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Migacore Technologies uses online signals to better predict travel demand.
Another soldier signals to traffic to turn around and leave.
But all this had sent wrong signals to the Argentines.
Is Trump sending signals to its carriers, like white supremacists?
Nerves use the pumps to produce signals to the brain.
We have this amazing capability to separate signals to noise.
It relies on Bluetooth signals to help find your AirPods.
TC: Are you worried about what this program signals to investors?
The producer is discussing signals to the reporter about Trump's arrival.
Trump himself has sent mixed signals to Congress on a deal.
Davis signals to his wife, Janet Dafoe, that Whitney is ready.
It also signals to voters that he's still a viable candidate.
Then, it signals to you that Amelia has been pregnant before.
So it may be lacking signals to serve the correct ads.
This allowed some signals to travel further before bouncing back to Earth.
President Trump sent mixed signals to GOP lawmakers ahead of each vote.
Jamming the radio signals to the drone does not always work, either.
Traffic lights, for example, would require special signals to direct autonomous vehicles.
Mr. Trump has been giving mixed signals to Russia in recent days.
They use complicated signals to explore their surroundings and establish social relationships.
It also signals to employees that they are allowed to be funny.
Washington sent signals to Yerevan demonstrating its readiness to deepen bilateral dialogue.
In the meantime, the signals to prospective investors are difficult to decipher.
Beijing's signals to its refiners have been mixed, said the two sources.
Inside his home office, on Tuesday, Coletta waits for Zhuhai's signals to appear.
It's expensive to get FM signals to such a small and scattered population.
The company provides signal repeaters to extend wireless signals to fill coverage gaps.
So Trump is definitely not sending any hidden signals to the Israel haters.
At the same time, leptin, which sends "full" signals to the brain, decreases.
They have also developed sophisticated hand signals to help communicate with one another.
Two tracking camera send signals to the each eye's motors through onboard computers.
Each body sends signals to the other, and each modulates its actions accordingly.
New York is calibrating some signals to give bikes priority for green lights.
It's held at the neck and transmits electric signals to a nerve there.
His tired eyes would telegraph distress signals to the television cameras: Help me.
These connections enable neurons to send signals to one another quickly and efficiently.
From there, algorithms decode it and use the signals to manipulate a machine.
The government would later extend Wi-Fi signals to public places across the country.
When a neuron fires, it sends signals to connected neurons in the layer above.
Those devices are actively sending out signals to nearby phones, masquerading as cell towers.
These devices transform sound waves into electrical signals, to stimulate the auditory nerve directly.
One is the ability to send audio signals to two separate Bluetooth devices simultaneously.
In these cases, it signals to a human operator, who can complete the task.
The number of ways into cars has proliferated, from cell phone signals to dongles.
A computer then decodes these signals to produce clear sentences with a speech synthesizer.
During the early morning auctions, traders use hand signals to buy and sell fish.
Correction:  The Optimizer Smart System delivers non-excitatory electrical signals to the right ventricle.
LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Margrethe Vestager is sending mixed signals to scale-hungry European corporates.
In reality, though, they'll be serving as provocative "signals" to a supposedly expansionist Russia.
They can send wrong signals to the market and lead to severe unintended consequences.
These are small signals, to be sure, but every springtime starts with green shoots.
The app, called TraceTogether, uses Bluetooth signals to detect mobile phones that are nearby.
This signals to the Taliban that the U.S. is serious about negotiating an exit.
So we want to get those price signals to consumers and distributed power producers.
Her subtle smiles and eye rolls are signals to the audience, but also warnings.
Maybe a person's survivors gave signals to obituary writers not to broach this subject.
She said she wished the authority would improve the signals to streamline train traffic.
North Korean provocations often appear to be timed as signals to the outside world.
Your eyes relay signals to the visual centers in the back of your brain.
Sending hazard-warning signals to self-driving cars threading their way through traffic, for example.
It also signals to its competition that its camera tech is worth taking seriously, too.
But Facebook suggests it might have more powerful signals to use to filter the inbox.
Then, you turn the gadget on and it starts sending electrical signals to your brain.
The vagus nerve transmits signals to the brain, telling it what and when to learn.
Beck signals to Bee that he is introspective about this, without naming any of it.
Local authorities have installed temporary protective shades at traffic signals to provide shade to motorists.
It signals to potential customers that it believes its good food will bring it success.
With proper implementation, such a device could correct faulty signals to mend a cognitive impairment.
Israeli company Vayyar has built sensors that use radio frequency signals to create 3D scans.
What that signals to me is that Franken -- at least initially -- didn't really get it.
It "sees" the moon's far side and can relay data signals to and from Earth.
It sends a series of signals to the world's bad actors, who will inevitably react.
What that signals to me is that markets were maybe expecting something even more hawkish.
Suppliers of look-alike WiFi connections use their signals to gain entrance to mobile devices.
Hartnett said the signals to watch are peak positioning, peak profits and peak policy stimulus.
Externally, Bolton's banishment signals to global counterparts that he may not be worth engaging with.
It signals to them that despite his blunders, Trump is still ultimately on their side.
"It's important to send the right signals, to do the right thing," Mr. Webber said.
"A nuclear weapons facility has very visible signals to the outside world," Mr. Bermudez said.
That signals to your uterus that it's time to shed the uterine lining, causing contractions.
The receiver just needs to pick up at least four signals to trilaterate your position.
Having the CEO work in the same room signals to them "I'm with you," Bailey said.
Facebook says it will use these and other signals to populate a dashboard of dubious stories.
The system will allow phone signals to penetrate along the length of the transport network's tunnels.
"In these cases, it signals to a human operator, who can complete the task," says Google.
This signals to your phone and computer that they should pull information from the same account.
They will then convert the time it takes the signals to arrive into a height measurement.
By holding some of the worst offenders accountable, we can send clear signals to autocrats everywhere.
Criticism like Ingraham's signals to conservative Fox viewers that the president isn't as tough as advertised.
These are then transmitted via radio signals to vibrating devices attached to musicians' wrists or ankles.
" Antos: "I view this mostly as ... signals to the insurance companies that things might get better.
The Trump administration on Thursday offered conflicting signals to Asian allies over North Korea's nuclear threat.
Fasting signals to the body to start burning stores of fat for fuel, the researchers said.
Along with them goes our ability to detect sound and send noise signals to the brain.
It signals to businesses that they should disrupt these communities and outsource more of their work.
We use community flagging, age-restrictions, and other signals to identify and filter out potentially inappropriate content.
The first is that medical schools are looking at the wrong signals to determine who they accept.
As your cells lose water, they send signals to the brain indicating that they need more H2O.
The algorithm interprets more than one hundred thousand "signals" to make its decisions about what users see.
In any case, when he says it, it signals to other people that it's OK to believe.
It will also send the right signals to global market participants who are infused with ample liquidity.
It immediately signals to the viewer that the space is taking an expansive, inclusive view of gender.
It also sends negative signals to poorer parents who may be unaware of all the subsidies available.
The axons here carry signals to many of the brain's circuits that have been linked to depression.
Publishers constantly gather data and analyze signals to optimize content for trending stories, timing and unique headlines.
While they spoke, Farley gave the toll taker "eye signals" to alert them that something was wrong.
The company uses a few different signals to determine what qualifies as "personally informative" for each user.
We have invested in systems that use content-based signals to help identify new videos for removal.
The turntable itself has an IR transmitter and the app tells the turntable which signals to send.
When you move, these nerves send signals to the brain, which then creates the perception of soreness.
The plant sends signals to a wheeled transport that rolls back and forth trying to find light.
Budget are also signals to the bureaucracy about the scope and direction of existing and new programs.
This could send signals to Russia, that there is a fragmentation in priorities within the NATO structure.
Unsurprisingly, this appeals to political campaigns looking to leverage data signals to determine a voter's political affiliation.
"Males benefit by passing signals to the female through the wall of the copulatory duct," said Arnqvist.
Equally important, the ruling signals to other states that restrictive laws will not be allowed to stand.
But we may actually require some amount of the supposedly dangerous "pro-oxidant" signals to stay healthy.
Cytokines are proteins that serve as signals to the body to ramp up its infection-fighting machinery.
His plan for the subway calls for speeding up the installation of new signals to increase capacity.
"That signals to me a campaign -- but how organized it is, is hard to say," Kruger said.
The system involves transponders that receive signals to warn engineers when their trains are exceeding the speed.
Scientists used those signals to project where magma might erupt, and planners evacuated residents in that area.
As the birds migrated between Denmark and Central Africa, they sent signals to satellites showing their location.
Mr. Byford said he would push for the signals to be finished in the next few months.
SpotOn uses GPS signals to let you set a fence for your dog anywhere in the world.
Exercise signals to the body to create more pathways to bring oxygen to the heart, Prescott added.
We understand YouTube will use a combination of human curation and algorithmic signals to make these determinations.
Further, the report predicts new attacks that "subvert" the signals to autonomous vehicles, causing them to crash.
Allowing him to retire rather than be fired would send all the wrong signals to government employees.
Nonetheless, quants are well aware of this, and are constantly scouring markets for new signals to mine.
Whether you like it or not, the clothing you wear instantly communicates signals to other people's subconscious.
"This budget ... signals to the world that the Trump foreign policy is one of disengagement," Engel said.
Researchers are using artificial intelligence–enabled smart traffic signals to improve traffic flow, which reduces carbon emissions.
Instead, what typically happens is that Cfius signals to the acquirer that it will recommend against the transaction.
It takes about 20 minutes for the stomach to send signals to the brain that it is full.
Seeing buzzy diet words like "keto" or "Paleo," signals to people that they're automatically making a healthier choice.
But WhatsApp also uses a number of other signals to determine the probability that a message contains spam.
The algorithm will then translate the code back into electrical signals to be sent up into the brain.
They even checked the code that translated the raw signals to the peaks and identification of specific molecules.
It has small vibration motors that send signals to distract Lawton's brain from trying to create the tremors.
We don't need to interpret hand signals to know where this administration stands on racism and white supremacy.
The fungal cells also send chemical signals to the ant's brain, causing the host to do something strange.
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"It blocks the signals to the device, so that, for example, it can't be remotely wiped," Aquilina explained.
"This agreement sends positive signals to any potential investor for the rest of Tata's UK business," he added.
PRP, he speculated, could be sending signals to stem cells in the ovaries that produce oocytes to regenerate.
When the user moves, the MMS signals to the robot's 29 body parts (including 10 fingers) to move.
Stuver: The data analysis methods used a catalog of predicted gravitational wave signals to compare to our data.
They send powerful signals to our DNA that help quell inflammation and promote resilience at the cellular level.
The pudendal nerve is a large, sensitive nerve that allows someone's genitals to send signals to their brain.
For one, the North's missiles use tracking radar and wireless telemetry signals to provide missile test flight information.
Now we know why: Ford was testing light signals to communicate with pedestrians, bicyclists and other human drivers.
Other regulations require turn signals to be self-canceling when the steering wheel is turned back to straight.
HAND SIGNALS To coordinate amid the crowd chaos, protesters rapidly formed human chains that passed supplies as needed.
It will also send out signals to some PA systems, such as at government buildings, schools, and hospitals.
Billions of devices, including your smartphone, carry a receiver that locks onto the signals to calculate your location.
However, if you use these phrases often and routinely it signals to others that you are not confident.
When early mammals mated, the clitoris could send signals to the brain, triggering hormones that released an egg.
Zelensky has expressed interest in having Ukraine apply for NATO membership while also sending mixed signals to Russia.
The DOJ's reversal of positions signals to lawmakers that there is a degree of tolerance for voting discrimination.
Kupato sat in the front seat next to the driver, using peremptory hand signals to direct the way.
But those things are really complicated signals to combine, but what matters is bringing them to what's new.
The API looks at job titles, skill and other signals to match job seekers to the right positions.
He's extremely cute, and sends some signals to Kate that he might enjoy a date with her sometime.
But its more aggressive military posture and other moves regarding the Natunas are nonetheless sending signals to China.
Financial professionals who handle these situations regularly say there are some tell-tale signals to watch out for.
The band, which looks like a big and unfashionable watch, beams the signals to a phone or computer.
I found all three in Grace and Frankie, which signals (to me at least) that it's worth watching.
However this process plays out, the public unveiling of an impeachment inquiry sends important signals to multiple audiences.
In the field, he stays as quiet as possible, relying on hand signals to communicate with fellow hunters.
Electronic warfare is the use of radio, infrared or radar signals to confuse or disable an adversary's electronics.
These measures, the thinking goes, will give clearer signals to markets and help money flow into worthy investments.
They found that the fungi somehow sensed the predators and sent signals to other parts of their bodies.
Umbrellium in the UK has developed Starling Crossing, a pedestrian crossing that uses lights and signals to direct traffic.
An author can "choose not to warn," which signals to the reader that they enter at their own risk.
People can sign on to a specific campaign, which signals to Westminster what issues have a groundswell of support.
Plus, you can do this every day for many years, without your brain sending you any signals to stop.
This signals to Kim that Trump may talk a big game, but he will settle for a lot less.
During a seizure, neurons misfire and send an abnormally large and quick surge of electrical signals to the brain.
Dan Connolly, a senior associate, wanted to see if those were strong enough signals to get everyone to disconnect.
More specifically, the nerve cells in your hand sense the heat and send pain signals to your spinal cord.
An attacker could theoretically increase or decrease dosages, send electrical signals to a patient, or disable vital sign monitoring.
For its part, Facebook will use a variety of signals to identify stories that are likely to be false.
It is activated on impact, sending signals to satellites which are then relayed to monitoring stations on the ground.
Yes, but: Waymo, it's worth noting, has not equipped its cars with any special signals to communicate vehicle intent.
This means stronger carbon-price signals to incentivise clean-energy investment and technology rather than subsidies for polluting fuels.
It also signals to competitors—without engaging in collusion—when the market is deteriorating, enabling them to adjust accordingly.
Nissan uses the example of a police officer using hand signals to direct a vehicle around a car accident.
Pepe's a favorite of right-wing trolls, sure, but it's also a dog whistle that signals to white nationalists.
The increase is a tragedy, and signals to experts that we need better traffic infrastructure to keep pedestrians safe.
At the bottom of each brick column is a Linux controller that signals to the bricks when to move.
There are enough real-time signals to be able to link specific activities/events with changes in air quality.
Coinbase generates the encryption keys that control clients' cryptocurrency inside a tent, which blocks electromagnetic signals to prevent snooping.
They're also introducing something called a Forward Indicator, which signals to users that they are receiving a forwarded message.
"We'll use the reports from our community, along with other signals, to send stories to these organizations," Mosseri writes.
A startup is a dream, no different than improving Excel's formula editor or adding traffic signals to an intersection.
Lou signals to two muscly Italian gentlemen in flashy suits, who go outside and remove Snow from the premises.
This gadget receives HDTV and digital signals to broadcast local, national, and regional programs — minus the lofty cable subscription.
Treasury's brief thus signals to the world that the United States tolerates stateless income tax planning practiced against others.
But at the distance of MU2628, it takes over 28503 hours for light (and radio signals) to reach us!
Alt Mode, which stands for Alternative Mode, allows non-USB signals to be carried through a USB-C cable.
Yes, there are signals to regain weight, but he wondered how many extra calories people were driven to eat.
"It signals to users that the App Store is a place to check throughout the week," Mr. Mueller said.
Like the broader Saudi spat with Canada, it is about the Saudis sending strong signals to the international community.
That signals to everyone nearby that they may have heard sounds of life and to be silent. http://bit.
The pouch allows phone signals to get through, so someone can feel a phone vibrate when a message arrives.
By either expressing or ignoring human rights concerns, they send important signals to would-be autocrats and dissidents alike.
So, if someone enjoys being spanked or doing the spanking, the dopamine release signals to the brain to continue.
They also seemingly discovered a unique type of neuron responsible for transmitting vocal motor signals to the auditory cortex.
These visually stunning accoutrements are often used as signals to attract mates, or as inbuilt weapons against sexual rivals.
Print also supports readers through difficult content via signals to organization like paragraphs and headings, conventions missing from audio.
Her brain still sends signals to the right hand even though she is writing with her left, she said.
That signals to patients and physicians that they should make an individual decision based on patient preferences and circumstances.
The city could also get serious about using technology that can turn traffic signals to green for buses only.
"We've sent very clear and blunt signals to the Iranian government about the potential consequences of aggression," Rood said.
They send out broad signals, like television signals, to any cells in the body with the capability to respond.
They send signals to two blobs of cells that constitute a pretty basic brain (some argue the first one).
Once the monkeys started using the signals to grab the right objects, the researchers shuffled them into new assignments.
It actually signals to Facebook you're engaging with the comment and the person, and will steer content your way appropriately.
This step is crucial because it signals to the dinosaur during the training that Blue has completed the correct action.
Environmental factors like stress modify our genes, by sending chemical signals to our DNA that switches them on and off.
So it starts to regenerate tissue and send all these signals to it and start the healing from the inside.
The globe combines tracking data compiled by GPS and Argos Doppler, electronic tags that send signals to polar-orbiting satellites.
Through our thalamus, which holds all of our sensory information, our bodies send signals to various parts of our brains.
The Boston Red Sox, a baseball team, are under investigation for illegally relaying signals to players using an Apple Watch.
President Donald Trump gave some positive signals to market players in June, after agreeing to restart trade talks with China.
Though someone may be paralyzed, their brain continues to think about walking and creating the signals to command this action.
Additionally, the process automatically signals to the advisor when it's time to update the plan or make mid-course corrections.
In the right circumstances, however, Li-Fi's use of light rather than radio signals to transmit data has its advantages.
The idea would be to implant tiny electrodes onto nerves that could deliver signals to correct dysfunction that causes disease.
It signals to your community and the wider world that you have taken control of how you will be referenced.
But every once in a while, the ISS has an announced "event" where it broadcasts signals to amateur radio enthusiasts.
Hubbard that a man who repeatedly flashed lewd hand signals to a young female driver was not expressing protected speech.
Had the boat not been under repair, it likely would have been launched, sending potential nuclear warning signals to Beijing.
Another type is central sleep apnea, where the brain doesn't send the right signals to the muscles that control breathing.
" Researchers also found damage to the optic nerve, which delivers visual signals to the brain to be analyzed and "seen.
Since the dawn of spaceflight, most spacecraft have communicated by sending radio signals to each other and to ground stations.
The administration has sent mixed signals to insurers, said Cynthia Cox, a health policy expert with the Kaiser Family Foundation.
This signals to the elected officials that it was an actual constituent and not a computer that created that message.
"We hope that investors will give the same signals to Equinor which they have given to Shell," van Baal said.
An individual neuron can be connected to dozens or hundreds of others, and can pass electrical signals to and fro.
Competitive electricity markets use price signals to incentivize the efficient exit and entry of electricity providers to meet customers' needs.
As the last line of defense, Thompson has the responsibility to shout defensive signals to get each Giant properly aligned.
"There's a part of our brain that sends the signals to our body, and it's really smart," Mr. Coates said.
It's one of the clearest signals to date of who's considering a run for the White House in 2628: staffing.
In moments like this, Kwon signals to the reader in Freudian dream-terms just what's at stake between these men.
It's alarmingly uncomfortable, frigid, and unfamiliar, the sort of situation that sends signals to your brain urging you to stop.
Critics say such concerns are signals to the Hindu majority that the nation is for them, not Muslims and Christians.
Your body sends signals to the nervous system that blood needs to be circulated to different parts of your body.
Those signals to plant more continue until growers plant too much and the supply is greater than the market demands.
Munaf, who was part of the chase team, used hand signals to direct his brother to the new meeting point.
But they have every right to expect a more prudent Maddon when he signals to the pen in a crisis.
At issue were chips known as preamps, used in sending signals to and from disks that store data in drives.
Ms. Kolokathis's lack of instant response silently signals to Ms. Smith that she is busy, so Ms. Smith stops texting.
Renaming the school after Ms. Wells-Barnett also signals to students, especially black women, that they have a place there.
"You send signals to your body, saying, 'Oh my god I'm so dry, produce more oil,' then you get acne.'"
Felser, a serial entrepreneur, hopes the benefit signals to founders that time spent on self-care is time well spent.
D.B.S. relies on implanting electrodes that produce steady flows of low-energy signals to a specific brain area deemed troublesome.
Catchers use hand signals to tell pitchers whether to throw a fast ball, curve ball, or another type of pitch.
Yet even though the F-35 procurement sends strong signals to China, analysts agree that Singapore is sending them carefully.
The biggest cheating scandal was "Spygate," in which the Patriots filmed opponents' offensive and defensive play signals to study them.
"Emotional stress can certainly trigger those same nervous system signals to increase sweating in those areas as well," Bowers says.
He is sending signals to both sides suggesting he supports their cause, while remaining coy about his actual policy positions.
Gómez found herself attracted to the branching, tree-like figures that can be seen everywhere, from electrical signals to arteries.
But it's not clear that Trump is deliberately sending signals to the alt-right that he's still on their team.
Well, he didn't actually "say" that -- 'cause he can't talk -- but he definitely used hand signals to convey the message.
The toxin comes along and attaches onto these channels, disrupting the ability of the nerves to send signals to muscle fibers.
To localize a burst, they need to detect it with several telescopes and compare the signals to determine its exact position.
An interface device processed and amplified the weak signals emitted by plants, and then transmitted these signals to the robotic device.
The terminals, in turn, will transmit WiFi, LTE, and 3G signals to devices like cellphones and computers, even on the move.
Facebook's new setup also adds short-range wireless signals to the mix, taking the traditional security key system one step further.
It transmits both power and soundwaves—transformed into electromagnetic signals—to an implant just inside the skull, next to the ear.
It sends electrical signals to parts of the brain called the basal ganglia, which are associated with control of voluntary movement.
Then I suddenly realized that my companions were all using hand signals to one another as they each putted in turn.
But the emphasis on Richard Croft signals to fans like Adams that this will be a safe Hollywood movie, after all.
Here's how it works: The brain sends signals to the adrenal gland, which secretes hormones such as adrenaline, epinephrine and norepinephrine.
The processor then sends appropriate signals to actuators located in various places around the craft's airframe, to control its mechanical systems.
With stretching, the signals to defecate will become weaker, which can lead to accidents and leakage, an expert told Popular Science.
He speculated that both types of sounds were important for sending signals to others, but was unsure if this was true.
Trump's selections will be the first signals to anxious international allies about the direction he plans to take U.S. foreign policy.
The drone is also capable of gesture recognition, meaning it can read hand signals to operate without input from the controller.
Scientists plan to investigate whether ultimately they could purposely use VLF signals to push this excess radiation farther away from Earth.
The satellite-based GPS NextGen system no longer constrains flights to use ground-based navigation stations that broadcast signals to airplanes.
These scientists purposefully create fake signals to make sure the collaboration can discern what real measurements are supposed to look like.
"Clothing is an important way for individuals to provide signals to prospective matches," Dr. Jessica Carbino, a sociologist for Tinder says.
"We started with delivering news signals to dealing room environments with our platform," Owlin co-founder and CEO Sjoerd Leemhuis recalls.
The Optimizer Smart System, created by Impulse Dynamics, monitors heart activity and delivers non-excitatory electrical signals to the right ventricle.
For example, plants use electrical signals to regulate the distribution of charged molecules across their membranes, which causes leaves to curl.
We then linked the decoded signals to the stimulation of specific hotspots in the spinal cord that induced the walking movement.
A U.S. withdrawal from Paris signals to investors and other countries that the U.S. has little interest in capturing that market.
ESET's engine uses a cloud-based repository of known malicious binaries along with pattern analysis and other signals to assess apps.
Spectrum enables our wireless ecosystem, powering everything from our radio and broadcast signals to mobile Internet data and home wireless networks.
He signals to Trenton that they've been burned and have to flee, but never shows up at their designated meeting place.
Trump encouraged North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un to release all hostages, saying it would send positive signals to the world.
These stem cells are thought to operate by secreting molecular signals to the surrounding heart, not by turning into heart muscle.
The Taptic engine is far, far more advanced and can offer different signals to the user based on what they're doing.
They argue that seed investors who do not follow on in their companies, present negative signals to the wider fund environment.
One study published in the Academy of Management indicated that emotional ambivalence signals to people that they're in an unusual environment.
They found that toxic, bioluminescent fireflies transmit multi-sensory warning signals to echolocating bats, in an effort to warn them off.
The target was followed by substantial subsidies for wind and solar power designed to create artificial market signals to increase generation.
He frequently signals to his supporters that his disavowals of white-nationalist groups and other right-wing racists are not genuine.
The user must spend years in vigorous auditory-verbal training to learn to decode the signals to understand sound and speech.
Now, it is linking 5G signals to brain cancer, infertility, autism, heart tumors and Alzheimer's disease — claims that lack scientific support.
To work best, 5G needs what's called low-band spectrum, because it allows signals to travel farther than high-band spectrum.
These appendages clearly overlap and link individuals in the fossilized chains, and perhaps allowed tactile or pheromone signals to be exchanged.
Energy majors need stable public policies and predictable pricing signals to accelerate long-term investments in low-carbon products and technologies.
Ben Casselman of the NYT has a handy guide on what signals to look out for and whether they're showing danger.
Rather, their campaigns are intended as signals to Trump-skeptical Republicans that they're not alone in their opposition to the president.
The operations alter brain signals that control weight and appetite and change hundreds of nerve and hormonal signals to the brain.
But since you now all wear carabiners as key chains, we lesbians no longer have any private signals to each other.
"In private ... we've sent very clear and blunt signals to the Iranian government about the potential consequences of aggression," Rood said.
Twitter also tweaked its search using "behavioral signals" to push down more tweets that "distort and detract" from conversations and searches.
"In private … we've sent very clear and blunt signals to the Iranian government about the potential consequences of aggression," Rood said.
That essentially signals to farmers that they shouldn't cede too much acreage to other crops at the expense of soybeans, says Smithmier.
For example, sensitive structures in the inner ear vibrate when you move, sending signals to the brain that you are in motion.
"But I would be lying if I said I didn't want these signals to turn out to be dark matter," said Linden.
Theories about the true reasoning behind the shutdown range from an accidental interception of military signals to captured proof of alien life.
One of these antennas, dubbed ARIES, is designed to beam signals to rural areas from cities up to two dozen miles away.
Even if you're excited because it signals to you the miracle of life is happening – it's still our bodies and it's sensitive!
Apple is also giving users more control over location data, and limiting apps that can use wireless signals to gather location data.
But none of this debate is well served when Trump signals to our citizens that our troops are not wholly our own.
Simple references to pizza, cheese, and sauce (regarding, let's remember, a pizzeria) were twisted into coded signals to a sex-trafficking ring.
Google, through its Project Loon, aims to use a constellation of balloons to beam down wireless signals to places that lack connectivity.
The remarks followed the release of the minutes for the Fed's April meeting, which sounded remarkably clear hawkish signals to the market.
Totemic Labs is building a device that resembles an Amazon Echo that uses wireless signals to identify and respond to falls automatically.
" "We get a couple of back to back months of weaker reports and that starts to send some signals to the market.
"We are waiting for those two signals to basically move forward," he said, adding he expected the Board's approval early next year.
As Hack a Day notes, varying differences in the atmosphere allow for signals to jump even further from their point of origin.
It was tested in ESA's Compact Antenna Test Facility, an anechoic chamber where foam-covered walls absorb radio signals to simulate space.
Jason-3 is designed to bounce radio waves off the ocean and time how long it takes the reflected signals to return.
The company says in government documents that wiring to a sensor can come loose, cutting off signals to an air bag computer.
PwC's findings come amid ongoing debate about the health of the low-end consumer, who has been sending mixed signals to retailers.
"If you can beam satellite signals to a SNES, you can probably run Slack on it," the engineer said in a post.
In that case, the design will be used along with other signals to verify that the picture has been copied or misused.
A 2006 United Nations treaty had tasked African countries with making the switch from snowy, unreliable analog signals to digital by 2015.
Leakage is, in short, when a violent perpetrator signals to people in his circle that he is planning an act of violence.
When someone has MS, immune cells cause inflammation that damages myelin, a layer of fat that allows nerve signals to transmit information.
The antennae could make use of beam steering (or beamforming), a technology used to more accurately direct wireless signals to connected devices.
There's folate in vegetables, which produces dopamine, which sends pleasure signals to the brain, according to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Mesmer then employs its own signals to take command of the drone itself, ordering it to divert, land or return to base.
This is the crux of why you can't have this go on: You're sending two completely different signals to your foreign partner.
If something seems wrong, the tuft cells could send signals to the immune system and other tissues to help coordinate a response.
When everything in your environment signals to you that your basic worth is in question, it is difficult to resist that impulse.
London's Heathrow Airport appears to have worked out how to jam drone signals to stop climate-change protesters from disrupting its airspace.
The handlebar is intended for gripping with only one hand, allowing riders to give hand signals to others with their free hand.
These local efforts send important signals to energy providers and investors, and complement advocacy for crucial public policies like the Paris Agreement.
In other words, Team Obama would tie the hands of the U.S. military and send all the wrong signals to our enemies.
One could follow sites identified by Julius Caesar in his logs and use the biotic signals to find sites worth geoarchaeological exploration.
Scientists believe that the cancer sends signals to put the brakes on our T-cells, which are the ones that fight disease.
Sensors would track residents' every movement to optimize everything from traffic signals to underground armies of robots delivering parcels and discarding trash.
Yet Trump contradicted Fauci anyway, muddling his own administration's messaging and sending unclear signals to the general public during a national crisis.
It's possible that each type of fiber feeds a particular set of bacteria, which send their own important signals to our bodies.
Washington's non-committal stance, along with efforts to broker a deal with Iran, should serve as very loud signals to Saudi Arabia.
And if he wants to switch the signs, he simply signals to Sanchez or Romine which variation on the card to employ.
And to protect us from our own irrational brains, that send us repeated, insistent signals to make big decisions during a crisis.
Craven and vindictive firings of his putative enemies, blatant signals to the Department of Justice that it's his way or the highway.
A slew of economic indicators has sent mixed signals to markets at the start of 2016 over the health of China's economy.
He told The New York Times in 2671 that satellites would bring television signals to even the most rural parts of India.
Photoreceptors at the backs of your eyes pick up light and send corresponding electrical signals to the suprachiasmatic nucleus, in your brain.
The FCC spent part of this year buying wireless spectrum, the invisible frequencies that carry signals to mobile devices, from broadcast stations.
Each person has about 5 million skin receptors that register what's happening on the body's surface and send signals to the brain.
Restricted mode relies on "community flagging, age restrictions and other signals" to identify which videos to filter, according to an official description.
What Sanders signals to his voters in the weeks to come could be critical to Clinton's ability to win them over later.
If you're not reading the signals to keep pace with evolving customer needs and new technologies, you won't come out on top.
Combined with micro electrodes, it records and transmits impulses in the part of the brain where signals to move the leg originate.
The investigation found the team had recorded and replayed the video of an opposing catcher's hand signals to decode the upcoming pitches.
His performance was intended to send the appropriate signals to elites, not to demonstrate that he'd developed expertise in global affairs overnight.
"It signals to me that Dropbox is having success in getting paying users on higher tier offerings," DA Davidson analyst Rishi Jaluria said.
Instead, I expect Apple will use smoke signals to clearly demonstrate that it intends to remain at the cutting edge of 5G deployment.
Vessels increasingly rely on devices that employ satellite signals to find a location or keep exact time, including the Global Positioning System (GPS).
"We are using a wide range of signals to compute scores," said Onur Varel, a Northeastern University researcher who worked on the project.
This signals to the lender to take extra caution in verifying their ID every time a new account is opened in their name.
Certain pre-coded videos played on Pornhub will send signals to these wireless devices, recreating the action on screen with motors and actuators.
It's called LinkNYC, and each "Link" is a nine-and-a-half-foot tall futuristic mini-monolith that beams wifi signals to all.
The team has also built interscatter into some prototype credit cards that recycle signals to communicate with a payment system or each other.
Ewaldsson said Ericsson was hoping to become the market leader again in radio base stations that send signals to connect devices to networks.
Having a hub in China signals to the community that Australia is eager to talk, he suggested, whether to investors or other startups.
The implants communicated with each other through a computer and enabled brain signals to jump over the point of injury along the spine.
Although climate risks have risen, insurance premiums and borrowing costs—two signals to which the real economy responds—have not grown much costlier.
Without a direct line of sight with Earth, there's no simple way to get radio signals to spacecraft on the lunar far side.
Unless there is again, it's okay to do some selling, but otherwise, maybe just sit tight and wait for those signals to buy.
That means it's capable of receiving signals from the human brain and, paired with the right surgical implants, transmitting signals to the brain.
"He is sending big signals to the people who voted for him — and they did feel left out," said Democratic strategist Joe Trippi.
Instagram might draw from a larger pool of content by not requiring formal submission, but restrict itself to fewer signals to index content.
That can be catastrophic if the plane's sensor erroneously signals to the plane that it is in a stall when it is not.
The retina is the layer of nerve cells at the back of the eye that senses light and sends signals to the brain.
It uses magnetic signals to enable a mobile device to communicate with a regular credit card terminal in order to make the payment.
However, Senate HELP Committee staffers provided strong signals to advocates that it would take up the STAR Act swiftly in the 21625th Congress.
Available now, SuperSwipe is a button that signals to a potential match that you want to match before they even swipe on you.
Above all, researchers are working hard on a wide range of new implants for sending and receiving signals to and from the brain.
A diverse legislative workplace adds legitimacy, and signals to constituents that their diverse experiences matter and are brought to bear in legislative deliberations.
Transmitting radio signals to other ham operators in the Caribbean, Resto and his shortwave brethren traded National Hurricane Center reports on Maria's position.
But her work is more likely to involve examining soil under a microscope than sending signals to the outer reaches of the cosmos.
They say that seemingly anodyne references to the Constitution and its interpretation can also be signals to the right of opposition to abortion.
The pacemaker transmitted electric signals to the heart through wires that passed through the patient's chest, and which could be removed without surgery.
"Crucially you can say, &aposI don&apost want those signals to be sent to Facebook or shared with Facebook again&apos," he added.
Declaring an emergency signals to governments that the situation is serious and that international help and cooperation are needed to contain the outbreak.
More broadly, it signals to the region that the United States is not giving up on trade, despite Mr. Trump's sometimes harsh words.
"Adenosine tends to be sedative ... and one of the signals to fall asleep is that adenosine builds up in the brain," Swift said.
It's most often caused by airway obstructions, but also often due to the brain not sending proper signals to the muscles controlling breathing.
But more than that, it signals to Democrats running in November's midterms that association with party figureheads may hurt more than it helps.
"It signals to the market, 'Hey the feeding frenzy is back on, go out and do whatever you want to do', " he said.
Wu said Geta finds spaces by transmitting signals to a computer containing a map which then directs the robot to an available spot.
How it works: Fixed wireless bases beam internet signals to receivers located in homes and offices, where the majority of traffic is consumed.
Personally, I need all sorts of maybe-silly signals to my brain that it is now in work mode instead of home mode.
Personally, I need all sorts of maybe-silly signals to my brain that it is now in work mode instead of home mode.
Marin Cilic, the player Bjorkman coaches, was sending little signals to his team box that the blister on his left foot had returned.
We still haven't cracked the neural code: that is, how networks of neurons use electrical and chemical signals to store and transmit information.
It carried a Saudi Arabian communications satellite that will relay television, internet and mobile phone signals to the Middle East, Africa and Europe.
The platform enables brands to use real-time data signals to make effective marketing decisions across more than one billion mobile consumers worldwide.
It signals to the journalists who report it and the audiences who consume it that they're getting a partial, even insincere, version of events.
"More importantly, it signals to the country our commitment to long-term solutions in meeting the very real challenges of climate change," he said.
It works on the molecular level, bonding to taste receptors on your tongue and blocking signals to your brain that translate to perceiving bitterness.
The holocaust survivor tells PEOPLE how Antonina devised a clever system of signals to alert the houseguests of danger when German soldiers were nearby.
Thus, dialogue is embedded in the sentences without quotation marks or other grammatical signals to differentiate between his words and the words of others.
Cable companies, which pay broadcasters to retransmit TV signals to their customers, say the local TV market consolidation raises their costs and harms consumers.
Stress can be a good thing—it signals to us that a change needs to be made or a conversation needs to be had.
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.
The transmitter powers up when it touches stomach acid, and signals to an iPod-sized device via a patch stuck to the patient's belly.
Each microprocessor is equipped with certain "behavioral rules" that tell the Pixies how often and how quickly they should send signals to surrounding Pixies.
That glass window seemed like the only opening for wireless signals to get out through, and it was super annoying on a daily basis.
In electrical systems, a relay detects abnormal conditions and instantly sends signals to circuit breakers to open and isolate the problem, Con Ed explained.
This exercise signals to the hopeful candidates that they are in a competition, and thus the world will know whether they win or lose.
The device transmits sonar signals to track users' finger gestures on surfaces, which are then collected and translated to control designated appliances and applications.
That leaves US foreign policy as a mess of contradictions and confusion, undermining the confidence of allies and sending dangerously murky signals to enemies.
Trump has sent mixed signals to Capitol Hill on two of his biggest priorities, the repeal and replacement of ObamaCare and comprehensive tax reform.
Fatal familial insomnia cripples the thalamus, the region of the brain that funnels sensory signals to the neocortex, which is thought to mediate consciousness.
Instead of turning sound into electrical signals to be transmitted to the brain, as current cochlear implants do, this technique turns sound into light.
It profiles all its users, and even tracks non-users' web browsing habits, continually harvesting digital usage signals to feed its ad targeting algorithms.
"People love trackpads because it signals to them, it's kind of like my phone — versus, like, a joystick or a D-pad," says Nartker.
And from what we know, it signals to a part of the brain called the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), which acts like a master clock.
Without this differentiation, there are weak market signals to reward companies for investing in cybersecurity or allow more secure products to gain market share.
The donors' signals to Schumer come as they are increasingly frustrated with former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign, which has lagged behind Warren, Sen.
Within the prefrontal cortex of the brain, she found damage to the glutamatergic system, which makes it difficult for neural signals to be transmitted.
Tria stressed the importance of infrastructure projects to help growth, saying "we must reopen public works quickly" to avoid giving "mixed signals to investors".
The motions were signals to Munchkin: With a split-second glance, he gained the statistically significant advantage of knowing numbers likely to be excluded.
The 22001-foot-tall antenna once stood atop the north tower of the World Trade Center, transmitting signals to televisions across New York City.
Whether intentionally or not, the timing of Cohen's plea deal will likely send a few signals to the president, other witnesses, and the public.
London's Heathrow Airport, Europe's busiest airport, appears to have worked out how to jam drone signals to stop climate-change protesters from grounding flights.
I think he gets a prime slot as long as he signals to the Clinton camp that he will support her in broad outline.
A MOPR on renewables, by this way of looking at things, restores accurate price signals to capacity markets, ensuring that they properly vouchsafe reliability.
Constellations served as their Google Maps, and the moons of Saturn sent their brains pulsating cosmic signals to head in the direction of Nevada.
His reign so far has been a series of signals to the world and to China itself that business as-was is now over.
The body resists long-term calorie restriction by sending signals to our brains that trigger a craving for food, making diets prone to failure.
When Soviet warplanes bombed Iasi, Romanian authorities accused Iasi's Jews of being Communist sympathizers who had sent signals to mark targets for Soviet aircraft.
A standard treatment for irregular heartbeats is to fit a pacemaker, which sends electrical signals to the heart to keep its beats in sync.
Now it's a deranged meme that signals to the conspiracy-minded yet another tragedy should be blamed on the former President and first lady.
Digital sign-stealing permits a catcher's signals to be recorded and analyzed in a manner unavailable to a runner on second base, he said.
He consistently signals to his supporters—and the country as a whole—that attempts to remove him from power are illegitimate on their face.
Sporting the latest wearable on your wrist signals to the world that you're an early adopter who is on the cutting edge of tech.
A. The United States Global Positioning System (GPS) currently uses a system of 31 operational satellites transmitting radio signals to receivers on the ground.
Are any of those signals to you that, all right, the market is still too frothy, or is there always dumb stuff like that?
It was the Facebook brain using all its signals to guess at who belonged in the body, the head, and the undulating arms and legs.
These adaptors reduce the pain of using the prosthetic device while allowing for the natural processing of neural, muscle and bone signals to the prosthetic.
The thinnest defibrillator lead marketed to date, researchers said the Sprint Fidelis wires were prone to send faulty signals to the defibrillator, causing patient injuries.
The breakthrough moment came when this team chose to separate music's different channels — bass, treble, mid-range — and send those signals to a wearable device.
"These assumptions about the fields signal to men that they belong, more than it signals to women they belong there," Cheryan said in an interview.
The headset comes with motion sensors to recognize where your hands are, and uses infrared signals to pair with a second headset for multiplayer play.
When they get into our noses, those molecules interact with receptors that send signals to a small part of our brains called the olfactory bulb.
It would have been a lot easier to chalk this assault up to the booze, to mixed signals, to that great fraudulent catchall: a misunderstanding.
This means routes which have been mapped in three dimensions and "geofenced" by GPS signals, to prevent AVs on them straying outside their designated zones.
It allowed me to think about a movement, and then the computer would send those signals to my hand so that I could actually move.
For example, menopause, brisk exercise, intense heat, or a fever can send the same kind of signals to your blood vessels to dilate, she says.
That's important, because using the old HDMI 28 standard limits 28K signals to just 277fps while version 143 increases this to a maximum of 214.
I hope that William's hire signals to other young or unconventional writers out there—and if you know any good ones, send them my way!
The question will be whether it can intelligently sort those signals to make coherent inferences about what to show us and when to believe us.
Massed protesters shouted "go away" to police and yelled out warnings and made gestures with their hands to send signals to others in the crowd.
The company says it uses similar signs, which it calls "signals," to predict the likelihood a reader will want to spend time with the story.
The radio messages, also known as numbers stations, work by broadcasting strings of seemingly random numbers over shortwave signals to an agent in the field.
Moreover, America's current timeline, which gives Mr. Assad at least 13 months until his departure, wrongly signals to potential defectors that there is no hurry.
This allows for a wide range of specific sensory and motor signals to be received and sent back between the prosthesis and the nervous system.
Next, the "eyes" send electrical signals to the circuits that control the backend of the camera and mimic the neuron pathways of the human brain.
Your SES constantly scans your environment for "excitors" that may be sexually appealing and then sends signals to your brain and genitals to activate them.
Ford imagines the vehicles could be attached to a local network of surveillance cameras that will send signals to robocars when they record traffic violations.
The Kepler Space Telescope is 75 million miles away from Earth, so it takes 13 minutes for signals to travel to and from the spacecraft.
But many of the terms on the list "are not inherently explicit" so the company uses other signals to establish whether the content is sensitive.
China's Foreign Ministry lodged stern representations with the United States, urging U.S. officials to stop sending wrong signals to the "violent separatists" in Hong Kong.
One of the most important signals to watch at the congress will be whether - or how often - Xi is referred to as "lingxiu", or leader.
While congressional Republicans plan to write their own budget, the Trump blueprint signals to Congress that the White House sees cybersecurity funding as a priority.
There, fraudsters could pick up Taiwan mobile phone signals to call Taiwanese victims, hiding behind the lack of law enforcement cooperation across the Taiwan Strait.
On both iPhone and Android, turning on Wi-Fi will make Google Maps more accurate, as it scans nearby Wi-Fi signals to locate you.
When ingested, the pill communicates with a patch worn on the patient's body, which in turn sends signals to an app that collects the information.
It's more than likely that Chinese authorities will continue to make mistakes and send mixed signals to participants in the currency and financial asset markets.
And when there is this kind of uncertainty, particularly around fundamental issues that affect earnings, traders often turn to technical signals to give some guidance.
Why it matters: This wordsmithing signals to the thousands of men and women in uniform that climate change is not an important issue for them.
One possibility is that the bacteria in a transplant need to send signals to the patient's immune system, getting it to produce less damaging inflammation.
The technology, which involves cars repeatedly sending wireless signals to each other, could help alert drivers if an oncoming vehicle may disregard a traffic light.
"Having Spark as our first tenant signals to everyone that we are going to favor life-sciences companies and high-tech companies," Mr. Fry said.
Miniaturization may not work for orbiting telescopes used in astronomy, nor for high-powered satellites that beam television signals to rooftop antennas and home viewers.
It also, potentially, signals to worried Trader Joe's customers that the chain is being more proactive in preventing the spread of the illness than competitors.
The power from Con Ed flows to an M.T.A. distribution room, where it then goes into the system, powering everything from signals to track equipment.
Leaving, by contrast, could result in immense diplomatic blowback, send confusing signals to industry and deprive American diplomats of the ability to influence future talks.
The importance of this harmonizing process rests in sending clear signals to adversaries as well as allies and partners about United States attitudes and intentions.
"The fact that they remain in constructive talks signals to us that there is still readiness on both sides to stay the course", he said.
Having mission controllers fully operate the system from Earth would be super awkward, given that it takes over 70 minutes for signals to reach Titan.
Those trying to flee via sewers took torches, rope, first aid kits and water and tried to use weak phone signals to track their progress.
It is now officially "Implementation Day" — the moment the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) signals to the world that Iran has earned relief from sanctions.
If he meets with North Korea as opposed to, say, allies in Europe, it could send the wrong signals to some of America's key friends.
The software that powers those systems is able to send its data — both for timed lights and sensor-controlled signals — to Audi's cloud in-real time.
Thomas signals to state legislators that a broader human rights appeal is necessary to bring the other conservative members of the court over to his side.
Trump has also sent contradictory signals to Iran and North Korea, leaving US strategy opaque, contributing to uncertainty -- never a desirable state of affairs in geopolitics.
At the bottom of this region lies a patch of neurons that sends signals to the muscles of the lips and jaw and tongue and larynx.
Plants can sense water, light, and gravity — they can even defend themselves and send signals to other plants to warn that danger is here, or near.
Fluid fills the tubes, and the movement of the fluid on the hairs sends signals to your brain to tell you how you're oriented in space.
He talks about identifying user behaviors that signal an article shared on Facebook is sensational, and then using those signals to dampen the article's viral spread.
Central sleep apnea, on the other hand, can affect anyone and occurs when the brain fails to send proper signals to the muscles that control breathing.
Compounding concerns was a U.S. payrolls report that fell well short of expectations, although other measures within the report were strong, sending mixed signals to investors.
The human body already uses electrical signals to activate groups of muscles throughout the body, allowing us to walk, lift things, and perform other physical activities.
In the first layer, light is absorbed by photoreceptor cells, which do minimal processing and pass signals to the second and third layers of the retina.
"We use a vast array of Google Maps signals to determine the best places for gameplay and AR experiences, ranked by prominence and popularity," Donelan explains.
A new device developed by scientists at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) can use these ubiquitous signals to detect our inner emotional states.
But it is still a vast cosmos out there, and it may take a while before success is achieved, assuming there are signals to be found.
In 1969, before there were even personal computers, he showed that monkeys can amplify their brain signals to control a needle that moved on a dial.
Or simply put, the olfactory sensory neurons in your nose responsible for sending scent signals to the brain become worn out and unable to repair themselves.
"Leaders of both countries will join hands to send strong signals to fight against any form of global protectionism blocking trade and investment flow," he said.
"If the EU gives positive signals to Turkey, the more Turkey will do in terms of reforms," said Ankara's envoy to the European Union, Faruk Kaymakci.
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Tokens would then be a currency to provide signals to the market of what things should be added to the community or removed to improve happiness.
It also turned out that the computer needed two types of brain signals to decode the images: an event-related potential and a broadband spectral change.
"Our indicators suggest that the relief rally still has a hold on the market, but we expect overbought "sell" signals to unfold by Friday," she said.
Saudi Prince Al Waleed Bin Talal, the head of Kingdom Holding, clearly sent conciliatory signals to Trump after engaging in a 2016 Twitter quarrel with him.
She also says to avoid sitting in a corner and scrolling on your phone, which signals to people that you're not interested in engaging with them.
Over the last year, officials have moved gang members to more secure prisons, blocked cell phone signals to curb kill orders, and restricted movements in penitentiaries.
The instrument landing system lets pilots uses radio signals to help the pilot determine a reference point for the landing if they can't see the runway.
South Korea traced the signals to Haeju, a town on North Korea's southwestern coast, and to Diamond Mountain in the country's southeast, the Science Ministry said.
Nothing could more undermine the forming of an effective sanctions coalition than a tariff and trade war that attacks friends and sends contradictory signals to foes.
Each returned animal is tracked by a computer chip implanted near the base of the neck that sends signals to the center for about two years.
It is a progressive, incurable deterioration of the part of the brain that produces a chemical needed to carry signals to the regions that control movement.
Centrexion's drug, a man-made version of chili plant extract trans-capsaicin, is designed to work by inactivating local pain fibers transmitting signals to the brain.
The July 16-22 show is not only about order headlines but also about sending signals to investors, keeping competitors guessing and keeping potential buyers interested.
By haphazardly using his powers to mitigate those consequences, Trump effectively signals to would-be war criminals that they might escape full punishment for their actions.
It works by stimulating a nerve that sends relief signals to your brain and stomach, helping to alleviate nausea by restoring your body's natural gastric rhythms.
Symbolically, the wall along the southern border signals to the Trump base that brown people belong on one side, and white people belong on the other.
Or, if you really want to send signals to space and confuse NASA, you can put the liquid on, and then the pressed [highlighter] on top.
She then googles "boyfriend kiss," which yields more stock photos and signals to us that Gypsy's sexuality is burgeoning, despite her mother's attempts to squash it.
Mr. Baugh's custom socket can pick up brain signals to control the arms, known as Modular Prosthetic Limbs, or M.P.L., just by thinking about the movements.
"People are looking for the simplest signals to go by," Mr. Payne said as he stood outside the arena after trying unsuccessfully to attend the rally.
The battle faced over 26.2 miles is an exhausting one, and continuing at a set pace requires overcoming the mind and body's internal signals to stop.
Mr. Abe's visit signals to China that Australia may return to military exercises that Australia had previously pulled out of because China considered them a provocation.
Perhaps that seeds the babies with bacteria that will allow them to thrive on blood, or signals to the bacteria they already have to change modes.
Such discrimination proved bloody difficult to parse statistically, but experiments showed that some institutions provided non-X applicants with stronger signals to apply than X applicants.
The city has the technology to time traffic signals to turn green when a bus approaches, but only applies it to a small fraction of intersections.
In general, I think banning has never worked as a solution to stem any kind of extremism, but it can send important signals to everyone else.
Meanwhile, Auto Status defaults to off, but can be turned on to give Instagram the ability to use data signals to choose an emoji for you.
"So there's a lot of things in train that can be paused to send signals to them (that we're serious)," she added, without detailing those steps.
This area sends signals to multiple other parts of the brain that, together, direct us to wake up, be alert and, sometimes, become anxious or frantic.
Growing Up Gay to a Glam Rock Soundtrack Freddie Mercury, David Bowie and Alice Cooper send signals to a semi-closeted gay teen in the '70s.
The satellite has a new type of navigation system on board which no longer relies on earth-based signals to show where it is in space.
The second patent application Nguyen found talks about using wifi, Bluetooth, and cellular signals to track users in a manner that is more accurate than GPS.
Another element of assault would be to hack or reprogram an opposing military's satellites and use them to send false signals to its forces, sowing chaos.
That executive action sends signals to Democrats and leaders in foreign capitals around the world that Trump's rhetoric on trade during the campaign is turning into action.
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.
Earlier on Friday, South Korea said North Korea has been sending signals to disrupt GPS reception in the South, leading some shipping vessels to return to port.
Lidar, which uses pulsed laser signals to detect objects, is considered a critical technology for self-driving cars (except at Tesla, which relies more heavily on cameras).
At most, NASA will be able to use those signals to determine if InSight experiences a big change in speed, such as when the parachute is deployed.
It works with remotes that are affixed to the vinyl that then communicate rotation information via radio signals to a receiver that is connected to your laptop.
Because the device is so small and thin, it's easy for the electrical signals to generate cross-talk in the circuits that sit close to each other.
More importantly, it signals to the rest of the world that we stand with Israel at a time when the Jewish state is under attack from Iran.
He's going to have send very clear signals to his delegates that he wants them to be vocal and loud in support of Hillary in our convention.
The researchers at the Center are trying to improve on this design by using closed-loop implants which only send electrical signals to the brain as needed.
Microwave technology that could bring down drones is also being looked at, as are other ground-based technologies to cut or jam signals to the flying machines.
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.
Many of these words on the list are not inherently explicit, which is why they must be used alongside other signals to determine if content is sensitive.
He didn't think police had the expertise to trace it, but he knew enough about the physics of wireless signals to be sure it could be done.
Meghan's training will include mastering micro-expressions, key words and other signals to let either her family or law enforcement know if she's under duress from captors.
And it highlighted how it has improved security, updated rules for hateful conduct, and ramped up monitoring "behavior-based signals" to better manage what Tweets are viewed.
They make most of their money from companies that want to send television signals to people's homes, but also serve markets for data transfer and mobile communications.
The system, which is designed to send navigation signals to train operators about potential hazards, had been installed on that stretch of Amtrak-owned track, Frigo said.
Despite the losses, the new budget shows Trump is not backing down as he signals to his supporters that he will never give in on the wall.
The meta-material strips confine the outward range of the signals to just 10 centimeters away from the body, allowing the "wireless network" to be more secure.
Constantly hearing your parents call someone fat or make comments about other people sends signals to children about which bodies are better than others, Christine Scott-Hudson
For instance, it fails to consider that 5G — unlike 4G — will use beamforming to precisely transmit signals to a particular user and prevent out-of-band emissions.
Some signals to be mindful of is the flattening of the yield curve, the rate of change in wage and price inflation, trade tensions and equity valuations.
Their continued working for the organization signals to all employees that the mission is less important to the success of the organization than engaging in character attacks.
Since the 1991 Gulf war, the U.S. military has "relied on uninterrupted position, navigation and timing signals to employ precision on and over the battlefield," Goldfein said.
"Ryan wants to find a middle path, but he doesn't understand that the middle path signals to his own partisans that he's not hanging tough," he said.
But missing the window on CHIP was a particularly egregious fumble, and one of the clearest signals to date of how desperate this Republican-led Congress is.
The EEG headsets translate and transfer the signals to an A/V system via Bluetooth, which then reflects the intensity of the brainwaves through color and sound.
For the last three decades, the federal government has sent powerful signals to states that it would be highly lucrative for them to enact tougher criminal laws.
"This video signals to me that we have much more to do to create an environment of equity and respect," University of Oklahoma President James Gallogly said.
Instead, many of these genes play crucial roles in building and running animal bodies — for example, making proteins that cells use to send signals to other cells.
Drivers or front passengers can speak to the ID.3, simply by saying "hello ID." Visually, ID. Light signals to whom the ID.3 is currently responding.
These exact frequencies can then be used for timekeeping and for scientists on Earth to measure the Doppler shifts of signals to figure out the craft's trajectory.
But the type of premium support Medicare reformers usually advocate — what people generally mean when they use this term — would use market signals to set stipend levels.
It also further establishes where Congress stands on the matter — and signals to Trump just how seriously lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are taking it.
Though not directly participating in the real estate market, just walking the streets as a white man signals to others that the neighborhood is ripe for investment.
And the president's weakness and naiveté signals to nuclear threshold states that they too should adopt the North Korean model of extreme brutality, threats and endless provocation.
It is seeking to invest $2450 billion in repairs and improvements in the next decade, including upgrades to subway tracks and signals to make trains more punctual.
They relay each quote, assisted by hand signals, to colleagues standing, with telephones cradled to each ear, in the brokers' booths that make up an outer ring.
In 19693, the launch of a third Syncom device allowed live television signals to be transmitted around the world from the Olympic Games that summer in Tokyo.
"The intricacies of a buyer's journey are endless and it's crucial to have the right digital signals to provide customers with the information they need in context." 
And it's why Pompeo is free to make a statement that signals to Beijing that the US wants it to become a lot more democratic — or else.
Trilobites A mushroom species was found to sense predators and sent warning signals to other parts of its body, but how it does that remains a mystery.
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.
That's going to be more timely, more relevant and provide more signals to the future of monetary policy than the meeting minutes which happened a few weeks ago.
And it wasn't all in their heads, either: those people had increased activity in certain brain areas and the spinal cord, which carries pain signals to the brain.
From his position he couldn't see the man in the water as he drew near so the deckhand used finger signals to get them close for a rescue.
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.
"Normally in animals, behavior is controlled by the brain sending signals to the muscles, but our results suggest that the parasite is controlling host behavior peripherally," explained Hughes.
The U.S. central bank has taken a hawkish turn, sending clear signals to the market last week that a June interest rate hike could be on the cards.
Aereo was sued to high hell by broadcast networks when it tried to sell a remote antenna/DVR service that could transmit TV signals to computers, tablets, etc.
Secondhand fashion, a startup that can use radio signals to take down your drone, another Uber rival and a bunch of other companies raised money this past week.
That is not an effective way to run the second largest agency in the federal government and it signals to the workforce that the other missions aren't priorities.
If the US and Cuba do normal activities like state visits, then this signals to the populations of both countries that the era of unremitting hostility is ending.
Botham said reforms at state firms — including sole power utility Eskom, where the government has made executive appointments since Ramaphosa became president — were sending positive signals to investors.
Typically, ground-based stations bounce radio waves off of the skin of planes or they'll send signals to a plane's onboard transponder to figure out the vehicle's location.
The team is working on creating interactive content for and with women using similar toys including the Kiiroo Pearl, a vibrator that sends motion signals to an Onyx.
Although Mr Mouratoglou later admitted that he was indeed trying to send signals to Ms Williams, she insists that she did not "receive" any coaching during the match.
While Friday's message was clearly directed at Seoul, it also sends signals to Washington, said Jenny Town, managing editor at 38 North, a project that studies North Korea.
And it's one of the most convenient signals to understand how people are using the media to better their relationships or using it to connect to other people.
As it orbits the planet, Juno will send radio signals to and from a 34-meter-wide radio antenna based at the Deep Space Network in Goldstone, California.
"It will also send strong signals to the international community, reduce the perceived country risk premium and unlock affordable financing for the government and private sector," Fanizza said.
Instead of sending tracking signals to ground stations - which means planes' locations can be lost over oceans or remote areas - the new system would beam them to satellites.
Throughout the 2016 presidential campaign, the future commander-in-chief sent mixed signals to the world about his intentions, while always showing a desire to make a deal.
Numerous studies have shown that blue light keeps people's pineal gland from releasing melatonin — the hormone that reduces alertness and signals to the body it's time to sleep.
By matching North Korean threats with similar threats, he raises the level of overall tensions and signals to North Korea that something might be different with this administration.
But experts and even some administration aides are worried the celebration may be premature and could send the wrong signals to Pyongyang or even jeopardize the prisoner's release.
Though both drugs target receptors that interfere with pain signals to the brain, cannabis does something more: It targets another receptor that decreases inflammation -- and does it fast.
The signals to the North Koreans are mixed at best, said Adam Broinowski, research fellow at the College of Asia and the Pacific at the Australian National University.
Waiting in the wings, however, is a European Central Bank cautiously eyeing signals to roll back from its ultra-loose and unconventional monetary policies, especially as inflation rebounds.
The president later accused PBS NewsHour's Yamiche Alcindor of posing a "racist question" for asking Trump whether his embrace of nationalism was sending positive signals to white nationalists.
The Italian scientists interpret the signals to mean there's a twelve-mile-wide lake of salty water several feet deep sloshing around one mile beneath the Martian surface .
As a sub, you can also offer up your own forms of verbal communication, or discuss other signals to use in case you've got something in your mouth.
If using the brain's electrical signals to control the rest of the body sounds like a dystopian fantasy, the reality is that these medical treatments aren't far off.
Sensors on fitness wearables, smartwatches, or smartphones can monitor your heart rate, breathing, movement during the night, and other physiological signals to tell whether your sleep is disturbed.
More From Tonic: What'll Probably Happen: Some of your friend's many, many nerves are probably damaged, but likely not enough to shut down the signals to her brain.
Israelis argued over whether the soldiers had demonstrated admirable forbearance and fortitude or a kind of weakness and vulnerability that could send dangerous signals to the country's enemies.
Now 59, Mr. Baugh recently underwent surgery at Johns Hopkins to remap the remaining nerves from his missing arms, allowing brain signals to be sent to the prosthetic.
Some of the things these cities have done are "no brainers," such as switching streetlights and traffic signals to LEDs to save energy and cut emissions, said Partin.
McSweeney found that appending "lol" to a sentence signals to a reader that there's a new layer of meaning on top of the literal sense of the words.
Crosswinds blowing over the chest sensor gave confusing signals to Wheatcroft on the bridge, but the roadway was wide and he had plenty of open space to run.
It is also the reason the Malibu Diner offers menus in Braille and has a speaker playing music outside, which signals to visually impaired regulars that they've arrived.
In doing so, it signals to the creator community that one of the most-searched topics on the internet can now be leveraged for views and ad dollars.
His proposal pushes for an aggressive rollout of new signals to replace the antiquated World War II-era equipment that is responsible for many breakdowns on the subway.
The dog senses when his agitation and anxiety begin rising, and sends him signals to begin the controlled breathing and other exercises that help to calm him down.
As such, it sends price signals to potential future generators about the need to construct or decommission facilities and provides another revenue stream for the producers of electricity.
All day long special cells inside the nose capture chemicals from the sensory environment around us, sending signals to a squished blob of brain called the olfactory bulb.
Our country and our politicians have made poor judgments, sending the wrong signals to a generation that sees us all as equals who should be treated as such.
"We actually expect [annihilation signals] to happen at quite a significant rate, so these things have the potential to just be glowing sources in the sky," Unwin said.
During the first 30 days of repeating an action or thought, specific neurons form a sort of alliance and begin sending regular, repeated chemical signals to each other.
DeFazio emphasized in his letter that vehicle-to-vehicle signaling, where cars can send wireless signals to each other and thus avoid crashes, can substantially reduce traffic fatalities.
It also signals to consumers who are increasingly concerned about the environment — and may see Nestlé as part of the problem — that the company is trying to help.
If you're out there trying to get advice or find money for your startup, frat-party basics apply, especially when potential predators are looking for signals to pounce.
"These decisions can be strong symbolic signals to regulators that they are changing," said Warren Staples, a business ethics and corporate governance academic at RMIT University in Melbourne.
Launched by a group of former MIT researchers, SkySafe uses radio frequency signals to wirelessly bring drones to the ground when they're flying in areas they shouldn't be.
But even if they are never enforced, the existence of these agreements not only signals to employees that seeking justice for harassment and discrimination is frowned upon, it's forbidden.
When you enter your apartment with a hot date, Siri should send signals to your TV to automatically turn on and play Netflix – Netflix and Chill made easy. 6.
In a healthy person, the gut and brain regularly "talk" to one another through hormonal and nerve signals to keep the body regulated, the so-called gut-brain axis.
You're lucky if the sound of a siren signals to you that justice is being carried out, and you're even luckier to believe that the police work for you.
Scent can literally manipulate emotions by sending signals to our hippocampus, the part of the brain that guards the pathways to the different elements that make up a memory.
But despite widely positive reviews, Wall Street still seems to be waiting on the right signals to give Apple the green light to race to a $1 trillion valuation.
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.
China urged the United States "not to allow the transit of the leader of the Taiwan region, and not send any wrong signals to Taiwan independence forces", he added.
Attempts to find a suitable medium for these varying electrical signals to travel through have previously been unsuccessful, because the current ends up spreading out all over the place.
The U.S. Trade Representative argues that the ISDS signals to investors a strong rule of law, and that it allows for conflict resolution before the state-to-state level.
It announced today that it will stop troll tweets from popping up at the top of your conversations and searches using "new behavioral signals" to pinpoint the offensive messages.
International Trade Secretary Liam Fox, a prominent Brexit supporter in Cabinet, had warned that a government defeat, though not legally binding, would send the "wrong signals" to EU leaders.
But inside, the headset is sending motion signals to your brain via your inner ear so you feel like you're moving with the images you're experiencing in virtual reality.
At the same time, millions of light-sensitive cone cells allow color-corresponding signals to reach our brain's neural cortex, which interprets them as red, blue, green, yellow, etc.
They also digest what is being said, the video's description from the creator and other signals to detect patterns and identify subtle cues for what makes a video inappropriate.
When these bundles vibrate in response to sound, cells at their base send signals to the brain, which then translates them into the rich symphony that fills the world.
In order to send signals to Earth, the spacecraft had to point their antennas a lot closer to the Sun, which increased the risk of the antennas getting overheated.
To a TV critic — that is, someone who believes that television is the nervous system through which our culture sends signals to itself — this is all exciting and unnerving.
Using equipment borrowed from the scientist Edmond Dewan, the New Hampshire-born composer amplified his Alpha brainwaves and used the signals to operate 16 percussion instruments over eight loudspeakers.
That, coming after U.S. President Donald Trump said he expected to sign a significant part of a trade deal with China ahead of schedule, sent mixed signals to markets.
Twitter will begin using a wider range of signals to rank tweets in conversations and searches, hiding more replies that are likely to be abusive, the company said today.
"However, if prices go down further, some OPEC members will try to send positive signals to the market to keep prices at least at current levels," the source added.
She sprays it into the air and the scent signals to her that she is finished working for the day, that her obligations, which seem endless lately, are done.
The free safety is the last line of defense, like a baseball center fielder who also issues defensive signals to make sure every player is on the same page.
Ms. Yellen and the Fed have been grappling with which set of signals to listen to, and the tone that pervaded her news conference Wednesday was one of uncertainty.
Cable, satellite and other pay TV providers "would incur significant costs to receive, transmit, and deliver ATSC 3.0 signals to subscribers, including for network and subscriber equipment," Verizon said.
But pollsters are unsure how Sanders's voters will swing until he ends his campaign, noting that it'll be dependent on what the Vermont senator signals to his loyal supporters.
A heavily filtered photo at your local indie bookstore, lost among the towering stacks of Joan Didion and David Foster Wallace, signals to the world your sophisticated literary preferences.
It was Fischer's first glimpse at a solution; A private-public partnership could help set up infrastructure to expand broadband and deliver wireless signals to pockets across the county.
My mind was blown after I saw a guy who was paralyzed win a bicycle race thanks to electronic implants that sent signals to the nerves in his legs.
This small puncture would allow optical laser signals to pass through overcast weather to targeted ground receivers, while the more powerful cloud-piercing lasers would stop at cloud level.
The Worst That Can Happen: If your friend has noticed complete nipple numbness since getting it bejeweled, it's likely the nerves won't send those initial signals to the brain.
It's not the only way cancer can metastasize, but it's such a handy tool that cancer cells even send out chemical signals to prompt neutrophils to create these NETs.
The beacons come from tiny Bluetooth Low-Energy (BTLE) transmitters that have already been planted inside many retail stores, airports, and museums, which send signals to nearby mobile devices.
The bill does not have enough Republican votes to pass, but conservatives have sent signals to Ryan that his leadership could be jeopardized if he doesn't appease their demands.
They also digest what is being said, the video's description from the creator and other signals to detect patterns and identify subtle cues for what makes a video inappropriate.
Helicopter parenting signals to kids that their parents will make all major life decisions for them, including planning for their future and monitoring their performance, the study authors wrote.
This likely signals to Kim that Moon's not worried about US sanctions as a punishment -- or that the benefits of working with Kim outweigh the costs of upsetting you.
He has sent positive signals to Mr. Strange, who has spoken to the president directly and accepted every opportunity to go on Fox News and sing Mr. Trump's praises.
Reardon's breakthrough was in singling out the neurons in your spinal cord, which send electrical signals to your arm and hands, rather than going to the brain region itself.
But Future's delivery suggests a certain amount of acceptance, and it signals to his audience that he's grown as a person alongside growing as an artist during this run.
Separately at the event, Craig Federighi, an Apple senior vice president, called it "abuse" when developers use WiFi and Bluetooth signals to determine a user's location without access to GPS.
Instead of a finger prick, an extremely thin, skin-like patch instead uses electrical signals to drive glucose out of nearby blood vessels to the skin's surface to be measured.
Everything that converts electrical signals to audio has a DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) installed, but phones like the LG V30 have superior DACs for better, more authentic audio conversion.
A pair of briefcase-size satellites trailing InSight since liftoff in May will try to relay its radio signals to Earth, with a potential lag time of under nine minutes.
People who use prosthetic limbs can use these pain signals to avoid damaging their prosthesis, just as they use the warning of pain to avoid harming any other body part.
A wireless, rechargable transmitter affixed to the skin on top of the implant through an adhesive both powers the implant and allows it to send signals to a mobile app.
Even when botox is used to treat pain, though, it does so by blocking the nerves responsible for controlling muscles, not the nerves that transmit pain signals to the brain.
Cochlear implants bypass the usual hearing process by embedding a device in the inner ear and connecting it via electrodes to the nerve that sends audio signals to the brain.
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.
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.
And so, we need to do more, starting in high school, I would argue, to begin to try to change those signals; to begin to try to change the culture.
Humans detect a scent when certain molecules enter the nose, plug into receptors and turn on neurons that send electrical signals to the brain's olfactory bulb, just behind the eyes.
The league said the team, which won the World Series in 23, had recorded and replayed videos of an opposing catcher's hand signals to tip-off batters about upcoming pitches.
They seek out certain outcomes (like sunlight) and avoid others, they send out biochemical distress signals to other plants, and they "seem to lose consciousness" when sedated in scientific experiments.
Working through more equations in the video, we see the engine must burn 0.00005 liters of gasoline to produce 0.08 watts of electric energy for the turn signals to operate.
A build-up of CSF also causes astronauts' optic nerves to stick out, which is also not good, as the optic nerve sends signals to the brain from the retina.
Researchers have tried using WiFi signals to make images before, but not with an out-of-the-box commercial router, according to a release in the American Physical Society's Physics.
China hopes the United States "does not allow her transit, and does not send any wrong signals to 'Taiwan independence' forces", the ministry said in a statement sent to Reuters.
The case draws parallels to Aereo Inc, a startup launched by Barry Diller in 2012 that streamed broadcast TV signals to subscribers for $1 a day or $80 per year.
Obama's team -- which at the time was developing an economic recovery plan that differed from Bush's proposals -- concluded his presence at the summit could send contradictory signals to global allies.
Hidden beneath her blouse and red blazer there's an insulin pump, and a patch on her abdomen sends signals to the wireless glucose sensor sitting on the table beside her.
Nickel was the only metal on the London Metal Exchange that had breached that level, regarded as key by investors who use chart signals to guide their positions, he said.
These are signals to other people involved in the campaign and the Trump administration: Robert Mueller and his team mean business and if that worries you, you should consider talking.
Yet the hearings could produce some awkward moments as the Kansas lawmaker seeks to defend his new boss from tough partisan questions, all while sending the right signals to Langley.
"Sutherland said that Tesla sent someone out to inspect the system in April and that they said they needed to "replace parts that are sending faulty signals to the inverter.
Leaving aside concerns about data-security and marginalised communities, this risk should send warning signals to any country — from the almost cashless Sweden to the most cash-dependent emerging market.
Optics are critically important in politics and the subtle messages by the president are signals to those who supported him that he understands them and is essentially one of them.
Your focus on the nuclear portfolio -- and willingness to downplay other complex issues with Kim -- signals to Putin that you will be amenable to doing the same thing with him.
But convening a joint committee is the first step to greater transformational change, and signals to the American public that their elected officials are serious about repairing our broken system.
The maps typically rely on the GPS location provided by, say, a pizza delivery driver's smartphone and triangulate that with Wi-Fi and cellphone tower signals to pinpoint a location.
But the danger of China playing divide and rule in the region, peeling the Philippines away from the U.S., and sending signals to Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Singapore, is real.
For one, when the parties were loose overlapping coalitions of interests with minimal differences, it was hard for voters to send clear signals to elected leaders and hold them accountable.
The Japanese company is predicting that it will shift 2663 million Switch units over the next financial year, and there are positive and less positive signals to back that up.
One of those technologies is wireless internet service, which is why Alphabet recently bought Webpass, a company that delivers "last-mile" high-speed wireless signals to buildings in several cities.
An active, engaged citizenry that shows up at protests and town halls and makes phone calls signals to Republicans that the deception won't work and they ought to tread cautiously.
What's remarkable, and what I've never seen before, is the way that Trump sends out the dog-whistle signals to the media, which picks up themes with almost Pavlovian enthusiasm.
This suggested that to work, linalool tickled odor-sensitive neurons in the nose that send signals to just the right spots in the brain — the same ones triggered by Valium.
Even when the Fed is not raising or cutting rates, it still sends signals to the market about where monetary policy is headed, through subtle, but crucial, changes in language.
"It signals to people that they can operate outside the rule of law and the Geneva Convention," said Senator Jack Reed, the top Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee.
She compared it to vulgarity: The occasional use is acceptable but when too frequent, it loses its meaning and signals to listeners that the person speaking is lazy about language.
It's what sends signals to our brain that it's time to be awake and active, explaining why too much blue light from screens at night are bad for falling asleep.
It was later revealed, in 2001, that the Giants, whose home field was the Polo Grounds in Upper Manhattan, used a telescope to spy on opposing catchers' signals to pitchers.
"We send all the signals to a computer, and it will translate the odor into a signature that connects it to the disease we exposed to it," Mr. Haick said.
With access to a facility, he could either hijack the hardware to a device or use malicious radio signals to cause a device to send faulty information about facility safety.
It signals to the Trump administration that its attempt to frustrate the Iranians into exiting the deal -- which could potentially pave the way for military action against Iran -- is failing.
White brain matter is important because it contains nerve fibers that allow signals to travel faster and more efficiently, plus protects those nerve fibers from injury, according to Medline Plus.
Netflix has been working on honing its personalization system, which uses thousands of different signals to suggest movies and TV shows it thinks you'll like, for more than a decade.
The fact that Huntsman is a political appointee rather than a career diplomat is also important — and it signals to Russia that Trump is taking his relationship with Moscow seriously.
"Usually when we take a deep breath, it stimulates the diaphragm, and that actually sends signals to the parasympathetic nervous system to turn off that fight or flight system," he says.
Even if the Flames really are eying a move and trying to send warning signals to their fans before it's too late, this ground has just been trod too many times.
In the second game of the second set, with Williams behind, Ramos spotted what he believed was Williams's coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, giving hand signals to Williams, and issued Williams a warning.
And because protein and fat send signals to the brain when you've had enough to eat, my snacking was less frequent and I was more focused on work as a result.
The true value of deradicalization may be in what it signals to marginalized populations rather than in its ability to directly rescue hundreds of young people from the clutches of extremism.
In Beijing, Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying repeated that China hoped the United States would not allow Tsai to transit and "not send any wrong signals to Taiwan independence forces".
In other words, it can deal with electronic warfare attacks, where the local electromagnetic spectrum is filled with junk signals to overwhelm systems, so fast that they're no longer an issue.
At the same time, there should also be a carrot — organizations should be able to provide credible security signals to the market so they can benefit from their increased security levels.
But now airlines like Delta and American have been introducing satellite internet, as opposed to the current systems which work by planes relaying signals to and from networks on the ground.
For the longer term, however, Wan Saiful noted that China was making more investments into Malaysia and he expected that might serve as signals to the U.S. of potential political ramifications.
That included hair cells that both looked and acted properly, as well as neurons that send sound signals to the brain, according to results published yesterday in the journal Nature Biotechnology.
From cashmere gloves to portable chargers, these will send the right signals to your partner's parents — you know, that you're an awesome human being with a keen eye for tasteful gifts.
It wants to shake off that image by deploying its expertise in so-called mixed-signal integrated circuits - which can handle both analogue and digital signals - to capture new market opportunities.
While the message is very clearly directed at Seoul, it does send signals to Washington as well, said Jenny Town, managing editor at 38 North, a project that studies North Korea.
On foot — standing on the bridge near a raging inferno -- the officers used hand signals to get the attention of commuters, halt traffic and turn their vehicles away from the bridge.
When the female's eggs and follicles have matured enough that they're ready to be released, a buildup of hormones signals to the body that now is a good time to mate.
What they did: In one of the studies, researchers used chemical signals to convert embryonic stem cells into a specific type of stem cell that lines the walls of blood vessels.
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.
"We are always learning and improving our signals to more efficiently show you the most relevant stories — this includes working to make sure people don't game the system," the spokesperson said.
Naming them widely in public discussions and media coverage gives them what they want — and signals to future would-be perpetrators what they can expect in the wake of an attack.
Instead of sending tracking signals to ground stations - which means that aircraft locations can be lost over oceans or remote areas - Aireon's system will beam them to satellites providing global coverage.
AKC recognition signals to breeders — including those who don't care much about pedigree, much to the chagrin of those who do — that there's a market for a particular kind of dog.
Instead of sending tracking signals to ground stations - which means planes' locations can be lost over oceans or remote areas - the new system will beam them to satellites providing global coverage.
Food has rotted in refrigerators, hospitals have struggled to keep equipment operating, and people have clustered on the streets of Caracas to pick up patchy telephone signals to reach relatives abroad.
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These beacons would be configured to transmit signals to Bluetooth-enabled smartphones on the user end, taking over for GPS to provide location data when a car passes through a tunnel.
However the company admited it uses contextual signals to rank results even for logged out users (as that 2009 blog post described) — such as when trying to clarify an ambiguous query.
Instead of one central modem and router duo, mesh WiFi systems communicate between multiple devices placed throughout a home, which allows the fastest WiFi signals to reach through more physical barriers.
Executives said they were heartened by government signals to encourage growth of the country's aviation industry, which remains hampered by a lack of infrastructure and tight military control of China's airspace.
CNN and HBO also hold licenses to facilitate the distribution of signals to pay-TV systems around the world, as Ars Technica's Jon Brodkin and Fortune's Jeff John Roberts have reported.
This year, researchers reported that they had put a chip in the brain of a quadriplegic man that transmitted signals to a sleeve around his arm, allowing him to use it.
When it comes to technology, Microsoft's JEDI contract win signals to the market that Azure has achieved parity with AWS in some respects, RBC Capital Markets Microsoft analyst Alan Zukin said.
Xiaomi's replacement for this is an ultrasonic sensor behind the display, that instead of emitting infrared, sends out sound signals to detect if objects are near the face of the screen.
The trick doesn't traditionally work for amputees with nerve or spinal cord damage, because there's no real hand to hide or touch, no sensory nerves to shoot signals to the brain.
One suggests that that humans avoid people who look like unsuitable mates, another argues that recognizable but strange stimuli signals to our lizard brain that the stimuli may be harboring disease.
When Muhn hits a button to turn the system on, the packs send signals to the muscles that cause the leg muscles to contract, pedaling the legs and moving the bike.
By not having them, TikTok subtly signals to users that it's not a platform for world events, it's merely here to "inspire creativity and bring joy," a far less controversial mission.
The car's trademark body roll signals to the driver exactly where the weight is transferring, allowing you to hang the tail out in slow corners and gently pull away from them.
There were, in fact, a number of mixed signals to be found in the nominations unveiled on Monday morning, which, taken together, paint a portrait of a movie industry in transition.
Rather than restoring jobs, his executive order signals to China that the field is clear for it to take the lead in the innovative clean energy economy of the 21st century.
This one is a 3.5-year-old, Pittsburgh, Pa.-based startup whose tech takes measurements from a building's pipes, then translates those signals to assess water flow estimates and detect leaks.
Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome, which affects about three people per million worldwide, affects the connection between nerves and muscles, disrupting the ability of nerve cells to send signals to muscle cells.
Other politicians send signals to big donors by keeping a top strategist walled off from the campaign who then starts a super PAC, which all but declares it an authorized endeavor.
During the next decade and a half, the city adjusted the timing of walk signals to give pedestrians a full 22019 seconds to cross, compared with 2255 to 50 seconds before.
Car uses very detailed 3D, digital maps, which include lane markers and traffic signals, to determine its location, as well as cameras, lasers, and radars that give it 360 degree vision.
Trump has sent conciliatory signals to Putin and seemed to encourage the disintegration of the European Union by praising Britain's decision to leave the bloc and predicting that more countries could bolt.
This offline-sales focus signals to retailers that Google is fine sending shoppers to stores (with an ad toll), but doesn't need to take a cut of every transaction, a la Amazon.
America, China and India are rapidly increasing their destructive capabilities: blinding military satellites with lasers, jamming their signals to Earth or even blowing them up, causing debris to scatter across the cosmos.
In people with IBS, the neurotransmitters in our gut (yes, we have them in there too) may be sending severe distress signals to the brain about benign contractions happening in digestive tract.
According to a statement from the University of Melbourne, patients will have to, in many ways, learn to walk and stand again by getting familiar with "coding" the signals to their exoskeleton.
Similarly, Cruz and Carlson's defenses (as prominent members of their fields) may send signals to their respective colleagues, opening the door to the possibility of defending Jones along the same speech grounds.
As they describe in Current Biology, a vegetable called the parachute plant uses chemical signals to trick carnivorous flies into believing the insects those flies prey on are lying wounded inside it.
The chip reads his thoughts and feeds them through a cable that runs to a computer and then sends signals to a sleeve on his arm, allowing him to move his hand.
"We're aware of this form of manipulation and are proactively implementing a number of signals to prevent these types of accounts from engaging with others in a deceptive manner," a spokesperson said.
Losses in the yuan were capped as authorities sent signals to stabilize the yuan through the central bank's daily official guidance rate, discouraging investors from testing lows in the yuan, traders said.
The electronics on the poster manipulate the FM signals to encode new audio or data as they're being reflected, without interrupting the original radio broadcasts, which is a violation of FCC regulations.
Google explained that it uses a number of signals to determine how results are ranked — which include both the relative authority of a source as well as the timeliness of the information.
But the new monetization strategy doesn't so much as appease those worried about policy violations as it signals to small creators that they simply aren't worth the trouble to the tech giant.
The experimental malware instead repurposes the speakers in earbuds or headphones to use them as microphones, converting the vibrations in air into electromagnetic signals to clearly capture audio from across a room.
It also signals to Facebook's workforce that the company is tiring of the years long beatings it's taken in the press for social issues that it has failed to provide answers for.
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission said on Monday 88.3 percent of cellphone sites - which transmit signals to create a cellular network - were out of service, virtually unchanged from 88.8 percent on Sunday.
Allowing South Korea more powerful weaponry signals to the North that Seoul will not necessarily be constrained by the United States and that it has an independent ability to react, Schuster said.
Coda's experimental treatment is based on a science called chemogenetics, which uses a harmless virus to create new receptors in the sensory neurons that provide signals to the brain about physical stimuli.
Mantras and mental games Passing the time is one thing, but there comes a point in every long distance in which your body starts sending signals to your brain to stop running.
Last month he announced plans to cut 1.5 billion pounds of cost at the 20 billion pound company, and said BT would focus on using mobile signals to improve customers' internet services.
That caused the receptors to send strong loss signals to the rats, apparently making them weigh recent losses more heavily, and prompting them to play it safe with their next lever choice.
Why it matters: Facebook's selectivity is telling—it will require advertisers to submit an application, including licenses and whether they are traded on exchanges, using these outside signals to filter out scams.
After diagnosing a malfunction in the heart's electrical system called long QT syndrome (LQTS), Dr. Moss helped develop a treatment that blocked signals to her heart from one side of her brain.
The spacecraft's payload this time is mundane and useful: Arabsat-222A, a Saudi Arabian communications satellite which will relay television, internet and mobile phone signals to the Middle East, Africa and Europe.
The Trump transition team ignored a pointed request from the Obama administration to avoid sending conflicting signals to foreign officials before the inauguration and to include State Department personnel when contacting them.
What's more, the hundreds of eyes on a scallop all deliver signals to a single cluster of neurons, which may combine that information to create a rich picture of the outside world.
With some teams, it's a threefold process: The pitching coach in the dugout flashes signs to the catcher, who refers to a chart strapped to his wrist, then signals to the pitcher.
"We are in the position we are in today because Donald Trump has sent a myriad of signals to the Russians that they have free rein around the world," Murphy told MSNBC.
In recent years, as cameras have proliferated in major league ballparks, teams have begun using the abundance of video to help them discern opponents' signs, including the catcher's signals to the pitcher.
Mr. Pence is wrapping up an Asia-Pacific tour in which he has sought to affirm America's commitment to the region after President Trump sent mixed signals to close allies, including Australia.
While marine biologists have long understood that dolphins communicate within their pods, the new research, which was conducted on two captive dolphins, is the first to link isolated signals to particular dolphins.
The young man who killed so many in Florida sent so many signals to his family and community, to the school which expelled him, and to law enforcement that he was dangerous.
"It signals to the market Microsoft is no longer a runner-up and can be viewed as a leader in the category where they can surpass AWS in certain areas," Zukin said.
Parkinson's disease occurs when certain nerve cells break down and reduce the amount of the chemical, dopamine, that sends signals to the part of the brain that controls movement, according to Webmd.com.
While the substitution of more expensive cane sugar for corn syrup signals to a certain class of people that it is "safe" to drink, there's little actual difference in the end result.
The company says this will simplify the design of the spacecraft and reduce the latency in signals to just 15 milliseconds, which "would be virtually unnoticeable to almost all users," according to SpaceX.
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.
Applying capsaicin directly to the skin in high doses can overwhelm the receptors, numbing or damaging the nerves so that they no longer release inflammatory chemicals or send pain signals to the brain.
Committing to such a presence for half a decade signals to the Taliban and Pakistan that the new president would not be expecting a "Hail Mary" peace deal as a viable exit strategy.
But from a vantage point of about 750 miles up, the planned OneWeb satellites will orbit from pole to pole in a synchronized dance over the Earth, transmitting signals to ground-based terminals.
One hundred solar-powered sensors placed within the park send constant signals to the gateways, which are then relayed to a central control room where officials can track their location in real-time.
As Uber prepares to report its quarterly earnings for the first time as a public company, investors and analysts will be looking for signals to answer one question: Will Uber ever become profitable?
Support for spectrum sharing allows 4G and 5G signals to share the same spectrum, which will be pretty important during the transition period as operators need to continue to support legacy 4G devices.
What that means is, when you experience some kind of emotion, whether it's stress, embarrassment, or a compliment, your body's sympathetic nervous system sends signals to your blood vessels to dilate, she says.
The Link and your phone (or tablet) communicated over Wi-Fi, with the Link sending the corresponding IR signals to your devices to change channels, inputs, volume, or any number of other commands.
Sure, there are a huge number of logged-out users that use the service, but it's tough building effective advertising and monetization tools for users that have given very few signals to Twitter.
Engineers at MIT have developed a new tool that uses wireless signals to let them calculate your location to within just inches—and it's so accurate it could help them eradicate wifi passwords.
The set will cost $179.99, and comes with a stadium, two cars (designed after the digital Rocket League's Octane and Dominus racers), and a ball equipped with IR signals to keep accurate score.
That includes vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V), vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I), and vehicle-to-pedestrian (V2P) — so cars talking to other cars, to traffic signals, to the phone in your pocket... you name it.
He was chosen by Austrian surgeons as the first person to have a single operation in May to install a click-on prosthesis that the brain controls with signals to the missing hand.
The LUKE Arm sends signals to the brain in order to mimic the way a human hand can feel and sense information about an object, like whether it's soft, hard, lightweight or heavy.
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.
It's the kind of thing you could build yourself with open software and no FCC violations at all, although you'd need the phone company's help to connect the signals to actual cell numbers.
The president's statement signals to Broadcom, which has said it is reviewing the order, that any attempt to acquire Qualcomm even if it incorporates in the US, is a no-go, said Burns.
Trump is sending dangerously mixed signals to the world, but his behavior here isn't necessarily transformative because it doesn't appear to be precipitating any permanent institutional changes that the next president couldn't undo.
Typically, temperature-sensitive ion channels are found in those brain cells that send signals to help your body understand, say, that the temperature has changed when you stick your hand in hot water.
This proposal signals to House Democrats that expanding the child tax credit, and more generally doing tax breaks for poor and middle-class families, is something Clinton wants to prioritize in that scenario.
For one thing, wireless industry advocates say it shows the desperate need to increase the supply of wireless spectrum — the frequencies that carry signals to and from mobile devices — available to the industry.
The Trump administration has sent "encouraging signals to the forces of white nationalism," has "undercut social safety programs to help the poor" and shuttered part of the federal government while relentlessly attacking immigrants.
Naturally everyone wants to think it's spaceships or planets full of hyperintelligent broadcasters sending out signals to us, though of course they would have had to send them a long, long time ago.
As the image-analysis software calculates, it sends constant signals to the mirrors, which result in constant micromovements as the mirrors keep themselves perfectly focused on a single point, about 50 centimeters across.
A 2018 study from MIT researchers looked at human neurons versus rat neurons, specifically at the dendritic tree of those neurons, or the wires that allow incoming signals to come into the cell.
" The Fed, he adds, needs to judge which signals to believe, but "the problem is that some numbers are very meaningful indeed, and making the right decision depends on knowing which is which.
Living in daylight, the butterflies exchanged the drab, brown livery of many nighttime moths for a rich palette of colors, useful for broadcasting amatory signals to mates and warnings of toxicity to predators.
Now New York is going even further to re-engineer streets that were once dominated by cars and for the first time adjusting traffic signals to give bikes the priority for green lights.
Since Kim Jong Un came to power in 2011, succeeding his father Kim Jong Il, the North Korean leader has sent increasingly threatening signals to the US by developing and testing nuclear weapons.
Some of them beam GPS signals to our phones or premium programming to our TVs; others fill scientists' hard drives with up-to-the-minute climate readings and glamour shots of the cosmos.
For the rest of us who spend over an hour per day on the subway, we need them to fix the signals to permit more trains to run more often and more dependably.
And Lindsey Graham's shameful intercession to block Senate recognition of the Armenian genocide signals to Turkey that it will not pay even a reputational price for violating the human rights of its neighbors.
The agency must work to carry out solutions proved to work in other major cities, like installing all-door boarding technology and allowing buses to control transit signals to move ahead of traffic.
But prospects for interest rates are still for higher levels as U.S. growth continues to outpace other advanced countries and as the Federal Reserve delivers on its signals to raise interest rates more.
BEIJING (Reuters) - The Hong Kong office of China's Foreign Ministry on Thursday lodged stern representations with the United States, urging U.S. officials to stop sending wrong signals to the "violent separatists" in Hong Kong.
Creating a bionic eye poses an additional challenge, as the eye must mimic nature and be able to send and receive the right kinds of signals to be read by the brain, says Quackenbush.
Its approach essentially combines multi-factor authentication with fraud analytics powered by deep-learning technology to offer a authentication platform that can adapt to potentially suspicious signals to combat the threat of unauthorized logins.
But by expanding the list of eligible goods to include farm produce from pears to pork, Washington upped pressure on the EU while sending supportive signals to a key domestic group, trade sources said.
What they actually had was a phone-sized display hooked up to a speed test app, with a connection based on "carrier aggregation" — bundling together a bunch of 25G signals to increase the bandwidth.
Comments from several U.S. Federal Reserve officials, as well as the April meeting minutes, sent clear signals to the market earlier this month that a June interest rate hike could be on the cards.
Ripple's algorithms will use this activity, combined with other signals, to filter out bad actors — including not only harassers, but also those whose advances aren't liked for other reasons, like pushy recruiters or spammers.
So unlike the American GPS system, which offers no intrinsic anti-spoofing protection for civilian users, Galileo will include a built in method of digitally signing satellite signals to protect users from spoofing attacks.
"I genuinely don't think the location policy will ever be used, but we do need to think in terms of what it might be sending in terms of signals to the outside world," Swinburne.
If sperm concentrations are below 15 million per milliliter or motility below 40%, that signals to the user that his sperm may have some fertility issues, at which point he should see his clinician.
" Avtar Sandu, senior commodities manager at Phillip Futures in Singapore added: "OPEC would be content with a very slow appreciation of prices since they are wary of sending positive signals to American shale producers.
The study suggests that electric fields can exert a physical force on a bumblebee's tiny body hairs and cause them to move — and these hairs then relay nerve signals to the brain in response.
This was six years before the first artificial satellite would be placed in orbit, and the military was still dependent on skywave transmission to send its radio signals to its deployments around the world.
In a massive, complex undertaking that will be unfolding for years, the federal government will shuffle the airwaves that carry TV and wireless signals to consumers, making room for the next generation of service.
The blackout has left food rotting in refrigerators, hospitals have struggled to keep equipment operating, and people have clustered on the streets of Caracas to pick up patchy telephone signals to reach relatives abroad.
The decision will place into sharp relief the dueling factions within the West Wing, who disagree on whether the pact is legally binding or whether withdrawing would send the wrong signals to global allies.
The internet startup takes a different approach from fiber-toting competitors by relying on radio tower and high-rise-mounted transmitters that dispatch millimeter wavelength signals to receivers connected to a building's existing wiring.
The hard part about any budding technology—whether it's delivering packages, driving down interstate highways, or beaming satellite signals to homes around the country—is the infrastructure, how easy that infrastructure is to use.
This is from a story on Best the News: The bus will have alarms to warn cars traveling too close to it, and signals to warn other vehicles when it is about to turn.
The technology, called cellular vehicle-to-everything (or C-V2X for short), uses wireless signals to share road data, such as a car's location or the color of a traffic light, with other vehicles.
The absence of Mr. Johnson and Ms. Stein from the presidential debate on Monday may also depress their support, because their absence signals to voters that they will not be central to the outcome.
The sale currently scheduled for the end of March would see broadcasters sell their spectrum, the frequencies that carry signals to wireless devices, to the FCC, who would then sell them to wireless providers.
They assumed that the device was likely insecure, and kept it in a faraday bag, which blocks all incoming and outgoing wireless signals, to keep it from potentially causing any trouble at their office.
"It signals to the market the government isn't throwing in the towel but I think it's a long shot because the appellate court has to defer to the trial judge on facts," he said.
But as security experts point out, many of the modems are cellular, which use radio signals to send calls and data to cell towers and routers belonging to mobile carriers — Verizon, Sprint, AT&T.
Researchers from Apptopia and Sensor Tower said Apple and Google use a number of signals to determine rankings, including the velocity of downloads and total downloads, but they are secretive about the exact formula.
It has put in place a series of measures to limit the activity including limiting the amount of accounts people can follow and measuring "behavioral signals" to keep conversations and search results on topic.
Called checkpoint inhibitors, the drugs work by essentially reversing a trick that cancer plays on the immune system: The cancer cells send nefarious signals to immune-system cells that cause them to stand down.
"We're aware of this form of manipulation and are proactively implementing a number of signals to prevent these types of accounts from engaging with others in a deceptive manner," Twitter said in a statement.
It signals to other A-list actors that they can star in a billion-dollar franchise like "The Hangover" as well as make a passion project like "A Star Is Born" to win awards.
These old cables could have been intended for any of a myriad of tasks, such as carrying data to an accelerator or sending signals to open a valve on a vacuum system, for example.
As the Atlantic reported in 2015, the blue-tinged bright light of a smartphone screen signals to the brain that it's morning, which is a recipe for disaster if you're trying to get to sleep.
They might even carry current and signals to other fibres, treated to change colour in response, to produce fabrics that vary in hue and pattern—maybe to reflect, as detected by sensors, the wearer's mood.
The Ben-Gurion team started, for instance, with a technique called AirHopper, which used a computer's electromagnetism to transmit FM radio signals to a smartphone, a kind of modern update to the NSA's Tempest technique.
Neuroscientists and physiologists might say it's because of the specific light-sensitive cells in the primate eye tuned to pick up red, green, and blue wavelengths and send signals to the visual cortex—trichromatic vision.
When it was announced last month that Apple had won approval for a patent which would allow infrared signals to send data to cell phones and other devices, the news was met with mixed reactions.
BRIC's main building, the BRIC Arts Media House, features an architectural element that signals to visitors that they should come in and hang out: a large, wide set of cement steps right at the entrance.
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The current system neither guarantees that there are sufficient price signals to maintain the high availability of electricity we are used to, nor achieves the deep levels of decarbonisation required to keep the planet inhabitable.
In Trending we look at a variety of signals to help make sure the topics being shown are reflective of real-world events, and take additional steps to prevent false or misleading content from appearing.
"We're aware of this form of manipulation and are proactively implementing a number of signals to prevent these types of accounts from engaging with others in a deceptive manner," Twitter said in a statement. 3.
The US seems to possess similar technology; a test that went awry near a Navy base in San Diego in 2007 knocked out GPS signals to cell phone network operators for at least two hours.
You can expect dozens of signals to affect the recommendations to your Friends and Discover pages, most of which will be based on content or people you've already engaged with, according to a Snap spokesperson.
Trump stayed silent on Flynn's status; he was not asked about it during a news conference with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, while his senior aides sent mixed signals to the press about Flynn's future.
Our understanding of the brain is such that we now know how to manipulate electrical impulses to control a robotic arm, or interfere with electrical signals to treat motor disorders (such as Parkinson's or epilepsy).
Proprioceptive sensors issue frantic error signals to the muscle telling it that the arm is not moving; the muscle resolves this uncomfortable situation by causing the arm to move, thus rendering the brain's prediction correct.
While AWS still has a market share that's three times larger than that of Microsoft Azure, the contract signals to the market that Azure's technology is on par with that of Amazon's, some experts say.
Given the amount of time it takes signals to reach Earth, the final signal and last bits of data reached the Deep Space Network's Canberra Station in Australia about an hour and a half later.
At any given moment, you're getting signals to the brain about what different parts of your body are doing, like where your hands are, what your heart rate is, or if your stomach is full.
Theoretically, not only could the user send signals to prosthetic arm via the nervous system, but also the sensors on that bionic arm could send tactile information back to the brain, thus completing the loop.
Details: In a lawsuit filed in a federal court Thursday, the networks claim that Locast, which launched last year, violates a 1976 federal copyright law by illegally transmitting their broadcast signals to customers for free.
It may seem insignificant, and indeed it brings in only a tiny amount of revenue, but Raider points to it as something that signals to customers that Harry's cares about what they have to say.
Just think about how long you could go without your refrigerator, stove, water, or heat, with no ability to communicate, or travel anywhere, or even receive television signals to let you know what is happening.
The bill in question is aimed at encouraging the government to give up some of its valuable spectrum, the frequencies that carry signals to mobile devices such as smartphones, for use by the private sector.
The attack sent signals to Democrats running everywhere: The DCCC is willing to step into primaries and even attack Democratic candidates to make sure what it sees as viable contenders advance to November's midterm elections.
Until we reduce Washington's role and price highways with a user-pays approach, much like water and electricity, we will lack the price signals to determine how much and where to spend limited highway funds.
The news that you're prioritizing Kim's happiness -- and canceling what he views as a provocative military exercise with South Korea -- probably signals to Kim that you're willing to forego anything to keep diplomatic engagement going.
Booker has five executives from the Big Four on his roster, but his FEC report is littered with marquee names that send signals to other donors that he is a favored choice of the industry.
Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a daily briefing that the law "sent seriously wrong signals to Tibetan separatist elements", as well as threatening to worsen bilateral ties strained by trade tension and other issues.
Hiranya Peiris, an astrophysicist at University College London who searches for non-Gaussianities in the Planck data, said that she and her collaborators are taking cues from string cosmologists in determining which signals to look for.
From there, it was a short jump to the idea of having a constellation of satellites transmit very accurate time signals to receivers on the ground and comparing the signal phases to estimate the user's location.
Cramer says every time investors see a headline about the warning signs in the market, or canaries in the coal mine, or signals to watch for an epic decline — take it with a grain of salt.
To recover the black boxes from the seabed, 3,000 meters below the surface, investigators will need to pinpoint the signals to within a few meters and establish whether the pingers are still connected to the recorders.
"We're aware of this form of manipulation and are proactively implementing a number of signals to prevent these types of accounts from engaging with others in a deceptive manner," a Twitter spokesperson said in a statement.
"We have finally broken out of the range and despite some technical signals to the contrary, the move has been to the upside," Brenda Kelly, the head analyst at London Capital Group, said in a note.
In one fell swoop, Netflix-land would give Disney an undeniable and daunting lead in the OTT video game that signals to the world that it is here to play in the brave new digital world.

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