They put out their debut album Saturation in June, Saturation II in August, and the trilogy-ending Saturation III is out this Friday.
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Interestingly, the saturation of social media in the U.S. has paralleled the saturation of smartphones.
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One was the Langelier Saturation Index, used to indicate the degree of saturation of calcium carbonate in water.
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So this might be a case of Samsung toning down the saturation of its camera to offset the excess saturation of its screen.
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For some reason, the OP215T has a tendency to go overboard on color saturation, which causesHere's another example of the OP273T going a bit too hard on color saturation.
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Growth has slowed since then, which may indicate market saturation.
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Then, she boosted the saturation and warmed up the temperature.
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The screen is a little low on saturation, so POPONG!
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After 30 years, a saturation point may have been reached.
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It may also be that OxyContin has achieved market saturation.
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But does a year like this one also herald saturation?
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Advertisers have complained about saturation and higher ad prices there.
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To some extent, this strategy of aggressive market saturation worked.
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As far as market saturation, we're still not even halfway there.
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KS: And there also might be saturation in the camera market.
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Big Media meets the Big Algorithm as we reach subscription saturation.
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Is it possible to remember a time before full avocado saturation?
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In the end, memes always reach a point of over-saturation.
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"By around 2013, we were reaching a saturation point," she said.
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Now, when I say saturation carpet bombing, that is not indiscriminate.
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We have reached the saturation point for mudslinging in this election.
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Saturation of the airwaves has long been a staple of campaigns.
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Go to Layer than New Adjustment Layer and choose Hue/Saturation.
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Its systematic saturation, its hyperactive structure, no longer worked for me.
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The colors are mostly muted, adding power to moments of saturation.
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But lately, in a sign of saturation, demand has been easing.
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It's very possible that the market has hit a saturation point.
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After all, 5G won't be hitting a saturation point this year.
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But he warned that the market may already be near saturation.
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"There's zero background noise, zero saturation and zero distorsion," Lebouchard said.
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Tourism saturation in European hot spots can quickly ruin a vacation.
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"There is such a saturation at the top," Ms. Karwowski said.
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Industry experts have seen this supercenter saturation coming for a while.
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But it is approaching near saturation for ads with search results.
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Claire's oxygen saturation levels are falling, a sign of lung failure.
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But it achieves this through depletion as much as through saturation.
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Here are three colors with their hue, saturation, and lightness values.
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Menaker pointed to another issue too: industry saturation, noting that the number of New York City studios on ClassPass doubled last year alone (whether or not ClassPass contributed to that saturation depends on whom you ask).
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Since then they've unleashed a series of albums within a three month period, releasing SATURATION earlier this summer with SATURATION II following shortly after, all while scoring a TV on VICELAND TV show in the process.
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The color saturation bothers me too much, but again, that's personal preference.
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And, of course, the iPhone could have also hit a saturation point.
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OLEDs also tend to have better color saturation than traditional LCD displays.
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But does faster growth just mean a faster path to market saturation?
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The principal reason for this decline is saturation, both literal and conceptual.
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Intersecting drips of brash saturation are juxtaposed against softer but unmanipulated color.
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Consumers and the larger market have reached a certain threshold of saturation.
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It takes craziness, it takes being "unbounded," to break up the saturation.
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Specialization is the privilege of a device class that has achieved saturation.
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BOORSTIN: DO YOU THINK YOU ARE NEARING SATURATION HERE IN THE U.S.?
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To our surprise, the iPhone 23S Plus's cameras kicked into saturation overdrive.
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Recent data, however, suggests that market saturation is causing prices to drop.
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Saturation in developed markets is the main reason for the massive slowdown.
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That's because we seem to be hitting some sort of saturation level.
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You can see the over saturation a lot better in Night mode.
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"We continue to have a major problem with ICU saturation," said Simon.
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"We continue to have a major problem with ICU saturation," said Simon.
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It has clearly hit its saturation point and is beginning the decline.
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As with many other online sectors, there is a risk of saturation.
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These bundles are susceptible to wind and saturation damage from the storm.
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Perhaps most tellingly, the videos inadvertently reflect our over-saturation in media.
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I desire art that offers a change of factual attitude, a new world outlook, a shift in perspective, over classy, elegant restraint, so I prefer Venet's later maximalist "Saturation" paintings that also can be very elegant, as in "Saturation" (2009) (not in the show) and "Bugatti Painting" (2012) or garish, as with "Gold Round with Quantification" (2012) and "Round Saturation (Gold) with 23 on Top" (2011).
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But Saturation, their latest release, is the one that's caught the most attention.
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Smack in the middle of that window of time, smartphones gained market saturation.
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Those attacks and other deadly ones in Europe received saturation coverage for days.
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Despite the saturation of books about the present, What If This Were Enough?
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Simple sliders let you adjust brightness, contrast, exposure, warmth, saturation, shadows and highlights.
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Beyond reverb, Chang incorporates effects like grain delay, filters, pitch manipulation and saturation.
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For one, mobile gaming is showing saturation across different markets, including in China.
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As smartphone saturation increases, having more options is one way to stimulate growth.
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January would normally be a period of saturation coverage for a party's candidates.
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There's also the question of saturation, and how willing people are to upgrade.
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""Most or certainly many parts of Britain have reached saturation with Indian restaurants.
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For now, however, marvel at Saturation III, where they have perfected their craft.
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We've hit a clear saturation point when it comes to "unnatural" hair colors.
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But instead, that was overcome by saturation cable TV coverage about Sadler's comment.
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The full corrosive impact of the saturation will take time to show itself.
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For the last week, it's been Cardi, Cardi, Cardi — the saturation is real.
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Sanders didn't start his campaign with the same saturation media coverage Trump had.
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But Canadian cannabis companies already may be running into concerns about over-saturation.
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"My best guess is that it's related to market saturation," Ms. Goode said.
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And fast food in Kuwait has not yet reached a saturation point yet.
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There's a real question about whether the smaller brands are reaching the saturation point.
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The V30's images often feel muted and conservative in their saturation and contrast.
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Or you can play with the contrast or saturation to make the photo 'pop.
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As always, there was the saturation coverage, the sense that the world was watching.
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Plus, there's something to be said for the subtle saturation watercolor hair painting requires.
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Then, she decreased the saturation and luminance of the orange, aqua, and blue hues.
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And in my opinion, we've hit peak saturation with the off-the-shoulder neckline.
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The colors it outputs are rich—saturated—a very particular kind of color saturation.
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That could signal that Messenger is beginning to hit saturation in some core markets.
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Lucrative saturation-diving work is offered only to those who have years of experience.
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As media saturation collapses boundaries between artists and audiences, room for uncertainty is erased.
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This might mean increasing the brightness here, reducing the saturation there, and so on.
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In all, they found that increased hue and decreased brightness and saturation predicted depression.
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They've reached market saturation — the technology is as commonplace as cruise control is today.
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The e-commerce segment's growth, however, could be limited by market saturation, Leclerc said.
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SATURATION AND INNOVATION Roy Larke, who analyzes Japan's retail industry as editor of JapanConsuming.
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The character hadn't reached the unrelenting saturation point it has now in pop culture.
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They just understand a phenomenon that is reaching its apotheosis in 2016: smartphone saturation.
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Market saturation is inevitable with more than 207 million Americans already using a smartphone.
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Especially when you are faced with what I would call image glut, right, saturation.
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And in some key markets such as Japan, there already are signs of saturation.
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But are we reaching a saturation point where more competition is actually hurting us?
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The vehicle also monitors the driver's heart rate, weight, oxygen saturation, or blood pressure.
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This idea of over-saturation comes up a lot in the conversations I have.
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He let the super PACS do the talking for him, with saturation TV ads.
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Eventually, you just reach a saturation point, and Facebook seems to have found it.
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Nearly every photo will benefit from subtle tweaks to contrast, brightness, shadows and saturation.
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The core challenge we're facing today is information saturation and a hackable media system.
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"I'm wondering at this point about Prime saturation in the U.S. market," he said.
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Despite the over-saturation of the market, there are still opportunities for new players.
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CLASSICAL MUSIC It's Leonard Bernstein's centenary, and orchestras worldwide are responding with saturation coverage.
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Severe cases featured shortness of breath, low blood oxygen saturation or other lung problems.
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Despite the over-saturation of the market, there are still opportunities for new players.
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But the retailers' approach to growth is rapid saturation, effectively boxing out the competition.
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Now you could argue that there's saturation — too many products and too many designers.
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Behold: MLB suffers the same advertising saturation as the NBA, if not more so.
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While hue fluctuated from one episode to the next, however, saturation largely stayed put.
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There's another proposal there for moving toward saturation job creation for low-income youth.
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Global market saturation and longer upgrade cycles have dented smartphone sales in the years since.
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So, will the plunging necklace reach cape dress-levels of red-carpet saturation this season?
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Most of us just upload a pic, tap a filter, tweak the saturation, and post.
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Impressively, the group have announced that SATURATION III will be dropping before the year's end.
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The most important of which, as Android Central reports, are new options for color saturation.
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Players can tweak color and saturation, and apply the filters from an in-game menu.
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OK, I think we've reached weather-news saturation, Jonathan said, reaching to close the laptop.
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Profit from non-hardware products is becoming increasingly important as the iPhone hits market saturation.
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In fact, the size dictates the color and the gaps between neighboring pixels the saturation.
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One thousand, one hundred air attacks a day, saturation bombing that utterly destroyed the enemy.
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Our challenge today is more one of information saturation and manipulation, rather than its absence.
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For starters, we've reached a saturation point with the mobile app stores in developed markets.
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Unlike the butchery that bookended it, it merited no presidential statements, no saturation television coverage.
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I'm not sure if even Drake's brand can overcome the saturation of the cannabis industry.
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Apple reported its first down quarter in 63 years, suggesting iPhone saturation in some countries.
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And that product, which recently celebrated its one-billionth sale, may have already hit saturation.
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I like to kind of use pressing motions to really get the saturation of color.
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It points to a sort of saturation point for apps, in terms of everyday use.
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But there are good reasons to dump Lovecraft beyond over-saturation of the source material.
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The process derives from illustrating with pencil and then applying saturation and hue with Photoshop.
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These exhibitions evidence a saturation in the Basquiat landscape, in public, commercial, and scholarly interest.
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Every headline feels like a new saturation point, but the spigot just continues to run.
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And on the saturation front, you forgot to mention the N.C.A.A. Paul Senatori Portland, Ore.
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Then, as we hit costume saturation right before Halloween itself, it's totally hilarious and wonderful.
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While I like the saturation on the flowers, it's a bit too much everywhere else.
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These orgies of saturation press coverage, feverish speculation and moral righteousness were dubbed feeding frenzies.
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As for many people my age, everything I heard brought on saturation and then rejection.
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"Severe" was breathing rate up and oxygen saturation down, so needing oxygen or a ventilator.
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In the U.S., California has the highest saturation of scooters, with 13 cities offering access.
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That, it turns out, is exactly what we needed in this year of Beethoven saturation.
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CNN was hardly the only news organization to provide saturation coverage of the Trump campaign.
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All of them look muddy and not drastically different from one another: But if we ignore changes in saturation and lightness by setting them to the same value across the board, we can see the hues more clearly: And here is what saturation looks like if we ignore hue and lightness: Using the methods outlined above, we analyzed the average hues and saturation for each episode and each season of Game of Thrones.
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People do not even have to trust Russia's propaganda outlets for this saturation strategy to work.
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"Quebec' resources are at a saturation point," Quebec Immigration Minister David Heurtel told reporters this week.
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As obscure niches go, that's a pretty good sign "peak TV" is nearing its saturation point.
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"We believe this deceleration suggests that the concept is nearing saturation," Jefferies analyst Randal Konik said.
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Now, in a classic case of internet over-saturation, correcting the lyrics has become somewhat passé.
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In the short-term, this market saturation means that prices at the dispensary will be down.
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The camera app is getting more pro features with buttons to control saturation, highlights, shadows, etc.
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Tyto also integrates with third-party tools for blood pressure, blood oxygen saturation and weight scales.
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Now you can edit that color and only that color, by adjusting Hue, Saturation and Lightness.
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If anything, the reasons for the decline in GoPro sales is due to software and saturation.
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He was proud of his cameras, but admitted that market saturation was creating a new problem.
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The "saturation strike" gives you a devastating heavy bomber attack to pulverize clusters of enemy units.
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Rather than contending with the information saturation around the crisis, Human Flow falls prey to it.
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Or have we, in fact, finally reached red-carpet — and for that matter, award show — saturation?
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The minimalist show is meant to explore the sensory overload and choice saturation of contemporary culture.
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Porn saturation and the rise in violence against women and children is a straight-line correlation.
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Some have argued that the media saturation has super-charged - or even created - the Trump phenomenon.
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Farrow & Ball Paint really is worth it, their color saturation and hue are so much better!
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Watercolor allows me the versatility without sacrificing the saturation or depth of color that I want.
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But growth in smartphone ownership has been slowing for some time as many markets reach saturation.
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Unlike the sonically affable "GUMMY," the intro for SATURATION is the most menacing song in their catalog.
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The Home Hub's screen is lovely to look at, never too bright, with pleasing saturation and colors.
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And most importantly, the approach of global smartphone saturation gives everyone and endless distraction at all times.
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Then choose Layer, New Adjustment Layer and Vibrance and ramp up the saturation by 25-2100 percent.
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Even at a saturation point, television, film, and new media are on a constant quest for content.
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When it dries, however, it takes on a deeper saturation and more of a matte-like texture.
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It's a good story, but with the Oscars fast approaching, we're about to hit Emma Stone saturation.
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According to Munroe, a bathroom should have three, five, nine, or 17 stalls for maximum saturation efficiency.
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Aside from a slight difference in white balance and color saturation, both phones captured almost identical shots.
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"The key element here is saturation," she says, so don't be afraid to really coat the hair.
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If they have a saturation point, increases in carbon will eventually stop when that moment is reached.
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While the company is reaching market saturation on this segment, elderly people currently represent a growth opportunity.
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This standout from their polarizing fifth LP is no different, indicting media saturation and our pepertual insatiability.
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Growth is expected mostly from international viewers, while the U.S. market cools as it reaches subscriber saturation.
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Like anything that achieves that level of cultural saturation, Animal House is bigger and smaller than itself.
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But Langan believes capital expenditures and possible market saturation will weigh on the money-losing automaker's shares.
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It's all those drops: saturation, the accumulation, when you break free of the logic that imprisons you.
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Android and iOS are both reaching platform maturity, and many markets worldwide are approaching full smartphone saturation.
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He was the one to present Trump with CENTCOM plans for a "saturation strike" on the airfield.
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"Sooner or later saturation must be reached," said Terry Fletcher, a columnist in the monthly magazine Cumbria.
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However, how can we predict the tipping point where the convergence of rainfall, soil saturation, runoff, etc.
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The Chinese market is shrinking because of a slowing economy, and other developed markets are reaching saturation.
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Seasons: 2Episodes: 16While TV is in peak true-crime-saturation mode, "American Vandal" is the perfect mockumentary.
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As Trump lives by the sword of media saturation, GOP candidates will politically die by that sword.
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Apple's services business could use a similar revenue driver, especially with the smartphone market having reached saturation.
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However, extended-range SAMs are also inherently vulnerable to standoff and saturation attacks if not properly supported.
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The Yankees, their fans, and media enablers can be insufferable and the Jeter saturation is rightfully enraging.
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Once the system has decided what it's shooting, it adjusts the white balance, color and saturation accordingly.
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Having an established infrastructure helps Slate's podcasts, but they're not immune to the perils of market saturation.
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Although, I would still crank down the saturation a little on things like the couch and shelves.
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China is emerging as a new competitor — and it is battling saturation even in its domestic market.
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Now, distillers who are eager to avoid market saturation are in search of a global cocktail crowd.
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The high-saturation photograph by Nickolas Muray at the exhibition's end shows her in full Tehuana regalia.
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It measures your oxygen saturation levels to monitor for any disturbances in your breathing throughout the night.
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There are a few potential reasons for the declines, including market saturation, privacy concerns, and limited usefulness.
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"Put it all together and I think Netflix has reached a point of saturation domestically," Cramer said.
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If saturation doesn't bother you as much, then the Pixel 4 XL is a less expensive option.
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As a cultural phenomenon, the drink has reached that point of obnoxious saturation where backlash is inevitable.
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Apple is jumping into the streaming market at at time of ramped up competition and widespread saturation.
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I&aposve found that when I print directly without editing the saturation, colors can appear washed out.
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Saturation of 0 percent is entirely gray, while 100 percent is the purest version of the color.
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The recent paintings, even more than earlier work, are about a saturation and layering of sense memory.
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Las Vegas club owners are reportedly looking to curb the saturation of EDM DJs in their establishments.
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What makes any of this different or meaningful from any other extreme contrast, high-saturation imagery of urbanism?
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In ideal conditions, the Pixel 2 offers slightly better color saturation, and sometimes a bit better sharpness too.
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How much further can Facebook average revenue per user growth grow before that too reaches a saturation point?
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A Photos app without any editing tools for cropping or basic photo tweaks like exposure, saturation and highlights?
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Scene Optimizer saves amateur photographers from having to futz with more advanced settings like white balance and saturation.
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Given slowing growth and rising penetration, we see saturation fears coming back to the fore on Alphabet shares.
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There's been a lot of chatter over the last five months about market saturation and thus re-correction.
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With iOS 13, users will be able to edit videos to adjust color balance, sharpness, saturation, and more.
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It's no surprise that brands have been extra cautious as sales have slowed, arguably hitting a saturation point.
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Some might argue that the market is close to saturation, with around a dozen new series exported annually.
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If you thought the gingham trend might be reaching its saturation point, this might be its saving grace.
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Another aspect of the disparity could be traced to a general over-saturation of social networks as is.
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It's close, but the OnePlus 7 Pro lags slightly behind the Galaxy S10 in sharpness and color saturation.
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It's a complicated narrative, flushed throughout with the manifold plot twists and color saturation that are Park's signature.
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The hat is equipped with a sensor that monitors heart rate, respiratory rate, blood oxygen saturation and temperature.
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And let's be honest: The Casio Secret Sender never reached a saturation in which multiple people could text.
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When people say Americans won't give up their cars, Los Angeles is a case study on automotive saturation.
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He explains that scooter companies have thought about expansion too purely from the standpoint of acheiving market saturation.
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As iPhone sales stagnate due to market saturation, Apple wants to leverage that dominance into other revenue streams.
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You can chalk its endangered status up to design fatigue, or just an over-saturation in the marketplace.
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The egg-shaped speaker promised no background noise, no saturation and no distortion in a relatively small package.
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The Best Years of Our Lives is BROCKHAMPTON's fourth album after the three volumes of their SATURATION trilogy.
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Known as Bomber, Chief Marshal Harris was, in Professor Hansen's view, obsessed with saturation bombing of German cities.
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Is it the censorship of the media, the over-saturation of information, or the progressive implementation of fear?
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Mr. Erdogan was aware that Turkey has reached the point of saturation on taking in more Syrian refugees.
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As with zombie stories and scripted police procedurals, it seems as if this genre has no saturation point.
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Money tied to Mr. McConnell fueled an onslaught of advertising, and Alabama endured a saturation of television commercials.
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Serious photographers do this by using digital tools to adjust everything from color balance to sharpness to saturation.
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Tap the three overlapping circles to add a filter to your camera, or adjust the brightness and saturation.
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Micromobility's next big opportunities Despite the over-saturation of the market, there are still opportunities for new players.
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After nearing saturation in the US market, Facebook had for years worked hard to expand in international markets.
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Color Dynamics lets artists control settings like hue, saturation, and brightness through the Apple Pencil's tilt and pressure.
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They're not the only skeptics of how much Bloomberg and Steyer can accomplish with their saturation-level spending.
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The second property, saturation, reflects the purity of the color by measuring how much gray is mixed in.
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Images lack saturation in most cases, unless you tap to refocus in the exact right position and get lucky.
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Ho believes that this mutational saturation is a major cause of what he calls the time-dependent rate phenomenon.
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Older samples have reached mutation saturation, with so many accumulated spelling errors that scientists can't account for them all.
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The app marketplaces have continued to see steady growth, even as reports of app saturation in the U.S. circulate.
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"We're thinking seriously about going beyond Korea because sooner or later we will hit a saturation point," Lee said.
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Passengers have just seconds to put on their oxygen masks before oxygen-saturation levels drop to a perilous point.
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Apple earnings are expected to be closely tracked by Wall Street for signs the smartphone market is reaching saturation.
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Viewing angles, contrast, color saturation, vibrancy, and uniformity all look as good as you'll find in most smartphones today.
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However, why has e-commerce continued to grow despite an overall economic slowdown in conjunction with urban market saturation?
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Images have so much color pop, contrast, and saturation that I thought I was looking at a Samsung display.
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Westminster council has declared those places to be "monument saturation zones" in which proposed statues are rejected by default.
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But it made me wonder if this kind of selfie saturation was key to being a good selfie-taker.
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And the X-T3 also picks up a new "color chrome effect" that boosts saturation and detail in shadows.
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On the iPhone X it's more of a slight blue shift with a reduction in saturation and dynamic range.
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You're able to edit brilliance, highlights, shadows, contrast, saturation, white balance, sharpness, definition, vignette, and noise reduction on pictures.
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As Facebook hits use growth saturation in many parts of the world, China remains an untapped opportunity for growth.
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The photos were also objectively categorized by hue, saturation, along with likes and the number of faces in each.
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There's every reason to wonder if McDonald's has hit its saturation point—an issue that Starbucks hasn't yet encountered.
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Here's an example where the P20 Pro camera detected the scene as "greenery" and boosted contrast and saturation accordingly.
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Software-based products provide an opportunity for Apple to capture meaningful profit as iPhone sales reach a saturation point.
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Last summer, for example, analyst Gartner noted the region was showing signs of saturation and slowing growth in mobile.
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The Guelph nanotechnology would help merchants stagger shipments of fruit to prevent market saturation that leads to low prices.
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They jacked up the saturation on each frame so that the surface colors of the rocks look almost alien.
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This is one powerful GPS smartwatch that can keep track of your blood oxygen saturation levels during your workouts.
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Other possible targets include a hotel or party site beyond the zone of the games and military-police saturation.
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But at the same time, you can't ignore a saturation point that we may be inching closer to domestically.
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But Barcelona-based paper artist Raya Sader Bujana gives a distinct twist to the saturation of food images online.
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There are some handy dummy proof additions as well, like the ability to adjust saturation without impacting flesh tones.
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We believe results supported our views around market saturation and pricing power, while improving our view of Services sustainability.
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It shows Facebook is hitting saturation in some markets but still has room to grow in many developing countries.
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"I hate the process of the Instagram, the contrast, the saturation, the filter," she said of editing the pictures.
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Even her posture looks different, and the photo's saturation and hue are altered on top of the other changes.
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He plays around with the contrast and saturation of the image in Photoshop to get the picture just right.
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The heightened contrast and saturation would look great on any size, but extra awesome on a TV this big.
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Online makeup tutorials, once a cute and helpful guide for cosmetic exploration, are reaching the point of absurd saturation.
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"Everything depends on your natural color and the saturation of the color that you're trying to remove," says Darling.
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" Even with its saturation coverage of the pipe bombs, Mr. Pinker argued on Twitter, "The press gets gamed again.
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The Color category has preview sliders for adjusting the overall saturation, or intensity, of the color in the photo.
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The result of saturation-level media coverage of Trump is that he is very well-known and very unpopular.
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Indeed, Sanders fares better among women than the saturation coverage of the "Bernie Bros" might lead you to believe.
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Before his loss in Iowa and Bloomberg's saturation of the airwaves in Texas, Biden led Sanders in the state.
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To my astonishment, I love the Note's "Food" mode, which adds some blur and saturation to any macro shot.
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Granted, it, too, is facing some issues as multiple markets reach smartphone saturation and consumers are slower to upgrade.
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Just under 0.13 percent were deemed severe, involving shortness of breath, low blood oxygen saturation or other lung problems.
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"Obviously, a big name highlights podcasts at a time when podcasts, especially fiction podcasts, are reaching saturation," O'Donnell said.
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I use my favorites to edit all of my photos, and I play with saturation and contrast a lot.
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The saturation of Watergate analogies in the media however seems wildly detached from either the actual testimony or history.
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These he called Managers, people who require a weekly calendar splotched to saturation with hourly changes of venue and cohort.
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That sparked a lot of concern that Apple's core engine may have — actually, most likely — has hit a saturation point.
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But if you're into the boosted colors or crank up the saturation in post anyway, you'll love the Pixel's pictures.
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The big risk: The saturation strike would almost certainly result in Russian deaths, which is the "sticking point" for Mattis.
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Overall, sales numbers of the iPhone have plateaued as Apple has reached or passed the saturation point in many markets.
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"The oil market has gone from nearing storage saturation to being in deficit much earlier than we expected," Goldman said.
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For one thing, an un-picked up room — provided it's not at hoarder-level saturation — is immediately disarming to visitors.
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Amazon Prime Video and Netflix are hitting growth saturation points in the U.S., having penetrated so many U.S. households already.
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Devialet has been working on high-end speakers with a simple goal — zero background noise, zero saturation and zero distortion.
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"Green tinge is either camera saturation or a tiny bit of copper from the chamber," Musk added in a tweet.
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Clarity can bring out changes in larger areas of tonality, and will change the luminance and saturation more than Texture.
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While parts of the coffee market are arguably close to saturation, there are several areas that offer significant growth potential.
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In Photoshop, you could expand a photo to full screen while making precise adjustments to things like hue and saturation.
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For the Vivosmart 4, the company is adding a "pulse ox2 oximeter," which measures the oxygen saturation in your blood.
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Technology can help, too, such as the cheap pulse oximeters to measure blood-oxygen saturation developed by Lifebox, a charity.
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After the success of their All-American Trash Mixtape, the collective released their debut full-length, Saturation, earlier this year.
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As social networks hit saturation in top western markets, they must rethink how to make their apps work better elsewhere.
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Higher prices have helped to offset slowing hardware sales, though, as the company faces market saturation and global economic headwinds.
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In the United States, where more than 75 percent of people already own smartphones, apps are approaching the saturation point.
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NASA recommends manually focusing your camera, instead of using autofocus, so that you can play with saturation and exposure options.
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It's this fundamental change, this achievement of almost total smartphone market saturation, that distinguishes this year from the preceding ones. .
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Fresh-faced teenagers are angrily chanting "fuck Pitchfork!" due to a lukewarm review of the group's June 2017 album Saturation.
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Jade rollers have reached peak saturation — they're on your Instagram feed, touted by experts as a miraculous, fix-everything solution.
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The company may not be as close to the saturation point of U.S. subscribers as some analysts may have thought.
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They began small, as I was unsure of the saturation of the color, and then I moved to larger studies.
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Interestingly, their struggles are not because they've been commoditized by competitors — they've primarily struggled with saturation of their respective markets.
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This trend suggests users are reaching a saturation point in terms of how much time they can devote to apps.
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Against a climate of over saturation in nightlife and a handful of monopolising promoter powerhouses, the house party has evolved.
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The slowdown in the U.S. comes partly because membership to the program is nearing saturation in the higher-income market.
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I am to monitor at home, and if my oxygen saturation drops beneath 92, consider proceeding to the emergency room.
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Yet major news organizations have given the caravan saturation coverage, more than they've ever given health care, all the same.
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Running over 10 years, it explored the themes of image overload and information saturation that marks the current cultural moment.
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The news follows similar trends at Facebook and Twitter, signaling that social media companies may have reached a saturation point.
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The feature would notify Apple Watch wearers when their blood-oxygen saturation falls below a certain level, the report says.
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The clear difference is that slow saturation of next-generation cellular technology is a bit more understood at this point.
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Layer panels are on the right, along with tools for photo editing like brightness, contrast, hue, and saturation, and levels.
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The months of saturation news coverage left many voters feeling that he and his aides had ganged up on her.
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The South is seen as particularly vulnerable to a saturation attack, using short-range Scud and other missiles targeting Seoul.
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Garmin and Polar also purport to measure your blood oxygen saturation levels to deliver guidance on your ability to train.
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"The saturation level of media that Bloomberg is running penetrates in a way that the others have not," he said.
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This rally is where Q went from the dark corners of the internet to wall-to-wall cable news saturation.
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But now Apple and Samsung have both warned about slowing sales indicating market saturation without a technological leap to drive growth.
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"Consumers are still responding positively based on the high demand of, and increased attendance in classes, despite market saturation," Yambot says.
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In the years since, China's demand for metallurgical coal has waned, as the nation's rapid industrial growth hit a saturation point.
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The boys are likely getting further oxygen treatment in the hospital, with their lung function and oxygen saturation levels monitored closely.
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Hancock's paintings in this, his sixth showing at James Cohan, are about 21st-century image saturation and how we negotiate it.
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After all, facial recognition unlocking has been available for years from Android, Samsung, and Windows but hasn't gained serious market saturation.
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Brockhampton poses in front of a mural at a Spotify event celebrating the launch of the album Saturation III in 2017.
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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive hit the ground running when it came out in 2012 and reached its saturation point in 2016.
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You'll be able to edit brilliance, highlights, shadows, contrast, saturation, white balance, sharpness, definition, vignette, and noise reduction on your content.
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There's no doubt that iPhone sales are slowing down as saturation occurs in the overall market but that's to be expected.
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However, operators will need to monetise data better to achieve revenue growth in the longer term when data penetration approaches saturation.
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IT DOES FEEL LIKE THIS IS NOT THAT MUCH OF A GROWTH MARKET ANYMORE IN TERMS OF SATURATION, EVERYBODY HAS SMARTPHONES.
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We tolerate the glare and reflections for the sake of the superior contrast and more appealing saturation of a glossy panel.
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Can you imagine if Twitter and the total media saturation that the internet has unleashed upon us existed at that time?
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The SPOtwo Bootie can identify low oxygen saturation, congenital heart disease and severe infections during the first few weeks of life.
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Why it matters: Netflix needs to expand in emerging markets, as its recent subscriber numbers suggest saturation in its core geographies.
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VICE: In an age of image saturation, how do you feel about photographer's paying homage to other artists in their work?
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The "French Touch 2.0" style—compressed, disturbed, glitchy—had enchanted me for ages, but I had finally reached my saturation point.
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While the A50's shot is bright and vivid, its color saturation overwhelms details like the wrinkles on the flowers' petals.
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The Galaxy S8 was built with an adaptive display that optimizes the color range, saturation, and sharpness depending on the environment.
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"China drew a line (in 2012) and started massively ramping up its armaments and maritime saturation of the region," he said.
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There are also 24 adjustable filters available — that's one more than Instagram — with plenty of fine-tuners like saturation and contrast.
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You can also play around with other effects, like "WARMTH" and "SATURATION," as increasing these will make some videos appear brighter.
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Also, we're in a time of image saturation, where photos get seen and forgotten on a daily basis, if not quicker.
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In our testing we found the Osmo to be slightly clearer but the GoPro Hero5 had more natural color and saturation.
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You choose a color with the dropper tool and can subtly refine it by hue, saturation, luminance, range and the like.
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You can see the saturation in the wood, specifically where the cracks are highlighted and the brown looks a lot darker.
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They all clinically presented about the same -- their respiratory rate would be very high, their oxygen saturation would be very low.
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"The saturation of liquor licenses and irresponsible nightlife-driven establishments are turning many neighborhoods into 'night life malls,'" the letter said.
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"It gave us complete exposure, saturation, whatever you want to call it," his son Paul David Pope told me on Friday.
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Jon Caramanica In this era of social-media personal-brand saturation, pop megastars deploy so many different kinds of nontransparent transparency.
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Basically the filter's levels have been readjusted at each point of amplification, boosting saturation and doling out a richer low end.
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When it comes to enhancing contrast, color, saturation or brightness on your video footage, the process is a bit more nuanced.
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This kind of prose perhaps represents the point at which the streamlined thriller meets the very unthrillerish saturation of a Knausgaard.
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An annual membership gives access to more filters and features, like the Color+ tool that fine-tunes hue, saturation, and luminance.
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Tired of the usual attention-getting filters you use to make your photos pop with stronger contrast or deeper color saturation?
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For example, select "Heart," and you can ask it to monitor your heart rate variability or oxygen saturation, among other things.
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With this month's release of iOS 13, which sports OS-wide dark mode, we've reached near saturation of this design fad.
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And James Comey sang from Lemonade during an FBI briefing, which is how you know something's really achieved full cultural saturation.
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The second half of the film depicts hills covered in poppies in bloom, the color contrast cranked to a maximum saturation.
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It's a thrilling document, remarkable for the depiction of raving at peak cultural saturation in all its sweaty, blissed-out glory.
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Between the two, O'Rourke seems to have momentum on his side with a record fundraising haul and saturation-level media coverage.
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But that's to be expected as the company's core growth engine — the iPhone — has started to reach a saturation point and slow.
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Its success as a campaign was the totality of its saturation—every platform taken over, illuminating the exhausting ubiquity of sexual violence.
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These systems generated a number of false sightings, while the saturation of radio broadcasts around the airport made drones hard to detect.
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Hue, or Tint, lets you make things more green or red while Color, or Saturation, will usually alter the intensity of colors.
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Despite already being the world's largest automotive market, there's quite a bit of room to grow there in terms of market saturation.
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As Apple's top product, the iPhone, approaches market saturation, the company has begun pointing more to online services as a key contributor.
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It's what we did in the first Persian Gulf war; 1,100 air attacks a day, saturation bombing that utterly destroyed the enemy.
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There's also a way to pump up the blues in your sky photos — without ratcheting up the saturation of the entire scene.
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Slipping on a pair of sunglasses has the effect of adding an Instagram filter, retouching the panorama with definition, warmth and saturation.
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This saturation has caused retailers to invest too little in many of their stores, particularly the ones that aren't delivering adequate returns.
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"We've reached peak saturation where people aren't accessing the internet for the first time," said Becky Tasker, manager at Adobe Digital Insights.
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"It gave me hope after all the over-saturation of fashion where every two weeks there a new It shoe," he explains.
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Then, a new feature called "scene optimizer" automatically adjusts the saturation, brightness, and other photo qualities depending on what that scene is.
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Some analysts say Netflix has almost reached the saturation point in the U.S. — meaning everyone who will subscribe to Netflix already has.
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When I was photographing the Eiffel Tower, for example, the P23 Pro camera sensed a blue sky and amped up its saturation.
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CNBC PRO found one Thursday morning in Global Equities Research, who told investors Facebook shares have peaked because of social media saturation.
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Quickly shift one color in an imageOne way to shift specific colors without any selections is via a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer.
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But Motorola's night mode isn't quite to the level of Google's, and it often produces exaggerated colors with an abundance of saturation.
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According to the Palmer Drought Severity Index, southern Minnesota, northern Iowa and southwestern Wisconsin are in the highest levels of soil saturation.
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Namely, the fact that multiple chains are chasing the same categories could eventually lead to a similar saturation that's occurring in apparel.
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Among those plans is a proposal for a "saturation strike" on Syrian military targets, including airfields, two military officials told The Intercept.
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In any other time, we'd have had saturation coverage of a once-in-a-decade hurricane aimed at the nation's petrochemical heart.
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The next Apple iPhone could signal the end for smartphones, as the market reaches a saturation point, according to an industry expert.
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But for all the debates and Facebook fighting and media saturation, a huge percent of Americans will not vote in this election.
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But Bird and company manage to avoid the pitfalls of over saturation and instead make their mark on super history once more.
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He then worked the images in the Photoshop Express app to better their alignment and composition, focusing on saturation, brightness, and temperature.
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"After a while, the saturation of apps catches up to the user growth," says Ryan Sarver, a venture capitalist at Redpoint Ventures.
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The oil industry has said the targets were unachievable due to the "blend wall," the saturation point for ethanol content in gasoline.
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This is because of a combination of total market saturation and economic uncertainty, which encourages consumers to hold onto their phones longer.
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As the Northeast ramped up, the Midwest passed its saturation point and low oil prices put a damper on the southern markets.
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That has much to do with Apple's tiny share of the smartphone market in India—around 2%, analysts reckon—and saturation elsewhere.
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That patient turned out to have an oxygen saturation - the amount of oxygen in the blood - of 50%, a life-threatening situation.
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But luckily this sneaked in just before we reached utter saturation — the series is funny and filthy in all the right ways.
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The endpoint of this phase is ultimately market saturation, leading to the incubation and iteration of new features, customer segments, and geographies.
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His account of his life is interspersed with essaylike digressions on the history of photography and the image saturation of digital culture.
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As passive funds reach saturation point in developed economies, they will train their sights more on the untapped pool of emerging ones.
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Though there's a limit to the amount of time one spends driving, with LED lights, there seems to be no saturation point.
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But taxes and fees generated from casinos and other forms of gambling have softened in recent years due partly to market saturation.
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The point was to test a "saturation site" that could simulate universal uptake of a basic income and study the community effects.
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There's more mileage in opening up new markets than there is in squeezing incremental value out of existing markets already nearing saturation.
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Hence the Phantom Reactor, a smaller version of the Phantom with the same promises — no background noise, no saturation and no distortion.
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There's a sliding scale of fancy, starting at light and ending with intense and vivid — the two highest levels of color saturation.
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A single component die is absorbed through a capillary effect to ensure maximum saturation, while actually becoming part of the surface itself.
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In the camera app, a "Food" mode slightly bumps up the saturation to make colors warmer and the food look more enticing.
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After saturation coverage of the case in the news media, Mr. Trudeau's polls, which once seemed to defy gravity, have tumbled downward.
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This saturation coverage could be justified if the Daniels story were being advanced, but that has not been the case to date.
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In 2013, Mr. Cuomo doubled down, signing legislation to allow seven full-fledged casinos, despite warnings about saturation in the gaming market.
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The number of Facebook users barely budged in the United States, Canada and Europe, indicating saturation in the company's most lucrative markets.
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When autonomous vehicle saturation peaks, U.S. drivers could see job losses at a rate of 25,000 a month, or 300,000 a year.
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Goldman said Netflix had hit its saturation point for subscribers in the U.S., but the real sign for growth was among international numbers.
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The towering "Internet Dream," from 1994, a stack of 52 monitors displaying jarring abstract images, heralds the current age of digital information saturation.
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We know that as soon as a Kardashian (or a Jenner) wears a certain trend, it's not long before it reaches peak saturation.
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That juxtaposition in saturation definitely helps show off Bezos' massive gains, especially against the white backdrop that is a Blue Origin space pod.
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While China is the largest smartphone market in the world, market saturation means that manufacturers have started looking for new markets to penetrate.
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Apple battled uncertain sales figures and smartphone market saturation, with too little momentum in wearables and home devices to make up the difference.
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The distorting effects of tax changes may be masking the saturation of at least some sections of the domestic market for passenger cars.
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To do this: You can edit a picture to improve the brightness, contrast, warmth, saturation, highlights and more, all before you post it.
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This over-saturation can impact our culture, cause global ecological problems, pose public health issues and create wasteful energy spending, the researchers warn.
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Based on data from Android users, YouTube has seen consistent increases in unique users in the market, almost to a point of saturation.
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I think market saturation is making it harder than ever for some of those great books—creator owned and licensed —to be sustainable.
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Facebook has reached ad saturation in the newsfeed This isn't a zero-sum game — Facebook has been doing both at the same time.
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Between the lines: Social media manipulation has become highly effective now that smartphone, social media and messaging use are reaching saturation points globally.
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I realized the saturation point we had gotten to when every rental car I get into now has CarPlay or Android Auto compatibility.
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But that's what I loved about it — it hung around long enough and achieved enough cultural saturation to have entire cycles of absurdity.
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There is a reasonably consistent mainstream flavor of color balance and saturation, and the 2 XL is simply too far out of it.
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NBA China is trying to ensure basketball stars continue to cross over, fueling the crazed interest in the sport with its saturation coverage.
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The problem was that Facebook was already hitting user saturation in many of its core markets like the United States, Canada, and England.
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Sony's Triluminos display maps colors from a 50% wider palette than traditional LCD TVs, heightening vibrancy and color saturation without needing a backlight.
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Apple tells me that it has done work to counter the drop in saturation and shift to blue that affects OLED screens traditionally.
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Their marketing machinery is so robust that it can thrive in an environment of depleting attention spans, information overload, and franchise over-saturation.
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Sure, size matters (insert crude joke here), but so do things like input lag, response time, picture quality, saturation, and burn-in risks.
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Claiming to have the same accuracy as ICU monitoring, the wearable device captures oxygen saturation, respiration rate, pulse rate, temperature, movement and posture.
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Craggs said Chinese steel companies could over time reach a saturation point in China and will start to embark on manufacturing activities overseas.
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The organization said that this and tournament over-saturation in the CS:GO scene make it impossible for players to compete in both leagues.
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Incorporating literal movement into her works, Steir varies the levels of force behind her brushstrokes, percolating her canvases with light to heavy saturation.
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Neu's arrest is notable because—while the Nigerian prince scam has reached a certain level of cultural saturation—very few perpetrators get caught.
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I don't have the answer, but I do think a curated playlist is at least a start to solving a video saturation problem.
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The city center, it seems, may be nearing saturation: There are about 160 cafes around the Old Town square, offering something for everyone.
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Respected Harvard psychology professor Steven Pinker tweeted: Once again the press gets gamed, giving saturation coverage and agonized commentary to a minor event.
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But surely now, when election news saturation is thicker than the humidity around Lady Liberty's lip, we've become a bit more clue-full.
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You can use presets from the VSCO X library to edit the video along with other standard editing tools, like Contrast or Saturation.
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Sales of iPhones have been slowing down, part of a bigger global trend resulting from mobile phone saturation across a number of countries.
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One night, Vogel turned the dial up too high, altitude-wise, on her sleeping chamber and ended up at about 50% oxygen saturation.
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Since test kits were not widely available, he encouraged me to get an oximeter (measures the estimated oxygen saturation of red blood cells).
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But the recent saturation of bad news (or the news producer they hired from "CBS This Morning," or both) made it a hit.
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After weeks of saturation-level appearances on cable news during the book rollout, he had attained a very Beltway-specific form of celebrity.
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Apple is reportedly preparing to add a new feature to the Apple Watch that would measure blood-oxygen saturation levels, according to 9to5Mac.
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"Anybody concerned about tourism saturation should start by dealing with the crazy summer traffic on our roads," said Jaime Bonnín, a taxi driver.
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Often, though, that saturation is confined to a narrow band of altitude, and airplanes can find drier areas by moving up or down.
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The researchers then used software to analyze each photo's hue, color saturation and brightness, as well as the number of faces it contained.
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Today, of course, that video would be all over the internet within minutes, but back then news-media saturation took a little time.
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Structurally, she makes monologues out of dances and drops songs into scenes; in other words, "Album" is a saturation in which everything overlaps.
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A number of factors are driving the reversal, from saturation in markets like California to financial woes at several top solar panel makers.
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There are also a range of color options, including three monochromatic options with additional ways to tweak the contrast, saturation, and grain level.
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Japan is on heightened alert over North Korea's capabilities, weighing whether it could be testing a "saturation attack" meant to overwhelm missile defenses.
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High saturation in e-commerce and customer expectations of lighting-speed delivery add another layer of complexity to how the industry will evolve.
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The screen is 25 percent brighter and 40 percent less reflective than the one on the iPad Air 2, with greater color saturation.
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One of the ways to convey color in a digital image is by breaking it into its three properties: hue, saturation, and lightness.
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Revenue growth dipped to its lowest since early 20183 as Alibaba weathers saturation and an economic slowdown in China Revenue growth dipped to its lowest since early 2016 as Alibaba weathers saturation and an economic slowdown in China Revenue from Alibaba's core commerce, "new initiatives" including local services and cloud computing was up 40 percent, 73 percent and 84 percent, respectively.
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The tech giants are facing a barrage of tough, negative coverage, with some of the same dynamics that drive saturation coverage of President Trump.
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Sandberg acknowledged the saturation problem to Reuters saying that the 5 million milestone shows that Facebook has room to grow despite its massive scale.
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But there's another old rule in television: Whenever anything reaches such a huge saturation point as this, it's inevitably going to come crumbling down.
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What has made the success of Apple, a concentrated portfolio of highly desirable (and pricy) products is now facing the reality of market saturation.
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"Grocery shopping will reach digital maturity and saturation faster than other industries that went online before, such as publishing or banking," said the report.
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A tangled mass of neon saturation populates a gallery space, aiming to bring attention to the hapless consequences of human waste and environmental exploitation.
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With more than 14,000 locations in the U.S. alone, Starbucks is the second-most common restaurant chain and that saturation has hurt the chain.
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That's largely been attributed to an overall saturation of the smartphone ecosystem, especially since Apple largely targets a higher-end part of the market.
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Like other popular media businesses, they hope to have more pricing leverage, both with consumers and distributors, once they reach a point of saturation.
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But Fitbit's new Ionic watch has a new hardware component to it: it uses a relative SpO2 sensor, or something that senses oxygen saturation.
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With the current saturation of pickle-flavored products and those monumental consumption stats, I feel comfortable calling it: We have officially reached peak pickle.
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China has offered Starbucks rich pickings in recent years, thanks to a burgeoning cafe culture which has helped offset saturation in the United States.
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Our rapid momentum was eventually slowed by San Francisco's saturation, which prevented us from securing the A-players we needed to continue trending upward.
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Facebook wants to keep growing despite hitting saturation in some of its core Western markets, and India's population of 1.3 billion is highly appealing.
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Guggenheim lowered its rating for Chipotle Mexican Grill to sell from neutral due to overly optimistic expectations and market saturation of its restaurant concept.
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To date, media transformation is being slowed down by the fact that India still has one of the world's lowest levels of internet saturation.
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The hat, which looks unsuspecting except for the square sensor attached to its side, monitors heart rate, respiratory rate, blood oxygen saturation and temperature.
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That means human beings have to manually pick out which lighting effects or saturation filters, for example, result in a more aesthetically pleasing photograph.
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Mr. Trump is not at saturation levels in many of the markets, but his level of ad buys are competitive with the other candidates.
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Source: Digi-Capital Most developed mobile markets have hit saturation, with sales coming from consumers replacing their phones regularly despite not really needing to.
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Fitbit has also upgraded the heart rate sensor for better accuracy and added the same SpO169.953 (or oxygen saturation) sensor found on its smartwatches.
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I also noticed the View 20 prefers to shoot slightly brighter photos and has a tendency to push color saturation a bit too high.
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The dunes aren't exactly blue, since the color is enhanced (basically the saturation is cranked up to a jillion), but they sure are interesting.
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Comey then paraded to a succession of congressional committees, some of which were taxpayer-financed partisan inquisitions, for hearings that received saturation news coverage.
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The trickiest part of the prep is likely the icing: "It's about working with the appropriate colors and saturation of those colors," she says.
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After failing to grow in that core market in Q4 2017, it appears that Facebook finally has hit saturation at home after 14 years.
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BROCKHAMPTON, who'll be releasing SATURATION III, their third album of 2017—and their final one ever—have released a short film called Billy Star.
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If directly in contact with a fan, this could lead to death from increase of carbon dioxide saturation concentration and decrease of oxygen concentration.
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No matter whether "saturation" is the explanation or the excuse, his coach (along with Leicester's) knows that the title is still theirs to lose.
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Executives said that neither increased competition from other streaming services nor market saturation was a factor in the slowing growth in the United States.
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But today some investors say newsletters are reaching their own saturation point as there are more and more of them clogging people's in-boxes.
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Both presidential campaigns will have super-saturation levels of spending at their disposal with which to inundate the unfortunate voters of this great land.
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It then automatically applies changes to brightness, contrast, saturation, and white balance before you snap the shot to ensure the best possible end result.
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Despite such promises, some economists remain skeptical of the long-term efficacy of gambling as a revenue source, particularly with a saturation of casinos.
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There may be some saturation of the market post-Obama and few have fears of serious gun control under Trump and a Republican Congress.
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These images are strikingly theatrical, with extreme color saturation, dramatic poses, and a particular Hollywood glamour that emphasizes constructed identity as an artistic act.
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"Basically, yes a very high CO2 saturation could lead to a state in which water would evaporate and eventually be lost," Popp told me.
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Fitbit isn't the only wearable-gadget maker to support this feature; certain devices from Garmin and Withings can measure blood-oxygen saturation as well.
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If you opt for the free version, you'll have access to basic tools to edit RAW images — like contrast, saturation, texture, crop, and skew.
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When you reach the "just one more" level of saturation, booths that feature a single work of irrefutable power let you decompress toward departure.
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In addition, American refineries, generally designed for heavier crudes, are reaching a saturation point for lighter shale oil produced around Texas and North Dakota.
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One possibility is the industry could be reaching a point of market saturation where anyone who wants an ad blocker already has one installed.
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" The company's most recent quarterly reports have been weighed down by speculation of smartphone market saturation and the end of the so-called "supercycle.
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Microsoft (MSFT) bet big on the cloud a decade ago, when Windows and Office had reached saturation but were still its most lucrative products.
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And with smartphone penetration nearing saturation in the U.S., tech companies are selling more household devices like smart TV's, smart speakers and video chat screens.
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The big picture: As saturation continues into 2019, players lacking in capital face a choice between joining a more powerful player and narrowing their focus.
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A new option will soon be added to the Pixel 2 phones to increase color saturation further, according to Google, so look out for that.
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However, as Facebook's growth slows as it reaches saturation point in many markets, there are indications that in some countries the platform is losing users.
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But the White House and defenders of Trump's policy seized on this, and the media saturation of this photograph, to illustrate stories about family separation.
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Nine courses of bacon later, I wondered if I had reached some kind of bacon saturation point, and if I would ever be hungry again.
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Smart locks are a long ways away from saturation point, but unlike devices like smartphones, they're unlikely to follow a predictable two-year upgrade cycle.
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Is it a matter of market saturation encouraging phone vendors to move up into higher price brackets so as to make more per unit sold?
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The Guidance Navigation and Control system believed that the angular rate was the same as the saturation threshold, which threw off the capsule's calculated altitude.
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"China smartphone growth is slowing due to market saturation, inventory build and economic headwinds," Linda Sui, director at Strategy Analytics, said in a press release.
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Meanwhile, titles in the powerhouse free-to-play MMO segment saw more measured gains of 6 percent to $1.5 billion as saturation perhaps sets in.
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That and many of them did not have the advantage of a mature-to-the-point-of-saturation smartphone supply chain to take advantage of.
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For some reason, the IMU calculated a saturation-maximum period that persisted for one second longer than what would normally be expected at this stage.
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GUILFOYLE: So true, because when you get that it&aposs like an almost -- it&aposs an emotional saturation that&aposs palpable that you feel it.
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It's rare for anyone to even begin to slow down the proliferation of a meme, let alone one that has already reached total cultural saturation.
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Given signs of saturation in China's urban market, Alibaba has been trying to grow outside of its core e-commerce business to win new customers.
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Mall traffic in higher-tier cities is suffering from strong saturation and competition from e-commerce, with only mature malls in prime locations performing well.
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Now, when users select a filter, the Google Photos app will correct the white balance in an image in addition to the exposure and saturation.
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Why it matters: Their business is exploding despite the Russia hype and concerns earlier this year about ad load slowing due to News Feed saturation.
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China has offered Starbucks rich pickings in recent years, thanks to a burgeoning cafe culture which has helped offset growing saturation in the United States.
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This would then influence the character of the visuals that she tweaked in real-time, giving them different colors, patterns, luminance, saturation, and other qualities.
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"The impetus behind this was Schwab and other discount brokers seeing saturation at the current level of investors," said Stephen Biggar, analyst at Argus Research.
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But if your goal is a kind of worldwide saturation, then collaborating with Ikea, with its 387 stores in 48 countries, is an ingenious tack.
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The London-based exec's role is now increasingly important as the US reaches internet saturation, and firms like Snap increase their focus on emerging markets.
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The London-based exec's role is now increasingly important as the US reaches internet saturation, and firms like Snap increase their focus on emerging markets.
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The device sports a new True Tone display that is 40% less reflective than the iPad Air 2 and is brighter, with improved color saturation.
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But saturation may be playing against more deals as well - last year's 37 percent increase in deal value followed a 40 percent increase in 2014.
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The Adjustments pane opens to reveal sets of sliders you can use to tweak various elements of the image, including exposure, brightness, contrast and saturation.
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The question now is whether we have reached the crystal saturation point when it comes to competition, or whether there is even further to go.
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Three weeks before Election Day, the party was airing 4,500 gross ratings points — four times what is considered saturation-level — in the Scranton media market.
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Though it feels like we're on the verge of over-saturation, we'll make an exception for the latest fad, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde hair.
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Maybe it's a contemporary echo of the mid-90s, when house first hit pop saturation levels and gave rise to pummelling Detroit and Swedish techno.
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But Facebook also warned of increasing saturation in ad load, which it says will lead to much slower overall ad revenue growth later this year.
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"That's always the trouble in eastern North Carolina — because the saturation tables are so low, the water doesn't have anywhere to go," said the Rev.
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Tout ce que j'entendis alors a créé en moi, comme dans l'esprit de beaucoup de personnes de mon âge, une saturation qui provoqua le rejet.
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In the Light category you can change the photo's Brilliance, a setting that can make the picture look more vibrant without intensifying the color saturation.
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"People are fed up, we have reached (the) saturation point," said Albin Kurti, one of the opposition members of parliament who is under house arrest.
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And yet over the past decade, as Copenhagen has reached hygge-seeker saturation point, Aarhus has emerged on its own terms as a design destination.
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But at least in such "Saturation" paintings, Venet's reductionist ascetic quietism converts to a yes-saying mysticism that plays at the limits of factual clarity.
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Critics say digital saturation has made millennials more socially isolated, restless and entitled, which could explain why they are having less sex than earlier generations.
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Of the two, this one takes a wider view of the debacle, placing it firmly in the context of millennial striving and social media saturation.
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The ability to measure blood-oxygen saturation is one of several health-oriented additions rumored to be coming to the Apple Watch in the future.
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The declines and flattening growth raise questions about whether the social media companies have reached a saturation point in some markets, especially in developed countries.
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Even its most restrained levels, like the desert battleground above, turn up the color saturation to the point that the world itself feels somehow hyperbolic.
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Ms. Giffords's protest reflected the modest news media attention to routine violence compared with the saturation coverage of the slaughter of strangers by religious fanatics.
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The intelligent device can accurately measure your ground beans and deliver the precise amount of water required to bring out its intensity without over-saturation.
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The number of dip-netting permits has dropped a bit the past few years, leading to speculation that the fishery has reached its saturation point.
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As the media gave that book and its author saturation coverage, Trump seemingly felt he had no option but to defend himself against its charges.
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But an intensive response — including the saturation of the city by government security forces and a robust engagement by civil society — helped turn things around.
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"Hansel & Gretel" is a costly bit of meh as art, if a somewhat effective demonstration of cutting-edge surveillance and its capacity for total saturation.
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The miner is shifting its emphasis to copper and said it will no longer fund major expansions in iron ore as that market reaches saturation.
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Call it fashion fatigue, a social media saturation, or jaded journalism, but the luster and sex-appeal was lost in the muddle of your iPhone.
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Chang described the docuseries as an honest conversation about what food trends people are talking about right now, amid an over saturation of food options.
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As Nicholas Mirzoeff explained, media saturation is such that even the most intolerable forms of violence today barely have an impact on the public consciousness.
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Sackler used the funds for a novel saturation-marketing campaign, adapting Madison Avenue's techniques for selling consumer goods for his own "Medicine Avenue" advertising methods.
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The reason for all these fancy cars sitting idle at the world's biggest mobile phone show is indeed simple: the smartphone market is facing saturation point.
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Germany is a key growth market for Primark, which is expanding across continental Europe and the United States after nearing saturation point in Britain and Ireland.
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To take more control over the effect, tap the sliders icon again, then Color, to bring up adjustment sliders for saturation, warmth, tint, and skin tone.
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As Vice noted, the patent also mentions the possibility of including a "pulse oximeter," a device for non-invasively measuring oxygen saturation in a person's bloodstream.
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Why it matters: Facing saturation in the U.S. and North America, social media companies are looking to foreign markets as a way to increase ad revenue.
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Between the lines: Some analysts have been bearish on Netflix's ability to grow its user base in North America, due largely to saturation in that region.
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You'll notice that the Pixel 4 does a much better job of balancing the light from the ceiling here, with far less saturation than the iPhone.
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In 2018/19, the economic slowdown and adverse tax changes have worsened market saturation effects in the short term and contributed to the slump in sales.
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Specifically, he notes how Facebook itself seems to believe it's at display ad saturation, and believes there will be continued erosion in both usage and engagement.
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In August, amid a saturation of cabs, black limousines and ride-hailing vehicles, the New York City Council halted its issuance of new for-hire licenses.
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I am talking about a more powerful platform, leveraging a more potent vehicle to draw attention to your issues: the saturation media coverage of Donald Trump.
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These pictures point to stereotypes that women are often forced to portray in film, while offering a critique on the saturation of images in the media.
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I can turn down the saturation on reds, greens, and purples, like so: But colorblindness is a confusion and conflation of colors, not just a desaturation.
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We've reached a total saturation point when it comes to music festivals, but that doesn't mean you can't find wonderful moments from killer artists like Potter.
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It's investigating how light may be able to indirectly track brain activity, specifically by using near-infrared light to measure oxygen saturation levels in your brain.
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It also offers a set of editing tools that let you adjust settings like the brightness, contrast, highlights and saturation for even more fine grained control.
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Held at collaborative co-working space meets art gallery COMMUNE Waterloo in Sydney, the QLED Live event immersed attendees in a visually stunning spectacle of saturation.
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Viruses affect the level of saturation: According to Suttle, anywhere from 20 to 40 percent of the global bacterial population is killed every day by viruses.
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According to Ken Belson of the Times, Goodell acknowledged the possible need for fewer commercials and potential over-saturation of games ( something Mark Cuban once predicted).
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The filters are also powered by machine learning, and will edit the photo based on its brightness, darkness, warmth or saturation before applying the new style.
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A report from Gartner found that global smartphone sales have reached their slowest growth rate since 2008 as smartphone saturation sets in, particularly in Western markets.
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Prime subscribers are incredibly valuable to Amazon because they're estimated to spend more than nonsubscribers, but the subscription may be approaching saturation in the US market.
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If politicians are genuinely outraged by the saturation of criminal activity in black communities, they cannot simply "mentor" or incarcerate their way to building safer communities.
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Once the story reaches its maximum saturation, however, it starts to veer off into wild directions, and its paths begin to tangle and become less clear.
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While there is evidence of saturation in the market for high-end condominiums, developers see profit in redirecting their sights toward buyers in lower income brackets.
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But for the most part, the dizzying new level of scrutiny and saturation made possible by the digital age only made Clinton retreat further into caution.
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Yesterday's announcement of a collectible card game based on Dota 2 was the moment that the video game industry reached its saturation point with card games.
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This is particularly true in China, the world's largest smartphone market, which has finally reached saturation and started to see an overall drop in smartphone sales.
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As with many of her species, Cora's life overflowed with the opposite of barrenness: that 21st-century saturation of play dates, art projects, bike rides, Netflix.
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With an infectious hook and unique verses from members with developed and clear individual voices, the Saturation cut is everything your favorite boy band should be.
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From Colonial times until the early 20th century, white lead was the most popular type of white pigment due to its high saturation and covering power.
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Most analysts agree that Netflix's momentum wasn't sustainable, especially in the U.S., where analysts say the tech giant was beginning to reach a point of saturation.
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Online retailers were being forced to push offline as well as overseas to attract new shoppers, and the overall online retail market was close to "saturation".
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You can see the over saturation in almost every part of the photo: the bricks, the trees, the shrubs planted out in front, and the asphalt.Â
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And she is indicative of a future in which pop stars will be able to arrive at full saturation without necessarily going through the old preparations.
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Depending on the color and saturation, Chen can project a faint glow of color on the part of the wall that is visible through the cutout.
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And with Big Pharma using saturation advertising to drive demand for its expensive drugs, an overmedicalized society is demanding more and more drugs sooner and cheaper.
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They both did mathematical modeling with influenza, to see whether saturation with just Tamiflu of an area around a case of influenza could stop the outbreak.
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It could be the result of a saturation of certain groups of patients who have been steadily benefiting from advances in early detection, treatment, and technology.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), vying for the Democratic nomination, faces a virtual television news blackout compared to the saturation coverage given to the real estate mogul.
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But candidates keep investing their time and money, the media keeps giving saturation coverage to the results, and political elites keep on believing that Iowa matters.
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With overvaluation of startups, market saturation and the seemingly less-than-catastrophic impact of breaches, it's no wonder why some are worried about the cybersecurity industry.
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Mr. Van Diepen said it would increase the North's ability to subject American and South Korean targets to "saturation attacks," which can also defeat antimissile defenses.
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It uses light reflecting from the user's cheeks to read their heart rate, oxygen saturation, respiration, mental stress, and heart rate variability, with more to come.
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Swaths of the American public are numb and disoriented by information saturation — struggling to discern what is real in a sea of slant, fake, and fact.
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Even a few witnesses could be very bad for Trump because the event will get saturation media coverage regardless of whether any new ground is covered.
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The melting point of a fat is linked to its level of saturation — the number of single bonds versus double bonds in its fatty-acid chain.
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Their acrylic paint, fortified with micronized metal and heavily loaded pigments, is brushed and sprayed onto white primed canvas, sharply jumping up the saturation and brightness.
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But over the last few years, some of the warmed plots have started to show signs of water saturation and slumping, while others have remained fairly dry.
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"Everything in both pictures is what was really there, the only difference is that on the right I've upped the saturation and structure," Nelson captioned the post.
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When you can shorthand "blinking white guy" and have people understand exactly which blinking white guy you're talking about, your reaction GIF has reached peak internet saturation.
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Facing both saturation and user fatigue in its core base, Facebook has based a big part of its growth strategy on getting the next billion users online.
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It could just be a natural blip in the cycle, rather than a more worrisome indication that Alexa's skill store has reached a saturation point of sorts.
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That's the kind of cultural saturation that comes with having the perfect cast and beautiful stories that make audiences feel good (and want to get better themselves).
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"While the craft brewing industry is entering a period of maturation, most markets are not near saturation," said Bart Watson, chief economist, Brewers Association in a release.
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The saturation coverage of the dictator's nuclear negotiations, he argues, "suggests they really need the sanctions relief from America and are keen to continue the diplomatic process".
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But as the app hits saturation in certain markets and user growth plateaus, Facebook must keep finding ways to squeeze more money out of each of them.
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Agencies have expanded their portfolios from representing just talent to owning production operations as the value of individual talent declines due to saturation of opportunities in Hollywood.
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The biggest addition is support for Adobe Lightroom Classic CC, allowing users to access 11 different editing tools (including saturation, tint contrast, and shadows) through the dial.
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Fitbit's already got some of the top-selling fitness trackers on the market, but as the space faces a potential over-saturation, continued success lies in partnerships.
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Importantly, scientists are hoping to learn if the land and ocean will continue its intense rate of CO2 absorption, or if we'll eventually reach a saturation point.
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Why it matters: Netflix's user base is nearing saturation in the U.S., so it needs to continue growing abroad if it ever wants a chance at profitability.
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Netflix added just 370,000 subscribers during the third quarter and only 4.3 million since the third quarter of last year, suggesting they are reaching a saturation point.
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The Fenix Sapphire has the same features as the Fenix 5X Plus, but without the ability to monitor blood oxygen saturation levels or the stored music options.
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Our research revealed a saturation level causing unprecedented challenges, starting with exorbitant housing prices and runaway operating costs that accelerate a startup's "burn rate"—its monthly spending.
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No matter how many times I've adjusted the RGB settings on both devices, they never quite match their accompanying iMacs in terms of color saturation and tone.
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Furthermore, the fact that these are the most popular apps inherently means that the number of downloads will begin to decrease as they reach a saturation point.
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Nearly half of the smartphones sold in the United States are iPhones, and Apple may be reaching the saturation point among potential customers in other developed countries.
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Around the state, Democrats had budgeted so much to beat Toomey that they were able to run saturation-level advertising even in media markets Toomey would win.
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"As the country is nearing to achieve saturation point... without an export take off manufacturing growth cannot be sustained and accelerated," the ICEA said in the document.
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The Colombian cocaine cartels were desperate to find new sales for their product once the North American market had reached a saturation point in the early 1980s.
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She tried substituting HSV (Hue, Saturation, and Value) and Lab color spaces for RBG, but neither algorithm spit out a list of comprehensible hues, as illustrated below.
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Now, we know that later this month (no official date yet) they'll be dropping its follow-up Saturation II. That's where the new track "Gummy" comes in.
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The figures indicate the app is nearing market saturation, as November accounted for only 503 percent of all U.S. downloads for the game since its U.S. debut.
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This combination of slowing user growth and News Feed saturation has led Facebook to warn of a rapid deceleration in revenue growth over the next six months.
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With a great 4K TV comes great picture quality — this Toshiba model contains over 8 million pixels that bring serious upgrades to clarity, contrast, and color saturation.
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It's not just that Amenoff's favors saturated color — there's plenty of that to go around, but he tempers the heat with contrasts in both hue and saturation.
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Last week, Foxconn unit FIH Mobile Ltd posted a wider first-half loss and acknowledged that it faced a high risk of saturation in the smartphone market.
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When Doughty saw the New York version of Baby Yoda, he decided to draw it in the traditional tattoo style, with heavier lines and more color saturation.
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Instead of the saturation waves of shelling across the whole neighborhood, strikes alternated on each side of the house hosting the media center, getting closer each time.
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"It's now finally getting to a saturation point, where it's less about who can capture more market share than who can create more use cases," MacMillen said.
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The market is approaching saturation and revenue growth rates are likely to slow to low single digits yoy from 44357123 from mid-single digits in 212001-2001.
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Although my emotional life has always been characterized by surging highs and lows, after feeling so keenly for so long, I had finally reached my saturation point.
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The competitiveness of the market has been a flash point for generic drug-makers, as interim CEO Yitzhak Peterburg blamed his company's recent poor performance on saturation.
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They have pleaded with Mr. Obama's camp to distance him from Mr. Bloomberg, who has run saturation-level advertising showing images of himself with the former president.
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But Facebook is bumping up against what all successful innovators go through at one point or another: The main cash cow has reached a point of saturation.
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Unless something is done to counter this saturation and the subsequent disappearing of so much software, 'retro gaming' from this era, in the future, will be impossible.
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The big picture: Netflix has already reached saturation in the U.S. with nearly 60 million domestic subscribers, and it can't afford to lose customers to new streaming rivals.
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Remember that an important factor of determining your credit score is your credit saturation limit: the ratio of total available credit you have to the amount you use.
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But if Pinterest's 2017 predictions are any indication, the New Year will see an increase in the popularity of back-to-basics essentials and a decrease in saturation.
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While the Razer Phone 2's pics are quite sharp, there's a clear difference between it and the Pixel 3 when it comes to exposure and color saturation.
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James Corden's car gimmick Not that we didn't all sing along to the "Bah bah bah"s of "Sweet Caroline," but Carpool Karaoke is at its saturation point.
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In an age of media saturation, this constant promotion could easily get annoying, but there was a genuineness and sense of fun behind it that removed any cynicism.
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Let me balance that excitement a bit: 25G deployment is going to take years before we hit the same saturation and blanket coverage that currently exists with LTE.
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China's slowdown is compounding market saturation: as the economy grows more slowly, so does the number of households reaching the income threshold needed to buy their first vehicle.
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The database is made up of 13,000 images, including variation in pose, lighting, expression, background, race, ethnicity, age, gender, clothing, hairstyles, camera quality, color saturation, and other parameters.
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To be fair, growth engines inevitably hit a saturation point, but this is something that Apple has been able to maintain since it launched the iPhone in 21.
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Facebook expects to hit News Feed ad saturation soon, which means it will need to boost revenue by earning more per ad instead of just showing more ads.
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I've decided to leave it on, but if you prefer a more muted look, there are also profiles for "Natural" (sRGB calibrated) and "Boosted" (sRGB + 10 percent saturation).
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Munroe's insight came just as smartphone penetration topped 75 percent in America, which is the kind of saturation you'd need before something like battery problems became widely relatable.
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Prior to embarking on their missions, each astronaut had various health measures taken to assess their physical fitness, including oxygen uptake, cardiac output, and hemoglobin concentration and saturation.
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"We were able to evolve over a thousand-fold wild-type resistance to trimethoprim in 11 days— that's very nearly the saturation limit of the drug," said Baym.
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While Apple's warning earlier this month of weaker iPhone sales sparked wild concerns about the iPhone-maker's market saturation and smartphone's profitability, Morgan Stanley interprets it as stabilization.
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You could use hue and saturation for the color plane, for example, and then value—lightness or dark—for the z-axis and get a whole other universe.
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In a separate report this week, Goldman Sachs estimated that at the peak of autonomous car saturation, America's professional drivers could lose up to 25,000 jobs a month.
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And if the result of this saturation is recognition and visibility for some very deserving artists, we should not bemoan the fact that their time has finally arrived.
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The time wasted worrying about oxygen saturation was spent instead on far more important things: memorizing the perfect curl of her eyelashes, holding her hand, watching her breathe.
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That blend wall represents what oil companies say is the 10 percent saturation point for use of ethanol in gasoline without a major overhaul in infrastructure and vehicles.
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We say this every month (probably every week), but perhaps we've reached a saturation point of people saying weird and/or dumb shit and getting attention for it.
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But new vehicle sales are expected to dip in the second half of 2018, dragged down by rising interest rates and market saturation after years of strong sales.
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Had they double stuffed them — meaning they put other balloons inside of each other to maximize color saturation — their arrangement would have cost closer to $15,000, Byrne says.
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One could have argued many months ago that Trump's free saturation television exposure given to him by television execs made for up the lack of paid campaign advertising.
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"These are resulting from socio-economic conflict and a need for real change, for greater civil rights against ruling elites that has reached a saturation point in Iraq."
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Metal-mania may have reached a saturation point at the recent Met Gala, where glittering guests were greeted by a phalanx of chrome-helmeted, silver-lashed cyber-models.
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This could be a result of macroeconomic changes, brand saturation, or both, but if the trend continues, it may force Amazon to look to new segments to expand.
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Putting Wayne on a track was an indication that it mattered, and the saturation of tracks like that is part of what cemented Wayne's status as the guy.
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What we find cool or aesthetically pleasing will be absolutely rinsed to the point of over-saturation and meaninglessness, and then we'll find something else to nick from.
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The saturation, fragmentation and herd-like activity is symptomatic of the uncertainty that governs market forces in security, which I think leads to irrational buying and selling behavior.
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Three key lessons to heed from content saturation: Just because you create content doesn't guarantee an audience Success is not always driven by the highest production-quality content.
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Their reliance on freak shows to headline their events has probably reached a saturation point with the laughter that coincided with the co-main event on Friday night.
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But the show still has some more work to do if it wants to compete in such a crowded field, with Hollywood threatening to hit peak superhero saturation.
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An emergency medical technician employed by Alton Fire and Rescue who treated Officer Fellows that night observed that he had an ordinary respiratory rate and blood oxygen saturation.
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Taken together, the introduction of features like blood-oxygen saturation monitoring and sleep tracking would further signal Apple's ambitions to become a major force in the health space.
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That level, called oxygen saturation, can be measured with a device clipped to the fingertip, the agency said in its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, published on Friday.
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In the Adjust Color panel, move the Saturation, Temperature, Tint and other sliders around until the sample folder in the box is the color you want to use.
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His so-called saturation patrols, sweeps in heavily Hispanic neighborhoods in and around Phoenix, were routinely done without evidence of criminal activity, violating federal safeguards against racial profiling.
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But the drop suggests that Facebook usage has reached a saturation point in its first and most lucrative market, and could foretell similar usage drops around the world.
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The company has been investing heavily in offline retail and rural e-commerce in a bid to win new customers as China's urban market shows signs of saturation.
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In an era of information saturation, when cable news seems ubiquitous and Twitter posts stream forth uninterrupted, local television still holds a powerful grip on the American consciousness.
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Japan is on heightened alert over North Korea's capabilities, weighing whether Pyongyang's launch of four ballistic missiles could be testing a "saturation attack" meant to overwhelm missile defenses.
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Media saturation has cloaked even the recent past in a haze; TV news programs practice "counter-investigative journalism," reporting on the newsrooms to which they are ideologically opposed.
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Teva missed estimates for both earnings per share and revenue, and interim CEO Yitzhak Peterburg blamed the poor performance on a saturation of the U.S. generic drug market.
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Bankers are hoping the European CLO market will pick up again after a slower end to 2019, following saturation issues with Triple A investors and year-end fatigue.
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"Specialty beverage growth may be nearing saturation among existing customers as the percentage of Starbucks U.S. orders that include specialty beverages declined from year-ago levels," wrote Strelzik.
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Some Wall Street analysts have also weighed in, saying the handset's nearly $1,000 price tag might be accelerating a slump caused by the saturation of the smartphone market.
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Trend forecasters look for endgames to signal the start of something new, saturation points at which no more of any one thing can be accepted in the market.
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Trend forecasters look for endgames to signal the start of something new, saturation points at which no more of any one thing can be accepted in the market.
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And a new compilation by the stream-heavy label Quality Control, featuring Migos and Lil Yachty, has 30 songs, indicating that the idea has not yet reached saturation.
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The saturation also dropped, resulting in bleaker tones as the main characters spent time in the dreary North, imprisoned in poorly lit dungeons, or battling in the dark.
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Switching to achromatomaly, where only some blue hues are visible, saps most of the saturation out of images; achromatopsia, or total color blindness, sucks the color out completely.
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This consensus motivated me to replicate saturation airplay my way—shelling out for the CD and sticking it in the changer until I was ready to cry uncle.
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The over-saturation of venues playing the same thing seems to have reached a boiling point recently, with weekends seeing the worst offenders enjoying queues around the block.
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Horrors like the killings on November 22018th of 13 people in Thousand Oaks, California, and of 11 people at a synagogue in Pittsburgh on October 27th receive saturation coverage.
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Across the board in 2016, restaurants have seen a slowdown in traffic due to a combination of economic uncertainty, market saturation and a decline in at-home food costs.
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He edited the images later, increasing the saturation of red and blue, a nod toward the French flag icons people were using as profile photos on social media platforms.
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Late last week, a group of scientists published some pre-review research indicating that people were more likely to use low-saturation Instagram filters like Inkwell when feeling depressed.
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At this point, "is this a pigeon" memes have reached peak saturation, but the character's look â€" he's an android, by the way â€" is super easy to replicate.
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The first threat to this system is that the number of new smartphones sold fell by 1323% last year as China reached saturation and Western users upgraded less often.
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That could be due to a number of factors — like slowing growth in China, hitting a saturation point — but either way its main growth engine appears to be slowing.
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Yes, there's only so much Apple can do to improve the iPhone, and saturation of smartphones means Apple can no longer rely on iPhone sales to grow every quarter.
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OnePlus offers sRGB and DCI-P26 color modes on the OnePlus 26T, with the former subduing saturation and the latter seeming to have just the right amount of it.
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While there is a setting to bump up the colors by 10 percent, the company's going to issue a software update that'll let users crank the saturation up further.
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In the late 28s, the general decline in gun sales was attributed to "saturation in the primary market of white males," which led to a pivot in consumer focus.
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Given the saturation of the market around men's football, with plenty of industries—generally bookmakers and brewers—incessantly targeting the same audience, the opportunities in women's football are considerable.
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As the regional broadband market approaches saturation further growth will likely be driven by upgrades to higher-speed internet and bundling of services rather than by new subscriber acquisition.
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Last year, the regulator said those Congressional targets were not realistic, acknowledging infrastructure constraints known as the "blend wall," the 10 percent saturation point for ethanol blended in gasoline.
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Photographer Andrew Zuckerman shot the 450 pages of products in Apple's signature stark style—white background, high saturation—even turning the messy act of prototyping into minimalist glamour shots.
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That may become a necessity, as some have warned it nears a saturation point in the U.S. China, a key potential growth market for Netflix, remains an open question.
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Bond traders said the market was grappling with concerns ranging from Deutsche Bank's troubles to the US elections, and suffering from saturation following a huge amount of primary supply.
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They've reached such a saturation point, in fact, that there's almost certainly a podcast out there that's perfectly attuned to your interests—and no great way to find it.
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Celebrity culture these days is at a saturation point, and people young and old -- male and female -- are bombarded all day long with images of beautiful people looking beautiful.
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You can now adjust brightness and saturation while composing your shot, and you can see an accurate preview of your photo in the viewfinder if you're shooting in HDR+.
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He refused to obey an injunction against selling "orgone shooters"—quack devices that supposedly dilute orgone energy, the over-saturation of which believers blame for a host of ailments.
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Swift's video for "Me!" inexplicably won for best visual effects, even though every interesting effect in the video was overshadowed by its pastel-colored saturation and hyper-cheesy concept.
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The show has been refined and overhauled with new material over the years but still features gentle digs at pretentiousness and technology saturation, and a lot of good drumming.
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Given its colossal success, cultural saturation, and the impossible expectations that come from being "event television," the Game of Thrones finale was always going to be a contentious affair.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Google is redoubling efforts to help developers of Android mobile apps build their businesses as concerns mount that the app economy has reached saturation.
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I could have forgiven the OnePlus' over-saturation and obsession with adding too much contrast in the wrong places if the ultra-wide camera performed well, but it didn't.
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Ultimately, an isolated S-400 battery or even battalion will, therefore, be vulnerable to a saturation standoff attack and may even be destroyed without destroying a single enemy aircraft.
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Asia's second most valuable public company has been investing heavily in offline retail and rural e-commerce to win new customers as China's urban market shows signs of saturation.
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The hue or tint of that color determines the base scale of a sound; the saturation measures the pitch; and the brightness establishes the volume at which it's played.
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Why it matters: The blockbuster earnings are especially important given the chaos surrounding user privacy and saturation within the digital ad market that's dominated largely by Google and Facebook.
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"GOLD" is one of the finest moments from the three albums they'll have released by the time this year's up (Saturation III, their final record, comes on December 15).
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. When it comes to rolling news in football, we think it's fair to say that the internet is reaching saturation point.
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Despite evidence of buyer saturation, Huawei continued its impressive growth spurt with 24 million shipments in the final quarter of 2017, growing its numbers nine percent above the market.
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For context, smartphone shipments shrank 6 percent globally in the third quarter of 2018, compared with a year earlier, due to smartphone saturation in the US and other markets.
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In order to prevent the opioid crisis from doing even more damage, we need to better understand how the saturation of fentanyl is changing the way people take drugs.
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His company, Beddr, is known for its stamp-size sensor called the Sleep Tuner, which fits on the forehead and measures things like heart rate and oxygen saturation levels.
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If budget is more of a concern, and you're totally OK with the heavy saturation (like me), then the Pixel 4 or Pixel 4 XL are both great alternatives.
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"Because of that saturation of the marketplace, the notion of where they are really has to resonate with that guest at the end of the day," Ms. Prendergast said.
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"This is about some folks being afraid that we're reaching our saturation point," said Paul Paradis, who owns a hardware store here and is chairman of the town council.
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That saturation has often led to misuse: Various groups have deployed WhatsApp to spread false news, incite mob violence and manipulate votes during elections in India and other nations.
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"Best boyband since One Direction," raps Kevin Abstract on Brockhampton's SATURATION III track "BOOGIE" (which, as it happens, is more infectious than a particularly virulent strain of the flu).
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But the performance already reveals its ending in its title — that this saturation of emotion, whether remorse or self-pity, will not lead to a true purging of character.
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Critical Shopper The three floors of the newly renovated Calvin Klein store on Madison Avenue are painted yellow, the kind of color saturation that makes a room an environment.
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The New York art adviser Lisa Schiff talked about how the "numbing saturation" of the art world and the pressures of globalization had created an "impasse" in today's market.
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The news media has added plenty to the overwhelming coverage, but President Trump may be the first major public figure to arise in the age of social media saturation.
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Despite the saturation of commentary on the August 12 event, surprisingly little has been said about what it means for the future of domestic terrorism in the United States.
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Pivotal Research lowered its rating on the internet company to sell from hold, saying it is facing digital ad saturation risk as large companies are "scrutinizing" their marketing budgets.
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