Simply, different sorts of gates take on/off signals or pairs of on/off signals and emit more on/off signals in response.
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There may be subtle signals, but they're not really coded signals.
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Diplomatic signals And there's an even wider circle for Tillerson's diplomatic signals.
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How do you handle the kind of market signals versus the economic data signals?
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Over-the-air UHF signals are also more prone to interference than VHF signals.
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And so, you always have to be taking the signals from the market, signals from the real economy, signals from the price data, to calibrate where your policy is.
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When the smell nerve sends signals to the brain, it then "interprets these signals and, based upon our experience, we identify these signals as smell or odors," he says.
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Sounds of Jupiter: Scientists sometimes translate radio signals into sound to better understand the signals.
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"Dolphins' acoustic signals ... apparently are the signals of a highly advanced spoken language," he added.
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Those signals will be translated into digital signals that an electronic device can understand, Bosworth continued.
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A figure above 50 signals an expansion while anything below signals that activity levels have declined.
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This prevents terrestrial electromagnetic signals from interfering with signals from outer space collected onto a radio telescope dish.
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Google cars can apparently recognize hand signals on bikers, but what if the biker doesn't use standard signals?
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To avoid interference, the signals are sequences of pseudorandom numbers, and the gadget can recognize the right signals.
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She also shows me essential hand signals for cavern diving, which are different from signals used in the ocean.
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These signals are then given to a machine learning system that analyzes the data, associating specific signals with words.
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Alexandra V. Eberhard is the executive VP of sciences at Signals Analytics and general manager of Signals Analytics Europe.
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Michael Warren of The Weekly Standard said the vague signals -- and mixed signals -- are creating some confusion in Congress.
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A reading above 50 signals that activity levels are expanding while a reading below this level signals a contraction.
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They send out broad signals, like television signals, to any cells in the body with the capability to respond.
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States tend to disregard any signals they cannot read, instead relying on signals about which they are more sure.
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It's possible to read out brain signals using electrodes or imaging and write brain signals through electrical or optical stimulation.
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Together, these create clear pathways for the electrical signals, leading to much less variance in the strength of the signals.
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It also taps into brain signals, but instead of decoding auditory speech, it decodes brain signals responsible for verbal speech.
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"These cases are all a kind of delicate dance, a mix of public signals and private signals," Dr. Saunders said.
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Many hormonal and mechanical signals contribute to hunger and satiety, and physiological hunger signals are just one reason people eat.
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Strong signals Some of the lower-level appointments have also sent congressional Republicans strong signals about where the administration will go.
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An interface device processed and amplified the weak signals emitted by plants, and then transmitted these signals to the robotic device.
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A machine-learning algorithm decoded these signals, enabling an intelligent speech synthesizer to convert and express the signals as audible speech.
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The command signals that connect drones to their operators on the ground are similar to the detonation signals for roadside IEDs.
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The idea is to identify if cancer signals are similar or different and how early any signals could be picked up.
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Once captured, the signals are transferred to a machine-learning system that's been trained to associate certain signals with certain words.
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The brain sends signals through the patient's body and then electrodes pick up those signals and transmit them to the robot.
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The operations alter brain signals that control weight and appetite and change hundreds of nerve and hormonal signals to the brain.
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Unlike New York, some large cities like San Antonio, Seattle and Los Angeles have policies that require accessible pedestrian signals to be installed when new signals are put up and when old signals are replaced, according to the lawsuit.
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They're going to isolate the sexual pleasure signals going into the spine and mute out signals from other stuff going on below.
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FM signals can travel farther than data signals, which means that radio remains the best way to distribute information during an emergency.
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Lin spoke fluent Mandarin and managed the collection of electronic signals from the EP3-E Aries II signals intelligence aircraft, it reported.
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SAR technology first transmits microwave signals toward the Earth's surface and then receives the signals that are reflected, or backscattered, into space.
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The array was able to read signals from the nerves remaining in Walgamott's arm while the computer converted them into digital signals.
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That lets him connect to wireless signals much farther away, blocking out the extraneous noise that would otherwise drown out weaker signals.
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A paper released last week by another team of researchers demonstrated a similar technique that hacks music signals instead of speech signals.
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These are very faint signals and to be able to pick up those signals effectively, you need a very large surface area.
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Signals are sort of like traffic lights; the better the signals, the M.T.A. said, the greater number of trains it can run.
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These devices listen for faint signals that other equipment can't pick up, like signature gravitational waves from magnetized stars that disturb radio signals.
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On board Queqiao will be a radio-wave detector to measure signals from stars in the early universe—more about those signals here.
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That means it's capable of receiving signals from the human brain and, paired with the right surgical implants, transmitting signals to the brain.
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It's important to note that these behavior signals are not binary, and they are one of many other signals that factor into ranking.
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But fear not, everything is expected to be fine aside from a limited blackout of some high-frequency radio signals and navigation signals.
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What if these devices can not only read signals from the human body but also intersect and interject signals into the human body?
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Murphy's implant is what's known as "open loop"— her electrodes send out signals to her brain, but the brain isn't sending any signals back.
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Specific surfaces of the planes are designed to absorb radar signals or to deflect radar signals away -- making the aircraft virtually invisible to electronics.
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Unlike cable wires and Wi-Fi router signals, the broadcast signals of the "Tiffany Network" are a franchise on temporary loan from the public.
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Likewise, if a head-and-shoulders pattern signals trouble ahead, then an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern signals the opposite—a chance for glory.
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Powerful signals from cell towers operating adjacent to the quiet signals of satellites is similar to trying to whisper in a crowded sports bar.
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Use Hand Signals: Cyclists have their own language of hand signals that indicate when they're slowing down, or which direction they plan to turn.
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"It is fair to say that when signals from all three sources line up in the same direction...the effect of those combined signals, at least on my thinking about the policy path, is more material than when the signals provide conflicting interpretations," Clarida said.
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"It is fair to say that when signals from all three sources line up in the same direction...the effect of those combined signals, at least on my thinking about the policy path, is more material than when the signals provide conflicting interpretations," Clarida said.
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Hot Sex Tip: If she is sending you Mixed Signals, and some of the signals are "I am scared and sad about this sex," stop.
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"It's important to note that these behavior signals are not binary, and they are one of many other signals that factor into ranking," he said.
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Microsoft's current regions are also certified for machine learning, IoT, cybersecurity and data management workloads by the Australian Signals Directorate, the country's signals intelligence agency.
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While the GPS chip in your phone isn't able to send signals out, it is constantly receiving signals in order to triangulate your exact positioning.
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And because of the stacking of signals, "one always worries about 'weak signals' that are the result of combining large numbers of data," he said.
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In experiments, researchers have their subjects blink and do small movements so they can teach the device not to count those signals as brain signals.
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Due to their shorter wavelengths, UHF signals cannot travel through the air as far—nor propagate as well through walls and humans—as VHF signals.
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But the 5G signals are weaker at traveling long distances, and weaker signals mean we need more antennas to amplify, or strengthen, the 23G network.
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If placed on a human's upper arm, the smart skin could detect signals from the brain and potentially transmit signals informing a prosthetic arm to move.
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Meanwhile, the most important thing I take from these comments is that trust is just one of many signals — and how those signals interact is unknowable.
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IF WE COULDN'T TRUST THE MARKET SIGNALS THEN WHY SHOULD WE LOOK TO THE MARKET SIGNALS NOW TO TELL US THAT THEY ARE, IN FACT, WEAKER?
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An EMG armband bypasses users' noisy, complicated brains and draws from much clearer lower motor neuron signals before their relatively slow muscles react to those signals.
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Consolidation has been rife in the fragmented market for analog chips, which process signals such as sound, light and temperature before converting them into digital signals.
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Scientists Detect 'Peculiar' Signals From Nearby Star (DW news) to Aliens Could Be Behind 'Peculiar' Radio Signals From Nearby Star (Daily Caller), and so on ad nauseum.
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Coletta has, since 13, spent his free time eavesdropping on the sky, picking up satellite signals—signals that, for the most part, were never meant for him.
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Both attacks use a cheap, easily available piece of radio hardware to intercept signals from a victim's key fob, then employ those signals to clone the key.
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By showing the figures to the neural network along with the WiFi signals, the network was able to learn which radio signals were made by each movement.
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On the other hand, if a head-and-shoulders pattern signals trouble ahead, then the inverse head-and-shoulders formation signals the opposite — a chance for glory.
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The implant was designed to detect signals associated with intended movements and then transmit these signals to a Bluetooth interface configured to work like a wireless mouse.
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The lining blocks out extraneous signals from the side, so the only thing the internal sensor picks up on is signals in the tube's line of sight.
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It was created to address gaps between VHF and much lower quality UHF signals, which no longer exist now that signals are all broadcast across digital frequencies.
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One issue is whether broadcasters will be able to pass on the costs of advanced broadcast signals through higher retransmissions fees and demand providers carry the signals.
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Efforts to steal signals often focus on the opposing catcher, who continually signals his pitcher what the next pitch — a fastball, a curve, a slider — should be.
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Most have relied on vast computing power to process signals from all the artificial skin cells, while his creation only sends signals when individual cells are activated.
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"You're not only hearing some positive or strong signals coming from the U.S. but you're also hearing some strong signals coming from China as well," Wong said.
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Then it translates the signals to digital data, processes them on the computer, uses a machine learning algorithm to decipher them, and translates those signals into commands.
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Other ways to tackle them is typically by frequency jamming that can disable or disrupt control signals and the GPS signals that allow the drones to navigate.
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In a woonerf, drivers and pedestrians exchange hand signals or nods of the head to establish right of way rather than relying on signs and electronic signals.
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A camera on a pair of glasses will send wireless signals to nerves that control sight, with these signals then decoded by patients' brains as flashes of light.
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USNI News, which first reported Lin's identity, said he spoke fluent Mandarin and managed the collection of electronic signals from the EP3-E Aries II signals intelligence aircraft.
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Electrode grids collected the man's brain signals and transmitted them to a decoding algorithm, which translated the signals into movements and commanded a robotic exoskeleton to complete them.
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According to Google's latest self-driving car report, the autonomous cars can now detect a cyclist's hand signals, and use machine learning to remember signals from previous rides.
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If you need to send signals from a replacement hand, you can often plug in further up the arm, tapping in where those signals would have gone anyway.
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Apart from radio signals, solar flares have also been shown to disrupt global positioning satellite signals and raise radiation levels in space, which could pose threats to astronauts.
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They have a first base coach and a third base coach, the coaches are giving all these signals, squeezing their nose or whatever and making all these signals.
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One issue is whether broadcasters will be able to pass on the costs of advanced broadcast signals through higher retransmissions fees and demand that providers carry the signals.
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The baseline map shown as it grew; red signals are stronger and more reliable The baseline map shown as it grew; red signals are stronger and more reliable Over a period of two months, the kits collected a baseline of wireless activity, including known towers, private signals and so on.
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When the security group located the source of the signals, "they were relieved to discover the signals were not from foreign intelligence bugs placed in the facility," Clapper said.
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One factor making traders wary of translating signals from derivatives into trades in the cash market is that the former have thrown up some conflicting signals in recent weeks.
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It uses that to detect the million of signals emitted by aircraft—many of which are known as ADS-B signals and contain data about speed, position and altitude.
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He was a flight officer assigned to the Special Projects Patrol Squadron, with experience managing the collection of electronic signals from the EP3-E Aries II signals intelligence aircraft.
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It's searching for signals across billions of frequencies and millions of stars, but isn't as well equipped to recognize artificial signals that fall outside its range of search parameters.
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"The fundamental issue is one of trust between nations in cyberspace," writes Simeon Gilding, until recently the head of the Australian Signals Directorate's signals intelligence and offensive cyber missions.
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Over the course of four months, the electrodes recorded brain signals while a computer learned which signals encoded commands for movement as Kochevar controlled a hand in virtual reality.
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The subtle signals piggyback on other signals bouncing around a room, enabling them to be picked up by a smartphone, or some other device, as far as 14 feet away.
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However, Musk did say that these first satellites can get around this issue by bouncing signals off of gateways on the ground that can then bounce signals to another satellite.
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Parks and scientists have used radio signals to track threatened species, but a paper published earlier this year warned that poachers may be using VHF receivers to intercept such signals.
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Transaction Data signals revenue deterioration and alarming discount trends, although our Promo Tracker signals weakness in merchandise margin, with incremental promotions in April indicating a weak exit to the quarter.
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In place of these signals, the nanobots, fed by wireless transmission, would replace those missing signals, feeding the brain's cortical regions with artificial senses—and an entirely new subjective experience.
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By creating our own fixed stars — satellites in geosynchronous orbits — constantly emitting known signals, we made it possible for our devices to quickly sample those signals and immediately locate themselves.
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Scientists thought they'd received three signals from Hitomi since the problems began in March; however, the space agency is now saying that those signals were not sent by the spacecraft.
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There's a sort-of comparison there in that the "neurons" of a neural network are nodes where input signals are mapped to output signals, but it's mostly a superficial likeness.
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This, despite the fact that current iPhones and high-precision GPS equipment are capable of receiving those same signals — as well as signals from Russian (GLONASS) and Chinese (BeiDou) systems.
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"There are a lot of signals in and around the act of processing settling a payment transaction, and all those signals can be utilized to create new opportunities," he said.
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"When people I don't know give signals of queerness, like using the word 'partner' or wearing certain clothing styles, I give signals back, like explicitly mentioning my girlfriend," they said.
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Biologists suspect that when the epigenome accumulates too many marks, over time, the signals it sends to cells change dramatically—and that those new signals produce the effects of aging.
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Whereas cable TV signals enter your home through a dedicated line and satellite TV signals enter it over the air, streaming TV services enter your home through your internet connection.
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Called the Nissan Signal Shield, it's basically a Faraday cage for your phone — a compartment which blocks electromagnetic signals (that includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and cellular signals), both outgoing and ingoing.
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In some people, the signals that tell your body that you're aroused and the signals that tell your body to sneeze somehow get mixed up, but Bhutta still isn't sure why.
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The animal trial was on the functionality of the stentrode to pick up neuro signals, not the converting of the electronic signals into movement of bionic limbs, which is established technology.
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Others are helping comb through data streams for interesting signals, like a neural network that removes human-made interference from radio telescopes to help scientists home in on potentially exciting signals.
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One confusing effect is multipath fading, in which satellites signals that bounce off of buildings that intersect with each other, strengthening certain signals that aren't otherwise in direct line of sight.
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As YouTube explained to me, it gets both implicit signals (searching for an artist, listening to multiple songs) and explicit signals (liking a song, subscribing) to tell which artists you prefer.
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So Instagram doesn't require explicit submission, but then employs fewer explicit signals to index content for search, while Snapchat requires explicit submission and then indexes with a wide range of signals.
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Lin was a flight officer assigned to the Special Projects Patrol Squadron, with experience managing the collection of electronic signals from the EP3-E Aries II signals intelligence aircraft, officials said.
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But conflicting signals from the administration, the Blue House statement and the increasingly vocal desperation of state leaders were among multiple signals Tuesday that the President's narrative doesn't completely reflect reality.
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Though they are good at finding familiar signals in data, they are not necessarily suited to finding new kinds of signals — like the sounds tectonic plates make as they grind together.
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A strict interference limit leaves a larger gap between frequencies, preventing stronger signals from spilling over into signals that have been deemed particularly important or protected by world governments and industry.
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What kind of -- so Dana is talking about signals.
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Whether you agree with that or not … Right, signals.
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" She said people should always look for "cutoff signals.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump's conflicting signals.
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" • "There had been signals the game might not happen.
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Neural networks are trained to learn the relationship between brain signals and sounds, and as a result can then reconstruct intelligible reproductions of the words/sentences based only on the brain signals.
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It was meant to fly at high altitudes and beam signals down to small dishes and towers, which would convert them into Wi-Fi and LTE signals for people in remote areas.
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The scanners differentiate between radio signals from cellphones and Bluetooth signals, so drivers using a hands-free Bluetooth connection to talk on their phones won&apost get a warning, the Telegraph reports.
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The problem is that higher frequency signals don't travel as far as lower frequencies, so multiple input and output antennas (MIMOs) will probably be used to boost signals anywhere 5G is offered.
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But if these results stand up, they're a really nice demonstration of the complicated ways that the brain's interpretation of the body signals is maybe more important than the body signals themselves.
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On Thursday and again on Friday, South Korea said it detected signals sent from the North that it believed were intended to interfere with reception of signals from Global Positioning Satellite networks.
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Innisfree, a Korean beauty store, allows patrons to choose between two baskets before they begin to shop: one that signals "I need help" and one that signals that no assistance is necessary.
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Under the subway action plan, the agency is spending $24 million on operating costs for signals and an additional $34 million on capital expenditures for signals, which is intended for future improvements.
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Instead of having to build expensive broadband cables to serve only a few people, internet service providers could build towers that receive signals from SpaceX's satellites, and then beam those signals to customers.
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And because BCIs can send electric signals as well, researchers believe the technology could eventually allow the deaf to hear and the blind to see by simulating the electric signals these senses create.
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Earlier on Monday, the Communications Signals Establishment (CSE), the agency responsible for foreign signals intelligence and protecting government electronic information and communication networks, issued a report on the potential hazards around October's election.
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According to the report, Russian intelligence and special services use human, cyber, and signals intelligence — electronic and radio signals — to gather information, including tapping into civilian communication services inside and outside the country.
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Our phone signals dipped and died, and then the radio signals too, and we bumped through unmaintained roads and slowed as black bears loped from one side of the road to the other.
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Unlike the current 4G networks, which rely on signals that transmit for miles by large cell towers, 5G will need small cell sites every few hundred feet to broadcast its short-range signals.
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"We'd only be able to find the sort of signals that FAST will be looking for: narrow band signals, something that would have a lot of energy put into a carrier," he said.
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WORKING ON A NEW FRAMEWORK Fed policymakers face conflicting signals.
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Medicaid work requirements send signals conservatives like and liberals reject.
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That's why we usually remove signals that have that pattern.
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Mixed signals from party elites are likely a contributing factor.
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There are some positive signals in the mix as well.
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Anything above zero signals that factories are doing more business.
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The five Anglophone countries share signals, military and human intelligence.
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But tighter relations with China signals bad news for escapees.
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Parts of the ice returned strange signals in the instrument.
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Migacore Technologies uses online signals to better predict travel demand.
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Plants can communicate by sending chemical signals through the soil.
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Turkey acquiescence, meanwhile, signals a major shift in its position.
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The repeat signals allowed the team to localize the source.
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Are we screwing ourselves by transmitting radio signals into space?
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In the meantime, Trump appears to be sending contradictory signals.
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President Donald Trump is a master at giving mixed signals.
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A reading below 23 signals a contraction in factory activity.
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She also advocates for improved broadband signals in rural communities.
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Optimistic analysts believed there were signals the tensions could ease.
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Facebook removes news and boosts signals that help propaganda spread.
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But both of these businesses are now sending warning signals.
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The problem is all the signals point in different directions.
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He also signals each will pay his own attorney's fees.
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Signals will take care of the drinks, food and music.
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Yet without accurate price signals, Cuba cannot allocate resources efficiently.
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Your heart rate slows as the opioid suppresses neurological signals.
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Trump has given conflicting signals about his intentions in Afghanistan.
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Elites do not have to listen to each other's signals.
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Another soldier signals to traffic to turn around and leave.
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Amid today's conflicting economic signals, the outlook is increasingly unclear.
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Authorities periodically send signals about shutting down such zombie companies.
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Tracking cellphone signals is much, much easier than you think.
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Sending home their scouts signals they are worried about leaks.
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The early signals give cause for both hope and worry.
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Individual neurons receive signals from hundreds of other neurons simultaneously.
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Dry sensors are more likely to pick up random signals.
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The citywide alarm signals the beginning of each new workday.
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The administration had sent signals an agreement was close before.
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Since then, the economic data have been flashing mixed signals.
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Elites do not have to listen to each other's signals.
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But he has given off conflicting signals about his intentions.
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But all this had sent wrong signals to the Argentines.
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There were also some less positive signals in REC's survey.
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And Iran has sent strong signals that it supports Alawites.
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Other signals coming out of the coalition are also worrying.
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But there were signals this week that she might not.
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This signals disaster for our food supply and our planet.
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The conflicting signals reflect an unusually sluggish and stretched expansion.
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It used to be easier to pick up DX signals.
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The basic insight is straightforward enough: rain weakens electromagnetic signals.
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To convert those signals into speech they did two things.
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Then came the transmission, cutting across all frequencies and signals.
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And if your partner sends signals that confuse you, stop.
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SIGINT is intelligence collected by monitoring electronic and communications signals.
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Is Facebook accurately identifying and acting on signals of abuse?
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Which means the Izumo announcement signals quite the sea change.
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Trump's speech comes amid mixed signals for the U.S. economy.
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Several company phone extensions led to busy signals or voicemails.
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At the same time, markets have flashed some concerning signals.
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Investors have been watching closely for signals about Simsek's role.
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"We are getting strong signals of support," Ducharme told reporters.
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The trailer's narrator delivers a speech that signals this, too.
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They can be trading momentum signals generated by other machines.
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There are a few hand signals but that's about it.
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Prisms are one tool for combining and separating those signals.
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Failure to normalize sends a message of deteriorating economic signals.
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Should there be a universal set of signs and signals?
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Tapping CATL also signals a widening of Toyota's procurement pool.
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We don't want them looking for the same old signals.
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A move above signals a breakout from a consolidation pattern.
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Tavares signals with his finger for Brisson to come closer.
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However, these signals alone don't provide enough information for users.
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"The tactical signals are indeed favorable right now," said Wald.
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But millimeter wave signals are less reliable at long distances.
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After spending decades married, Frankie's unable to read romantic signals.
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This signals that the numbers may have to be cut.
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That signals the need for better and more diverse options.
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That makes market signals even gloomier for the central bank.
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A reading below 2077.70 signals contraction in domestic manufacturing activity.
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The housing market is not flashing recession signals, he said.
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For some, the potential for expanded drilling signals economic revival.
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Spotify is sending out signals that it's ready to dance.
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To many, an inverted yield curve signals an oncoming recession.
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Nobody signals a good field goal quite like Todd Prukop.
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The move signals he intends to remain active in politics.
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Maybe if you have the right equipment, the signals leak.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Investors have mixed signals from AIA.
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They say the vibrating signals won't disrupt a steady workout.
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Is Trump sending signals to its carriers, like white supremacists?
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For one, the market signals have become a moving target.
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North Korea, meanwhile, has developed technology to jam GPS signals.
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However, investors are anxious about signals about its next moves.
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Top US officials have sent conflicting signals in recent weeks.
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"I think it just throws out confusing signals," he says.
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But the deal signals three trends in sport and media.
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Mixed signals plagued the last round and destabilised local markets.
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This resume likely signals the future direction of the Basij.
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To see these signals emanating from disembodied tissue is weird.
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Their success signals the emergence of a new political force.
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The administration has given mixed signals on foreign policy, too.
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Our intelligence cooperation, especially signals intelligence, will continue largely unabated.
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The roll call itself was punctuated with signals of discontent.
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To Trump's base, however, it signals his willingness to fight.
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The announcement signals Facebook's further expansion into live sports content.
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An expansive pose signals power and a sense of achievement.
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Investors digested conflicting signals on the trade front as well.
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The spread is a closely watched metric for recession signals.
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A reading above 50 signals expansion in the manufacturing sector.
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All signals suggest a more assertive China is to come.
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The aid package hardly signals the end of such tension.
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On his own, Judge Kavanaugh sent some other noteworthy signals.
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When they lead, it usually signals an appetite for risk.
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This contradictory policy could send mixed signals, leading to war.
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I am not the only investor confused by mixed signals.
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Would signals of a potential recession cool the Fed's tightening?
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But Apple's move signals a larger trend in consumer tech.
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Mixed economic signals do not help paint a clearer picture.
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A PMI reading below 50 signals business activity is shrinking.
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In Geneva this week, the Syrian delegation sent mixed signals.
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These devices monitor and record the wireless signals they encounter.
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But sifting through the data revealed some suspicious outlier signals.
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What the label signals, instead, is who Sanders is against.
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Take it slow, since signals will be harder to read.
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The wacky casting signals this before the film even starts.
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But the mixed signals from readers made me think twice.
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But Europeans see Trump as a blizzard of conflicting signals.
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"We look at the signals from the outside," he says.
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But it also signals a worrying future for the country.
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A reading below 50 signals contraction in domestic manufacturing activity.
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TC: What signals are you looking for in consumer startups?
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Finally, there are many mixed signals coming from the polls.
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Big picture, it signals a huge shakeup for House Dems.
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They communicated in pats on the back and hand signals.
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Kepler gathered a dataset of 35,000 possible signals indicating planets.
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Obviously, a recession did not follow either of these signals.
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This usually signals a rapid retracement of 50% or more.
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Early on, the Giants strained to hear Manning call signals.
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W.H.O. itself has sent out mixed signals in recent weeks.
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Crashes aren't the result of too few signs and signals.
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It signals that we respect the animal and its spirit.
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"I was helpless with the darn coded signals," he said.
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That signals a fundamental change in the way libraries operate.
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But it also requires different hardware to deliver the signals.
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Modern signals are the No. 1 solution, Ms. Fitzsimmons said.
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Beth's performance is founded on eye contact and hand signals.
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Still, I highly suggest you abide by the crosswalk signals.
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Signals from financial markets are worrisome, but not definitively so.
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Bernie Sanders's top campaign aides are sending radically different signals.
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So far, the data set has about 903,000 such signals.
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Installing modern signals is a key part of the plan.
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I clutch my cellphone, hating its potential for rescue signals.
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Leptin signals some sort of master controller in the brain.
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New signals on the No. 7 line also improved service.
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The solution also contained chemicals intended to block nerve signals.
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Several attempts to call on Tuesday resulted in busy signals.
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To me, this signals greater antipathy than you probably meant.
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He reads my signals without me having to say it.
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But graffiti scrawled across the city signals the protesters' defiance.
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More important, why is the Trump administration sending signals that
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Are these signals of inclusivity more than just token moves?
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Any reading below 50 signals an expansion in the sector.
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Even prices for theoretically comparable players offer no clear signals.
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To upgrade signals, the M.T.A. plans to spend $212 billion.
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How about inspecting the cars, equipment, and signals more frequently.
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Third place (tie): You are allowed to use turn signals.
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The Hong Kong election landslide signals more friction with Beijing.
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The Hill: White House signals it will battle for Jackson.
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Such technology needs accurate and reliable position and timing signals.
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In the meantime, technical indicators are also flashing bearish signals.
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For now, the market signals are too subtle to detect.
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Nerves use the pumps to produce signals to the brain.
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"It signals fragility in the ruling party," he told Reuters.
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Here, on the awning, the name signals who's in charge.
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It transmits signals between nerves and also dilates blood vessels.
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Make sure radio signals can't penetrate, soundproof, all panels secure.
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Wanting protagonists to be likable signals a lack of sophistication.
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Traffic signals have been recalibrated to give priority to pedestrians.
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We have this amazing capability to separate signals to noise.
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RAPHAEL BOSTIC: So, it's sending me a couple of signals.
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The news signals Facebook's VR quest is finally getting real.
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Signals on the Queens Boulevard line will be upgraded next.
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Bullish cash market signals lent further support to hog futures.
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The continued buyback of stock signals confidence in that upside.
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The EEM ETF is now flashing bearish signals, he said.
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Investors are monitoring Washington and Beijing for signals about trade.
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But as the climate warms, plants are getting mixed signals.
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Your cell phone can send signals 13 million times faster.
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Those two levels cast ominous signals over the U.S. economy.
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Trump has sent mixed signals on indexing in recent weeks.
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A laminated card signals that you want a water refill.
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Today's dynamic signals a big shift from a decade ago.
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But social signals — likes, retweets and more — are amplifying it.
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It relies on Bluetooth signals to help find your AirPods.
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But the President and US allies are sending conflicting signals.
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Traffic signals have been recalibrated to give priority to pedestrians.
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Sometimes, being seen, being looked at, signals value, importance, rank.
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It signals that you're turning a corner with your sister.
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Murphy's win signals a lot of changes for the state.
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The search was limited to the strongest signals by necessity.
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Some people think Friday's lunar eclipse signals a coming apocalypse.
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It clearly signals that this is a white supremacist attack.
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Its light tone signals an escapist impulse from the melancholy.
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We already have positive signals on unemployment and spending power.
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It is possible that recent signals from Beijing deterred him.
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The thank you wave, cyclist's hand signals, the middle finger.
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For instance, the operating assumption is that the signals for diseases currently invading the body will be stronger, and stand out against signals from things your immune system has fought off in the past.
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MIXED SIGNALS "The trade development sent mixed signals as exports and imports both picked up on the quarter," the office said, leaving open the question whether net trade had a positive impact on GDP.
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They found different kinds of signals in the slices—most of them corresponded with carbon signals found elsewhere on Earth, but for one slice, it looked more like the signal from carbon-containing meteorites.
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The benefits of using TVWS signals are two-fold: they can travel further than standard Wi-Fi signals, and, in the lower frequencies, can penetrate through obstacles and cover uneven ground with less infrastructure.
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In order to help find weaker signals of potential planets that researchers had missed, the neural network was trained to look for weak signals in star systems that were known to support multiple planets.
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Sagas subway blog, described the action plan's spending on signals as "token" and said it failed to address the key issue: There is as yet no plan to overhaul signals at a faster rate.
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The Dow and S&P 500, down about 6% from their most recent highs, are not flashing such signals but have also been lagging indicators, relative to bond market signals, prior to recent recessions.
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Shorter signals would indicate the pixel detected a minimal amount of brightness, while longer signals would indicate brighter results, allowing the smartphone receiving the data from the sensor to translate the results into actual images.
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What the team does see, Gil said, are some ErrPs signals that are stronger than others, depending on the magnitude of the error, though the cap is designed to read some pretty-faint error signals.
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In order to increase the speed at which these electrical signals travel, the axon is insulated by myelin.... Myelin twists around the axon like a jelly-roll cake and prevents the loss of electrical signals.
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A 235/193 of 219 percent rate hike signals CONFIDENCE in the U.S. economic growth but no rate hike signals the Fed is a bunch of cowards who can easily be manipulated into doing nothing.
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If a woman at her computer in Starbucks is, as Jarune Uwajaren argues, sending out several signals simply by the way she is sitting, then women who dress like prostitutes are also sending out signals.
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"However, the limited bandwidth of a microphone, strong attenuation of aerial acoustic signals, as well as various interferences in the audible band, poses significant challenges in using acoustic signals for indoor localization," the paper explains.
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It's mostly meant to send signals about where the Trump administration is headed — and analysts say the signals suggest a more insurer-friendly environment, with tighter rules for consumers and separate treatment for sick people.
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During the day, wake-promoting signals coming from the circadian system–our internal 210-hour biological clock–are thought to help us resist sleep, with these signals being replaced by sleep-promoting ones at night.
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"My colleagues and I do look at developments in asset markets but never in isolation and always in the context of balancing asset market signals with complementary signals from surveys and econometric models," Clarida said.
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Perhaps during the brain's unbridled state in REM, it can also identify and process some kind of "signals" that we don't consciously acknowledge, and these signals help inform our understanding and awareness of the future.
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The terminology used in media accounts signals China's bold technology ambitions.
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Experts explain why people are giving mixed signals about smart tech.
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Negative space signals confidence; every minimally-stocked luxury store knows that.
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The "9" and "13" on the chart are DeMark Sequential signals.
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Several satellites have provided conflicting data about telltale X-ray signals.
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Those signals carry information about how to move the device, period.
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Wi-Fi signals produced by their cell phones and personal devices.
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These flashes are amplified and turned into signals in the detectors.
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I lived every evening dreading the signals of my husband's desire.
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Imagine the packaging signals as sticky pieces along the RNA string.
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The signals on how well Apple is monetizing users were mixed.
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The Fed increasingly appears to be paying attention to market signals.
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Anything farther than that and the signals start to fall off.
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A break of these could be seen as major bearish signals.
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The new feature — called Extras — signals where the company is headed.
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It's really complex signals that are provided in things like that.
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They are a step down from "Mayday," which signals severe distress.
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"There's always risk" surrounding the central bank's possible signals, Anderson said.
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And despite those signals, the move toward renewables will likely persist.
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Similar unrepeated signals have since been noted elsewhere in the heavens.
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Milinkovitch is still narrowing down exactly what biological signals govern this.
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But the signals from the government are more favourable of late.
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Instruction would be possible only if brain signals were properly understood.
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But there's nothing to suggest that the signals are from aliens.
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Street lights and signals will be out in the areas affected.
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You still need to be careful, to watch for subtle signals.
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The electrical signals can damage the control circuit, the documents say.
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Other signals may assist health officials in different countries prepare responses.
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For most homes, that's more than enough to eliminate weak signals.
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Bluetooth signals send instructions from your feet to the associate wristband.
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But the agreement also signals a win for the pharmaceutical companies.
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Until September 22, signals could scramble with all things communication-related.
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Trump has sent mixed signals about whether he would support it.
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But was this erratic data information generated from onboard signals, i.e.
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Each of those is receiving signals from hundreds of other neurons.
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Mr Trump's mixed signals on scrapping NAFTA add to the confusion.
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Signals above 50 indicate expansion while those under 50 represent contraction.
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The NCSC is part of the domestic GCHQ signals intelligence agency.
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K. officials have been carefully sending signals in the previous months.
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There have already been warning signals coming from the bond market.
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He is the founder and president of The Signals Network Foundation.
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Each tower can only receive signals from about 13 miles away.
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The best example is the party's conflicting signals over Virginia Rep.
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There have been some mixed signals from the administration on that.
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Sending such signals matters more than ever in the tech industry.
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They are a step down from 'Mayday', which signals severe distress.
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According to NASA's Kepler mission, signals have reached 2,326 confirmed exoplanets.
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We've only been sending out signals for the last 80 years.
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The biography that beguiles his supporters is replete with danger signals.
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But given a little time, the brain works out the signals.
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TC: Are you worried about what this program signals to investors?
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Parsing out a feeling from those signals hard, if not impossible.
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Would pristine digital signals make it harder to find unusual stations?
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This signals that investors think prices reflect some near term opportunity.
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Webster says this dynamic signals an important change for the industry.
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That, to Gordon, signals weakness in Netflix relative to the market.
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But there are mixed signals about the strength of the sector.
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The surprising result signals growing discontent with Iraq's sectarian old guard.
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Should transient cell signals be downplayed if there's a university nearby?
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The 10-day festival signals the official start of awards season.
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Anything disrupting the wireless signals in that space will be detected.
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The app also signals the location of the nearest portable defibrillator.
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Typically, communications signals from Earth are set at just one frequency.
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In this case, the cap recorded two kinds of brain signals.
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He dreams of becoming a signals operator in the Russian army.
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The imager detects faint light signals, from city lights to moonlight.
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Still, any reading above 50 signals that services companies are expanding.
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These little branches help signals get from one neuron to another.
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It distorts price signals, stunts productivity growth and keeps Cubans poor.
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This one's repeating radio signals showed the same downward frequency drift.
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Upbeat technical signals would also support greenback's current rally, Upadhyaya said.
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These are all signals the Fed should be paying attention to.
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There have been mixed signals on how much enforcement to do.
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Meanwhile, signals from the ECB look set to help the euro.
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Whatever signals Facebook is studying behind the scenes remain a mystery.
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The signals would act like messages for the arm to move.
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The "X" mark above her left breast signals an impending mastectomy.
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The Trump administration sent mixed signals over the tax agency's budget.
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The retreat signals a heavy blow for Nomura management's international ambitions.
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There's a lot of not wanting to send the wrong signals.
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That's because the signals from gravitational waves are usually incredibly weak.
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The producer is discussing signals to the reporter about Trump's arrival.
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"Before this technology, they relied on human and signals intelligence," Maj.
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They are responding to signals, the challenge has always been communication.
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The usual suspects, widely regarded indicators, are sending out mixed signals.
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And that's not all: EEG can be confused by outside signals.
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As for metals, Goldman says demand signals are still relatively soft.
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Thomas C. Noyes is the founder and CEO of Commerce Signals.
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The move signals the company's ambitions in the connected car space.
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Signals from the new satellite had also yet to be detected.
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Early signals this month point to stabilization and even tentative recovery.
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But there are still some mixed signals from the White House.
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But it also signals that Rosenstein may be in deep trouble.
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Whether the interview signals a new approach remains to be seen.
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The change on social media signals a furthering of that goal.
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Many military drones receive ground-based signals by way of satellite.
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The new enclosure should help with detecting alarm signals as well.
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A reading above 50 indicates growth, and any lower signals contraction.
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The positive signals also triggered a global surge in risk appetite.
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Who's behind the signals, if not the (possibly not) dead Arnold?
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SIGINT stands for signals intelligence, or information collected about foreign powers.
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To me, this signals a wholesale shift in political distortion tactics.
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And we had to use hand signals because it was loud.
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The move signals a possible shift to rein the religious police.
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Trump has given mixed signals on the bill created by Sens.
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The White House has given few signals about any potential leads.
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Thus, the detection of ricin always signals a human-initiated process.
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And like corporate bonds, the market is vulnerable to changing signals.
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That signals "relative strength in a difficult market tape," said Wald.
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At the intersections, heavy old traffic signals swayed on their wires.
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Markets are also parsing through mixed signals from Fed speak overnight.
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But no such signals have been captured since the sub's disappearance.
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These sensors gather these signals from four points on the wrist.
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But even these signals look ready to go up in smoke.
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The latest set of somewhat contradictory signals comes from inflation expectations.
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From infrastructure to applicationsWe've seen the same signals in the past.
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The retreat signals the latest blow for Nomura management's international aspirations.
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Some managers are still weighing what they see as conflicting signals.
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Trump himself has sent mixed signals to Congress on a deal.
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There are strong signals that the summit is back on track.
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Trump has sent mixed signals about whether he supports the deal.
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After digging into the workplace signals, the company spotted a problem.
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However, these signals alone are not enough to buy a stock.
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House Republicans gave conflicting signals about how aggressive they will be.
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L = How long do those civilizations broadcast detectable signals into space?
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Davis signals to his wife, Janet Dafoe, that Whitney is ready.
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They can often send "false signals" about a more serious decline.
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The election of Trump signals this cultural conflagration will heat up.
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Daniel, a former signals intelligence analyst, has become an antiwar campaigner.
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His aggressive apology clearly signals he fundamentally does not get it.
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He let two Walk signals pass while he settled his nerves.
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You know, 'We haven't updated the signals, so that's the delays.
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Blood in wrestling signals something important, something, in Austin's words, special.
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How did they pull faint signals out of millions of tweets?
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Inmates refusing food for days signals the situation's seriousness, she says.
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Instead, Friday's announcement signals a de facto ceding of U.S. oversight.
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How each of these signals interacts with the others is key.
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The decision signals a shift in sponsorship patterns for cultural institutions.
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Yet all the signals of a probable down period are there.
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With her LED lamp, she signals protest chants in Morse code.
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The signals crisscross Ontario Place and shoot off into the world.
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The culmination of multiple recession signals he sees flashing right now.
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But these days, that one-liner signals only one thing: bore.
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How can driverless cars learn to interpret hand and auditory signals?
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Where are the windshield wipers and turn signals and side mirrors?
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But it's available in far more places than Verizon's mmWave signals.
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They tracked these to pair particular nerve signals with particular movements.
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The robot moves based on what those signals say to do.
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"What it signals is a complete lack of imagination," he said.
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Or we've pathologized the signals by saying they're purely biological malfunctions.
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The E-ZPass signals are scrambled so vehicles cannot be identified.
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"Signals," despite the din and modernist austerity, is witty and playful.
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It brings to mind "Signals," Merce Cunningham's landmark dance from 1970.
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"Our 'Aha moments' are literally quiet brain signals," said Dr. Rock.
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On this front, there are mixed signals on the Democratic side.
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To Mr. Lanigan, the casino signals development his hometown desperately needs.
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Antennas couldn't acquire satellite signals before shells smashed to the ground.
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And the directional signals along the path are confusing to cyclists.
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Another device, which resembles a platypus, can pick up electrical signals.
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MANN+HUMMEL's recent investment signals where Second Nature is headed next.
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The markets are trying to digest the confusing signals from Washington.
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You've got some strong signals out of the Climate Leadership Council.
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"Is God Is" signals the arrival of a very good playwright.
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Mr. Trump has sent conflicting signals about his intentions on DACA.
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Banks have gotten mixed signals about marijuana from the federal government.
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The change signals a shift in Vatican power away from Rome.
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He signals misgivings about Nancy Pelosi as the next House speaker.
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Incidents can include problems with signals, tracks, power and sick passengers.
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Signal Twitter ranks tweets based on what the company calls signals.
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Fear isn't fun, but it signals that we are fully human.
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New signals would mean trains running more efficiently and closer together.
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Go deeper: Shrinking German economy signals danger for global financial health
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It signals that the investigation is bearing fruit and moving forward.
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It's a milestone that also signals the campaign becoming more competitive.
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Everything. The magazine's revamped look signals a new chapter in its
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Ms. Nixon's platform also signals its politics with what it ignores.
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Supplying an ally with equipment so outdated signals that we can't.
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GERMANY'S VDA SAYS WE'RE GETTING POSITIVE SIGNALS FROM OUR DOMESTIC MARKET
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A correction signals a 10% decline from the 52-week high.
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Interior officials sent the tribes encouraging signals as recently as May.
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Numerous studies suggest that extra growth signals can speed up aging.
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The fiery debate signals a harsher campaign as Super Tuesday looms.
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That fact signals the continuity between her child and adult selves.
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It also signals to voters that he's still a viable candidate.
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It signals a very cross-discipline and collective way of working.
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But the signals so far do not suggest themes of harmony.
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It will light up and flash its signals when it's ready.
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It also signals a new line of attack against Mr. Sanders.
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And for some, it signals a sign of things to come.
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But Friday's charge signals troubles ahead for those with outstanding bills.
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It also signals Malaysia's determination to make an example of Goldman.
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Banks have gotten mixed signals about marijuana from the federal government.
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"It signals the potential arrival of an unstoppable superbug," said Rep.
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The Trump administration has given mixed signals about the debt ceiling.
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Trump has sent some mixed signals on the Hong Kong protests.
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Although Nitschke called the defensive signals, Wood could seemingly intimidate him.
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Lifting one and not the other often signals disbelief, amusement, curiosity.
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Audio and visual signals let you know the warming is complete.
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An image combiner merged the signals from the camera and pens.
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But Kimmel said that such signals have begun to diversify somewhat.
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The Patriots were found to be improperly taping opponents' coaching signals.
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Then, it signals to you that Amelia has been pregnant before.
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Mr. Wang's arrest certainly signals the need for a different approach.
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Any reading below 100 signals a bear market could be coming.
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It all signals that climate change is already transforming the planet.
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Any reading of the ISM index below 50% signals a contraction.
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Here's what her look signals about Gen Z and shifting femininity.
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It's a catchy shorthand that signals youth and unity and identity.
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The bottom line: None of these are helpful signals for Trump.
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North Macedonia's accession not only signals NATO's continued interest in stability
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Those signals are then transmitted to airlines and air traffic controllers.
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Post nothing to Instagram that signals an emotion other than regret.
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Signals from sensor detectors never made it to the security guards.
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The Valimail study signals that some agencies have missed that deadline.
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We have worrying signals when it comes to Italian, German banks.
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CTRL-labs explores ways for people to communicate using brain signals.
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The nerves then become resistant to the hormonal signals, Aronne explained.
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Trade war troubles But the latest data presented some troubling signals.
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"We rely on a bunch of signals," Dorsey told Hannity Wednesday.
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Admittedly, Nealon signals the speculative nature of many of his assertions.
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The US has given mixed signals about its willingness to talk.
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Once HAL receives these signals, it helps support the person's movements.
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Some price signals are emerging where the problems are most egregious.
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"We have a lot of unsupervised signals as well," he said.
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This moves you closer to your goal, but still signals flexibility.
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Fanning a contestant at a vogue ball signals the utmost admiration.
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Walls, especially thick ones, can also be hell for wireless signals.
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Marriage, for many, signals the start of a new life stage.
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The administration has sent multiple signals on raising the debt limit.
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So it may be lacking signals to serve the correct ads.
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But decoys also must not draw attention with signs or signals.
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They can also turn to the signals directorate for technical guidance.
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It involves a downed plane, misunderstood signals, and even provocative tweets.
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It also signals that she's going to be singing about intimacy.
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That repetition signals that this indictment presents only half a picture.
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It signals that we're seeing him through Jane's point of view.
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HANNITY: If I have 13 minutes written, it&aposs really a 20-minute monologue, because the radio in me comes out and I have the best prompter, I have signals, I&aposll give you my signals.
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They directed the signals into cages with pregnant rats, and then kept the signals focused on the rat pups for 10 minutes on, 10 minutes off, nine hours a day, as they grew for two years.
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Those wireless RF power signals take the exact same path as the original RF signals from the device did, just in the opposite direction, ensuring they arrive exactly where they're needed to efficiently charge a device.
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"The circuit gets those two signals then matches them, according to how it's wired, to control signals that tell the system if a correction is needed to stay on the correct course," Shlizerman told the BBC.
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By buying Linear, Analog is aiming to boost its profitability and increase its share in the fragmented market for analog chips, which process signals such as sound, light and temperature and convert them into digital signals.
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Also, GPS relies on signals from multiple satellites, so in areas where these signals are less accessible — very rural regions and, on the flip side, cities with towering skyscrapers — there can be problems with correct directions.
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Those include repairing tracks to prevent trains from tripping signals to red, sealing leaks that can make signals sputter and improving the delivery of power as part of $202 million in electrical work by Con Edison.
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