Another new kind of sensing tool that's been proposed at the border is fiber optic sensing technology.
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What we don't know: How good the motion-sensing will actually be or how useful motion-sensing might be at all.
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Adding hand paddles or body sensing is a bit harder but VRidge's robust developer community is working hard to add motion sensing to their product and many have tried to use PS Move or Leap Motion and multiple cameras to create whole-room sensing systems.
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Past systems have relied on sensing body heat, which is difficult in warm climates, or sensing skin color, which is only possible at a close range.
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And with the upcoming second-generation Spectra image processor, Qualcomm is offering three new modules: one with iris scanning, one with passive depth sensing, and one with active depth sensing.
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"She's a good girl, loves her mama," I crooned, looking over to my right at Jamie, sensing him also sensing the crowd's ripples of delight at our fresh song choice.
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It was like watching a flock of geese or a school of fish, seemingly leaderless, sensing some shift in conditions, sensing each other's intuitions, and smoothly shifting direction en masse.
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Sensing a theme… Sensing a theme… Beyond the thematic elements, Fortnite players should also expect some kind of new mass server-wide live event to whisk them into the fresh season.
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The 3D sensing technology is expected to enhance the next generation of phones, enabling accurate facial recognition as well as secure biometrics for payments, gesture sensing, and immersive shopping and gaming experiences.
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Sensing that the nomination may be within her grasp, Mrs.
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"You wish we hadn't come," she said, sensing my mood.
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"Pepper has the ability to do emotional sensing," said Puehse.
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" But sensing her skepticism he said, "One last card then.
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Competencies like empathy: the skill at sensing other people's emotions.
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Sensing an opportunity to beat the conservative chancellor on Sept.
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You have three options, Stick, Safe Sticks and Motion Sensing.
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"I'm not sensing any panic or abnormal stress," he added.
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The Plus model has a fourth camera for depth sensing.
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Are there fatally poisonous gases that elude remote sensing detection?
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The Detroit automaker isn't the only one sensing new life.
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Click here to view original GIFThermal sensing point by point.
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Sensing everybody from Silicon Valley is from someplace else. Yes.
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ZMP, a Tokyo firm specializing in robotics and sensing technology.
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The founders have been developing this home sensing productsince 2016.
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But sports, perhaps sensing impending global devastation, delivered in 2016.
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Jones, perhaps sensing the end was near, unleashed mass death.
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Are pharmaceutical interests, sensing financial potential, pushing for cannabis reforms?
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Currently, autonomous technologies rely on a few different sensing systems.
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Upstate New York has companies working on remote sensing systems.
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China operates satellites focused on remote sensing, communications and navigation.
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They're getting affected by what they're sensing from the industry.
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But Djokovic and others are also sensing a renewed focus.
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Clinton, sensing little pushback on the moderator's part, followed suit.
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Sensing this was a negotiation tactic, I offered more money.
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Sensing an opportunity, I stepped in and saved his life.
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There are many involved in making 3D sensing a reality.
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Sensing their chance to either eviscerate or overturn Roe v.
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The other dominant camp is the remote sensing looking down.
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Last year, China helped Pakistan launch a remote sensing satellite.
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Tens of thousands of sensing devices monitor what's going on.
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Sensing weakness, Mr. Maduro has now gone on the offensive.
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Google is using sensing tools to track underwater sea life.
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There are no nerves dedicated to sensing and transmitting pain.
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And finally, to validate what you are sensing, consider congruence.
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If you're sensing that something seems off, you'd be right.
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Ultrasound sensing began life inside Nest as an accessibility feature.
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"We all came out really sensing his genuineness," he said.
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Sensing an opportunity, she decided to give prepping a try.
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These commercial models cost $8,000 but this new sensor will cost about one dollar, making it a massive step up in hydration sensing and opening the potential use cases to more informal sensing jobs.
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"We're also interested in ways that we can come up with an efficient sensing module, and we would have different versions of this that perhaps someone could purchase and assemble for sensing," says Bogosian.
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Honda Sensing also includes Forward Collision Warning, Collision Mitigation Braking, Lane Departure Warning and Road Departure Mitigation Further bucking the trend of other systems on this list, Honda Sensing can be activated at any speed.
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Columbia Gas had approved a "work package (that) did not account for the location of the sensing lines or require their relocation to ensure the regulators were sensing actual system pressure," according to the NTSB.
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The limitations of current in-display fingerprint sensor technologies are believed to be to blame for this, and they include high power consumption, a small sensing area size, thick sensing modules, and difficulties in production.
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Honda Sensing is about more than taking steps toward driverless cars.
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Now one investor is sensing pockets of opportunity as valuations cool.
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The company makes 3D sensing lasers used in Apple's FaceID technology.
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Pictures using the depth sensing dual cameras are hit or miss.
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The government, sensing a threat, orders Superman to take him down.
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And in a first for DJI, they have omnidirectional obstacle sensing.
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We had a number of breakthroughs on the technology-sensing side.
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The first element, sensing, is well developed already, the CTO said.
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Remote sensing at different times of day could provide important clues.
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Resolution for 2016: set up a team to do "environmental sensing".
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He oversees the company's software, artificial intelligence, computing and sensing platforms.
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These pain sensing neurons trigger defensive behavioral responses in the insect.
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This made it look like the whole sensing capacity had broken.
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However the accuracy of the sensing algorithms does pose a dilemma.
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However, that difficulty also presents an opportunity for quantum technology: sensing.
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Lizzie is photographed here wearing Wearable Media's celestial sensing jumpsuit, Ceres.
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And I thought I was sensing a fire nearby — that's it.
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A few of the tendrils stretched out toward him, sensing him.
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Sensing his opponent was done, Fortuna coolly walked off in celebration.
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Sensing the discord, Harrison offered this mea culpa on Instagram yesterday.
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That's what the Ocean Worlds Mobility and Sensing project looked into.
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But Google's design actually has basic motion sensing capabilities as well.
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ALISON PYOTT, PARTNER, WEALTH MANAGEMENT FIRM: I'm sensing a theme here.
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Democrats are sensing political advantage amid talk of Republicans overhauling Medicare.
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Sensing he had said something wrong, the acquaintance stuttered and withdrew.
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Headlight AI provides intelligent sensing and mapping software for harsh environments.
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Thousands of remote-sensing platforms are already scattered around the ocean.
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Previously, the company focused on offering drone detection via acoustic sensing.
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But that, too, she dismissed, sensing it not to be true.
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Republicans, sensing that the numbers are mixed, have tried to capitalize.
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There's still hope for Google's gesture-sensing radar tech, Project Soli.
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Now come the pilots, sensing their own opportunity to inflict pain.
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One thing he is good at is sensing the giants awakening.
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"But safety comes first," Bob reassures me, possibly sensing my reluctance.
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Some are even sensing the smell of impeachment in the air.
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The media, sensing a photo opportunity, asked if he could moonwalk.
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As if sensing the pangs of hunger, fate once again intervened.
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And it all comes from force sensing and simple tactile feedback.
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Like most technologies, 3D sensing technology was developed many years ago.
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So how big could revenues from the 3D sensing market be?
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So why has Lumentum's stock dramatically underperformed its 3D sensing peers?
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What you might not like:Secondary camera is purely for depth sensing.
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Trump, sensing an opportunity, made an aggressive play for the state.
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I'm sensing we may be heading for a Pentagon Papers moment.
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And, as if sensing weakness, Amazon is ratcheting up the pressure.
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Ms. Klobuchar looked down briefly, plainly sensing she had landed it.
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The screen tells you what the system is doing and sensing.
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Ever heard folklore about animals "sensing" an earthquake before it arrives?
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The bill remains stalled in – Are you sensing a trend here?
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To do this, at the age of 18 Cantú designed EVA — a bio-sensing bra insert that uses thermal sensing and artificial intelligence to identify abnormal temperatures in the breast that can correlate to tumor growth.
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Viavi is one of the companies vying for a share in the 3D sensing technology that is expected to enhance the next generation of phones, enabling accurate facial recognition, secure biometrics for payments and gesture sensing.
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That's taken in conjunction with the several applications for sensing inventory levels.
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Researchers have 3D-printed a sensing array onto a hemispheric glass dome.
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They also, however, have light-sensing cells pointing upwards on their backs.
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Grilled Salmon Skewers With Garlic & Dijon Sensing a theme here with skewers?
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Photo: Petasense But sensing the vibrations is just part of the story.
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But not noticing a thing isn't the same as not sensing it.
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The mobile-sensing system developed by the researchers has three distinct pieces.
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His direwolf is, of course, by his side, sensing his need. pic.twitter.
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Her research interests include machine learning, computer vision, robotics and remote sensing.
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The most compelling new addition is a pair of depth sensing cameras.
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But merely sensing gravitational waves is no longer the most interesting piece.
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If only, sensing trouble, he had turned back to the surface sooner.
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This U-shaped motion-sensing controller device may never come to market.
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Sensing my curiosity, he grins and motions for me to take over.
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Delightfully, Honda Sensing wasn't the only tech treat in the Civic Coupe.
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Sony will provide the camera, sensing and telecommunications network and robotics technologies.
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Google is bringing its room-sensing augmented reality tech to the classroom.
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Many governments and companies, though, are acknowledging the threat – and sensing opportunity.
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Meanwhile, selecting the AR button activated the Tango tablet's 3D-sensing cameras.
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Are we sensing a "Bad Blood Pt. II" before next year's Grammys?
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Sensing Margaery's hand at work, Cersei decides to give her a visit.
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Typically, the Chinese have been using ground inspections and satellite remote sensing.
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Sensing vulnerability, Kokkinakis pounced and the whole tone of the match shifted.
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Our receptors are still sensing compounds, but our brains aren't paying attention.
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One of the men, sensing an approachable vibe, struck up a conversation.
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Sensing an opportunity, High Island established a sex-toy division called Aneros.
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Dr. King was also sensing the contraction of possibility in late summer.
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But Mr. Johnson may be sensing another moment of opportunity, as Mrs.
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The material was nicer than I thought (are you sensing a theme?).
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She made call after call to the police, sensing they were uninterested.
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Beside me, the salesman gave me a kind smile, sensing my trepidation.
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But Mr. Valena, sensing an attractive market, has made them his specialty.
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Moreover, I found the initial set of depth-sensing filters mostly underwhelming.
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Sensing something improper, bookmakers, one by one, suspended betting on the match.
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Sensing an impending threat, the anchovies form a great protective bait ball.
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Mulally, sensing the impending meltdown, refinanced the company's debt through private lenders.
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As it turns out, Clever Hans was actually sensing its handler's bearing.
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Sensing a crisis, he said, he squeezed his hands together in fear.
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Nest Hubs already use ultrasound sensing for timers, commute times, and weather.
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Soli, Google's gesture sensing tech, isn't working either, according to the report.
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Sensing an opening, Russia and China have fast forged a close alliance.
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They have heightened sensing, intelligence and can see and do things better.
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Other nerves wired light-sensing organs above to coordinate day-night rhythms.
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Sensing trouble, Mr. Oza left for Vitaminwater, a fledgling Queens-based brand.
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Once that main line was disconnected, the sensing lines began losing pressure.
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And sensing everywhere, going out to space, going out inside of people.
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The 2018 patent filing describes how a top glass layer would include two force-sensing systems to determine when a user is pressing down in addition to a touch-sensing system to determine where a users' fingers are.
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The purpose of China's satellite remote sensing project - the Gaofen series - is to help build an all-weather, 24-hour, global Earth remote sensing system by 2020 capable of monitoring the ground, atmosphere, and oceans, according to CNSA.
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The purpose of China's satellite remote sensing project - the Gaofen series - is to help build an all-weather, 24-hour, global Earth remote sensing system by 2020 capable of monitoring the ground, atmosphere, and oceans, according to CNSA.
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The patent says, "Exemplary methods and systems use a micro light emitting diode (LED) in an active matrix display to emit light and a sensing IR diode to sense light," with the sensing IR diode detecting and reading fingerprints.
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"Power consumption, size of the sensing area, thickness of the sensing module, and the production yield rate of the lamination process," are cited by 9to5Mac as hurdles Apple hopes to clear with its new in-display Touch ID solution.
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The dolphins "see" enemy frogmen by sensing sound waves bouncing off the hard calcium deposits in human bones, and can sense mines buried by mud and silt on the seafloor by sensing the air void inside the mine's casing.
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Tan said it's interested in developing 3D depth-sensing photo technology in future.
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Rubin wants to fill the world with sensing machines that feed neural networks.
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His skin doesn't sense anything, his eyes aren't sensing anything, he can't talk.
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Animals are known for sensing and fleeing from natural disasters before they happen.
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Unlike Tango, the current iteration of WorldSense doesn't include a depth-sensing camera.
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Several driver-assistance features are also standard, including the Honda Sensing safety suite.
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Sensing a shift from desktop to mobile, Facebook has bet big on it.
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Remember when 2006 you was mind-blown by the Wii's motion sensing capabilities?
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Our bodies have a harder time sensing when a brilliant day is coming.
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With GPS and heart rate sensing, it's five hours without, four hours with.
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Yet they massively simplify the problem, being 3D sensing tools to begin with.
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Wayve was slammed for saying so by experts who specialize in sensing technologies.
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The bag featured a new "brain-sensing" headband intended to help users meditate.
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Sensing something was wrong, Campeano stayed in the car and began driving away.
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Let's just say we're sensing a lot of Canadian tuxedos in your future.
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Let's say that it's a new and rather invasive advance in biometric sensing.
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So the second strategy is to do more sensing and shooting from space.
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Congress, sensing an opportunity, refused to approve the auction without getting a cut.
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Sensing an opportunity, some smaller scooter manufacturers are emerging to challenge Ninebot's hegemony.
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But compared to standard motion-sensing lights you can buy, they are expensive.
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And Will is correct in sensing that something has changed in this regard.
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In addition, it's likely that the dogs are sensing more than just isoprene.
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Sensing the opportunity for a dedicated product, Facebook acquired Beluga in March 2762.
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Force sensing may be used in various applications and apparatuses with a display.
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" She recalls sensing that the officers themselves "felt ashamed having to do this.
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Anyone else sensing a serious shortage of niceness in the world these days?
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White also believes that expected 3-D sensing technology is causing a holdup.
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I tried meditating with a brain-sensing headband — and I didn't hate it
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"What?" he asks, sensing my judgment when I glance over his long receipt.
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Several depth-sensing cameras mounted overhead tracks body movements, along with the Kinect.
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Sensing the trip was "romantic" in nature, Haleyi said she declined the offer.
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Figures that had long supported Qaddafi emerged quietly from the shadows, sensing opportunity.
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"Sensing technology is getting better and better, but it's not perfect," he said.
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Real estate investors are already sensing an opportunity in that desperation, Richardson said.
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Then, sensing his combatant's vulnerability, he raised his firearm and pulled the trigger.
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The driver is always driving, but Guardian is watching, sensing and anticipating problems.
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She found basketball when she was 7, sampling it and sensing a talent.
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Wall Street, sensing a sales upswing, piles into gun manufacturer and retailer stocks.
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Remote operators would fire heat-sensing rockets that lock onto the rising missiles.
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"Imam said the chip offers "important sensing capabilities that could benefit various industries.
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The company uses AI software to enhance imaging for stills, video and sensing.
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Using a torque-sensing drill, she bored two separate holes into the cranium.
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Myers-Briggs classifications are responsible for his introverted, sensing, thinking and judging personality.
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Is that the case with your AI-powered optical sensing radio-frequency toothbrush?
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Sensing she was opening up, Humar decided to approach the marriage question again.
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Mr. Volcker, sensing the moment, began to campaign publicly for stronger financial regulation.
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Sensing an opportunity, she decided to set up that kind of service herself.
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"The last time I saw him, sensing it might be so," she wrote.
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"Another source of funds could be the settlement of a lawsuit," Sensing said.
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"For the most part, you can open it on your own," Sensing said.
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They're already sensing a change in air pressure and are grouping up together.
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Incorrectly sensing a stall, the aircraft's system tried to force the nose down.
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Andrew is also testing the same pajamas with an REM sleep-sensing mask.
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But sensing something momentous afoot, they first wandered into the gallery on Thursday.
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Honda has drowsy-driver detection as part of its optional Honda Sensing system.
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"The main difference is that we not only have the vehicle sensing capability, we're also going to have a roadside sensing capability, so we will be able to provide the autonomous vehicles with environment information, from the infrastructure side," he said.
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Apple is also reportedly looking into "3D-sensing technology" that could be used for facial recognition, improved depth-sensing on the back camera (possibly for improved Portrait mode?), or for augmented reality uses (something Tim Cook has teased many, many times).
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" Thomas Garrison, an expert in remote sensing at USC Dornsife, wrote in Gizmodo that, "I applaud the young kid's effort, and it's exciting to see such interest in the ancient Maya and remote sensing technology in such a young person.
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See, for example, Obi-Wan sensing the destruction of Alderaan while still in hyperspace (A New Hope), Yoda feeling the deaths of Jedi from all over the galaxy (Revenge of the Sith), or Leia sensing Han Solo's death (The Force Awakens).
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What you're sensing isn't a disturbance in the Force—it's an amplification of it.
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Sensing a connection, Jacob had asked the President whether their hair felt the same.
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Check out this crop I got while using the Z2 Force's Depth Sensing mode.
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The government, sensing a harsh verdict on its rule, prefers not to mention it.
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For companies and economies, software is key to sensing change and reacting to it.
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It works like this: First, they engineered cells to contain a calcium-sensing receptor.
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You can watch the social-sensing wearable it in action in the below video.
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The telescope relies on three motion-sensing gyroscopes in order to keep itself stable.
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Robert F. Kennedy of New York, sensing that Johnson was vulnerable, decided to run.
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Like Google's Daydream controller, the Gear VR controller also has limited motion sensing capabilities.
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Tango is Google-made software that, combined with specific hardware, offers advanced 3D sensing.
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Businesses that truly enable delivery or sharpen data collection and sensing will win mindshare.
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Sensing danger, she decided to return to her uncle's house before the meeting concluded.
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The three approaches you've helped develop are bio-computing, bio-sensing, and bio-fabrication.
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His inner ears, however, will contradict this by sensing the motion of the vehicle.
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The primate eye has four light-sensing photopigments in the retina, at the back.
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Here, the researchers tried the distributed acoustic sensing technique out in the real world.
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Each of these has been detected using remote-sensing observations or directly by imaging.
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And Democrats are on offense, sensing an opening ahead of midterm elections next year.
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Identifying technologies like RFID and "always on" sensing capabilities have privacy and surveillance implications.
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Because RF signals are ubiquitous, it was easier to use than other sensing technologies.
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In case you're not sensing a theme here, don't give advice unless you're asked.
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Sensing an opportunity, GoPro swooped in, finalizing the deal in a matter of weeks.
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There's one here, too, along with a depth-sensing face unlock for added security.
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In June, the camera sensing technology developer Light raised over $120 million from SoftBank.
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Tango technology uses cameras and depth-sensing units to map spaces and track objects.
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Sensing something was up, the pair and three others left of their own accord.
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"Quantum computing, quantum sensing and quantum communications are all integral to the way ahead."
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Sensing that the dog's chances of being rescued alive were dwindling, Arens took action.
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Sensing a moment of opportunity, Naftali Bennett, the right-wing education minister, also pounced.
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Sensing a victory in Wisconsin, Senator Ted Cruz is amplifying his calls for Gov.
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Sensing her sorrow, Mr. Trump apologized, Ivana Trump later testified in a divorce deposition.
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Sensing a decline in the value of the yuan, a flight to safety ensues.
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Inside this Surface Pen are changes that enable more pressure sensitivity and tilt sensing.
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Sensing maternal panic, Francesca suggested we go into town, Sant'Angelo in Colle, for lunch.
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Tango brings depth-sensing capabilities to smartphones to deliver smartphone-based augmented reality tech.
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The abandoned main had regulator sensing lines used to detect pressure in the system.
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It's not nearly as secure as handsets that use depth sensing to face unlock.
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After sensing his failure with his previous release, Meek sought to correct it immediately.
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So his team built a "blind" version in order to focus on tactile sensing.
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I am sensing you have a very specific idea of what you want aesthetically.
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So what are the companies that benefit from the ramp in 3D sensing technologies?
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The second, Pebbles Interfaces, developed VR/AR sensing technology, and specialized in gesture control.
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I remember getting off the plane in Phoenix and sensing the air was drier.
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"What I'm sensing now is the commitment to doing the work," Ms. Eisner said.
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A runner approaches and veers up off the path, sensing I don't see her.
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Apparently sensing my confusion, he leaned forward and spoke in strained but clear words.
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Bee officials — clearly sensing this worrisome trend — decided to make the 2016 Bee harder.
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Sensing a political advantage, Democrats were unperturbed by Mr. Trump's veto threat fire drill.
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Sanctions targets who had not previously tried to win reprieve are sensing an opening.
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Sensing despair, a stream of teammates sidled beside him, reminding him to stay positive.
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Honestly, it's actually faster and more accurate than the in-display fingerprint sensing tech.
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Sensing the change in energy, Johnny drops his earbuds and asks me a question.
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They married in June 2013 in a super duper secret ceremony (sensing a pattern?).
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In this, American skywatchers are sensing more cosmic delight than intimations of national greatness.
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Others, like the PS3's tacked-on Sixaxis motion sensing, would be less successful.
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Sensing a shift toward collaborative shopping, jewelers are buying into the temporary ring trend.
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The following season, sensing weakness, opponents left him open to shoot from the outside.
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Intel hopes to pair Movidius' technology with its own RealSense depth-sensing camera technology.
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S10 details: The S103e has dual rear cameras; the S10 and S10+ have 3, including standard, zoom and wide-angle; while the Galaxy S10 5G adds a fourth, depth-sensing camera as well as an additional depth-sensing camera on the front.
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"You add a couple more sensing devices and LIDAR and things like that," Center said.
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They just have to or they won't remain in office...Already, many are sensing it.
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Still, sensing a narrowing future in the field, she signed up for coding classes online.
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They just have to or they won't remain in office ... Already, many are sensing it.
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Now we have a bird's-eye view of what the bee is feeling or sensing.
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Sensing danger, we sent a letter home that day, banning fidget scissors from school grounds.
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There's a fisheye lens in the middle and two 3D depth-sensing modules flanking it.
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The United Kingdom is planning a $400 million program for quantum-based sensing and timing.
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It makes sense, considering Kindred built its depth-sensing system using the game engine Unity.
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But now you've got seven-year-old girls programming Arduino robots with multiple sensing capabilities.
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This suggests that decision-making, not sensing, is the greatest bottleneck for self-driving vehicles.
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Again, all the sensing is through the motors, there's no current sensors or force sensors.
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For a while, we've been sensing that grocery shopping as we know it is changing.
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The animal hears both of the waves at once, sensing a superposition of the two.
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Perhaps sensing that this Mao-era grotesquery could be misinterpreted, state media have offered guidance.
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I can almost faintly see a poet behind the paintings sensing music in the trees.
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But Mr. de Blasio, perhaps sensing a rare opening against a limber political opponent, pounced.
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Sensing the inevitable Broncos win, Nantz began to speculate about the quarterback's future in Denver.
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Republicans, sensing an opportunity to turn the tide, are hammering away at the email issue.
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That said, Honda Sensing is not as precise as similar systems from higher-end carmakers.
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Depth-sensing as a tool for not running into things while in VR is interesting.
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Imagine test strips of paper capable of serving as dynamic sensing platforms for medical diagnostics.
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Like Honda Sensing, it can control braking and acceleration at or above regular highway speeds.
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Of course, Apple's primary interest in 3D sensing could be that whole big AR push.
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"I am sensing that timing is a lot of the problem here," said the judge.
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Sensing that China's development has entered uncharted territory, China's leaders are turning to foreign gurus.
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Video by VEO Robotics What they are getting better at, though, is sensing their world.
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Democrats, sensing a political gift, sought to tie congressional Republicans to Trump on the issue.
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We had been working with depth-sensing cameras for a couple of years before that.
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I had just turned 12 and remember sensing how anxious and worried my parents were.
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Sensing a knockout opportunity, Ali pounced but Frazier, in his typical fury, fought him off.
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Sensing that her disguise is fading, Linda interrupts the negotiations to beg Caputo for help.
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The second man, Hemant Das, perked up, sensing the approach of a change of career.
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The Ripsaw M5 is a multi-mission combat platform equipped with 360-degree sensing capabilities.
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The feature is built into the camera app, using depth sensing to orient live drawings.
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Sensing the car's potential future significance, its first two buyers successively placed it in storage.
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Although we're sensing a serious missed opportunity from when Brandy Norwood played Roxie in 2015.
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Pakistanis, sensing their neighbor's growing power, are flocking to study at new Chinese language schools.
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The company's TriCam system boasts a 23MP camera with motion-sensing and depth-tracking capabilities.
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Each complete 3D Sensing module is currently over $10 with the laser content around $4.
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The stock seems extremely cheap compared to the other companies in the 23D sensing space.
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The Chinese smartphone vendors will also introduce their own 3D sensing enabled smartphones in 33.
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The RCV-L is also expected to have silent drive and 360-degree sensing capabilities.
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It also packs a LIDAR scanner for camera depth sensing and to support augmented reality.
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Sensing the performatively progressive vibe of the class, Anton writes a descriptive essay about Noah.
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Looks like Cosby's liking his chances, too, at this point ... we're sensing no shame here.
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Perhaps sensing a momentum shift, Huawei has ratcheted up its opposition to the American campaign.
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Maybe moths are sensing the ultraviolet spectrum — and on dark nights it's easier to detect.
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Some in the state, sensing fears over the at-risk communities, have heeded the warning.
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"All you're gonna do is walk," Sapakie said, perhaps sensing the nerves in the room.
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AVs require a lot of electrical power to run their advanced sensing and computer hardware.
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Mr. Sutter, sensing that his facts and figures were not helping, was at a loss.
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Trump, perhaps sensing his results could get slammed, may bring top Dems into the talks.
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I'm sensing a "but" coming here … Mr. Bolton is a very candid and outspoken dude.
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And together, he said, they might "form a collective sensing system," providing completely novel information.
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Sensing an opportunity, Maloy set up an Etsy shop just to sell the pink princess.
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Sensing that the tide of public opinion had turned against it, the tobacco lobby yielded.
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Sensing that the photo lacked warmth, he headed over to Image Works for a revise.
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The industry would also benefit from updating an often lengthy commercial remote sensing licensing process.
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Our only child perched on her big-girl chair between us, sensing something was up.
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Sensing his weakness, multiple Republicans had already declared they would seek his seat in 2020.
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It's an intriguing concept, but could wearing pollution-sensing clothing really become a common practice?
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Sensing a finish, Sell charged in to conclusively put an abrupt end to the fight.
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Sensing opportunity, the pair betrayed their former benefactor and launched an audacious bid for power.
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Some will argue that an NPU isn't as good as a dedicated depth-sensing lens.
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The addition of Innoviz's LiDAR sensor means Magna's suite now includes carmakers, ultrasonic and RADAR fusion sensing capabilities, which essentially covers the range of available sensing techniques used in creating a three-dimensional, highly accurate and live image of the world surrounding an autonomous vehicle.
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A single sensing location along the line is less sensitive than a single seismometer, and can only measure strain on the fiber in one direction, though he pointed out that sensing locations would be more closely spaced and far more numerous than present-day seismometers.
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Sensing their chance, a group of pro-EU MPs have formed a new party, Britain Up!
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Microsoft's Kinect motion-sensing camera for its Xbox consoles was walking dead for the longest time.
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When the Land Remote Sensing Policy Act passed, the world was a younger, more naïve place.
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A few years ago, the company added its eye-sensing camera technology into a prototype laptop.
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Sensing a moment of weakness, activists hope to establish stronger privacy protections and cross-platform communication.
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Alphabet's (GOOGL) Google unit has won FCC approval for its new radar-based motion sensing device.
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Alphabet has even filed patents in 2015 for pressure-sensing toilet seats to measure blood pressure.
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Sensing that the race was slipping away, Cruz by that point had opted for direct confrontation.
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The result was a motion-detecting squirt gun, capable of sensing and scaring off the invaders.
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"The technology features multiple sensing elements—each tuned to absorb a specific IR wavelength," he wrote.
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Installing Garmin DriveAssist is like having a smart-sensing vehicle without paying a ton of money.
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Sensing and navigation technology has gotten cheap and effective in recent years, as have voice interfaces.
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"It's not just you," Scott-Blackwell told Gerbsch, sensing the latter's discomfort, putting her at ease.
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Strangers walked around me as I slowly climbed the steps, possibly sensing that I was tired.
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We also can expect quantum computing to drive accelerated development in quantum communications, sensing and simulation.
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Another option is to use motion-sensing lights that only switch on when someone is nearby.
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Mueller, perhaps sensing the effectiveness of impeachment hearings, alluded to them in his May press conference.
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So Samsung trying to do more with sensing hardware to chase Apple's lead here seems probable.
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Dogs, known for being especially adept at sensing small boys stuck in wells, make mistakes too.
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The first is to combine cloud computing, artificial intelligence and sensing technologies to advance autonomous driving.
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Now Mr Navalny is back, sensing what he calls "a recoiling from the war in Ukraine".
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There's also a patent that tracks users through wearables, and several for managing / sensing inventory levels.
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However, Weeden argues this whole ordeal demonstrates why the laws surrounding remote sensing need an update.
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Is the car manufacturer at fault for not sensing the road condition or correcting for it?
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Although a somewhat archaic piece of hardware now, Kinect's depth-sensing legacy is still quite relevant.
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Velodyne, which supplies Uber with its LIDAR sensing technology, tried to preempt questions about its product.
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There had been rumors of secret projects, new ways of sensing, seeing the distant and concealed.
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Sensing an opportunity to again distance herself from the top of the ticket, Ayotte pushed back.
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Trump, sensing political opportunity, quickly pounced, with a trio of tweets Wednesday morning blasting the decision.
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Sensing I'd announced my endgame too early, another player used their own card, wrestling control away.
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The Oco utilizes a smart motion-sensing system that learns to cut down on false notifications.
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Another satellite database maintained by Remote Sensing Systems also showed a huge warming spike in February.
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Other sensates, sensing the presence of an out-and-about cluster, drop by for a visit.
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The laser-sensing LiDAR system is built into the front bumper on both sides, practically invisible.
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The tailed spiders probably used their elongated appendages as a sort of sensing device, said Selden.
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Perhaps the standout surprise in the Civic Coupe is its Honda Sensing suite of safety systems.
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First it transferred the operation of remote sensing satellites to private enterprise, specifically the Landsat program.
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Then, sensing that it is now "safe" to act, others will also reveal their private preference.
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In fact, it's not even the first earthquake-sensing app to hit the Google Play Store.
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As of October 5, 208,278 hot spots have been seen in the region using thermal sensing.
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So expecting smartphone cameras to soon come with extra sensing powers seems a fairly safe bet.
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Selfies are great, even though the P30 Pro doesn't have a front-facing, depth-sensing camera.
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He has a probing dribble and a knack for sensing the discrete layers of a defense.
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Now though, sensing profits to be made, some funds have begun to wager against the pound.
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Until now, remote sensing methods have provided only a broad or incomplete view of fishing behavior….
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Sensing a steep political climb ahead, some Republican senators are already looking for an off-ramp.
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"I think there's a lot she's not telling you," he announced, sensing something Freudian at play.
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"More sensing and data will inform better avatar design for more natural communication," Romo tells me.
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It is also a key supplier of automotive radar, a sensing technology often paired with lidar.
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The Marisili family can smell, and they do still have some pain sensing, it's just dulled.
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Vision will probably always play a role in walking robots, even if tactile sensing becomes commonplace.
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Sensing that something was amiss, the barista caught her mistake and made Weidner a fresh beverage.
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Lawmakers may hold the line, however, sensing that the public has real concerns about the company.
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The H-ROS components are divided into five categories: Cognition, sensing, actuation, communication and hybrid parts.
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"Fanny, you need to think about you and your family," the pastor said, sensing her doubts.
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In an iPad Pro, that depth-sensing will be put in the service of augmented reality.
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Sexthental, sensing an opportunity, projects himself astrally into Izel's chambers, in the form of an incubus.
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Sensing something wrong, the family frantically reached out to Ms. Catalán's colleagues in the United Nations.
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For decades, roboticists have been developing ways for machines to feel, a field called tactile sensing.
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Sensing opportunity, candidates in some hotly contested races participated in the festivities in Israel on Monday.
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Biologists have already demonstrated that many animals can navigate by somehow sensing Earth's magnetic field lines.
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Double-tap the fingerprint sensing power button and it will turn into a display for selfies.
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Others, sensing an urgent civic duty, rose to the occasion and went public with their accounts.
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These areas include artificial intelligence, robotics, advanced materials and fabrication, sensing and processing, and possibly biology.
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That includes sensing and robotics for light electric vehicles, like bikes and scooters, on Uber's platform.
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Sensing he would always prevail, people wanted to follow him, wanted to climb on his bandwagon.
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"Security systems often include microphones to provide features that rely on sound sensing," the spokesperson said.
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Sensing the tightness of the race, pro-Republican outside groups have funneled millions into helping Saccone.
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Sensing umami triggers the secretion of saliva and digestive juices, facilitating the smooth digestion of protein.
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There's no reason fashion, an industry predicated on sensing and embracing trends, should be any different.
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If you want to do laser-based sensing, all these other types, it becomes more expensive.
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Sensing the danger, Trump has gone on offense, attacking moderator Megyn Kelly as biased and unfair.
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Once released, the zombie ran right at Cersei, as though sensing she had the most power.
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The pressure was mounting, Jill Ellis's players sensing blood, just as they had done against Thailand.
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But the revolutionary depth-sensing tech ended up being a huge boost for robotics and machine vision.
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Sensing a shift, they envisioned opportunities in what amounts to one of the world's biggest untapped markets.
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Lumentum, a manufacturer that makes lasers capable of sensing in 3-D, announced the reduced outlook Monday.
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The then-new technology was called "sensing artificial reality," and stemmed from an American space development project.
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The law—since added to, amended, and restated—still forms the legal basis for commercial remote sensing.
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With a range of 4503 miles, a heat-sensing camera transforms the landscape into a veritable panopticon.
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"You can't read this record without sensing that this -- this need is a contrived one," she added.
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Those include 10 sensors on all sides of the drone that give it that omnidirectional obstacle sensing.
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And then there's ISIS, whose leadership is likely thrilled by Trump's decision and sensing a possible opportunity.
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Imagine that the works in the exhibition comprise a collective sensing organ, pulsing with colors and texture.
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Sensing that Wallace could use a more structured outlet for his work, he mentioned him to Boback.
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Donald Trump, he suggests, is benefiting today from his prescience in sensing the nationalist mood decades ago.
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It suggests there's some sort of disconnect with the way they're sensing and interacting with the world.
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A good example is the LG G8, which uses a ToF sensor for its motion-sensing gestures.
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In security terms at least, Apple appears to be making the iPhone X's dedicated sensing hardware count.
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What's needed is a facility for sensing symptoms of bias, questionable samples and dubious sources of data.
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It turns out that Willoughby was just buying time, sensing that a storm was on its way.
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Eager to network with the well-connected manager, Dottley recalls sensing a connection between Medina and Mozelle.
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Perhaps sensing the mother dog needed a child to love, the wild sent her a baby possum.
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The obstacle-sensing software automatically redirects the Phantom 10803 around any object that would disrupt its flight.
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And that means offering a short lesson in the technology and sensing equipment that underpins autonomous driving.
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And the 360-degree feature is meant to mimic the full scope of the minivan's sensing power.
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The mobile-sensing system, as the researchers call it, is able to classify high and low performers.
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The company is focusing on the key functions of autonomous flight, such as sensing, reasoning and control.
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Machines whose algorithms are fallible and might be making rough guestimates, and/or prone to sensing malfunctions.
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These motion-sensing lights can make light switches unnecessary, and they're currently on sale for 57% off.
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"Ceres is basically an exploration of turning our human form into a celestial-sensing body," Teng says.
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The higher end active depth sensing can do some pretty impressive things in the demos I've seen.
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This diagram shows the use of a multi-touch, hover-sensing panel similar to a laptop's trackpad.
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The PISAT, for instance, has been designed by PES University in Bengaluru to explore remote sensing applications.
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His aides, sensing that longing, have tried to bring aspects of New York to the White House.
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It was going to be the brain-sensing headband (with connected smartphone app) that helps you meditate.
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But researchers are cooking up novel sensing technologies to detect a much broader range of medical molecules.
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One project — a glucose sensing contact lens — has already shut down because the technology didn't ultimately work.
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From orbit (remote sensing), we have high-resolution images showing fluvial features in now-dry river channels.
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It fits with a market sensing the economic cycle is in a later phase, for one thing.
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A blinking sea of dots surround the on-screen vehicle, indicating the terrain it's sensing around itself.
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Sensing my doubts, Shafi reassures me that I'm about to have the best day of my life.
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However, threats are not recognised by individual bacteria but by biofilms, where quorum sensing comes into play.
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His mother, sensing something was wrong, checked on him and saw the dark bruises around his eye.
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EarlySense has developed a contact-free, under-the-mattress sensing platform that provides continuous monitoring for patients.
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The Verge notes that some of those sensors could be for the phone's reputed motion-sensing capabilities.
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Our other natural strengths are remote sensing and long-range communication, because of our large empty areas.
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It also has floor sensing technology that will prevent it from soaking your carpets in mopping mode.
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Sensing that the Trail Blazers were already on the ropes, Green did not want to motivate them.
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Usually inherited, colorblindness affects the colored-light sensing cells, called cones, in the back of the eye.
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Clinton, a former secretary of State, appears primed to hammer the issue home, sensing a potential vulnerability.
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The tuft cell, Herbert says, is constantly sensing the metabolic products present in microenvironments within the body.
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Fifty-three Democrats, sensing a lethal threat to their party, fled to Oklahoma, denying Craddick a quorum.
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Sensing the surge, Warhol canvassed sophisticated friends in the fields of both art and commerce for ideas.
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We were searching for Florida bark scorpions that glow neon green when sensing a predator — us — approaching.
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Sensing a possible wave, the party has recruited a slate of candidates across every potentially competitive race.
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Even with multi-camera, depth-sensing rigs like those used by SignAll have trouble tracking every movement.
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Perhaps sensing a vulnerability, Jones last month voted for this year's version of the defense policy measure.
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Sensing his final chance, Mr. Countee asked Ms. Wigfield to what she thought was a casual dinner.
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Likewise, Drexel Hamilton Brian White said 3D-sensing technologies may delay the iPhone 8 by several weeks.
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Congress said the BJP was making fake, personal attacks on Gandhi after sensing defeat in the election.
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The Federal Communications Commission regulates communications satellites, and the Department of Commerce regulates commercial remote sensing satellites.
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President Donald Trump, sensing the impending disaster, has reportedly asked states to delay releasing their unemployment numbers.
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My turn came and I initially demurred, sensing what was coming, if I were to be honest.
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Mr. Shuler, sensing an uphill battle in his reconfigured district, decided in 2012 not to run again.
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Probably sensing my mood was in her favor, she called a meeting and fired up her PowerPoint.
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Gorbach comes closest, sensing that the cynicism that saturated his screenplays also somehow fueled his wartime politics.
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Sensing this, Leonard sent it higher than usual on his release, 18 feet high according to estimates.
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Perhaps sensing he had a goal scorer on his hands, he also shifted Martinez to center forward.
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Neuer was furiously clapping his hands to encourage his team after the goal, sensing heads were dropping.
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Magne's powers include super-human strength, speed and agility, and sensing weather changes before they actually happen.
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Sensing a stirring beside her a short while later, Ms. Warren stopped herself and scanned the chamber.
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Ashley Carman: So Snapchat is going all in on this 3D mode using the iPhone's depth sensing.
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It's related to a common fungus called Phycomyces blakesleeanus, a larger one, famous for its sensing abilities.
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By sensing and tracking irregularities as the user walks, Welt's belt can alert them of future falls.
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Meanwhile, Cruise handled the sensing and computing technologies, as well as the experience from the rider's standpoint.
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TL;DR: The mindful Muse and Muse 2 brain-sensing headbands are on sale, saving you $30.
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But sensing her increasing despondence, he told her he would try to cross the border in June.
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Huawei incorporates bigger light-sensing chips than rival phones to take better pictures in low-light conditions.
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Sensing defeat, he vented his frustration as another ball slipped between his flippers and ended his chances.
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Google says that the low-resolution sensing can't identify people, it only knows that someone is moving.
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There's no word on whether the Pixel 4's Project Soli motion-sensing technology will be included.
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"It could be a structured settlement of $15,000 [into the ABLE account] at a time," Sensing said.
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Christine Bray, 28, took a video of Opal sensing when Forrest Bray, 35, got home from work.
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Perhaps sensing this, presidential candidates like Julián Castro and Cory Booker have rolled out animal welfare plans.
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In other instances, she appears uneasy committing to a policy at all, perhaps sensing a political hazard.
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Sensing the instability of political transition, the mighty city of Thebes rebelled against the new Macedonian king.
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But, sensing more urgency in London, senior EU officials said Brussels would "keep calm and carry on".
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I'm on the lookout for innovative, mobile-first startups that take advantage of depth-sensing computer vision.
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In the case of Honda Sensing and AEB, radar and a camera scan in front of the Civic.
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The addition of depth sensing brings more advanced biometric authentication, closer to what you get with the iPhone.
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Sensing a change in the wind, and the potential for startups, he relocated to start Golden Gate Ventures.
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"From our conversations with corporates, we're not sensing panic," said Lu Sun, a China currency strategist at Citi.
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He worked on robot sensing and control at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Caltech from 1003 through 1980.
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These ideas have been proven correct many years later by researchers studying primitive light-sensing organs in animals.
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According to a new Bloomberg report, Apple now wants to improve the rear camera with 3D-sensing capabilities.
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However, the disparity could also signal a generational difference in sensing discrimination and being willing to report it.
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Resolution for 2016: if you are an incumbent in your industry, focus on environmental sensing to avoid surprises.
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This was another key piece of the puzzle in understanding the oxygen sensing mechanism and how it worked.
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Better satellite images, remote sensing, and other technologies are helping law enforcement respond to illegal deforestation far quicker.
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It's the kind of movie that makes people recognize that they're feeling and sensing these same [observations] today.
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It's a fingerprint-sensing ring that's designed to unlock and authenticate everything, including your car, house, and computer.
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Sensing that the end is nigh, Andrew Martin, a British novelist, has written an ode to the sleeper.
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Other rumored features of the premium iPhone include a new front-facing camera with 3D, depth-sensing capabilities.
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Instead, the phone will have "3D sensing for facial recognition," with the added benefit of improved selfie quality.
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Cost is certainly an issue, but as more of the sensing equipment is manufactured, the cost goes down.
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They would include thermal sensing and night vision and be used in both training and on the battlefield.
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The researchers think that most of them are giving the dark flies enhanced chemical signaling and sensing capacities.
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"I'm trying to see how can you derive richness out of such a poverty of sensing," he says.
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We then took up the Mel-Meter, an electro-magnetic frequency sensing device couple with an ambient thermometer.
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But its attempt to develop a glucose-sensing contact lens so far hasn't seen the light of day.
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Each depth-sensing camera sends its data to a central processor to be fused into a single representation.
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Like the iPhone, the new Pro logs you in via FaceID using the depth-sensing, front-facing camera.
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Had the truck had the same sensing equipment that the shuttle has the accident would have been avoided.
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" The Echo Dot perked up, with its all-sensing LED lights: "I don't answer everything about horses yet.
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Sensing that everyone had their weak spot, David Halberstam suggested in his book, "The Fifties", the producers persisted.
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On the surface, using a motion-sensing game controller to simulate cradling a baby is a bit absurd.
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A rich array of electrodes in the sleep lab allowed for widespread but sensitive sensing of brain activity.
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To stream 3D live with Vimeo, you'll need a depth-sensing camera (Vimeo recommends the $100 RealSense D415).
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Translating the data of depth-sensing image into colors allows it to be converted into stream-able code.
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Sonar research has been mostly military ever since, as have various other forms of high-tech ocean sensing.
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Rescue workers and soldiers toiled around collapsed buildings where heat-sensing equipment suggested survivors could still be trapped.
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Sensing an opportunity, Democrats introduced the DISCLOSE (Democracy Is Strengthened by Casting Light on Spending in Elections) Act.
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"The driver, sensing danger, escaped unhurt and four men torched the car," Japheth Koome, Nairobi's police commander said.
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Though the motion sensing technology itself was impressive, most people couldn't even take advantage of its full scope.
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According to the latest research, one culprit may be pain-sensing nerve fibers deep within the inner ear.
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Sensing Safran's potential difficulty, some investors see a chance to put pressure on it to raise its bid.
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Devoret said that an ability to spot precursors to quantum jumps might find applications in quantum sensing technologies.
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Franz came over to me, as if sensing this, and told me to get down on my knees.
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It's motion sensing, has night vision, and allows you to monitor what's going on right from your phone.
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The depth sensing camera works in tandem with two "environment understanding" cameras on either side of the HoloLens.
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It is also motion-sensing, so you can navigate VR worlds like you would with a Nintendo Wii.
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Uptake's analytics platform does this automatically and in real time, sensing potential problems before they become real ones.
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But a truly lifelike augmented reality experience is going to require much more robust on-board depth sensing.
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Sensing weakness, Baoneng in late June demanded an extraordinary shareholder meeting to oust Mr Wang and his board.
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The subtlest joy of these essays is sensing Smith's own personhood, a personhood inseparable from her intellectual life.
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The condition can affect any of the three cones — red-, green- or blue-sensing — or combinations of them.
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I'm inclined to think that this is an example of my sensing something real rather than imagining things.
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Another potential factor is fear triggered by a dog suddenly sensing a threat to itself or its environment.
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In this case, he said, internal pressure didn't increase because the sensing device, called a pitot tube, malfunctioned.
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Mr. Shashua is co-founder and chairman of Mobileye, an Israeli company that makes camera and sensing technology.
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Punchy tech reporters, sensing an opening, solicited employees to send them a live readout from the town hall.
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Stein may be sensing a vulnerability for the Democratic nominee, who has repeatedly struggled to sustain voters' trust.
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The Moov, which has sensors under its rubber floor mat, relies on sensing how you shift your weight.
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U.S. officials, sensing it might be the site of Levinson's remains, had the area inspected but found nothing.
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The imaging-sensing system uses a time-of-flight camera, which fires short laser bursts toward an object.
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Sensing the need, Fujitsu and Poqet eventually set the foundation for a standards organization in September of 1989.
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Democrats, sensing opportunity, have worked to purge alleged sexual harassers from their ranks with the resignations of Sen.
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Sensing I'd failed in Russia, in the early spring of 2004 I volunteered to join IRI's Iraq team.
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Sensing their team needs a lift — it does — Croatia's fans break into a "Cro-Ah-C-Yah" bit.
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Sensing the danger that the First Order presents, Organa is looking for her Jedi brother for some help.
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The Uber car, equipped with Uber's sensing technology, comes with an automatic emergency braking system from the manufacturer.
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Methane sensing and tracking is going to improve, which will help clear up some of these atmospheric mysteries.
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They're motion-sensing controllers, but they also give a kind of haptic feedback as you're using them, right?
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Sensing viral potential, Instant Pot sent test units to about 200 influential chefs, cooking instructors and food bloggers.
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Finally, skilled farmers are empathetic and intuitive, sensing what is needed to maintain and encourage a healthy ecosystem.
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Sensing their significance, Johnson sent photos of the prints to Otago Museum on Facebook Messenger, according to TVNZ.
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As he spoke, Ms. Sanders, the press secretary, inched closer, sensing it was time to reclaim the microphone.
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Teachers are already sensing a change among students in the scope of their Icelandic vocabulary and reading comprehension.
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We use artificial intelligence, mobile-based registration systems, remote sensing and automation tools to make the numbers work.
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Sensing the gap, Morissey leaned into the President and offered a point of order: "It's his congressional district!"
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Those students are developing artificial intelligence to improve the maneuvering and sensing of robots in the sunless depths.
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Some other luxury goods stores not only obliged customers but solicited them, sensing an opportunity, Ms. Parikh said.
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Google's new Nest Mini and Nest Wifi have ultrasonic sensing so they can light up when you're nearby.
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" From minimal to elaborate sensing there's a continuum, "and no reason to think in terms of sharp divides.
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Perhaps sensing that things could get worse, he seemed to be preparing for a new life in America.
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Then, last Friday, as though sensing the controversy generated by her remarks had faded all too quickly, Mrs.
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But Qualcomm's Spectra, a so-called depth-sensing camera system, is one example of how face scanning works.
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Most tender is the protective way the boy watches his grandfather sleep, sensing the man's own frail mortality.
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Perhaps sensing a dodge, Mr. Rogan, a clever interviewer, zeroed in: "Putin's a little bit spooky," he said.
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Nominees will also receive Muse, a brain sensing headband that uses sensors to detect mental activity during meditation.
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Sensing a potential victory in Iowa, Mayor Pete Buttigieg launched an ad that goes after proposals from Sens.
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" Sensing my confusion, he gave me a wounded look and said, "Don't tell me you don't remember me.
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It was overpriced and underpowered, and Microsoft overestimated interest in the motion-sensing Kinect, before killing it outright.
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I have this weird way of sensing who is who, and if they are bullshitting me or not.
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Now conservatives, sensing backsliding among their colleagues, again want to use their numbers to dictate their desired result.
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Presumably Kevin made the mistake of leaving his Facebook page open, and Marty — sensing the perfect opportunity — pounced.
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Ryan Crocker, who was twice America's top diplomat in Kabul, led the chorus of people sensing déjà vu.
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But there is hope that a new remote sensing technology that NASA developed might make detecting sinkholes earlier.
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Because these cells are important for sensing mechanical (pressure) pain they could also be involved in mechanical allodynia.
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"Checks with suppliers suggest Apple is struggling with optical fingerprint functionality, which could lead to delays in supply of the coming OLED iPhone or elimination of fingerprint sensing in the OLED iPhone in favor of a biometric login that relies exclusively on 3D sensing," Hargreaves said in his note to investors.
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Canvas is a product that we wanted to see exist on top of 3D sensing, so we built it.
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Sensing its popularity, Mumbai Police tweeted a message on road safety by referencing the game's format in a GIF.
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They have LIDAR, radar and ultrasonic sensing to facilitate automatic driving, according to a promo video the company released.
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You'll also need to find space on your walls to mount a pair of motion-sensing Lighthouse base stations.
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An explorer could move ahead, sensing obstacles and relaying their locations and dimensions to the rest of the team.
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What we meant to say was that it might not need the 3D sensing-capabilities of the TrueDepth camera.
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The images in the above gallery come from a pair of satellites operated by DigitalGlobe, a remote sensing company.
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The tool integrates numerous data sets, from Climate Central's sea level rise database to NASA and NOAA remote sensing.
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" Kagan agreed, telling Francisco that "you can't read this record without sensing that this need is a contrived one.
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Tailored fashion at scale is not all that's potentially unlocked by the Echo Look's depth and trend sensing eye.
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It's AR effort will also draw heavily on the company's 2013 acquisitiion of Israeli depth-sensing camera maker Primesense.
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One app called Constructor, for example, relies on Tango's dedicated infrared depth-sensing camera to create detailed 3D meshes.
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The biggest draw is its use of Intel's Context Sensing technology along with Microsoft's Windows Hello facial recognition system.
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Your next Android phone could have some wild depth-sensing abilities, if Qualcomm has anything to say about it.
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Microsoft's product will include thermal sensing and night vision and be used in both training and on the battlefield.
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And, sensing the political risk of supporting a controversial deal both presidential nominees oppose, several lawmakers changed their positions.
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It's 6.4 inches, it's got a crazy new depth-sensing camera system and it may actually arrive next month.
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Janine KrippnerVolcanology and Remote Sensing PhD Candidate Department of Geology and Environmental Science University of PittsburghWhat an interesting question!
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The drone's so-called 3D Sensing System also uses front-facing sensors to keep it from running into obstacles.
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In Blueair's case, the company clearly still has work to do to improve the robustness of its sensing algorithms.
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It's a smart mat that's designed to blend the digital and physical worlds by sensing touch, gestures, and objects.
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The truth is that our noses are incredible chemical sensing machines and our brains have powerful scent processing abilities.
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The app can also be configured so that the door unlocks automatically upon sensing the phone in your pocket.
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There are also all sorts of potential VR and AR opportunities with this kind of depth sensing on-board.
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The new handset is said to include a vertical three-array camera with depth sensing and a 5G option.
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In the world of remote sensing—the use of satellites to glean information about Earth—imagery has long ruled.
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SkinTrack consists of a signal-emitting ring that you wear on your index finger and a sensing smartwatch band.
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Sensing that whatever they came up with would be unpopular, House Republicans initially hid their legislation in a basement.
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Mindful's portfolio includes Muse, developer of a brain-sensing headband that guides wearers through meditation using changing weather sounds.
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These visualize volcanos, catacombs, pipelines, mines, and seabeds, ranging from 19th-century geological surveys to 21st-century sensing technology.
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Ivanka Trump cut off a call with Cosmopolitan after sensing "a lot of negativity" in the interviewer's questions. 57.
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Sensing a chance to capitalize on support, left-wing political party Razem has also joined the the grassroots resistance.
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Sensing revolt, the junta has started warning that critics of the draft will be hauled away for "attitude adjustment".
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Sensing that a historic selfie moment was at hand, they hopped the fence to join him on the track.
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A chest strap, on the other hand, works exactly like the EKG by sensing electrical activity in your heart.
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Intel recently announced its acquisition of Mobileye, which has a "strong lead in mapping and camera sensing," Johnson said.
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As it is, it actually has fewer strands of nerves involved in sensing pain than other African mole rats.
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But as well as its sensing platform, the Voltaire has a nice stack of features that anyone can appreciate.
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The heart rate sensors are the same, though Fitbit says it is constantly improving its heart rate sensing technology.
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Sensing rising tensions and wanting the best for me, my parents sent me to live with family in France.
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There's a six-inch display, a 3,000mAh battery and dual-cameras with depth sensing and Google lens built in.
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Whether or not Google's motion-sensing features will actually provide value to the user experience remains to be seen.
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"You have to pay your dues," the older actors would tell me, sensing, I suppose, my disappointment and impatience.
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Sensing my own self-doubt, I doubled down, announcing my triathlon plan on every social media platform I have.
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Sensing a moment of relieved pressure, Buchecha attempted to granby back to guard but was flattened into side control.
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Sensing we had only seconds before we were surrounded, he turned on the engine, revving the car to life.
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This combination of bacterial sensing with low power circuits and transmitting capabilities is what makes the findings so novel.
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These, in turn, lend the hairy objects their unique properties, whether it's sensing touch or setting objects into motion.
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For the record, they told me I'm ESFJ (extraverted, sensing, feeling, judgment) and a student, presenter, prioritizer, and initiator.
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The motion sensors, like all motion sensing technology currently available, are far from perfect, and at times not responsive.
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NOAA scientists will be descending in manned submersibles to collect bathymetric data, using robots and advanced remote sensing technology.
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Sensing an opportunity born out of his constituents' fear and opponents' weakness, Abe forced the vote this past weekend.
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Sensing swelling outrage, high powers including Sadiq Khan, the London mayor, stepped in to support the campaign to #savefabric.
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As an activity tracker I could see it replacing a non heart-rate-sensing Fitbit in, well, a heartbeat.
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Emil Alon, Resonai's founder, also started Pebbles Interfaces, which developed VR/AR sensing technology, and specialized in gesture control.
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The goal of remote sensing, as Landerer's map demonstrates, is not merely to measure unmeasured aspects of the planet.
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A host of safety tech comes standard, including forward collision-avoidance assist, lane-keep assist, and driver-fatigue sensing.
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Sensing she was being treated unfairly, Teitel began taking notes on her experiences, saving them as emails to herself.
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Schöffer's ever-sensing connected cybernetic city concept is all-at-once kitschy, way-too-real terrifying, and presciently breathtaking.
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The motion-sensing devices worked just fine for her husband, but not so much for her or her children.
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The Saints charged across the field to celebrate, while the crowd, sensing another party next weekend, erupted once again.
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I paused, sensing that whatever I said next could destroy my chances for this job, and even future ones.
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Back in 2014, the company partnered with celebrities like 50 cent to show off its heart-rate sensing earbuds.
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But the public, sensing value or merely supporting their favorite, bet that all the way down to 3-1.
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It also adds the Honda Sensing safety technology suite with adaptive cruise control and automatic braking with pedestrian detection.
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In some cases, the male bears will turn around, perhaps sensing a dangerous or uninviting meeting with another bear.
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For example, the Muse brain-sensing headband provides real-time neuro feedback that takes the guesswork out of meditation.
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" Sensing an invitation to a challenge, I walked up to him and stared skyward at his famous face. "Mr.
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By sensing the type of sugar coat present, our immune cells can identify other cells as friend or foe.
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Of course, there is also a sensing suite and onboard computer to handle the immediate demands of automated flight.
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Some people might want a bare-bones platform onto which they can integrate their own sensing and interaction tech.
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"The water vapor channel is critical to weather sensing, monitoring, forecasting and warning, and understanding climate patterns," they wrote.
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He said he's sensing "overwhelming support for Biden" among Latinos 40 and over, based on his conversations with voters.
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And sensing they may have dropped the ball with DeVos, on Monday night some Democratic activists were already recalibrating.
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And one evening, sensing that I was slipping into a bleak abyss, Mara invited me to stay for dinner.
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But Trump is breaking the norm, perhaps sensing that anything he does will be attacked as politically motivated regardless.
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"You can't read the record without sensing that this need is a contrived one," liberal Justice Elena Kagan said.
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The sensing is always happening, but it's only when sensation spikes enough that we're actually tasked with percieving it.
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The second selfie lens is for depth sensing to help with things like portrait mode and Samsung's AR Emoji.
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That might be true, but the depth-sensing selfie lens on the Galaxy S10 Plus isn't exactly perfect either.
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I remember at this point sensing some tension amongst them, but being unsure of who or what was the cause.
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Detecting telephone wires, people, property and even small animals on the ground all require careful sensing and collision avoidance systems.
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The Honda Sensing system is available for $1,000 on any trim level of the humble yet popular sedan's latest version.
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Mr. Jacobs's particular skill has always been sensing which way the sociocultural wind is blowing and translating that into clothes.
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"The camera-only phase is our strategy for achieving what we refer to as 'true redundancy' of sensing," Shashua wrote.
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They would ring every doorbell and use heat-sensing technology from overhead helicopters to help them identify stragglers, they said.
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"I'm sensing that you have some bitterness and some leftover stuff that is spilling over into your life," nudges Elizabeth.
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It has the same 23-megapixel camera on the back as the XZ with the new triple image sensing tech.
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The photographer uses a heat-sensing camera to turn a critical eye towards governments' insufficient responses to a humanitarian crisis.
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"The thing I'm sensing is that there's three or four chiefs at the top," the Maine governor told Newsradio WGAN.
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Thanks to ten sensors on all sides of the aircraft, the Mavic 22 enjoys DJI's first-ever omnidirectional obstacle sensing.
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Alphabet's Google unit won approval from U.S. regulators to deploy a radar-based motion sensing device known as Project Soli.
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A convolutional network is a specific kind of neural network well suited to identifying images and sensing patterns in them.
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He screams at her to resist whatever it is she's sensing, and she blows open the cliffs they're standing on.
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Make sure you're using your sensing skills (holding L1) to highlight specific paths in each palace (marked by exclamation points).
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The motion-sensing cameras recorded video of births, emergency C-sections, miscarriages, hysterectomies, sterilizations, and a variety of other procedures.
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" But, sensing the subject was too sensitive to discuss publicly, Jones once again said, "we shouldn't talk about this publicly.
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That's why you get systems with names like AcuraWatch, Ford's Safe and Smart Package, Honda Sensing, and Mazda's i-Activsense.
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Samsung, working in collaboration with Synaptics, had initially hoped to build the fingerprint sensing tech directly into the screen itself.
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They have a lot of moving parts and some sensing apparatus, but they don't interact with the world around them.
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This would offer capabilities similar to the Kinect peripheral Microsoft made for the Xbox, including depth sensing and 3D mapping.
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That device uses ultrasound for proximity sensing, repositions the selfie camera, and has a piezoelectric speaker built into the screen.
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They're also typically not in front of our eyes, so sensing things by touch becomes even more important and useful.
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Acer announced its Leap Ware smartwatch today that features the MediaTek MT2523 chipset and the company's MT2511 bio-sensing chip.
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The company doesn't explicitly list the sensors inside the device, but presumably it's relying mostly on that bio-sensing chip.
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Which is why it's concerning that a Fit with Honda Sensing may be some people's introduction to driver assistance technologies.
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Sensing an opportunity, I gamble again, and order the tanks and more BTR-60s farther up the two-lane street.
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Intent on finding out what was going on, he began building paranormal sensing equipment for others who shared his grief.
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So the fly larval pain sensing neurons may have evolved to protect them from the attacks of these specific wasps.
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Beyond traffic, these sensing hubs could collect data on air quality, weather, and even foot traffic patterns in an area.
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"This is a radically new approach to evaluating workplace performance using passive sensing data from phones and wearables," said Campbell.
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As though sensing the end was near, the crowd of 35,000 rose to give him its longest and loudest ovation.
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But sensing that his passion was not for religion, the Jesuits sent him to Kinshasa's Académie des Beaux-Arts instead.
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For example, Dronesmith's sensor management platform also allows for developers to continually develop and deploy sensing applications useful to customers.
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Some want to do space-to-space remote sensing or use satellites to take pictures of other objects in space.
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It also has a healthy selection on onboard sensors, including LiDAR and mirror cameras that enable 360-degree optical sensing.
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Telecoms, sensing this convergence from the other side of the wall, wanted to provide broadband and content services as well.
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Sensing a trend, Plemmons and his colleagues conducted the research to see what was happening across the country, he said.
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The reason: The expense of Lidar and other sophisticated sensing devices required to make autonomous cars safe around unpredictable humans.
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Automated features like a motion-sensing on/off function can be controlled using a trio of buttons on the underside.
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The company said on Tuesday that inventory buildup due to slower demand for 3D sensing technology would affect the company.
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PathSense uses location software and sensing technologies that use less battery power than other GPS apps, according to the company.
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Perhaps sensing a kindred spirit, she endorsed him in January and campaigned for him until his victory earlier this month.
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If you're sensing a trend, flowers are hugely important for throwing a shower, but don't have to be super expensive.
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Perhaps sensing my omnivore's discomfort, Iliana hands us a cattail, roots first, and tells us to nibble at the bottom.
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" Irene, maybe sensing my growing fear patted me on the shoulder while passing my booth and asked, "How you doing?
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Then there is the technological challenge of effectively integrating sensing, communication and autonomous technology to deliver a genuinely safe product.
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In October of 2009, sensing an opportunity, Kaneko suggested he and Sykora build an app for browsing pictures stored online.
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Sensing just how angry she was, Mook responded by putting together a morning conference call so that Hillary could vent.
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Perhaps sensing an opportunity around a cultural moment, the company has focused its first big push on the 2020 elections.Tip?
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Many insects and arthropods feature polarization vision as a bonus sense, however, where it's most often employed in environmental sensing.
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Sensing a possible threat following a Democratic special election win in Pennsylvania, national Republicans injected some cash into the race.
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Both Pixel 4's face unlock and Motion Sense features will make use of Google's Soli motion-sensing radar technology.
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Google's new Pixel 4 comes with an upgraded camera with two lenses, new motion sensing technology, and a smoother screen.
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Sensing an opportunity, Moscow reached out to the Kurds and asked them to forgo their alliance with the United States.
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Everyone is either extroverted or introverted, sensing (meaning relying on sense data) or intuitive, thinking or feeling, judging or perceiving.
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Patients will use a smartphone and wear a smartwatch equipped with sensing technology that will continuously measure functioning and movement.
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So much so that NASA stepped in, sensing an opportunity to school the two-time NBA MVP on the facts.
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Google's Project Soli motion-sensing technology will make its first appearance in the Pixel 4, the company announced on Monday.
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Around the world, bad actors are watching Trump -- and the relative silence of those within his party -- and sensing opportunity.
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Here are six of Walmart's recently published patent filings: This filing shows a shopping cart paired with a sensing device.
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So, how could we combine word-class products from a hardware and platform perspective with the sensing capability we had?
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Sensing this growing public demand for federal intervention, President Nixon — historically not vocal on environmental issues — stepped out in front.
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For this I used the Muse headband, a "brain sensing" technology that you wear around the back of your head.
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It was a motion sensing input device for the Xbox 360 that would mimic your actions in the video games.
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Sensing Braden's nervousness, he told Braden to call his mother, but that there was no way it could be real.
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By the mid-1960s, Dr. King was sensing that the nonviolent resistance he had built his reputation on was inadequate.
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"There is an Afrophobia we are sensing that exists, there is resentment and we need to address that," Pandor said.
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Once it receives confirmation of what it is sensing, the car — not the remote operator — then decides how to proceed.
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As if sensing impending disappointment, our elevator operator proudly pointed out that the elevator we were riding, at 45 m.p.h.
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Unique properties of TRPM8, a cold-sensing protein found in their peripheral nervous systems, shields these rodents from harsh weather.
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Motion-sensing rigs the size of lunchboxes are attached to trees about a foot and a half off the ground.
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So I get to say: If you're sensing something is off in a way you never have before, you're right.
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Taiv turns TV ads into opportunities by sensing when they start and immediately switching to the bar's own promo content.
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Sensing Facebook's vulnerability, some rival tech firms in Silicon Valley sought to use the outcry to promote their own brands.
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The Apple Watch is becoming, with each generation, better at sensing what's going on with, and inside, its wearers' bodies.
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The pair combine 1080p color images with depth sensing to provide home surveillance and mapping in light and dark settings.
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His first thought, upon sensing that his teeth are marbles in his mouth, is to feel pity for his dentist.
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Perhaps sensing some undue camaraderie, Tim stole away to the foyer, then returned with an unloaded black shotgun and ammunition.
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It achieves this with a wearable — a Bluetooth-connected, light-sensing ring (or pair of rings) — linked to its app.
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Both the extent and thickness of Arctic summer sea ice have decreased sharply since satellite remote sensing began in 1979.
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If the company can pull that off, it will make the odds of a sensing mistake "infinitesimally low," Shashua said.
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Other boys crowd around, "sensing entertainment," the scent of "lavender and lilac" rising from the fabric softener in their clothes.
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Sukur left Turkey a year before the coup, sensing the country's unrest, and lives in exile in Palo Alto, Calif.
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The high contrast between black and white most likely tricks the fly's low-resolution vision, which relies on sensing movement.
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The warning available would at best be ambiguous, no different from sensing the presence of shadows in a dark forest.
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This past year, a third detector, an Italy-based machine called VIRGO, turned on and also began sensing gravitational waves.
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