moment: VCs and other investment firms have raised fuelled by large sums of cash that now need to be put to use, and they are all looking for strong bets to do just that.
Beyond the initial advantage of improving Headspace's voice apps, Hannon says Alpine's technology can be put to use in other ways, as well, including within its iOS and Android apps where users' actions — not a voice command — could be the trigger that kicks off a personalized suggestion.
On that Friday—June 17, 2016—only four hundred and twenty-one rigs were being put to use in the U.S., less than a tenth of the forty-five hundred rigs that were operational in December, 1981, the highest count since records began to be kept.
Based on a 2007 nonfiction investigative work by Roberto Saviano that has also been adapted into a well-known film, the series arrives with a deserved reputation for unrelenting violence — the gas in that can is quickly put to use in a vivid and unpleasant way.
In some cases, it can be worth paying a high annual fee for a rewards card — for example, if you travel a lot, premium credit card perks like airport lounge access, annual free reward nights, and trip delay insurance are all benefits you can put to use.
The feature isn't necessarily only for creators — it also could be put to use by clubs and organizations that have to collect their own recurring membership fees and dues or anyone else who needs to be able to collect money easily on a regular basis. WordPress.
However, in the 2018 elections, the IDC got crushed, Cuomo got scared to the left by a challenge from Cynthia Nixon, and Democrats finally got the dual majorities they needed, which they immediately put to use with measures on voting rights, abortion, and protections for renters.
Following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which user data for up 87 million users was harvested and put to use to target Trump campaign ads, and Zuckerberg's testimony on Capitol Hill, Facebook announced Tuesday morning that it would add a new privacy tool allowing users to clear their history.
READ THE FULL MEMO HEREInvestors paying hefty fees are frustrated that some big-name hedge funds are just sitting on piles of cash instead of making betsHedge-fund investors looking for diversification and uncorrelated returns are frustrated by the large piles of cash not being put to use.
But in most cases, it's been put to use to help surface photos of a certain nature, not to suggest ways to augment those photos with stickers and other decorations, with the more recent exception of Microsoft's Skype, which added a similar feature called "Photo Effects" earlier this month.
It's tempting to see the whole project as "outside the box," but as it happens, "A Cambodian Lullaby" fills the stage with more than a dozen cardboard boxes, which are cleverly put to use by Mr. Ros and his ensemble, becoming the people, places and things in his narrative.
For now, she says, the cockatoos have shown that their general level of intelligence, which perhaps evolved because they ate some foods in the wild that had to be extracted from hard shells, can be put to use in making and using tools in ways not seen in nature.
James says he bought a bunch of toilet paper rolls with Michael's face on them as a joke a couple Christmases ago, and even though he put them in all the bathrooms of his house, he never thought he'd see the day they would actually be put to use.
Originally used to treat wounds, hydrocolloid is a super-absorbent material now being put to use in gentle acne treatments — first in South Korea, where Hero Cosmetics&apos CEO and Co-Founder Ju Rhyu discovered them, and now in the US thanks in part to Rhyu&aposs startup.
Some AI experts and members of the transgender community are worried about the potential for serious repercussions if gender recognition, as it exists today, is put to use for more complicated and sensitive tasks, whether it be using AI to help screen job candidates or nab criminal suspects.
Smart Reply in particular has been under some scrutiny for suggesting responses that are inappropriate or don't quite grasp the tone and context of an email, and it'll be interesting to see the tool put to use on a chat platform, where there's even less characters to convey a message.
John donates some of his salary to the Against Malaria Foundation, which distributes bednets in affected areas, and he joined this round of vaccine trials, through the Jenner Institute at Oxford, to help scientists learn which vaccines work best so that they can be put to use where they're needed.
His negotiating skills will be put to use in his new job, where he will have "the opportunity to engage with leaders in business and government throughout the world and help them work through the challenges they face, as part of a world-class team," he said in his statement.
As luck would have it, like riding a bicycle, those skills -- while not quite as special as the ones to which "Taken" fans became accustomed -- are quickly put to use as he schleps between cars, simultaneously trying to find the mystery passenger and discover a way out of his predicament.
To reproduce the squat loaves, they procured a bronze Roman bread stamp from an antiquities dealer in New York (yes, he was horrified when he found out it would be put to use in a working oven) and called in a costume designer to dress a few of their bearded colleagues.
The coloratura soprano Audrey Luna, whose stratospheric upper range was put to use by Mr. Adès in his previous opera "The Tempest" (presented at the Met in 2012) excels as Leticia, an opera singer who had starred in the performance the guests have attended: The dinner party is in her honor.
Schwarzman, whose global investment firm has $361 billion assets under management, likened the new administration's methods to "zero-based budgeting," a business tactic where all of an organization's expenses are reconsidered at the start of each fiscal period to decide where the funds would be best put to use — a clean slate.
It allows apps to superimpose computer-generated images on top of a real-time screen of the real world — most famously put to use in the hit game from a couple years ago, Pokemon Go. Now Apple has a new file format called "USDZ" that lets developers bring AR effects into other applications.
And that's something that requires Amazon to do more than build out clever tricks to be put to use – it has to be able to support an app economy, where developers don't just build things for fun, but because there are real businesses that can be run atop Amazon's voice computing infrastructure.
Gates also noted his ability to put to use the extensive resources he's "lucky enough to have," both from his own personal fortune (which Forbes estimates at $96.5 billion), as well as the resources committed to the Gates Foundation by donors like fellow billionaire Warren Buffett, Gates told Thorpe in the interview.
The information is typically collected by way of question-and-answer sessions, and Directly has even built a way to compensate these experts both for submitting information as well as to pay out royalties when their knowledge has been put to use, "just as you would in traditional copyright licensing in music," Brydon noted.
As he bobbed in the dark Atlantic, Reynolds says, he heard a message in reply: that God had given him talents and gifts so they could be put to use helping other people, and that he needed to be more aggressive about doing so—that, in effect, he had to take a leap of faith.
In the most infamous example, despite $25 billion in arms and training over many years, the Iraqi military evaporated in the face of attacks by the Islamic State, leaving behind large quantities of United States-supplied vehicles, guns and ammunition that have since been put to use by the jihadists in Iraq and Syria.
It's an interesting application of tech in the field of education at a time when facial recognition is being put to use for commercial and security purposes — from Amazon scanning faces in its grocery store to police using the software on 117 million Americans — albeit with privacy concerns over how the data is collected and used.
Smith and Macgillivray work in the Office of Science and Technology Policy, and their time on the Disrupt stage will give fascinating insight into the ways technology is put to use in the White House, from eliminating red tape for small business owners and startup founders to charting the future of big data and artificial intelligence.
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It's notable that this development only took place in the context of the emergence of a truly global capitalism and what the philosopher Max Horkheimer would later call "instrumental reason"—scientific reason that doesn't just explain reality, but which is put to use (the mode of reason that alienates people from a world reconfigured as one vast factory).
In practice, the best shots are the ones the personnel on hand can make, a lesson the Spurs have put to use as an one of the NBA's annual leaders in measures of shot-making accounting for difficulty: Ultimately, the goal is to score the most points on a per possession basis, not to hit benchmarks for the sake of doing so.
Unlike Ono's mass of white shards, which belong to no one and everyone, participants in this Day of Mending are encouraged to bring their own materials — "the sewing/craft projects that have been sitting in the corners of their rooms, the materials they have collected and never put to use," as they participate in a space of collective and personal mending.
"He could be one of the most travel-friendly presidents in modern history," said Mr. Harteveldt, noting that Mr. Trump has long been part of the travel industry and was deeply involved in the marketing of the Trump Shuttle in its early days — experience that could he put to use thinking of ways to make the United States a more welcoming and appealing destination.
That sense of resignation — and the decision to lay down political cudgels mere hours into the shutdown — was all the more striking when compared with the modern playbook for such crises, perfected in the 1990s but already put to use twice this year: use every tool at your disposal to pin blame on the other side, and then maximize the political pain to get your way.
In these times when everyone's information is extremely In The Cloud, spitting into a tube like this means also making a deeply personal choice for those who share DNA with you, and potentially putting them at risk, should this big-ass data pool ever be compromised or put to use for reasons covered by the Terms of Service that you aren't necessarily aware of.
In an interview, Ms. Weinstock described how the money had been put to use: new "mobile adoption centers" — vans from which more than 22014 animals were adopted last year; a food pantry for pets in the Bronx; a behavioral staff of 22 that, among other things, runs the playgroups, which the shelter says improve the dogs' immunity and make them more docile and adoptable when they return to their kennels.
However, when you're Swift, a "relaxing" time off includes planting kale with her parents, wishing Blake Lively a happy birthday, donating a million to Louisiana flood relief (and watching her donations be put to use), heading to the gym in New York, reporting to jury duty in Nashville, flying back to NY and attending Blake Lively's baby shower, donating money to hospital in godson Leo's honor, which Jaime King then shared, and so on.
The law did not require their disposal if put to use beyond the touch of war, and thus a condensed journey by way of an orbitally-generated super ship—the Orpheus 21, called affectionately the Cocteau—would follow the course carved by the original Orpheus with good sleep induced in each of us but a select handful of mechanics and navigators who'd catch a month or so of induced coma between fields of each previous endeavor's debris.
That said, there's now nothing stopping the entities on this list from distributing their tests, which means they will be able to be put to use in testing Americans and painting a larger picture of the potential spread of the novel coronavirus — with the caveat noted above that the FDA doesn't consider these tests used alone to be positive confirmation of a definite SARS-CoV-2 case, or conversely, a sure indicator that someone doesn't have the virus.
But in this century, the President of the United States brags that his star power gives him rights to women's bodies, as a trusty tool in committing sexual assault, and in this century, our first instinct is to subject repeatedly every decision women make (whether it be about their reproductive health, or speaking up against abuse) to an intense level of scrutiny that could do wonders if it were put to use in, say, anti-gun legislation, universal health care or education.
Jawbone's updates contends that Fitbit's latest products contain "hallmarks of Jawbone's proprietary technology, and thereby indicate that Jawbone's trade secrets have already been put to use by [Fitbit]" The court filing gives the following examples: Jawbone contends that only after poaching the former Jawbone employees named in this case, did Fitbit start to appreciate that fitness trackers need a more complete understanding of the user and the company would have to develop different more sophisticated sensors than what Fitbit was currently using to gather this additional information.

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