But not yet on crude it buys, refines, and sells.
|
|
In return, Don refines Tony's taste and dissolves his prejudices.
|
|
As he refines his torments, the show further unpeels the characters.
|
|
But maybe it fails and Microsoft refines it a year later.
|
|
Until Alphabet refines its reporting structure, investors will be left to wonder.
|
|
Mubadala wholly owns the Spanish company which refines oil and distributes fuel.
|
|
It locks onto satellites with L1, and then refines its position with L5.
|
|
Her mother is the chief executive of Career Prep Consultants, which refines résumés.
|
|
Go deeper: Twitter refines political ad rules What matters for 2020 and beyond
|
|
I always say it's kind of like Google Earth in the old days: It's a little bit fuzzy, but over time, it refines and it refines, and especially as the databases are getting bigger and there's more and more populations.
|
|
The tax credit system gives $6.81 per ton of coal that a company refines.
|
|
Koch refines crude oil and sells the gasoline people use to drive to work.
|
|
Instead, it refines the experience, polishing a fun and charming game into something even better.
|
|
Production curtailed by shut vacuum distillation unit, which refines residual crude produced by the CDU.
|
|
She refines each image with a succession of pencil drawings, sometimes scanning and editing them digitally.
|
|
Shell, for instance, sells far more oil products through its 44,000 petrol stations than it refines.
|
|
Carbon dating further refines the time period as being from the second, third, or fourth centuries.
|
|
The Lynas processing plant in Malaysia refines ore from a rare earths mine in Western Australia.
|
|
Titanfall 2 refines the mech roles, establishing each of the six under more role-specific archetypes.
|
|
"The program puts them together and refines and improves the accuracy of the prediction," Akanbi added.
|
|
Archer Daniels Midland sure doesn't want to pay more for the corn it refines into ethanol.
|
|
It enters a new market and then refines and refines and continues refining until it yields a success like the iPod nano, the MacBook Air, the glass and aluminum iMac, the iPhone 6 Plus, and even the iPad Pro that's become a stealth hit with businesses.
|
|
Philadelphia Energy Solutions employs more than 1,000 people and refines 335,000 barrels of crude oil a day.
|
|
A rep for Woodstock 50 tells TMZ has indeed delayed its sales as it refines logistical plans.
|
|
In "Hotline Bling" Drake refines dance moves originally seen in the Prime Boys' "I Heard" music video.
|
|
Mr. Svensson's cooking refines the wildness of New Nordic cooking without losing its naturalness and occasional naïveté.
|
|
Over time, the company refines that set of products based on what people are and are not purchasing.
|
|
We'll see how Apple Music refines the list week by week — the true test of any personalized playlist.
|
|
And the blue team then refines their argument and they go back and forth until consensus is reached.
|
|
But yesterday's discovery shows that actually combining all of those different wavelengths is what truly refines our understanding.
|
|
Here, she eats up that gaze, and refines it on her own terms (miss you, amazing 20143s Madonna).
|
|
Mattingly has long worked, Cassandra-like, in this cautionary register; Because For Now refines our sense of why.
|
|
The unit refines 155,000 barrels of oil per day, turning it into gasoline and diesel among other products.
|
|
The U.S. refines 246 million barrels a day of crude, turning it into gasoline, diesel and jet fuel.
|
|
Facebook develops moderation policies itself, but refines them with help from another group of outsourced workers at Accenture.
|
|
Anglo American Platinum refines platinum group metals from Sibanye-Stillwater, African Rainbow Minerals, Royal Bafokeng Platinum and Siyanda.
|
|
So, as it does with everything it touches, Apple continually iterates and refines on iOS's accessibility features over time.
|
|
About $2.5 billion of planned spending is for the downstream business that refines, transports and markets fuels and petrochemicals.
|
|
Quintenz said the regulator is eager to hear outside perspectives as the agency refines its thinking on the matter.
|
|
The Askeaton-based company refines imported bauxite into alumina which is a major ingredient in the manufacturing of aluminium.
|
|
OIL REFINING The company produces, refines and exports oil from Saudi Arabia, but has refining operations across the globe.
|
|
Normally, the U.S. refines 17.5 million barrels a day of crude, turning it into gasoline, diesel and jet fuel.
|
|
The largest study of its kind, the work refines our understanding of the complex ways that genetics impacts mental illness.
|
|
Their method instead creates a general image from the entire sentence, then refines the image using the sentence's sub-parts.
|
|
He tries out a phrase, then refines it as if tacking a ship to something slightly closer to his truth.
|
|
Around 88 percent of the crude that Bapco refines comes from neighbouring Saudi Arabia, and the rest from Bahrains field.
|
|
Each time the mash is distilled, it brings up the ABV content, and refines the spirit further with each process.
|
|
When I Get Home, out this month, refines musical ingredients derived from jazz and R&B into a wispy chill.
|
|
As the president refines his approach to the opioid epidemic, I hope that he heeds the recommendations from his commission.
|
|
The Perth Mint refines more than 90% of newly-mined gold in Australia, the world's second-largest gold producer after China.
|
|
Lotos refines a dozen different types of crude, including those from the United States, Africa and the Middle East, he said.
|
|
By being able to identify patterns, it's able to create a posting schedule that refines itself in real-time, Levitt says.
|
|
He escapes his captors by building a primitive armored suit, but after returning home, he refines the design and its capabilities.
|
|
The country is still the global leader in "basic and applied" R&D, which makes early discoveries and further refines them.
|
|
Even as the U.S. refines more oil, the demand for gasoline is lower than it was at this time last year.
|
|
Everything is gently pressed over rice, in the two-century-old Edo style of sushi that Mr. Nakazawa respects and refines.
|
|
It also believes people cause it by burning carbon-based fuel—the kind Chevron extracts from the ground, refines, and sells.
|
|
The Perth Mint refines more than 90% of newly mined gold in Australia, the world's second-largest gold producer after China.
|
|
Firefly is coordinating closely with local authorities and emergency response personnel as it investigates the anomaly and refines its contingency procedures.
|
|
But Citgo has increased the volume of U.S. oil it refines, and has also has also expanded its crude import sources.
|
|
Like a blacksmith's molding of a red-hot iron, adversity is a trial by fire that refines leaders and sharpens their game.
|
|
The Perth Mint refines more than 90 percent of newly-mined gold in Australia, the world's second-largest gold producer behind China.
|
|
The Perth Mint refines more than 90 percent of newly mined gold in Australia, the world's second-largest gold producer behind China.
|
|
In this downturn, large integrated energy companies have touted the virtues of a business model that both produces oil and refines it.
|
|
Mr. Piñon said that at least part of the reduction was oil that Venezuela refines in Cuba and then ships out again.
|
|
ERG has two other copper and cobalt mining units in DRC and owns a smelter in neighboring Zambia which refines both metals.
|
|
If he refines the execution, there's a good chance you may be waiting in line for brunch at one near you soon.
|
|
Savola imports raw Brazilian sugar and refines it in Egypt for export to other destinations, meaning the banned sugar is not even Egyptian.
|
|
It's the 10th largest refinery in the US and refines about 335,000 barrels of crude oil a day, according to the company's website.
|
|
Facebook today says that it will have more ad targeting updates to share in the months ahead, as it further refines these tools.
|
|
Not every player matures emotionally or refines themselves physically the way you would like them to, but Kyle has done both in spades.
|
|
Ferrero tells Reuters that it refines palm oil at just under 200 degrees Celsius, using a low-pressure process that minimizes GE levels.
|
|
There, he was progressively awarded one, two, and then three Michelin stars, which he has since kept as he continuously refines his cuisine.
|
|
There are a lot of face masks out there, but we found one that calms, nourishes, firms, plumps and refines the skin immediately.
|
|
It refines its list every year in response to new research and new evidence about what athletes are taking to get an edge.
|
|
Around 88 percent of the crude that Bapco refines comes from neighbouring Saudi Arabia, and the rest from Bahrain's field, Al Khalifa said.
|
|
However, profits in Exxon's downstream business, which refines and sells fuels like gasoline, slumped nearly 16 percent from the same period last year.
|
|
Around 88 percent of the crude that Bapco refines comes from neighboring Saudi Arabia, and the rest from Bahrain's field, Al Khalifa said.
|
|
The next wave is smart software that tests and refines products before humans get involved, allowing products to get to market faster, Barron's said.
|
|
As Google refines Chrome OS, and manufacturers continue to build and innovate, Chromebooks are becoming great options for users of all ages and occupations.
|
|
Microsoft announced the Surface Pro X, a 22-inch 2999-in-213.5 that takes the basic formula of the Surface tablet and refines it.
|
|
The pain was especially pronounced at Chevron, where earnings from its downstream division, which refines fuel, fell more than 24 percent to $21.2 billion.
|
|
It also further refines the feature that lets you "squeeze" the phone to do certain things, like zooming in on maps or snapping pics.
|
|
And the more mergers that the observatory detects, the more it validates and refines what the Synthetic Universe model has predicted about star evolution.
|
|
Using using a powerful supercomputer called Bridges, Libratus refines its poker-playing skills by sifting through past games, including those played at the current tournament.
|
|
He knows how to entertain and educate so that science comes alive and you become engrossed in the stories of how knowledge expands and refines.
|
|
With that feedback, it takes on board whether or not it should be classifying the events as attacks or not, then refines its internal models.
|
|
Lynas operates an $800 million plant in the Malaysian town of Kuantan that refines ore from a rare-earths mine that it owns in Australia.
|
|
Petroperu, which mainly transports and refines oil, has reported a dozen leaks in its Amazonian pipeline this year - a source of tension with native communities.
|
|
"The 1901 McMillan plan takes that concept of L'Enfant and refines it, enhances it into much more of a public space," Lisa Benton-Short says.
|
|
Chevron will also spend $2.8 billion on its business that refines, transports and markets fuels and petrochemicals, up about $300 million from this year's budget.
|
|
Philadelphia Energy Solutions is the 10th largest refinery in the US and refines about 335,000 barrels of crude oil a day, according to the company's website.
|
|
According to DHS, "[t]his request refines support to ensure it remains aligned with the current situation, the nature of the mission, and CBP operational requirements."
|
|
Turkey refines slightly less than 272 million bpd of oil, making it one of the top seven consumers in Europe, on a par with the Netherlands.
|
|
But it refines almost none of its crude, instead exporting what it produces and paying to import refined products - a large drain on the country's wealth.
|
|
The downstream business, which refines crude oil into fuels like gasoline, posted a profit of $1.5 billion, up $303 million from the same period last year.
|
|
If Pemex refines more crude domestically, it would lessen Mexico's need for gasoline imports, which have grown by nearly a fifth over the past three years.
|
|
Refining inputs rose to 7 million bpd, up from 5.7 million bpd a week earlier; the Gulf usually refines about 9 million barrels of crude daily.
|
|
Days into an infection, the immune system refines this antibody into a second type, called immunoglobulin G, exquisitely designed to recognize and neutralize a specific virus.
|
|
It refines stillness from rhythm, silence from sound, and space from compression, a whiplash in a line running from Messiaen and Morton Feldman through Brian Eno.
|
|
DefinedCrowd, the Startup Battlefield alumnus that produces and refines data for AI-training purposes, has just debuted iOS and Android apps for its army of human annotators.
|
|
They released their second album Fall Forever earlier this year and it refines their artful balance of emotionally charged lyrics framed by metallic, almost cold sounding instrumentation.
|
|
"This request refines support to ensure it remains aligned with the current situation, the nature of the mission, and (Customs and Border Protection) operational requirements," she added.
|
|
Wear 2.03 refines all those notifications, so that instead of a huge card that takes over the screen you see a small icon pop up at the bottom.
|
|
Wear 2.0 refines all those notifications, so that instead of a huge card that takes over the screen you see a small icon pop up at the bottom.
|
|
Turkmenistan produces about 10 million tonnes of oil a year, most of which it refines domestically, and oil products account for about 10 percent of total Turkmen exports.
|
|
The company has invested in vision as it refines its medical device group, adding surgical products and a contact subscription service to its lineup of Acuvue contact lenses.
|
|
He refines that list with Google searches like "plant-forward lifestyle," he said, and looks at where delivery systems like Uber and DoorDash do a lot of business.
|
|
Then as the task becomes more natural, another mechanism takes over that refines the pattern of brain activity that drives the task, cutting down on the neural background noise.
|
|
In the course of capturing its territory, the Islamic State has taken control of oil supplies that it refines into fuel, which it uses internally and smuggles for profit.
|
|
Petroperu operates the pipeline and also refines the oil it transports, which had slowed in recent months to between 5,000 and 6,000 barrels per day amid slumping oil prices.
|
|
In our post about neural networks, we explained how data is fed to machines through an elaborate sausage press that dissects, analyzes and even refines itself on the fly.
|
|
All this experimentation — and boundary pushing — worries many Democrats, who are likely to be locked in their own political battles well into 2020 as Trump refines his digital tactics.
|
|
The Fanjuls preside over one of the world's largest sugar empires, including Florida Crystals, which grows and refines sugar on some hundred and fifty thousand acres in the state.
|
|
The facility, which refines 38,000 barrels of oil a day, was shut on Friday as firefighters monitored hot spots from the fire within the plant, said Husky spokeswoman Kim Guttormson.
|
|
The Core X Chroma splits the price difference between the $299 Core X and the $22080 Core V260, and its feature set borrows their best features, then slightly refines them.
|
|
"This request refines support to ensure it remains aligned with the current threat, the nature of the mission, and [US Customs and Border Protection] operational requirements," a Pentagon spokesperson said.
|
|
The model is self-learning, so it refines itself over time based on how people behave on the app, and autonomously figures out who to send jobs to, and when.
|
|
But the maintenance weighed on earnings in its division that refines and sells fuels like gasoline, while weaker profit margins in its chemicals segment also dragged on the bottom line.
|
|
In the downstream business, which refines and markets fuels to consumers, earnings fell by $804 million from a year ago due to weaker margins in refining and lower petroleum product sales.
|
|
About $2.5 billion of planned spending will go towards its business that refines, transports and markets fuels and petrochemicals, up $300 million from the amount it projected to spend this year.
|
|
Iran has the biggest ballistic missile arsenal in the Middle East and "parades them around, develops them, refines them, just so the whole world knows: Do not attack Iran," said Taleblu.
|
|
The company currently refines about 2 million barrels per day, with nearly 70 percent of them counting as "assured volume," or product that they know will be sold the following day.
|
|
Edelman and Amendola have become prime examples of the kind of receivers that the Patriots coaches have a knack of finding for Brady — unpolished gems whom Brady refines into sparkling additions.
|
|
After a company has started using the Uptake platform, the platform refines the insights it delivers over time as it compares its recommendations offered against what actions technicians in the field performed.
|
|
Johnson Matthey, which also refines and recycles platinum group metals, said group sales for the quarter to end December totalled 736 million pounds ($1 billion), down from 745 million a year earlier.
|
|
Salvini, in the judgment of Claudio Gatti, whose book "The Demons of Salvini" was just published in Italian, is "post-Fascist" — he refines many of its methods for a 21st-century audience.
|
|
The company, which counts Nestle, McDonald's , Unilever and Ferrero as customers, refines 4 million tonnes of palm oil a year in Malaysia, 1 million tonnes of which is sourced from third parties.
|
|
By dismissing "intellectuals" as merely interested in protecting our turf and attacking the Enlightenment, Pinker and his less astute allies avoid engaging with the kind of error correction that builds and refines knowledge.
|
|
The Gilt Tripper Micro Peel is for exfoliating, the Unicorn Illuminating mask brightens, firms, and refines, and the Show Me The Bunny mask balances oil — and yes, all are made for Insta likes.
|
|
Earnings from the company's downstream unit, which refines crude oil into gasoline and other products, fell 47 percent, which Chief Executive Darren Woods said was the primary drag on earnings in the quarter.
|
|
In that case the algorithm starts out with a formula and just sort of refines it, scaling each variable up or down so that the formula as a whole has better predictive power.
|
|
Noranda, which smelts and refines aluminum and mines bauxite, filed for bankruptcy on Monday and asked for up to $130 million in DIP financing to help fund its business during the Chapter 11 process.
|
|
The refinery in British Columbia, however, refines light oil, rather than heavy crude from Canada's oil sands, and its products are distributed in a smaller region around British Columbia and down through Washington state.
|
|
In large part, this is because the Revised Core Set refines what made Netrunner great at the core of its gameplay, while addressing cards and game strategies that were known for bad player experiences.
|
|
The new analysis, which refines famous past research by one of the scientists, finds that, although declines in running performance with age are ineluctable, they may be less steep than many of us fear.
|
|
But the military said in a separate statement on Friday that the extension request "refines support to ensure it remains aligned with the current threat, the nature of the mission, and CBP operational requirements."
|
|
It showed not just his raw athleticism, but the skills he refines each day in batting practice, when he spends 10 to 15 minutes in the outfield reading when the ball leaves the bat.
|
|
Why it matters: As Twitter refines its ban on political ads and Google restricts audience targeting for verified political advertisers, relational organizing apps can offer campaigns a work-around to access supporters' social networks.
|
|
Johnson refines and updates the work that came before, but he does not refute its central conclusion: that segregation harms all Americans (minorities the most) and that racial integration benefits all Americans (minorities the most).
|
|
A government commissioned study said it was impossible to determine the origins of gold received by Switzerland, which refines up to two thirds of the world's gold, importing 2,000-3,000 tonnes (6,613,868 lbs) a year.
|
|
The oil and gas sector has long relied on potentially vulnerable "internet of things" devices to measure information about the availability of oil, and to power the complex machinery that finds, extracts and refines it.
|
|
In a newly published English edition of Franz Hessel's Walking in Berlin: A Flaneur in the Capital (MIT Press, 2017), Benjamin's foreword further refines this enigmatic mission of random strolling (known in French as flânerie).
|
|
In Silicon Valley, "unbundling" refers to a certain kind of profitable disruption in which a challenger breaks off a business line from a competitor, refines it in some way, and establishes it as a superior offering.
|
|
And in case you thought that sort of thing had gone away because people found it unethical or unconvincing, the practice is back with the highly convincing "Deep Video Portraits," which refines and improves the technique.
|
|
It's intended to deliver relevant results freed from the confines of a dedicated podcast player, and Google also intends to extend this search feature to queries that don't even specify "podcast" as it refines its algorithms.
|
|
"This latest enhancement further refines how Delta's process works and is designed to better link the Delta product they purchased to differentiated experiences throughout their journey," said Tim Mapes, Delta's chief marketing officer, in a statement.
|
|
The other approach refines the precision and accuracy of the CRISPR/Cas9 technology, allowing the complex to target and modify a single base pair out of the 3 billion base pairs that form the human genome.
|
|
The West Lafayette American football team, at a high school in Indiana, uses data to spot the practice drills that involve the most contact between players, and then refines them to reduce the danger of harmful collisions.
|
|
Quoting an official at the Natanz enrichment plant, the semi-official Tasnim news service said Iran was accelerating the rate of production at which it refines uranium to 3.67% fissile purity, suitable for civilian nuclear power generation.
|
|
But Mr. Obama, wary of embarking on an intervention in another Muslim country, has told his aides to redouble their efforts to help form a unity government in Libya at the same time the Pentagon refines its options.
|
|
Outside of the political implications of the "social bubble" many people feel that Facebook has become more and more boring as it refines its news feed to deliver what it already knows will get a reaction from you.
|
|
Breitburn Energy Partners LP on Monday said it needs more time to control its bankruptcy as it refines its exit financing and holds talks with some bondholders about potentially backing the company with "hundreds of millions" of dollars.
|
|
So whereas a robot like Brett refines its motions bit by bit—drawing closer to its target, resetting, and drawing closer still with the next try—Facebook's robot arm might get closer and then veer way off course.
|
|
Samsung experiments wildly, but refines judiciously The original Galaxy Note, way back in 2011, was the start of a series of annual experiments from Samsung, usually timed to coincide with the IFA trade show in Berlin in September.
|
|
"As Congress debates and refines this important legislation, we look forward to working with lawmakers to ensure that our nation's tax code most effectively encourages innovation, investment and American entrepreneurship," the Biotechnology Innovation Organization said in a statement.
|
|
When she started her business in 1992, she did everything herself, but now, 25 years on, she still works "as if I do it myself," paying obsessive attention to every element as she refines and executes a piece.
|
|
An unusual computer hybrid that combines touch screen, touch mat, projection and 3D scanning and manipulation technology for an "immersive" computing experience, the new HP Sprout Pro G2 takes that original idea and refines it in several crucial ways.
|
|
Underpinning those apps is behavioral microtargeting, the union of behavioral sciences with machine learning, which predicts and refines through experimentation the message most likely to persuade a person to perform some action based on the data of that person.
|
|
"As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to evolve, the BOP updates and refines its recommendations, guidance, and protocols, and will continue to provide helpful information to staff, inmates and federal, state and local partners," Taylor said in an email.
|
|
At U.S. Sugar, a Clewiston, Florida-based sugar producer that farms, mills and refines sugar, staff are drawing down water levels in farm canals, securing processing facilities and making plans for post-storm cleanup, company spokeswoman Judy Sanchez said.
|
|
"It was Candidate Trump's plan to address all three of these things, but he's failed to deliver on them," says Cheri Bustos, a congresswoman from Illinois who co-chairs the House Democratic Policy and Communications Committee, which refines the party's message.
|
|
The strongest factor for the island's high energy costs is that four-fifths of energy used in Puerto Rico comes from petroleum and the island neither produces nor refines crude oil — it imports all of it, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
|
|
Iran has kept its stock of low-enriched uranium as well as the level to which it refines uranium within the limits set by the landmark deal, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency report to IAEA member states, obtained by Reuters.
|
|
Since early July, Iran has also violated the deal's caps on its stock of enriched uranium and the level to which it refines uranium, as well as a ban on enriching with anything other than its most basic centrifuge, the IR-290.
|
|
Shell, as well as rivals such as BP, sees retail as a way to secure demand for the fuels it refines, as consumption could peak as early as by the end of the next decade due to the growth in electric vehicles.
|
|
Jenny Lewis: On the Line (Warner Bros) On her first solo album in five years, the former Rilo Kiley singer and expert storyteller further refines her meticulous, disconsolate craft: 11 more tales of bad romance and LA hedonism, delivered with breezy detachment.
|
|
It refines the objective of Kanye's self-professed curse-filled gospel album The Life of Pablo—which, admittedly, strayed from its concept in its visions of GoPro'd dicks and bleached buttholes—in the purity of its expression of Chance's trust in a higher power.
|
|
Speaking after the win against Fan Hui last year, DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis explained that AlphaGo's development is ongoing since it refines it game techniques by itself: AlphaGo is now going beyond — hopefully, eventually — what even the best humans in this area can do.
|
|
Earnings from the company's downstream unit, which refines crude oil into gasoline and other products, rose 72 percent to $1.64 billion, benefiting from fewer maintenance disruptions during the quarter and from growing supplies of discounted shale oil from West Texas and crude from Western Canada.
|
|
So many of the themes, philosophical inquiries and character types that appear here will return, honed as Lispector refines her style and hardens them into the diamond-like perfection of her final books, which are narrated in jagged aphorisms — "anti-literature" she called them.
|
|
After a year of recycling the spent fuel, the lab has produced over 1,000 pounds of near-fuel-grade material, but Jess Gehin, chief scientist at INL's nuclear science and technology directorate, expects to increase this production rate as the lab refines its processes.
|
|
The brains of trained musicians, for instance, tend to show greater spikes in processing activity when they hear the "da" than do the brains of other people, indicating that learning and practicing musicianship also hones and refines the portions of the brain that process sound.
|
|
This order continues and refines that rhetorical trend, but its immediate suspension of the refugee admissions program and all migration from seven predominantly Muslim countries can be billed to core Trump supporters as a major achievement — even as it inspires protests and legal challenges.
|
|
The G7 (you couldn’t pay me enough to keep appending "ThinQ" to it) refines last year’s G6 design, embraces the smartphone "notch," upgrades the specs, and drenches it all with a generous helping of AI. And yet it does nothing but maintain the status quo.
|
|
Kallo is also assuming operating expenses of roughly $8.4 billion (around 14 percent of sales), which he believes is feasible as Tesla refines manufacturing efficiency and streamlines production, and an operating margin of roughly 11 percent, slightly below Tesla's long-term target of margins in the mid-teens.
|
|
Omega, which grinds and refines the oily, bony fish into pet food and fish-oil capsules and employs 125 fishermen, is authorized to harvest about 500 million menhaden (or about 340 million pounds) this year — over 70 percent of the total menhaden catch, according to quotas set by regulators.
|
|
What that means is that Apple is essentially hanging a content carrot in front of its future subscribers while it refines its product, produces more content, and—if all goes according to plan—firmly establishes itself as a worthy contender to the old guard streaming titans like HBO Go and Netflix.
|
|
You could spend a few hours trawling through everything out there, or you could take a look at the Sony Bravia 43-inch Full HD HDR Smart TV. This stylish model comes with X-Reality PRO technology that upscales and refines the pixels on the screen for reduced noise and enhanced clarity.
|
|
Sacco's reportage in comic form, reprinted below from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt's forthcoming anthology The Best American Comics 2019 (on sale October 1), offers a stark look at our bond to Big Oil and the consternations it creates, digging deep into the industry that extracts and refines bitumen, extremely heavy crude oil, from the earth.
|
|
Precision is obviously essential and it's not clear the DHS's technology is up to the planThe report recommends the DHS end the Biometric Exit Program, at least until the DHS complies with rule-making laws, refines its accuracy, and, most crucially, is upfront about what it intends to do with all this face data.
|
|
From the outset of his career Bernstein has fought for a poetry of leaps and fissures, one that inhabits the space between logic and irrationality; here he furthers and refines his argument, in part one of the book, through a series of short essays that reiterate his ideas of "sounding the word," and what he and Bruce Andrews once promoted as "Language" poetry.
|
|
For instance, this follow-up mode only works when Alexa is "confident" the second command is not just background noise from a conversation or a program on TV. It's not clear exactly how that works, but it's probably safe to say that this feature may not work all of the time at first, or it may register some false positives from a Netflix show in the beginning until Amazon refines follow-up mode over time.
|
|
Here are the mask's main ingredients: Montmorillonite clay: Draws out impurities and detoxifies skin; refines pores Moroccan lava clay, combined with salt from the Dead Sea: Hydrates and reduces inflammation Indonesian bamboo (Bambusa arundinacea stem extract): Improves skin elasticity Japanese Matcha tea (Camellia sinensis leaf): Improves skin elasticity and protects against sun damage Calamondin fruit: Exfoliates and brightens skin Allantoin: Soothes and smooths skin What also sets the mask apart is that it's pH-balanced.
|
|
In light of the Ninth Circuit's observation that the political branches are better suited to determine the appropriate scope of any suspensions than are the courts, and in order to avoid spending additional time pursuing litigation, I am revoking Executive Order 13769 and replacing it with this order, which expressly excludes from the suspensions categories of aliens that have prompted judicial concerns and which clarifies or refines the approach to certain other issues or categories of affected aliens. Sec. 2.
|
|
If the government refines these principles to recognize the potential for dramatically increasing economic inequality as well as the need for international regulatory coordination concerning AI technologies, the memorandum will be a fantastic step forward for providing appropriate guidance to governmental agencies and for codifying a national AI policy in the U.S. Peter Stone is the David Bruton Jr. Centennial Professor of Computer Science at The University of Texas at Austin, the executive director of Sony AI America, and chair of the Standing Committee of the One Hundred Year Study on AI (AI100).
|
|