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This is the rotational period of the star, Proxima Centauri.
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The rotational period of Proxima b is not yet known.
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About 4,500 U.S. soldiers are deployed on a rotational basis.
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Right now, U.S. troops have a rotational presence in Poland.
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The country is unique in its system of rotational monarchy.
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The current prototype controls the phone's linear and rotational movements.
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The pencil will both accelerate and increase in rotational velocity.
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Although a few supermassive black holes have also been observed in this fashion, astronomers have only been able to record a few rotational cycles, which decreases the certainty of those black hole's rotational speeds.
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And we have increased our rotational presence of troops, et cetera.
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A below-average center and some rotational receivers and defensive backs?
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Still, scientists couldn't explain how Venus' rotational speeds varied over time.
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The Galactic Center is the rotational center of the Milky Way.
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Some also use gyroscopes to determine the direction and rotational movement.
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"On a twisting lunge, you're working transverse plane, rotational plane," he explained.
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In Hjartarson's experience, rotational is the element that can be slightly nauseating.
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Scientific studies have indicated that rotational impact has more correlation with concussions.
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We actually see the Navoo increasing in rotational speed in the show.
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Gas streaming off of these rocks produces torque, or a rotational force.
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"He'll start with some trunk and rotational stuff," manager Buck Showalter said.
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That rotational move comes in handy throughout the rest of the game.
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This position includes rotational "on call" duties after hours and on weekends.
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NATO is also considering establishing a rotational ground force in the Baltics.
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This increases the rotational motion of the truck in the clockwise direction.
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Ninety percent of the rotational kinetic energy of the rotor (as computed from angular velocity) was dissipated within 0.0216 s of triggering, and 99 percent of the rotational kinetic energy of the rotor was dissipated within 0.032 s.
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Currently there are around 4,000 US troops in Poland on a rotational basis.
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It accelerates, yes, but it also should experience a change in rotational motion.
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We both wondered whether a rotational brigade would ever deploy to JTF-East.
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The U.S. already has thousands of troops in Poland on a rotational basis.
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The rotational axis of any planet, including our own, is in constant flux.
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Update: An earlier version noted that Proxima b's rotational period was 83 days.
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The ORI-REVO is software for designing 3D origami that has rotational symmetry.
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Why it matters: Right now, U.S. troops have a rotational presence in Poland.
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Pulsars have short and highly regular rotational periods, which is why they blink.
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Jeramy Brady will take over the program, known as Marine Rotational Force Darwin.
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Studies show that combined impact carries higher rotational loading compared with isolated hits.
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The study reinforces the idea that rotational forces are especially risky, Hirad says.
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Global brain rotational forces and acceleration/deceleration will also contribute to cerebellar injury.
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In fact, galaxies should be flying apart due to their own rotational force.
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How do you model an object that is both accelerating and changing rotational motion?
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" "When something spins," he explained, "it creates rotational kinetic energy: the energy of motion.
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Currently, there are several thousand American soldiers stationed in Poland on a rotational basis.
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After the truck launches, there are no external torques to change its rotational motion.
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The system's arm, called the tether, reaches a top rotational speed of 450 rpm.
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It shows a "mesovortex" — a smaller, intense rotational component to a storm — especially well.
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For a rectangular object to exhibit this rotational symmetry, it must have four identical sides.
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The moment of inertia tells you how difficult it is to change its rotational motion.
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Around the year 2000, the North rotational pole started migrating eastward at a vigorous clip.
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Flights take off starting July 9 in case you're ready to request some rotational routing.
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Marines with Marine Rotational Force-Europe are stuck in Norway due to COVID-19 concerns.
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What they need is a system, he tells the boys when they arrive: rotational, fair.
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Above all, testing must assess how helmets reduce linear and rotational forces to the brain.
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Experienced solvers might notice that the grid (again) dispenses with the regular crossword rotational symmetry.
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A helmet that adds weight to the head of a youth football player risks exacerbating the issue; the helmet does not protect against rotational acceleration, and now a weight has been added to the player's head, potentially causing greater rotational loading on brain tissues.
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They could robustly ascertain 452 of these single stars' temperatures, rotational velocities, surface gravity, and brightness.
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Forces causes objects to accelerate, but a torque causes an object to change its rotational motion.
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Seasonal changes in wind speed, for instance, can sap slight amounts of the planet's rotational momentum.
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The other thing is that it has left-right symmetry, not the usual crossword rotational symmetry.
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Maintaining rotational symmetry can be a pain, but fortunately, CrossFire takes care of that for you.
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So the massive inner disk's rotational force causes the outer disk to warp, the researchers concluded.
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The routine was light, to be sure, as Ginsburg gingerly completed rotational exercises and some stretching.
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Read more: The sunrise on Mars has an eerie sound and scientists recorded itIt seems that, within the space of around ten to 50 million years, this "tidal brake" could possibly have slowed Venus down from an Earth-like rotational speed to its current rotational speed.
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Saturn, too, has a field like a bar magnet, though its field aligns with its rotational axis.
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Those light particles would produce a rotational force, called torque, which could cause the slowdown over time.
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To protect against rotational hits, the helmet must have some form of disconnect from the head underneath.
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The startup's four-layer helmet Zero1 is supposed to protect from both direct hits and rotational ones.
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"I wouldn't be surprised to see some rotational changes as we're over the worst period," said Carbone.
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The NBCUniversal Media Tech Associate Program is a two-year rotational program for early career media technologists.
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Currently there are approximately 300 US Marines in Norway for a rotational presence for training and exercise.
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But the Army has decided to make the temporary, rotational THAAD battery in Guam a permanent mission.
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I think there are more legs to this rotational trade, assuming there is no recession anytime soon.
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He's also mastered a complex rotational technique known as the spin, which can give athletes extra distance.
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It's perhaps more accurate to characterize this market as selective and rotational rather than inclusive and propulsive.
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Reluctantly, I abandoned my dreams of left-right symmetry and looked for options using standard rotational symmetry.
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When it comes to building rotational strength and scapular strength, most people turn to bands and cables.
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But for those states it's not serious enough, because these troops aren't permanent — they're on a rotational basis.
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CIMON can move freely, and perform rotational movements such as shaking its head back-and-forth in disapproval.
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For small spacecraft this could be a revelation: compact, efficient and powerful rotational motors that never wear out.
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This has to do with the impact of Venus' rotational rate on atmospheric circulation patterns called Hadley cells.
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In a rotational hit, the broccoli stalk — the brain stem — can twist, stretching and damaging the nerves there.
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The metaphor used by the physicists of a flywheel storing energy in a mechanical system as rotational energy.
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On its equator, the rotational forces make the gas basically weightless, so it slowly floats off the equator.
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Let's start with another force diagram: In this position, the truck is stable—there is no rotational motion.
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After tucking her hair into her hood, she stretches: shoulder rolls, rotational lunges, side lunges with a twist.
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The Salesforce APM program offers two rotational 12-week internships that bring in fellows as future product employees.
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The common "spin" technique uses rotational momentum for power rather than the more traditional and linear "glide" approach.
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When Voyager 2 visited Saturn back in 1981, it recorded the planet's rotational period as 10 hours, 39 minutes.
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"To the best of my knowledge, this is the fastest-spinning rotational motion powered by human hands," Prakash said.
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It has a mysterious magnetic field whose poles align nearly perfectly with its rotational axis, for example—that's weird.
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That's because the aligned orbits would create more rotational energy, making it harder for the holes to come together.
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Redick obliterates defensive gameplans, from on-court structural decisions to rotational choices that have to account for his minutes.
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Kuhn did note that the waves might be a signature of the rotational slowdown he recently discussed with Gizmodo.
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There's no way to know how helmets handle rotational acceleration, because there's no established way to test for it.
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The added numbers would pad the roughly 22019,500 military personnel already in the country on a continuous, rotational schedule.
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The deceleration of the planet's rotational speed then led to the hostile environmental conditions we find on Venus today.
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He joined the Army in 2014 and was deployed to Korea in 2018 as part of a rotational deployment.
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"It's a rotational, get defensive sort of day," said Kevin Grundy, who covers the consumer products sector at Jefferies.
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That's called rotational frame-dragging—a massive object carries its past and future with it while it spins forward.
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The company wants to use rotational force to effectively fling payloads out of Earth's atmosphere – without using any rockets.
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Along with boosting rotational strength and lowering injury risk, it'll improve aerobic capacity and recovery between sets and workouts.
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Yet one of the biggest Venusian mysteries has to do with the planet's rotational period, which is slowly speeding up.
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Since Uranus is drunk, its magnetosphere is much more chaotic; tilted at a 60 degree angle to its rotational axis.
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Now, if this is all you ever did, it is lacking rotational movements and stretching, but I do like it.
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The team investigated how the tides of potential oceans with different depths could have influenced the rotational speed of Venus.
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U.S. troops have had a rotational presence in Poland since Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea from Poland's eastern neighbor, Ukraine.
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Followup observations allowed astronomers to determine its rotational period, its maximum size, and to which class of asteroids it belonged.
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Mobile headsets like the Google Daydream View or Gear VR can only track your head along the three rotational axes.
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This position is more difficult because the diver has less control over his or her rotational speed, the video explains.
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Forces are interactions that change the linear motion of an object, but torques change the rotational motion of an object.
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"Here, again, though, you need to understand that the the key to this bull is its rotational nature," Cramer said.
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Dark matter is theorized as the stuff that keeps galaxies intact and accounts for the observed rotational speed of stars.
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There were still no indicators the Army and Department of Defense would place an end-to-end rotational brigade in Europe.
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Astronomers were able to observe over 300,000 rotational cycles, giving the most precise measurement of a supermassive black hole ever taken.
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Yet as Vera Rubin's galactic observations demonstrated in the 1970s, the rotational velocities of stars didn't decrease—it stayed the same.
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Billy Winn, who was expected to work in a rotational role, tore his anterior cruciate ligament against the Bears on Aug.
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For example, Liddiard says his current design delivers a frankly unbelievable 24,000 pounds of torque or rotational force to the wheels.
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Second-round pick Andre Branch was a rotational end for four seasons, starting 13 games before moving on in free agency.
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The torque will cause a change in rotational motion, and the truck will go from its horizontal orientation into a spin.
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However, there&aposs a wobble in Earth&aposs rotational axis called precession, which alters the view of the zodiac from Earth.
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"This is a big step in enhancing the Army's rotational presence and increasing their combat equipment in Europe," EUCOM Commander Gen.
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But the brute forces that cause a skull fracture are different from the rotational ones that seem to lead to concussions.
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While Fortune 500 companies are able to offer global rotational programs, smaller companies will struggle to support Gen Z in this regard.
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My dad says, 'Even when you're just stopping, be sure to do it right, maintaining a good position, with counter-rotational force.
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SOUTH AFRICA'S POWER UTILITY ESKOM SAYS TO IMPLEMENT STAGE 2 ROTATIONAL POWER CUTS FROM 09:00 AM UNTIL 06:00 AM SATURDAY
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Via some rotational trickery, visitors exit the same way they came in — only to find they're on the deck of a Star Destroyer.
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This allowed the researchers to make detailed measurements of the rotational slowdown, which they published last week in the journal Physical Review Letters.
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Pulling off the sleek speaker grille, there's a shocking secret here: this is an extruded plastic tube with a secondary rotational drilling operation.
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But the asteroid hypothesis doesn't square with the moons' circular orbits and rotational rates, which cannot be produced by Mars' weak tidal pull.
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In his initial models of 2.9 billion year old Venus, Way stuck with a slow, modern-day rotational period of 243 Earth days.
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The planet's north rotational pole is now heading east, along the Greenwich Meridian, and it's moving twice as fast as it was before.
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The STEREO team believed that the spacecraft was feeding incorrect information to itself about its own rotational speed, causing the spacecraft to spin.
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Conventional DC motors, moreover, require gear boxes because, while huge at start up, the torque they produce falls off rapidly with rotational speed.
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Still, he said there could benefits in the rotational approach, such as three units getting experience in Eastern Europe instead of just one.
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He's part of a rotational program that has new hires working at different parts of the company for six months at a time.
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NATO is strengthening its eastern flank by deploying four rotational battalions, one led by the United States, in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.
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It also puts into question a deal signed by Duterte's predecessor to allow the U.S. rotational access to military bases in the Philippines.
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However, the latest version features icosahedral symmetry, an exotic pattern featuring 60 points of rotational symmetry, somewhat like that of a soccer ball.
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The Moon is tidally locked to Earth, which means that its rotational period of 20193 days is the same as its orbital period.
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That's because Gradient operates a rotational program that allows Google employees to spend three to six months working at portfolio startups on secondment.
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"The biggest news" recently "is this very significant rotational trade we've seen," said Tobias Levkovich, chief United States equity strategist at Citi Research.
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Shock absorbers inside the helmet have been shown to reduce the impact of direct hits and limit the rotational energy the head absorbs.
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That rotational brigade -- a force of about 270,000 soldiers with 90 tanks, 140 Bradley infantry fighting vehicles, 18 howitzers, 400 other tracked vehicles, more than 900 trucks and Humvees -- would come to Europe for about nine months, leaving their families and homes in the United States, and at the end of the rotation they would immediately be replaced by another rotational brigade.
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But we know that head-to-ground hits can cause higher levels of rotational acceleration, especially when they represent a "combined impact" scenario: a player is hit on the shoulder, say, causing a whiplash effect with rotational acceleration to the head, and then when the player hits the ground with increased momentum, that second contact imparts a force in the opposite direction.
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Their rotational speed rises with increasing distance, but this can only go on so long because matter can't travel at the speed of light.
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The distance of the Clarke belt from a host planet differs depending on factors like the mass of the planet and its rotational period.
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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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It's reasonable to assume that Andersen has found a body position that favors the faster rotational velocities necessary to consistently land the quad cork.
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In 290, Yeti pioneered the process of rotational molding, or "rotomolding," a process wherein melted plastic is molded over foam insulation in one piece.
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American brother and sister Maia and Alex Shibutani's energetic performance that included smooth twizzles and an impressive rotational lift, finished second with 75.46 points.
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On Monday, Thornberry didn't address the latter concern, but he did say he's not convinced the rotational forces are any cheaper than permanent forces.
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"Such US non-bases also include Forward Operating Sites (FOSes), which are officially defined as "scalable" locations intended for "rotational use by operating forces.
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To mitigate this, he says his creative team generally tries to give the user the most amount of perceived control over rotational elements as possible.
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But then again, Chad Bettis is listed first in the rotational depth chart on the team's official website, where, you know, people can see it.
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The defense agreement covers rotational deployment of U.S. ships, aircraft and troops at five bases, and storage of equipment for humanitarian and maritime security missions.
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Except, unlike a handspring, the touchdown raiz enables an athlete to gather rotational momentum about the axis that runs between their head and their feet.
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It's roughly a hundred times faster than previous non-electrical efforts, and it's considered the fastest rotational speed ever recorded for a human-powered device.
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Any remaining vibrations from the turntable's electric motor are further suppressed and corrected using new processor-controlled rotational positioning sensors inside the SL-1200G's housing.
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After some quick math on the production timelines, my guess is there's a multi-headed drill and a rotational axis to create all those holes.
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But peristalsis instead of these rotational forces is gentler, and would allow fuel to be manufactured in one slow, continuous process, rather than in batches.
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The SOCCKET uses the rotational energy that gets generated every time the ball rolls to produce three hours of light for every hour of play.
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The ship left her homeport of San Diego in November 2014 and is now on a 16-month rotational deployment to the U.S. 7th Fleet.
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Scientists have observed other similarly warped galactic disks, and the team inferred that the rotational forces from the inner galaxy were producing the warped shape.
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There are rockets that increase the rotational speed of all of the stuff connected to the ship, but that doesn't happen for the floating debris.
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NATO's efforts to reassure eastern allies with rotational forces from the United States or Germany are a crucial first step to restoring balance in Europe.
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It can also be dangerous when hits to the side of the helmet — called rotational hits — occur, twisting the wearer's head along with the helmet.
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Scientists think the significant tilts in the rotational axes of Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune could also indicate that the planets sustained massive collisions long ago.
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They practiced sustainable farming techniques like rotational grazing — which helps regenerate the wild pastures that the lambs feed on — long before such things were hip.
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Marines with Black Sea Rotational Force 18.1 fire an 81mm mortar system during Exercise Platinum Eagle 18 at Babadag Training Area in Romania on Sept.
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"In light of Russia's modernizing and increasingly aggressive force posture EUCOM recommends augmenting our assigned and rotational forces to enhance our deterrence posture," Scaparrotti said.
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The bladeless design uses a non-rotational sail-shaped body combined with a wind converter that follows a figure of eight pattern in the air.
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EDCA covers the rotational deployment of U.S. ships, aircraft and troops at five Philippine bases and storage of equipment for humanitarian and maritime security purposes.
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The Malabar military exercises have taken place on a rotational basis in the West Pacific and Indian oceans since Japan became a regular participant in 2007.
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They mounted an anesthetized bee onto a rotational motor and spun it around to replicate the speed at which the bee would be colliding with obstacles.
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New research published in Nature Geoscience indicates that the planet's changing rotational velocity may result from Venus' thick, fast-moving atmosphere pushing on the planet's mountains.
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Supporters, including some American generals, argue that a permanent deployment would be preferable to the current rotational arrangement, because commanders would get to know their surroundings.
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Create a rotational program, allowing federal workers to embed with Homeland Security, and Homeland Security workers to embed with agencies to gain experience with new problems.
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Speaking in Brussels on Tuesday, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg confirmed the alliance would deploy "batallion-sized" multinational units on a rotational basis in the east.
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It would also delay by more than a year a follow-on fielding to a rotational armored brigade combat team seeking to deter additional Russian aggression.
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The deeper issue is that the NFL chooses to simply rank available technologies, rather than set minimal performance standards for reduction in rotational and linear acceleration.
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The company cut 2,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity from the national grid on a rotational basis on Friday, the same amount of cuts as on Thursday.
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With the flattened shape of the two lobes of Ultima Thule, another surprise was that the rotational axis of each was nearly parallel to the other's.
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The distance where the plasma's rotational velocity would reach light speed is a feature astronomers call the light cylinder, and it marks a region of abrupt change.
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The rotational speed and strobe rate of the bloom are synchronized so that one flash occurs every time the bloom turns 137.5º (the angular version of phi).
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Some of the team members in the lab refined exactly what this molecule's rotational spectrum, the light it emits from tumbling around in space, should look like.
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But electric engines have stolen a march on traditional supercars because they instantly generate maximum torque — the rotational force that is key to powering a car's acceleration.
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The idea is that as magnetars spin down, or slow their rotational period, energy is transferred into an envelope of magnetized wind and ejected material surrounding them.
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However, one problem that direct-drive systems have always faced was sound quality degradation caused by 'cogging', or tiny vibrations of the motor and rotational speed fluctuations.
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The Pentagon would also have to report on training for U.S. forces in Europe, as rotational forces are sent to new countries such as the Baltic states.
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In January 2017, a limited rotational force of approximately 300 Marines were sent to Vaernes amid rising tensions with Russia following the annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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Meanwhile, a radio transmitter will send back signals tracking Mars' subtle rotational wobble to reveal the size of the planet's core and possibly whether it remains molten.
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Precession of the equinoxesThe main reason astrological signs fail to line up with the zodiac, though, is a wobble in the Earth&aposs rotational axis called precession.
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The US also said in March it would deploy an additional armoured brigade of about 4,200 troops in eastern Europe from early 2017 on a rotational basis.
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But if you don't do a lot of rotational movements, first move in a small, contained range of motion until you build up that strength and mobility.
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Many of these firms have strong rotational programs for interns or campus partnerships that help boost their relationship with universities and build deeper ties with students, Lord said.
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Last but not least, Wear 2.0 supports "rotational" input, in case your watch has a crown you want to spin or a watch bezel you want to twirl.
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This heated massager includes six rotational heads and 18 massage nodes, plus it even has touch control so you can stay horizontal while you fiddle with the settings.
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Beginning in January, a limited rotational force of approximately 330 Marines will be located in Vaernes, Norway, according to a statement to CNN from the Norwegian Defense Ministry.
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Int-Ball contains actuators, rotational and acceleration sensors and electromagnetic brakes to help it orient in space, and JAXA is exploring the tech for other applications including satellites.
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There's a latch that will ensure it can't move when in park, but otherwise speed is adjusted by changing the rotational velocity of the axle within the motor.
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It uses a belt drive and the company says it has a "unique rotational stabilization" to help minimize vibrations and has a wow and flutter of less than .
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For instance, it's long been known that a star's rotational rate varies with age—older stars spin slower—but the exact nature of that relationship is poorly understood.
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Injuries associated with rotational hits may be more damaging than a direct hit because they cause the brain to rotate within the skull and the brainstem to twist.
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Once you start running, perform some form of multi-planar (forward-and-backward, side-to-side, and rotational) strength training at least a couple of times per week.
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On the right is the actual observed motion of stars in a galaxy—the rotational speeds are effectively the same, regardless of the distance from the galactic center.
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The company said it would cut 2,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity from the national grid on a rotational basis from 0600 GMT on Friday, probably until 2100 GMT.
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These—combined with high rotational speed—grab onto the string in midair and give it just enough of a tug to let it wrap back around the core.
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Or the government failing to fulfill its commitments could be blocked from taking rotational command of NATO units like the enhanced forward battle group deployed in the Baltics.
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They signed a new deal in 2013 allowing increased U.S. military presence on a rotational basis and storage of supplies and equipment for maritime security and humanitarian missions.
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Poland currently hosts about 3,000 U.S. troops and units from other NATO nations on its soil, but only on a rotational basis, and wants U.S. troops there permanently.
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Aminu maintained his level of stellar defensive play and also learned to shoot, lifting himself out of his rotational basketball life and into the glorious cosmos of starterhood.
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They are made using a technology called rotomolding (short for rotational molding and involving resin and an oven), and, as home tests have proved, keep cold for days.
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Using accelerometers mounted to the players' helmets, the scientists observed that the degree of white matter loss correlated with how much rotational acceleration the players' brains had experienced.
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This is cleverly rendered using mirror symmetry in the grid, instead of the more typical rotational symmetry, as well as the card values in the circled/shaded squares.
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The American build-up, which includes boosting rotational troop presence and investing in cold-weather training in countries like Norway, also signals increasing concerns over countering Russian aggression.
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The Moon is locked such that its orbit around the Earth is synchronized with its rotational speed—meaning that the far side is always pointing away from the planet.
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The team then spent some time intensely studying the motion of the whirligig, which turns out to be a fascinatingly efficient way to turn linear motion into rotational motion.
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And will Mr Trump proceed with his predecessor's plans to base rotational forces in Vietnam and the Philippines as a deterrent to Chinese bullying in the South China Sea?
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But when one of the layers was twisted slightly compared to the other, the rotational misalignment of the two lattices produces a repeating "moiré pattern" stretching across many atoms.
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The F-15s are part of the U.S.'s Theater Security Packages, a rotational force used to augment existing Air Force capabilities in Europe, according to the Air Force.
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In his remarks to reporters, Carter announced the US will be contributing a persistent rotational combat armored brigade to Europe early next year to strengthen deterrence in the region.
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The defense agreement covers rotational deployment of U.S. ships, aircraft and troops at five bases in the Philippines, and the storage of equipment for humanitarian and maritime security purposes.
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Eskom said late on Sunday it would continue to implement rolling blackouts on Monday and Tuesday with 4,000 megawatts to be cut from the grid on a rotational basis.
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Curtis Scaparrotti, head of U.S. European Command, told lawmakers that U.S. force posture — which includes two brigade combat teams and one rotational brigade in Europe — must increase over time.
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"In response to this uncertainty, the US has built a joint, persistent rotational presence of air, land, and sea presence in the region to support our Allies," she added.
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At this level of precision, other wobbles in the relation of the Earth's rotational period (the day) and its revolution period (the year) have to be taken into account.
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"In response to this uncertainty, the U.S. has built a joint, persistent rotational presence of air, land, and sea presence in the region to support our Allies," she added.
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The rotational forces are stationed in Darwin, state capital of the Northern Territory, which is strategically located on the coastal doorstep of Indonesia, East Timor and Papua New Guinea.
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Meanwhile, a radio transmitter will send signals back to Earth, tracking Mars' subtle rotational wobble to reveal the size of the planet's core and possibly whether it remains molten.
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The present strain could be eased by reducing expensive rotational deployments to places such as South Korea, Okinawa (Japan) and Poland, in favour of longer tours with families in tow.
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And since its formation, the Moon has held physical influence over the Earth, by affecting the ebb and flow of the Earth's tides and by stabilizing our planet's rotational axis.
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The official said the Pentagon wanted a "heel to toe" rotational troop presence in Eastern Europe, meaning that there would always be the equivalent of a brigade in the region.
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Just multiply how much force is required to change an object's motion (rotational inertia), by the rate at which it turns (angular velocity)— say, the number of revolutions per second.
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Samsung says that the technology could help alleviate the nausea and dizziness some people experience in VR and the company is also working on a way to add "rotational motion."
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A rotational force of about 85033 U.S. Marines will be sent to Norway in January, increasing the U.S. troop presence in Europe at a time of heightened tensions with Russia.
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The administration agreed a deal with Duterte's predecessor granting U.S. forces rotational access to bases in the Philippines and further doubts will be raised about the future of this arrangement.
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Doors might sound simple, but in MxO, doors are incredibly complex: To open one door, you need to know the location and rotational properties of every door in the game.
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Read more: Why this relationship coach swears by dating several men at once, known as 'rotational dating'"I found it the hardest thing to get my head around," she said.
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"In a market like this, in a dramatic sell-off, the rotational effects will be higher than the interest rate effect," said Jay Hatfield, portfolio manager at Infrastructure Capital Management.
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To make a pot on a potter's wheel, you must first manipulate your ball of clay so that its center of mass matches the rotational center of the spinning wheel.
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The only explanation I can think of is tradition — to me, left-right symmetry is just as elegant as rotational symmetry, and it also makes many otherwise-impossible themes doable.
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In addition, up to 75 U.S. troops, mostly Marines, would remain in the Philippines "on a rotational basis" after the conclusion of joint "Balikatan" U.S.-Philippines military exercises this week.
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And being close to the equator, the company could use Earth's rotational momentum to save a little fuel and provide extra assurance that a satellite or other payload would reach orbit.
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"We enjoy a very close relationship with the Norwegian Armed Forces and a limited rotational presence in Norway would certainly enhance this relationship and our ability to operate together," Maj. Gen.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Before Liz Wessel accepted a position in Google's associate product marketing manager rotational program, she told the tech giant she planned to leave in two years.
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I think the variety that the new App Store encourages as well, through rotational stories and regularly refreshed sections, infuses a sense of variety that's great for both players and developers.
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The Rhythm of Wind consists of a functional windmill connected to a mechanism that uses the rotational energy of the fan blades to move a giant metronome pendulum back and forth.
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Whereas electronics uses the charge of an electron to represent information, spintronics uses "spin", another intrinsic property of electrons that is related to the concept of rotational energy an object possesses.
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Perhaps more important is our increased rotational presence in Eastern Europe and larger-scale and more-complex NATO exercises, which have allowed our forces to practice employing long-atrophied military capabilities.
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Using sensors, such as a gyroscope (which measures rotational movements), a VR device allows you to "look" around the virtual landscape surrounding you, in 360 degrees, as you turn your head.
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In fact, the Pentagon has no permanent presence in the Philippines, but for years has kept 50 to 100 Special Forces troops in the south of the country on rotational exercises.
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Equipment currently used by rotational forces in Europe will be repaired, upgraded and stored in Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany as part of the Army Prepositioned Stocks, according to the Army.
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I've always found crosswords with diagonal symmetry to be aesthetically equivalent to those with rotational symmetry, and so I figured I'd try making a puzzle with it (and without gimmick otherwise!).
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Just as significant, Gordon is doing his handiwork while coming off the bench, a role he accepted without apparent reservation when D'Antoni was searching for rotational balance early in the season.
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The theory of gauge-equivariant CNNs is so generalized that it automatically incorporates the built-in assumptions of previous geometric deep learning approaches — like rotational equivariance and shifting filters on spheres.
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Rotational strength can improve overhead lifts by boosting stability and preventing force leakage during movements like the snatch, plus it reduces the risk of injury and carries over into functional movements.
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Until now, Tesla has used the power produced by its dual motors and torque (the rotational force of an engine or, in this case, motor) to create a super-fast-accelerating vehicle.
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Chung said the United States and South Korea had agreed on the rotational deployment of U.S. strategic assets to South Korea, possibly as soon as year-end, said lawmakers at the meeting.
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EDCA allows the expansion of rotational deployment of U.S. ships, aircraft and troops at five bases in the Philippines as well as the storage of equipment for humanitarian and maritime security operations.
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If it did—if, for instance, tiny arrows were sewn everywhere in the fabric of the universe, indicating its direction of motion—this would violate "rotational invariance," a symmetry of the universe.
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The early-20th-century mathematician Emmy Noether showed that every symmetry comes with a conservation law: The rotational symmetry of the universe reflects the preservation of a quantity we call angular momentum.
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" Although helmet design has helped prevent "sudden death in football…they weren't designed really to mitigate the effects of these acceleration/deceleration injuries that occur and rotational injuries that occur with concussion.
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It has desks for all of the regions around the world and the majority of the staff comes in on a rotational basis -- usually for about a year -- from across the government.
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Peres would serve as Prime Minister during a rotational arrangement with the opposition Likud party -- 1984 to 1986 -- and again briefly in the wake of the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
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Just four years before, as the centrepiece of his trumpeted "pivot" to Asia, Mr Obama had signed the 21-year protocol under which the "Marine Rotational Force-Darwin" (MRF-D) is deployed.
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InSight is also equipped with two cameras, a weather sensor, a retroreflector, magnetometers, and the Rotation and Interior Structure Experiment (RISE), which will study Mars' innermost core by measuring its rotational wobble.
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Ray had eight sacks and 497 quarterback hits as a rotational rusher in 227, but he has just two sacks and five QB hits since while battling injuries and missing 22016 games.
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According to classic Newtonian physics, the rotational speed of stars should decrease in proportion to their distance from the center of their host galaxy because the influence of gravity is also decreasing.
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As a counter to China, shortly before Duterte came to office, Washington and Manila enacted the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement giving the United States rotational access to five bases in the Philippines.
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These satellites are synchronized with the rotational period of the planet and are primarily used for telecommunications, where the signals can be constantly and reliably accessed from the same spot on Earth.
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And in the last few days, Poland has called for the U.S. to make its rotational brigade team of 5,000 soldiers a permanent fixture in Warsaw as Russia brandishes its military power.
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"A portable generator is an engine-driven machine that converts chemical energy from the fuel powering the engine into rotational energy, which, in turn, is converted to electrical power," the agency explained.
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If you inhabit the northern hemisphere of this big blue rock, the tilt of the Earth's rotational axis wants you to keep the summer party burning all the way until September 22.
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GoAir has also asked some employees to go on leave without pay on a rotational basis to help the airline deal with the reduction in capacity, the airline said in a statement.
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This phenomenon is distinct from Earth's axial precession, another type of rotational wobble caused by the gravity of the Sun and the Moon, that occurs on a cycle of about 26,000 years.
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Of the dozen equestrians killed worldwide between 2007 and 2008, most were on the wrong end of a so-called rotational fall—an violent crash in which a horse somersaults onto its rider.
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Meanwhile, a special transmitter on the lander will send radio signals back to Earth, tracking Mars' subtle rotational wobble to reveal the size of the planet's core and possibly whether it remains molten.
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Eskom said it would cut 2,13 megawatts (MW) on a rotational basis countrywide from 1300 GMT, likely until 2100 GMT, a month after implementing some of the worst power cuts in several years.
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"Due to a shortage of capacity, Eskom will implement Stage 2 rotational load-shedding from 0800 (0600 GMT) today and is likely to continue until 2200," Eskom said in a statement on Thursday.
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South Korean lawmakers said Chung had told them the United States and South Korea had agreed on the rotational deployment of U.S. strategic assets to South Korea, possibly as soon as year-end.
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Ardent's plan to help farmers, for instance, pays them more for crops grown on land undergoing the three-year transition and helps them choose rotational crops they can sell to supplement their income.
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The alliance now has forces on regular rotational air, land and sea deployments along Russia's border, and its budget is increasing, in part with a sustained infusion of funds from the United States.
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When we decided we wanted to make a stainless steel vacuum insulated cooler, we knew we were deviating from our tried and true rotational molding process (the process for making the Yeti Tundra).
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Powerlifters and Olympic weightlifters often have a bad habit of moving entirely in the sagittal plane, and lateral waves are a dynamite exercise for improving rotational strengthand power in a fun, dynamic way.
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Haptic feedback is activated as players strike or block their opponents, while an inertial measurement unit sends rotational information from the controller to the smartphone to assist the beam in remaining stable mid-swing.
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The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of a few key connections within a knee joint, providing rotational stability from the knee and keeping the tibia from popping out in front of the femur.
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Azua: We use a lot of role playing, a lot of role players, both from the local area as well as detailed agents and instructors here at the Academy assigned on a rotational basis.
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The 24-month rotational program, which begins in June 2016, will take aspiring designers through the behind-the-scenes process of getting products on shelves, from ideation and development all the way to marketing.
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As the plot thickens, the Observer "can feel the gears of cause and effect locking together, increasing in rotational velocity," but believes itself powerless to intervene, and is unsure if it really cares to.
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WARSAW, Poland (AP) — The U.S. military in Europe says a tactical headquarters and 100 troops have relocated to Poland from Germany to enhance the command of U.S. rotational forces recently deployed to the region.
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This increase is caused by the gravitational pull of the moon, which robs rotational energy from the Earth as it creates the tides, adding about 40 seconds per century to the length of the day.
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The pause is a one-day safety stand-down that will be done on a rotational basis over the course of a couple of weeks, at the discretion of individual commands, a source told CNN.
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The leaders of Malaysia's royal houses, known as the Conference of Rulers, elected the 59-year-old Sultan Abdullah to a five year term under a system of rotational monarchy that is unique to Malaysia.
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If your head experiences abrupt rotational acceleration or impact—in less than 50 milliseconds, or about the time a single frame is shown during a standard movie—axons behave stiffly, like ripped apart silly putty.
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Not only would the service be unable to procure new capabilities, but it would also halt ongoing efforts to field current systems to the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and rotational armored brigade combat teams in Europe.
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Closer to the sun, a Japanese probe has been sending back data on Venus that is helping scientists decipher its strange rotational properties — including a direction opposite almost every other body in the solar system.
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One of the major rules of American-style crossword construction is that most grids have rotational symmetry, which means that if you were to turn a grid 180 degrees, it would look exactly the same.
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JOHANNESBURG, Dec 6 (Reuters) - South Africa's struggling state power utility Eskom said on Friday it would cut up to 4,000 megawatts (MW) of power from the national grid on a rotational basis from 2 p.m.
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Typically, lower-energy rotations are more difficult to tell apart than the higher-energy vibrational states, but the scientists were able to measure the buckyballs with enough resolution to determine both the vibrational and rotational states.
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A US defense official said the two leaders will sign a joint political declaration with a broad-strokes military component that calls for about 1,000 additional US troops to go to Poland on a rotational basis.
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Our 16-month Digital Rotational Program is a postgraduate opportunity designed to provide participants with exposure to a wide range of experiences, ongoing mentor-ship and targeted training within the face-paced world of digital news.
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On Thursday, New Horizons scientists released an updated stereo view of Ultima Thule meant for viewing with 3-D glasses, as well as a short video clip showing its rotational motion as seen from the spacecraft.
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To achieve the brightness recorded, the magnetar would have to spin 1,000 times a second and "convert all that rotational energy to light with nearly 100% efficiency," Thompson said, according to the Ohio State press release.
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We've said for a long time that we want US soldiers on our soil — and we can argue about whether its permanent rotational forces or a permanent rotation — but the fact is that they are there.
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Jesse had suffered a C6 spinal fracture, a sternum fracture, nerve damage in his leg and, despite wearing a bike helmet, a "diffuse axonal injury" — a rotational injury of the brain that can have devastating consequences.
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Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak told state Radio 1 he&aposs recently held talks in Washington about having a permanent presence of U.S. troops in Poland, where they are currently on a rotational, temporary, though open-ended mission.
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A third instrument is a special transmitter to beam radio signals back to Earth, tracking Mars' subtle rotational wobble at its north pole to reveal the size of the planet's core and possibly whether it remains molten.
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