" Radius Health: "Bob Ward [CEO], he has done a fantastic job, and I like Radius.
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Each torus has a radius (just like a circle—a one-dimensional torus—has a radius).
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" Radius Health: "OK here is the problem with Radius Health: it is in a speculative cohort.
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Today, "What a radius is part of" is ARM, because the radius is a bone in the ARM.
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Orange: Thermal radiation (1.18-mile radius) — People caught within this radius could experience third-degree burns, severe scarring, or disablement.
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I can just set the radius of the Earth diagram to the radius of the Earth and then measure the height.
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"It's found by the radius" sounds like it might be a math question, but it's not; what other kind of "radius" exists?
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Due to rotational flattening, the radius of the Earth at the Equator is 21km larger than the radius of the Earth at the poles.
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For example, Earth is made of high-density material but has a small radius compared with low-density gas planets with a larger radius.
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By contrast, Earth's solid core is around 1,200 kilometers in radius, which is less than one-fifth of our planet's total radius of 6,370 kilometers.
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The kill radius of your typical fragmentation grenade is 5 meters, the casualty radius is 15 meters, but shrapnel can travel as far as 230 meters.
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The circle equation uses the radius, the area of a circle uses the radius, and the fundamental definition of a circle — "the set of all points in a plane that are at a given distance from a given point, the center" — is based on the radius.
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Impact Radius CEO Per Pettersen echoed this sentiment, too (unsurprisingly), and noted that there is currently very little overlap in technical capabilities between Impact Radius and Forensiq.
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Radius has partnered with Brex to launch the buzzy startup's corporate bank account last year and has integrated its own Radius savings product onto NerdWallet's mobile app.
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The scientists then compared their measurement to the deuteron radius as measured in regular, electron-orbited deuterium, and asked: Is there a deuteron radius puzzle to match the proton's?
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Lava flows could cover a radius up to 30 or 40 miles in diameter, with "disastrous" accumulations of 10 or more centimeters in a radius of up to 500 miles.
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Paul Bassett, managing director of crisis management at AJ Gallagher, said its "denial of access" policies have a 2.5-mile radius, while "loss of attraction" has a 10-mile radius.
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They should work within a radius of three miles, and you can also set a safe zone (radius from a device) that will send a notification anytime someone breaks the boundary.
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The ship's officers program the radars with a certain radius — typically one or two miles — and if any other vessel passes inside that radius, a beep begins sounding on the bridge.
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Through its BaaS channel, Radius has partnered with Brex to launch the buzzy startup's corporate bank account last year and has integrated its own Radius savings product onto NerdWallet's mobile app.
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The area of the Saudi Arabia circle is twice the area of the Japan circle, however the Saudi Arabia radius length is not twice the radius length for the Japan circle.
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By tracking a Didi rider's GPS location, those within a 100 kilometer (62 miles) radius of a child's last known location will receive the alert first, and the radius would expand subsequently.
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In a 2017 survey of hundreds of exoplanets detected by the Kepler Space Telescope, the astronomer Benjamin Fulton and his colleagues found that most of the planets fell into one of two groups: Those with a radius less than 1.5 times the radius of Earth, and those with a radius of two to three times that of Earth.
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This puts the top of the mountain at 1.198 times the radius of the Earth from the center of the Earth (it's easier to deal with this in terms of the Earth's radius).
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If the mouse moves in a circle with a radius that is much smaller than the radius of the pool, it will be able to have a greater angular velocity than the cat.
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While the five children were within the casualty radius of the strike, al-Sunna was within the kill radius, suggesting that the CIA did not conform to the US military's rules of engagement.
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Anyone in a 10 foot radius may also be affected.
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Next, take the reciprocal of the radius of each torus.
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He's also started three companies: Radius, Eazel, and General Magic.
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It also has a radius just over half a mile.
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" Radius Health: "It's not a good time for speculative stocks.
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"The blast radius goes up to a mile," Farley explains.
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His latest monograph ROOFTOP was recently published by Radius Books.
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It's your entire arm span vs an inch radius analog.
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This tool was built in partnership with Boston's Radius Bank.
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Kabbage aims to integrate Radius' service within its own platform.
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So it's a smaller radius but also a lower velocity.
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"I set my match radius to five miles," she said.
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The planet has a radius 1.3 times that of Earth.
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The shootings happened within a two to three block radius.
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Put the Trinity site at the edge of its radius.
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I've got three of my favorite cinemas in that radius.
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When they did this, Pohl and company found that the deuteron radius is smaller when measured in muonic deuterium compared to the average value using electronic deuterium, just as with the proton radius discrepancy.
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Let's say we have a circle with a radius of exactly that size (or 25 billion miles in diameter) and we want to calculate the circumference, which is pi times the radius times 2.
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It also has a turning radius of less than 49 feet.
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It's about 2.14 times Earth's radius and 4.82 times Earth's mass.
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But that only gives you a measure of a planet's radius.
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That reduces the radius of curvature and increases the centripetal acceleration.
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Its radius of 2,575km makes it bigger than the planet Mercury.
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It is large, with a radius of 43,440 miles (69,911 kilometers).
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It has a wider range with a 300-foot tracking radius.
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Those devices have an effective radius of 30 to 503 miles.
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In a three-block radius, we probably have 20, 30 restaurants.
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He can drive within a 75-mile mile radius of Williamsburg.
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Epcot is the only Disney park within the two-mile radius.
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It has a general radius of between one and five miles.
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It destroyed a 5-mile radius, killing an estimated 80,000 people.
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"That's basically the flying radius of the vector mosquitoes," he said.
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She lived simply and her daily routine had a small radius.
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A radius (but not diameter) is a BONE in the forearm.
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Salzer arranged them end to end, forming a six-foot radius.
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At least three more riders crashed within a two-mile radius.
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There are seven state and federal penitentiaries within WMMT's broadcast radius.
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The size is key; its radius is 1.3 kilometers (0.8 miles).
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"Nobody wants to be within a 10-mile radius," she said.
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So Kanyon's kill radius against U.S. carriers and submarines is enormous.
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At least three more riders crashed within a two-mile radius.
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Each mortar round has a casualty radius of about 25 meters.
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Rob Frohwein, Kabbage's co-founder and CEO, said in an interview that the plan is to integrate Radius' tech and IP into the Kabbage platform — the task will be overseen by Radius' current CEO, Joel Carusone — as well as Radius' tech team of 20 engineers, who will work for the Atlanta-based startup out of its office in San Francisco.
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That forced city officials to reduce that "event zone" from a 3-mile radius to about a 1.7-mile radius, change the parade/protest route to increase visibility and extend the times available for protesting permits.
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That makes the diameter about 1.92 inches and a radius of 0.995.
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The seven lamps of architecture kindle and extinguish along its resinous radius.
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But the radius of this tiny star is nearly 30 percent smaller.
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In Hamburg, the robots will deliver pizzas within a one-mile radius.
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Or call every location within a 100-mile radius of your house.
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Does the distance and arc radius of a man's piss stream matter?
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Some were as targeted as the 20-kilometer radius around Ferguson, Missouri.
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Draw a circle with a 60-mile radius centred on Charing Cross.
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They have evacuated homes within a 4-block radius of Conditt's residence.
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Authorities have evacuated residents in a 1.5-mile radius around the facility.
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I stepped on probably the only shell in a five-kilometre radius.
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Radius is playing into a broader trend of software-based predictive marketing.
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The event is being billed as the Radius VIP Grand Prix Party.
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Both those locations are within a 5-block radius of Amazon's HQ2.
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Image: DLRA 230-foot-radius geotechnical centrifuge at the University of California.
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All while being an absolute party for anyone in her blast radius.
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The FAA has deemed a 2-nautical mile radius a protected area.
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It transitions seamlessly through an extremely tight-radius circle, finessed and smart.
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It can land within a 24.1-foot radius of its intended destination.
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My ulna and my radius were both broken and I required surgery.
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Same holds true for every other guy within a 50 foot radius.
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For such bodies, mass and radius are often the only data available.
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The crane has a radius reach of 275 meters, about 902 feet.
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It can detect and identify motion within about a 2-mile radius.
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He can hit a 2-3cm radius time after time after time.
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Without delivery, Silverlake Ramen patrons came from a roughly two-mile radius.
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Anyone located within the fireball's radius would be "evaporated," the video says.
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His airport is one of about 20 within a 30-mile radius.
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It has a greater mass and radius than Jupiter, making it puffier.
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From that circle, you can determine both the circumference and the radius.
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Travel in and around the radius will not be impeded, Cuomo said.
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The radius we're looking for today is a bone in the forearm.
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Audi, Porsche and Daimler all have factories within a 40-mile radius.
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There would likely also be widespread injuries and fatalities within this radius.
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The blast radius of his tumultuous acts and chaotic temperament is vast.
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Ash spread over a nine-mile radius, affecting some two million people.
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These observations will enable a more precise measurement of the distance to KELT-4A, providing more detailed measurements of its mass and radius, which will result in more precise measurements of the mass and radius of the planet.
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Bodies made of rocky material will be gravitationally rounded if they're larger than about ~450km in radius, while bodies made of weaker icy material will be pulled into a rounded shape if they're larger than about ~200km in radius.
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BMO used two metrics to gauge the likelihood and trajectory of cannibalization: the percentage of U.S. locations that have another Starbucks store within a one-mile radius and the average number of U.S. locations within that one-mile radius.
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I probably spend 80 percent of my life in this ten-block radius.
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At 70,000 feet, it is able to maintain a 300-mile monitoring radius.
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"Boston has like 22 hospitals all within a one mile radius," Burchard said.
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But unlike Chernobyl, climate change is not limited to a 300-kilometer radius.
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A longer combat radius, enabled by newer engine technology, brings massive combat advantages.
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The prohibition applies to a 5-mile (8-kilometer) radius around the crater.
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Each of the three circles in Cockerham's spinner have a 15 inch radius.
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They also want some 35,000 people to live in a five-mile radius.
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In terms of the Earth, this is 0.139 percent of the Earth's radius.
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Burlington has 47 stores within a five-mile radius of Macy's store closures.
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And that could release toxic radiation within a 50-mile radius or greater.
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Radius is a company focused on treating osteoporosis and other endocrine-mediated disorders.
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Eleven tons of TNT, essentially, goes into destroying everything within a mile radius.
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Geosearches lets police see Objects, visually, within a certain radius on a map.
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And I did it all within a four-mile radius in Los Angeles.
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Volcanic ash, which buried entire towns, has now covered a 12-mile radius.
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That's because it's barely larger than Earth's moon, with a 1,516-mile radius.
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A Bluetooth connection typically works over a radius of 100 meters (328 feet).
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TMSS has six loan officers who cover a six-kilometer radius by bicycle.
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It even has lightning alerts for a 100-mile radius around your location.
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Within a half-mile radius in downtown Manhattan, there are five matcha stores.
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Evacuation orders started small in an expanding radius surrounding the nuclear power station.
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Now, the scientists are targeting sites between 2003 and 33 feet in radius.
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We do accept off-site clients within a certain radius of the studio.
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Metro fares are about 50 cents for travel within an 8-mile radius.
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" Radius Health: "We've got stocks like Bristol-Myers that are down so much.
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Also, the researchers found those effects became negligible outside the one-mile radius.
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Each satellite can reach an area with a radius of over 650 miles.
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A protection zone with a radius of at least 3 km and a surveillance zone with a radius of at least 10 km around the two holdings have been created to keep migrating birds from transmitting the disease to farm poultry.
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"If your radius equals zero, you've got a bit of a problem," said Sheridan.
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About a quarter million people live within a 10 kilometer radius of the volcano.
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Ross 128 is only 17 percent the Sun's mass and 20 percent its radius.
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Harris County also evacuated all residences within a 1.5-mile radius of the facility.
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Shirazi is CEO of a 140-person start-up called Radius and, at Salesforce.
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With low-pressure pipelines, Weimer explained, the impact radius is relatively easy to predict.
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The database collects the dates and times that pass through its wireless network radius.
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But within a certain orbital radius, known as the Roche limit, moons cannot form.
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You can also select a search radius as well as an upload date range.
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He realized that no one was offering streaming video with a 20-meter radius.
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I can adjust that default radius down to as little as a quarter-mile.
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Authorities closed airspace in a 30 km radius and suspended road and rail transport.
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I can't even give you the diameter—maybe three or four feet in radius.
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About 300 people are assisting in searching a two-mile radius around his house.
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Residents living in a 1.5-mile radius around the plant were ordered to evacuate.
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The C.D.C. said on Tuesday that the area has a radius of 500 feet.
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Everyone within a 10-mile radius of the plant was advised to stay indoors.
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The C.D.C. said on Tuesday that the area has a radius of 2800 feet.
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Yes. Are all the galleries I mentioned here literally within a five-block radius?
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Large animals close to the blast radius could suffer hearing loss, injuries, and death.
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People within a half-mile radius of the refinery were being evacuated, KFBB reported.
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Our minimum velocity calculation is for a circle with a radius of 1 meter.
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The perimeter is exactly six times the radius r of the circle, or 6r.
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Then the value of pi would be the circumference divided by twice the radius.
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A tight, 4.3-meter turning radius helps the E maneuver in tight city streets.
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Hands up if the clue "Radius, but not diameter" got you thinking about math.
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The restaurant chain monitors a 200-mile radius around the impacted areas, she said.
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But no black person in a radius of twenty miles will smile, not much.
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This service can be utilized within a 10-mile radius of the main campus.
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Any buildings, objects, and people caught within this radius would likely burst into flames.
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"We heard you have to do at least a three-mile radius," she said.
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"Radius is not a typical bank out of a group of thousands," said Sanborn.
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We've had two good friends move within a four-hour radius of our house.
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"If lower-mass stars have a bigger radius, and then all of a sudden, the higher-mass stars jump to a smaller radius, that could be an indication that something really dramatic is going on with the matter in their cores," she says.
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Kabbage acquires Radius Intelligence, the marketing tech firm with a database of 20M small businesses It's been a tumultuous period for Radius, which announced a merger with its big competitor Leadspace last year, only to quietly cancel the deal three months later.
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A study from the Department of Environmental and Natural Resource Economics at the University of Rhode Island reviewed over 48,000 single family homes within a 5-mile radius of a wind turbine site, as well as over 3,000 in a 1-mile radius.
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NEW YORK, Feb 18 (Reuters) - San Francisco-based LendingClub Corp has agreed to acquire U.S. digital bank Radius Bancorp and its wholly-owned subsidiary Radius Bank in a cash and stock transaction valued at $185 million, the online lender said on Tuesday.
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To measure this, the researchers looked at the number of restaurants and bars—and employment levels at those establishments—within a seven-mile radius of the Cavaliers' home stadium, Quicken Loans Arena, and compared that with the establishments within a one-mile radius.
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If you didn't know this, you probably weren't within a 100 mile radius of me.
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The alert covers a two-mile radius around the intersection and expires in 60 days.
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"I've ordered for all schools within a three-kilometre radius be shut immediately," Maszlee said.
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This targeting can get pretty specific, down to a 1 mile radius of an address.
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From this they can figure out where "inside the deuteron" begins—that is, its radius.
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It bans flights from the surface through 3,000 feet with a radius of 2 miles.
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Basically, the jets take off early and circle a 12 mile radius around the stadium.
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The government told people to avoid the island's 3-mile radius, and are rerouting flights.
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After all, that five block radius has hosted brand stores ranging from Samsung to LittleBits.
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My world exists within a one mile radius and that's the way I like it.
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Slow to act, Soviet authorities eventually evacuated a 30-square-kilometer (18-square-mile) radius.
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In some cities, these "buffer zones" can have a radius as large as 500 feet.
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One thing you sacrifice in exchange for that massive footprint is a tight turning radius.
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The majority of the menu's ingredients come from local establishments within a 100 km radius.
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Geofilters can be set for up to 30 days and at a 5-mile radius.
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So our electromagnetic signals have only extended out to a radius of 100 light years.
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Houston residents living within a 1.5-mile radius of the plant were asked to evacuate.
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No. I have a three-street radius I cannot get close to the White House.
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According to Counterterrorism Director Green, a "dirty bomb" could take out a 30-mile radius.
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The search area has now narrowed to a radius of 40 miles, according to CNN.
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All of the participating artists live within a few miles' radius of the exhibition sites.
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These autonomous robots can carry items, like groceries or packages, within a two-mile radius.
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In the meantime, they preside over the only legal dispensary in a hundred mile radius.
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It also measures the surface temperature, radius and luminosity and radial velocity of smaller numbers.
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Mercury orbits close to the sun, with an orbital radius about 40% that of Earth.
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Radius has filed an application with the Food and Drug Administration to market the drug.
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These planets can be almost double Earth's radius and up to 10 times more massive.
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I must determine three parameters for each circle: (1) center, (2) radius and (3) color.
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" Radius Health: "This is a speculative stock that I want you to hold on to.
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My life turned into a five-block radius between my apartment and my dealer's apartment.
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"Within this 20-mile radius, wherever you go, you can see black excellence," Ellison explained.
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There are an additional 41,181 seats at seven minor league ballparks within the same radius.
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If you don't, there are dire consequences for you and those within a mile's radius.
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The March for Life rally barely filled the three-block radius by the Washington Monument.
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We found just one within a 25-mile radius of our offices in New York.
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When it's closer to the sun, it has a small orbital radius but moves faster.
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In the aftermath, more than 2000,22018 people fled a 21-mile radius around the plant.
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Before her, 12 other child rape cases had been reported within roughly a mile radius.
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In the N.F.L., a team's territory was a 75-mile radius from its home city.
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Dating apps allow you to set obvious parameters: age range, distance radius and so on.
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All buildings within an 800-metre (2,625 ft) radius will be evacuated from 9 a.m.
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She was the 12th girl reported attacked within a two-kilometer radius, according to officials.
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I had a radius of twenty miles when I was ten or eleven years old.
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Last ping was in vicinity of 2752, 763 headed northwest, so search around that radius.
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Shannen Balogh took a look at LendingClub's announcement that it's planning to buy Radius Bank.
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This targeting can get pretty specific, down to a one-mile radius of an address.
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Everything within a 25-foot radius of the vomit is most likely contaminated, he added.
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LendingClub, the marketplace lender, said on Tuesday that it has agreed to buy Radius Bank.
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So fintechs partner with banks like Radius as an alternative to seeking their own charter.
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Award-winning publisher Radius Books will be releasing Lundgren's second monograph, Matter, in late September.
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They drive autonomously in a 2-3 mile radius, but they are monitored by human operators.
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We'd have a little bit from every single fast food restaurant in a half-mile radius.
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An evacuation, he added, could include as much as a 3-mile radius around the site.
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Radius is an experience in anticipation and tension as much as it is a linear story.
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Using geolocation, the app allows users within a certain radius (determined by the venue) to participate.
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Radius Health is a development-stage biotech focused on treating osteoporosis and other endocrine-mediated disorders.
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The outbreak occurred in the Miami-Dade and Broward counties, across a one square-mile radius.
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In the end, the blast radius of the Bentley scandal is likely to be relatively limited.
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The wheel has a radius of 10 meters and takes 30 seconds to complete one revolution.
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The outer atmosphere is inflated and tenuous, making the radius immense and the surface temperature low.
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And where I would change buses, there were 10 homeless shelters in a two-block radius.
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Those affected should be relocated within a one kilometer radius, according to the revised master plan.
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Black Manhattans, strawberry daiquiris, and perhaps the best craft beer selection within a five mile radius.
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She can just sit there looking vaguely present and everyone within a ten-mile radius hyperventilates.
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The police learned that they rarely traveled beyond a four-block radius of their basement apartment.
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City officials are also considering traffic congestion fees based on driving radius and number of trips.
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Some of us live where grocery delivery is convenient, while others reside outside any service's radius.
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Let's focus on his knees: I'd say they're carving out a circle of radius 0.5 meter.
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That's because the hexagon contains six equilateral triangles, each side of which equals the circle's radius.
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The diameter of the hexagon, for its part, is two times the circle's radius, or 3.14159600r.
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Seriously, don't watch this unless you have a box of Kleenex within a five-foot radius.
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In fact, New Yorkers have long focused their lives within a tiny radius of their homes.
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"That doesn't match how the political debate normally is," said Asbjorn Haugstrup, chief executive of Radius.
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Jupiter is the only planet for which this barycenter is outside the radius of the sun.
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The crash had ignited a brush fire within a quarter-acre radius, the LA Times reported.
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For now, an evacuation zone of a mile and a half radius remains around the plant.
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That's because doing so would require hitting either pin on the outermost point of its radius.
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PHIVOLCS has urged a "total evacuation" of everyone within the 17-kilometer radius around the volcano.
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On weekends, however, she tends to stay within a tight radius of her Fort Greene brownstone.
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Here were all the nearby available men, most of them nameless, designated only by a radius.
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Facebook allows location targeting by country or city with a radius of up to 50 miles.
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The astronomers can determine the age of the star, as well as its mass and radius.
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Blue-gray: Air blast (1.04-mile radius) — Air blasts are powerful enough to topple residential buildings.
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In her part of Brooklyn, there are something like 1,500 blocks within a three-mile radius.
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For one, Radius is a digital-only bank with tech capabilities that are compatible to LendingClub.
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These rooms typically provide wider doorways, lowered closet rods and enough turning radius for a wheelchair.
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These rooms typically provide wider doorways, lowered closet rods and enough turning radius for a wheelchair.
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Austria's health ministry said a protection zone with a radius of at least 3 kilometers (1.86 miles) and a surveillance zone with a radius of at least 10 kilometers around the infected holding will be created to keep migrating birds from transmitting the disease to farm poultry.
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My smartbangle is demoing its features, telling me how many ratkids are in a ten tile radius.
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The government ordered everyone within a 12-mile radius to evacuate, with about 165,000 people eventually displaced.
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That meant one wireless Atari 2700 controller could interfere with multiple consoles in a 1,000-foot radius.
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Scrolling down, I find 100 similar profiles within a one-mile radius of my apartment in Boston.
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So from a bird's-eye view, each tree is a circle with a radius of 1.5 meters.
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And then along comes something unheralded, under-the-radar, and authentically strange, like the Canadian movie Radius.
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This isn't a particularly deep theme in this case: Radius raises the questions, but doesn't have answers.
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Radius arrives on VOD services (iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, XFINITY, and a lot more) on November 10th.
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Times two, times G, divided by c squared, that gets us about 10^-27 meters in radius.
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The higher the number of participants within a relevant radius, the higher the liquidity of the marketplace.
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Or there's no one in-network within a hundred-mile radius of you who can provide it?
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Couple that with the tightest turning radius of any car on sale and the Smart's maneuverability shines.
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How this didn't set off every smoke alarm in a 10 block radius is a total miracle.
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Our Sun has a radius at the equator that's 6.2 miles (10 km) larger than the poles.
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It's also the lightest we've ever seen Kate while within a three-yard radius of her mom.
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Thankfully, statistics are on our side, and asteroids grow increasingly less common as they increase in radius.
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But the radius at which the black hole's tides can crack open a star increases more slowly.
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Then the system will know and send a message to everyone in 10 to 20 mile radius.
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Sproles has a fractured radius and wrist ligament damage in a collision with Giants safety Darian Thompson.
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There aren't any stores selling AWA eggs within a 15 mile radius of Washington, DC, for example.
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In the quest to find exoplanets, their type is often classified by the mass and radius relationship.
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But we really don't know for sure, nor do we know the planet's exact radius and density.
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Residents within a 7-kilometer (4.35-mile) radius were told to evacuate the area immediately, it said.
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Any phones within that kilometre radius would have had potentially identifying information swept up in the dragnet.
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With the Radius drug, holes in osteoporotic bone appeared to fill faster than with the Lilly drug.
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Pregnant women and young children within a 5-mile radius of the plant were told to evacuate.
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Under the 1982 UNCLOS, islands grant their owners a 12 nautical mile radius of sovereign territorial waters.
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It would be devastating for a region with a 40-50 kilometer radius around the impact point.
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There's nothing authentic within a 100-mile radius of this album—no mythical creatures, no obscure costumes.
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And if a meeting is within Bluetooth radius of my desk, I won't bring it there either.
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Amazingly, you can find six nationally ranked pizzerias within a five square mile radius in New Haven.
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Now the event happens every four months, visiting at least three bookstores within a 2-mile radius.
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All commercial flocks within a 10-kilometer radius of the farm have tested negative, the department said.
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The re-wearing of ratty clothing, the under-showering, the dazed walks within a four-block radius.
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For now, the robotic deliveries will only be available within a mile radius of select Domino's locations.
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So, the radius of turning is twice the distance of a car stopping in a straight line.
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For customers outside the store's bike-determined radius, Gleebooks cut postage fees for orders over A$50.
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And, as Mr. Gural never tires of mentioning, 2000 million people live within a 252-mile radius.
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The larger wind radius means that more people and structures will be exposed to extremely damaging winds.
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Nurse practitioners in Texas must work under the supervision of a physician within a 75-mile radius.
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Then the system will know and send a message to everyone in 235 to 20 mile radius.
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And it wasn't unique to them — people within a wide radius of the explosion felt that way.
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And at last count there were at least 16 Michelin-star restaurants within a 30-mile radius.
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The exclusion zone, which has a radius of 30 kilometers around the disabled plant, is permanently abandoned.
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F-35Bs can carry two guided bombs with a combat radius of about 500 miles (805 kilometers).
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It is supposed to be capable of Mach 2 speeds and an almost 700-mile combat radius.
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One of those nuclear grenades again that seem to just destroy everything in a 50-mile radius.
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The account, which was created with Radius Bank, also comes with no fees or monthly minimum balance.
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Typically, customers within a three-kilometer radius can receive their groceries within 30 minutes, the company said.
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Within a mile radius of downtown, you have access to all of the cultural and sports facilities.
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Rift/Fault, recently released by Radius Books, contrasts 48 of Belanger's photographs from those two precarious locales.
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Acquiring Radius will let it issue its own loans, cutting the cost of relying on a partner.
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My life's radius was limited to a four-person group text and half as many square miles.
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It's only about eight percent of the mass of our Sun, and 11 percent of its radius.
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He visited Shakespeare's hometown and every house Shakespeare might conceivably have visited within a 50-mile radius.
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Radius has built a database of information on around 20 million SMBs in the US. While the terms of the deal remain undisclosed, it's worth noting that Radius has raised over $107 million, per Crunchbase, and was last valued at around $200 million, per PitchBook data cited by TechCrunch.
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The app also shows you other users who are in a two-mile radius, not unlike dating apps.
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The ring alone is 77 astronomical units in radius, almost twice Pluto's average distance from our our sun.
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As usual, future Bachelorette star Rachel proves to be the most sensible adult within a five-mile radius.
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Harris County ordered the evacuation of several hundred residents within a 1.5-mile (2.4 km-) radius on Tuesday.
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The zone has a 2 nautical mile radius and bars flights below 3,000 feet, according to the FAA.
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Using the time code, you could go back and pinpoint a general radius from where the truck was.
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Firefighters and police officers evacuated people within a five-block radius shortly after the blast, likely saving lives.
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Aside from that, scientists measure two different values for the proton's radius based on the experiments they perform.
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Because of nearby commercial airports, it's smaller than typical presidential TFRs, which have a radius of 30 miles.
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The scientists calculated that the radius of the planet is between 0.94 and 1.4 times that of Earth.
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Up until October 2016, TikTok also allowed users to find fellow TikTok-ers within a 50-mile radius.
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The police placed us on lockdown in the synagogue, creating a two-block radius of safety around us.
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"They were testing texting, they were testing voice, they had full coverage in the radius," Mr. Pagliughi said.
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Still, the shockwaves from this explosion damaged buildings in a 5-kilometer radius, and 165 people were killed.
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A house, at around 50,000 kilograms, would be a black hole with a radius of 10^-22 meters.
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You may have tried everything from updating your profile to changing your location radius settings — to no avail.
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Radius' software collects and catalogs data on 18 million U.S. businesses to help companies focus their marketing campaigns.
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The accuracy of the data is one big differentiator between Radius and traditional corporate databases like Dun & Bradstreet.
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Israel's United Hatzalah has developed technology that alerts emergency responders within a certain radius and optimizes ambulance routes.
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When we think "blast radius," we think of people killed or injured who weren't in the immediate area.
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All three women lived within a roughly 100-mile radius and are around the same age, officials said.
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By comparison, the Milky Way is about 100,000 light years across, or a radius of 50,000 light years.
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That means someone could find you basically right in your apartment, instead of in a several block radius.
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PAGASA reports that the typhoon will cause moderate to heavy rainfall in a 500-kilometer (311-mile) radius.
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PAGASA reported that the typhoon would cause moderate to heavy rainfall in a 500-kilometer (311-mile) radius.
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Today half his wealth is still tied up in buildings within a four-mile radius of this spot.
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Same goes for Veep Mike Pence's home in Indiana ... there's now a 1-nautical mile radius airspace restriction.
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But the blast radius of an Espionage Act conviction against Assange would include every working national security journalist.
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Just don't crash it… because you will probably get blown up before you can escape the blast radius.
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Or find the beach, the woods, and an internet porn studio within the radius of a few miles?
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China's top-of-the-line bomber is capable of reaching a nearly 1,900-nautical-mile (3,500-kilometer) radius.
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" Silverman proclaimed that anyone who dies within a twenty-four-mile radius of Rajneeshpuram is guaranteed "automatic enlightenment.
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He and his wife are enjoying the road trips, he said, and they are gradually extending their radius.
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During the initial impact, shock waves flattened trees in massive waves within a radius of nearly 1,000 miles.
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The alert is for a two-mile radius around the intersection and is set to last 60 days.
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The hormone Dr. Stewart and Dr. Broadus discovered became the basis for the new drug made by Radius.
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A local citizen, seeking communion within a reasonable commute radius, joined a Circle on the Upper West Side.
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The researchers searched for doctors with matching names, living within a small geographic radius from their practice address.
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Jim estimates there are at least 2800 fracking wells within a three kilometre radius of their front door.
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Police are quick to point to a 46 percent spike in disturbance calls within a three-block radius.
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Enemy sentries and scouts patrol around their camps, casting a detection radius around themselves that you can avoid.
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Before, anyone who took my insurance and worked within a five block radius of my office was fine.
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Alarmed, she phoned all of the gynecologic oncologists within an 80-mile radius of our town in Indiana.
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Debris and human remains were spread over a radius of a kilometer from the crash site, investigators said.
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"This was probably the only gas station within like a 10-mile radius with gas," he told CNN.
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This warp is very close to the black hole at just 1/10 the radius of the disc.
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That means I could use the same velocity calculator but with a different radius and a different mass.
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Earhart's humerus and radius length were measured using comparisons to scalable objects provided a forensic image processing laboratory.
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The majority of them were within a two-block radius of Mr. Williams's apartment, the arrest report said.
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First, fintechs can partner with a BaaS provider, like Radius Bank, in order to access the necessary licensing.
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LendingClub is paying $185 million in cash and stock for Radius Bancorp, according to documents viewed by CNBC.
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New York came second on the list, with 111 restaurants in a five-mile radius of the city.
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County officials had ordered an evacuation on Tuesday of residents within a 1.5-mile radius of the plant.
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Until 2016, the app allowed users to view other users within a 50-mile radius, the F.T.C. said.
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Regulatory considerationsBy acquiring Radius, LendingClub will now be regulated by the SEC and FDIC, like any other bank.
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These thrusts tossed the rocket out of its preferred orbit, and sent its path at the wrong radius.
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Decades of research and exploration have revealed that this tiny world, which is only about 1.4 times larger than the Moon, is dominated by a dense core that takes up about 85 percent of the planet's radius (in comparison, Earth's core layers only extend to about 50 percent of the radius).
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The company has acquired Radius Intelligence, the marketing technology firm that has built a database of information on some 20 million small and medium businesses in the U.S. Terms of the deal are not being disclosed, but notably, it comes on the heels of a sightly tumultuous period for Radius .
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UPS bought an unspecified stake in Fast Radius, which has a 23D printing factory at UPS's Louisville, Kentucky, hub.
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Officials have evacuated anyone within a 1.5-mile radius around the plant due to the threat of continued explosions.
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"A traversable wormhole throat is 'transparent' only to wave packets with size smaller than the throat radius," Visser explained.
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As a precautionary measure, local officials ordered all residents within a three-mile radius around the refinery to evacuate.
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The latter now has five outlets in Phnom Penh, all within roughly a 5-kilometer radius of each other.
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Whenever Trump's at Mar-a-Lago, flight schools operating within a 10-mile radius of it are shut down.
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The firm's robots can make deliveries within a four-mile radius, and carry goods including parcels, groceries and food.
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"Outside of about a one-mile radius around the Capitol Building, no one really cares about process," Claflin said.
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I like Radius ... I think it's done a really great job, and I'm not going to say sell it.
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Farmers and traders have become even warier of transporting their animals within the UP plant's 200km-radius catchment area.
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As well as transforming landscapes in a large radius around Dhaka, the fish boom has changed many people's lives.
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The lead drug for Radius is a treatment for osteoporosis in post-menopausal women that's waiting for FDA approval.
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I really want to see inside of the blast radius, but it's going to kill me if I do.
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The app works by connecting users who have crossed each other's paths within an 850 feet/250 meter radius.
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Radius: 12.4 feet, maximum radial acceleration: 6g at outer perimeter, acceleration from 0g to 13g: less than 30 seconds.
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Within a two-mile radius, one could find upscale golf communities alongside acres of funky mid-century modern homes.
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So, faster running speed means a bigger force and a smaller radius (sharper turn) also means a bigger force.
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"There are almost 100 dollar-type stores in a ten-mile radius," said Fort Worth Councilwoman Kelly Allen Gray.
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I fed it recycler charges (really good grenades that break everything in their blast radius down into crafting elements).
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They were all found between a two-mile radius by good Samaritans who brought them into the animal service.
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The EPA estimates that about 3,800 people live within a three-mile radius of the site, according to KHOU.
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That's how they detected this tiny world with a radius of 1.3 kilometers, which has not yet been named.
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Any other Axon body cameras that enter the 30-foot radius within those 30 seconds will also be activated.
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Room 703 encompasses sounds and stories beyond the three-block-radius she was once confined to by her grandmother.
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The ALPR search, meanwhile, lets police view license plate data captured within a certain search radius on the map.
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I want to see the results before I feel comfortable saying that you want to buy Radius Health here.
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The chemical reaction that causes diamond rain would influence that relationship because it releases hydrogen, inflating the planet's radius.
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The planet — dubbed Kepler-1647b — is basically the same size as Jupiter in terms of its radius and mass.
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Chasms and rifts hint that the moon was once smaller but increased its radius and grew at some point.
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Volcanic ash had spread in a 12-mile radius and winds could carry the cloud even farther, officials said.
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Another unique amenity was the "house car," a Mercedes-Benz E350, which chauffeurs guests within a 20-block radius.
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"The radius of rural sanitation before 2014 was approximately 38 percent, but today it is 94 percent," Modi said.
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Underwater shock from a 100-megaton Poseidon could destroy submarines and ships to a radius of over 85033 kilometers.
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To prepare for the worst, officials considered evacuating over 600,000 people within a 20-mile radius of the plant.
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Wells typically serve a limited number of people within a very small radius; therefore, proper de-identification is impossible.
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Volcanic ash has covered a 12-mile radius, with officials warning that winds could further extend its lethal reach.
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Thermobaric weapons differ from conventional bombs in that they combine with atmospheric oxygen to greatly extend the blast radius.
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I plotted the bodegas within a three-block radius, my brain charting a mental map of my neighborhood's grid.
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The artists' aligned interests, as well as their different perspectives, make New Radius a complicated and thoughtful abstract exhibition.
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Thailand's dense rural population makes it easy to find several hundred workers within a radius of a few miles.
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Limited to the electric cord's 20-foot radius, he was "like a dog on a leash," until the morning.
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Pohl followed the same logic to deduce the proton radius from the Lamb shift of muonic hydrogen in 2010.
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Employees who ranked high on either speed or quality boosted the performance of those within a 25-foot radius.
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"Some of these women, for ten, fifteen years, this was their four-block radius—that was it," Razvi said.
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One night out at a local bar, Soderbergh realized he'd slept with three people in a two-foot radius.
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One night out at a local bar, Soderbergh realized he'd slept with three people in a two-foot radius.
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In the 1980s, Spain created taxpayer-funded community health centers located within a 15-minute radius of every citizen.
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EgyptAir Chairman Safwat Moslem said the radius of the search zone was 40 nautical miles, but could be expanded.
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The Sam's Club he shopped at in North Carolina, the closest one in a 25-mile radius, is closing.
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Ideally, you would like to leave, but owing to the large orbital separation and substantial mass of Planet Nine, it's gravitational sphere of influence (Hill radius) extends about ~10 AU (roughly Saturn's orbital radius) above the surface, meaning you've got a long way to go before you escape Planet Nine's daunting gravity.
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"Only a shark within a 3-mile radius can smell the bait, so they are already there," the post reads.
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The expert says that aircrafts have about a radius of a mile around them that is considered their air space.
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The semicircular depressed fracture had a radius of 1.4 inches and could only have been produced by a rounded object.
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The rule changes, which were first announced last month, more than quadruple the radius of each airport's drone restricted airspace.
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Chevron points out that many of the platforms are within a 30-mile radius of the two companies' deepwater acreage.
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In town after town, city after city, police departments responded to calls, oftentimes from multiple locations within a small radius.
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And slowly, he starts to realize that anything living that comes within a certain radius of him instantly drops dead.
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Radius is a high-concept movie from start to finish, and it relies on surprises to keep the story moving.
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Radius also just published positive phase 3 clinical trial data showing that the drug increased bone density and prevented fractures.
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For Radius, the conference climaxes with an invite-only party next Tuesday night, featuring a live musical performance by Daughtry.
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There's at least one Luckin location within a 500-meter radius anywhere in downtown Shanghai and Beijing, the company claimed.
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That means the radius of the flat Earth would have to increase to accommodate the displacement of the interior layers.
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When the tendon is tightened, the core is reduced in radius and correspondingly increases in torque while decreasing in speed.
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Gossip Girl made sure its characters never left their 12-block radius, despite no longer being Manhattan prep school students.
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In their search of more than a two-mile radius around the campsite, investigators have not found blood or clothing.
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For one, gravity data also tells us Dione has a rocky core, spanning approximately 70 percent of its total radius.
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Oh, that makes the height of the mountain 19.8 percent the radius of the Earth—see how nice that is?
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Still, scientists know that the shadow is around five times the Schwarzschild radius, or the size of the event horizon.
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The magnitude of the acceleration while traveling in a circle depends on both the speed and radius of the circle.
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But after we opened, everyone sort of followed suit and there's like ten cocktail bars in a kilometer radius now.
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Cramer spoke with Radius Health CEO Robert Ward, who described the urgency of meeting the needs of those with osteoporosis.
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Graham has a massive catch radius and where he aligns in the formation dictates Fangio's options for contending with him.
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The Shield Generator gives your fellow teammates a shield while within a certain radius, ignoring any line-of-sight issues.
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Then, police have to enter the center of their search radius, and a license plate number they want to search.
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These data are then broadcast automatically every second to all ground stations and other aircraft within a 150-mile radius.
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Lemhi County Sheriff's deputies and about 200 volunteers searched an approximately two-mile radius around the campsite after DeOrr disappeared.
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Anyone else feel like tequila compels you to tell everyone within a 10-foot radius what happens before "Part B" ?
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No injuries have been reported, but emergency responders evacuated all the homes within a half-mile radius of the scene.
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Within a 100-mile radius of the New York City area, Spence-Chapin is seeking volunteers for interim care providers.
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Although medical specialists fervently hope the Radius drug, if approved, will cost less than Forteo, that is far from certain.
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The job availability score is based on job openings listed on Indeed within a 10-mile radius of the city.
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Evacuation orders aside, about 40% of people within a 15-mile radius of the plant evacuated themselves as worry spread.
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How it works: Burger King uses Google's traffic data to identify areas within a 3-kilometer radius of the restaurant.
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Dicamba's effects are like a bomb: You see a blast radius of damage surrounding the point where it was sprayed.
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The Qasef-1 is a propeller powered "pusher" style UAV with operational radius reportedly limited to 13 kilometers (62 miles).
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That includes surveying households and neighbors within a 150-yard radius around the residence of the person who has Zika.
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It has kind of an old-timey look and an excellent turning radius that makes it really easy to control.
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One of the perks of living in L.A. is that you're always within a five-block radius of a taco.
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The pair began collaborating after Lawson proposed Sheppard for a role in a work with Full Radius Dance in 2013.
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As the robots get within a radius around him, because of the tech he's wearing, they slow down and stop.
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I think I was the only boy in a three-block radius who was never bloodied in a street fight.
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Users in the US will be able to see posts within a 50-mile radius of their location or closer.
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State officials will compile a list of other possible locations that will shut down in the 1-mile radius zone.
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Since the radius of the circle will be the same as the distance from the wall, here is the answer.
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Other customers that Radius lists on its site include Square, American Express, LendingTree, FirstData, MetLife, Sam's Club, Yahoo and more.
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The state government closed schools and several shopping complexes within a three-mile radius of Chenni and the military station.
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About 450,000 people live within a 9-mile radius of Taal, and authorities issued total evacuations orders for the region.
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But the extent of the spray — up to roughly 0.7 inches in radius — was much smaller than the stalagmites themselves.
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Moreover, by leveraging Radius Bank's license, LendingClub won't have to pay fees and interest to its current issuing bank partners.
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"Each species of critter in the world has a certain radius that it needs to feed and nest," she explained.
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You spend your evenings swiping right on what seems like every bearded 20-something man within a two-mile radius.
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And each grocery store is only serving to users in a kilometer radius, so the delivery could be incredibly quick.
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Wellerstein estimated that between 50 and 90% of people within this radius could die from the acute effects of radiation.
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As concussion grenades have a smaller lethal blast radius than fragmentation grenades, it'd give troops more flexibility when clearing obstacles.
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