So the entire race strategy is constantly being simulated and re-simulated.
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For now, what Easter and his colleagues have is the Desert Research Center, simulated sickness, simulated death, simulated attempts to keep the former from becoming the latter.
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If a simulated waterfall is not wet, why should a simulated mind think or feel?
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If the simulated apple replicates all properties of the apple, the simulated apple is the apple.
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From those simulated histories, the scientists generated a massive number of simulated genomes for present-day people.
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Conventionally, when we compare a real apple with a simulated apple, we leave aside all properties that cannot be simulated.
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Of course, simulated Mars soil is just that — simulated, and so its properties may not necessarily translate to real Martian dirt.
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It features audio, video and a simulated Fortune 500 company operation with the goal of giving the user a realistically simulated cyber crisis.
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He also adapted works by Philip K. Dick and Rainer Fassbinder to create a trilogy of plays he titled Simulated Cities/Simulated Systems.
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Yau explains how it works:Each dot represents one of your simulated lives, and as each year passes, more of your simulated selves pass away.
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However, neither could it be made of simulated stuff, because—that's the point of being a simulation—there is no such thing as simulated stuff.
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There they try things like shopping, making appointments at a simulated dentist's office or navigating stoplights and crosswalks on 146 feet of a simulated city street.
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For example, instead of showing a person a presentation about safety guidelines and regulations, you can drop someone into a simulated environment and have them respond to a simulated emergency.
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If we are simulated beings, or sims, living inside a high-resolution simulated reality, then (as I've suggested before) we have reasons to expect the probability of doom to be extremely high.
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The head-worn device would specifically track weapons and allow soldiers to see simulated fire from their real weapons while offering training with weapons, like Javelin missile systems, in a completely simulated environment.
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They had to thread a molecule of methane through a simulated carbon nanotube; unwind a helical molecule and wind it up in the opposite direction; and tie a knot in a simulated protein.
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In the past, simulated space colonies have gone horribly wrong.
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Some companies run regularly simulated tests every hour, and overnight.
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It also correctly predicted 19 out of 20 simulated overdoses.
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The first one to deliver a simulated full band experience.
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Official policies for nudity and simulated sex will be created.
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Globally, the simulated scenario has a straightforward effect on temperatures.
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They had a simulated arena where the chickens would fight.
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The simulated Mars ride takes place during a desert sandstorm.
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RHP Andrew Cashner will pitch in a simulated game Wednesday.
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LHP Carlos Rodon (bursitis) pitched in a simulated game Monday.
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Now you can experience a simulated dogfight from the cockpit.
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Darvish threw roughly 43 pitches over his three simulated innings.
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Such an architecture can never be simulated using binary processing.
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The disparities along those simulated borders didn't widen; they disappeared.
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The same tests have been simulated with primates as well.
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Simulation 101 The engineers who write new software for self-driving vehicles can run simulated tests from their desks to see if their software improves a car's driving, at least in the simulated environment.
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They tie a simulated camera to the movements/orientation of a real-world camera proxy, and push everything the simulated camera "sees" back to a display on its real-world counterpart in real time.
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But if we are creating billions of simulated, conscious humans inside a computer — and they have the same capabilities as us — then that means our consciousness is no different from that of our simulated humans.
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The company removed two apps that simulated bombing Gaza in 2014.
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She also said Iuzzini once allegedly "simulated having sex with" her.
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Recently, one IBM computer successfully simulated a 49-qubit quantum computer.
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The algorithm correctly predicted 19 out of the 20 simulated overdoses.
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In one room, instructors watch as trainees respond to simulated emergencies.
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To test this, Huels and his colleagues simulated a space environment.
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Interestingly, the exact same thing happened in the simulated freshwater oceans.
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A second official said it would include a simulated nuclear attack.
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The stereo speakers also support Dolby Atmos 93D simulated surround sound.
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So she simulated more than a dozen hurricanes, including Hurricane Katrina.
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And throw in a little simulated ghosting and smearing for authenticity.
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There are no little fancy simulated planets anywhere in the computer.
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Could Game of Thrones just be a Westworld-esque simulated reality?
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How do we know we aren't in a simulated reality already?
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They piled up everywhere, so many that they can't be simulated.
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RHP Joe Colon threw a 27-pitch simulated game on Wednesday.
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RHP Joseph Colon threw a 27.04-pitch simulated game on Wednesday.
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He tossed three innings in a simulated game on Sunday night.
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A dozen soldiers quickly arrived to begin containing the simulated attack.
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He said he didn't experience any problems following the simulated game.
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RHP Joe Colon threw a 23-pitch simulated game on Wednesday.
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Blac Chyna simulated giving birth and she was touching Kris Jenner.
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Finally, the researchers tested their algorithm out in simulated network conditions.
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The rookie threw 50 pitches Monday in his second simulated game.
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Simulated situations and questionnaires are poor substitutes for real-world evidence.
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The simulated scenario shows Clinton practicing avoiding a hug from Trump.
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A simulated face doesn't blink the way a real person does.
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LHP Clayton Kershaw (herniated disk) will throw a simulated game Tuesday.
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Employee 216 records the time of the simulated ballistic missile impact.
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The work focusses on how simulated reality can shape our behavior.
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A computer using machine learning can fly 10,000 simulated hours overnight.
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Simulated light rays coming straight from a virtual light source influence the color and brightness of those rendered pixels, but multiple triangles can't affect each other, requiring shadows, indirect illumination, and reflections to all be cleverly simulated.
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He simulated his delivery off flat ground for the first time Sunday.
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In another study, 28 CDNs failed in a simulated forwarding loop attack.
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Zimmermann is scheduled to throw an 80-pitch simulated game Wednesday. 3.
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Video of a simulated terror attack training exercise in Cannes, April 2016.
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The event simulated a tower falling on Waterloo Station in the capital.
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Their first step was to create a simulated, and simplified, social network.
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At the operating room, it alerted 19 of the 20 simulated overdoses.
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Bose pumped in simulated sounds of snoring, noisy neighbors and street noise.
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Susi and Dahani try out the Nubé in a simulated rain shower.
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But when they lose, a sombre skull appears signifying their simulated fate.
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Software algorithms can be designed to create realistic simulated, or "synthetic," data.
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We recorded these simulated conversations and found that managers are consistently unprepared.
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He threw about 2104 pitches in a simulated game Sunday in Florida.
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Despite these simulated conditions, the beetles were still able to orient themselves.
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Onstage he simulated sex, satisfying a fantasy for many of his fans.
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They bond future people with us, the simulated memories of the past.
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LHP Tommy Milone threw a simulated game on Tuesday at Target Field.
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RHP Trevor May threw a simulated game on Tuesday at Target Field.
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No one was sure how simulated violence would play in this setting.
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The production simulated zero gravity using low-light effects and a puppeteer.
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Scherzer threw a two-inning simulated game Tuesday and played catch Wednesday.
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The core components were two spinning belts that simulated a human orifice.
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This begs the question, is simulated emotion now more real than instinct?
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And without real sports to play, interest in simulated games has increased.
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The hurricanes didn't grow that much more intense in the simulated model.
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But the simulated interactions are where Joker gets a bit more twisted.
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That trip will be more harrowing — a simulated malfunction of the rocket.
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Being water boarded by men in masks; a form of simulated drowning.
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Some point to how coaches have better simulated stadium environments during practices.
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The simulated heart thumped irregularly, in much the same way Astrea's had.
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Interstellar Lab hopes to avoid the pitfalls of previous simulated space settlements.
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Tug at the steering wheel paddle shifters and simulated gearshifts are convincing.
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One of the show's most elaborate backdrops simulated a club in Lisbon.
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Kim is expected to participate in RHP Darren O'Day's simulated game Tuesday.
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By summer's end, Fritz had watched—and analyzed—300 simulated volcano tsunamis.
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Then the researchers simulated how NOx emissions might travel over long distances.
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RHP Brandon McCarthy (right hip soreness) will pitch a simulated game Tuesday.
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Ling: So your first exposure to sex was a simulated rape scene?
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Surveys consistently give Bolsonaro around 22 percent in simulated first-round votes.
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Mr. Miller said that investigators also found "simulated weapons" at the apartment.
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They even made a simulated Barack Obama give a George W. Bush speech.
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Bright galaxies (blue) and dim dwarf galaxies (white) orbiting a simulated galaxy's center.
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Those animations also showed the simulated nuking of Florida, it should be noted.
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The simulated asteroid isn't that large, so it wouldn't cause a global catastrophe.
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AI firms have started to use simulated data, including those from video games.
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The CIA subjected prisoners to brutal interrogation techniques, including simulated drowning, or waterboarding.
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When you stroll through MetaWorld, a future of simulated living seems imminently plausible.
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It doesn't really matter, because we're all probably living in a simulated reality.
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And modellers can augment the real world with thousands of computer-simulated scenarios.
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E3G, a think-tank, simulated the interaction of different policies and corporate strategies.
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Instead, Peter Irvine of Harvard University and his colleagues simulated a partial sunshade.
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Red Balloon simulated altering a factory monitoring system by hacking into the monitor.
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"This prototype system has been implemented and tested using simulated drones," Hall notes.
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You are the character, and your body can interact with the simulated world.
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The HBCU theme was more than the simulated Greek life and marching band.
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Accessibility is why some organizations have been slow to warm to simulated sports.
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Manager Terry Francona said the next step could be a simulated game Monday.
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All network traffic generated during those simulated uses was intercepted with specialized software.
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RHP Gerrit Cole (right triceps strain) pitched a simulated game Friday in Oakland.
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RHP Shae Simmons came through his simulated game on Monday with no issues.
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Simulated dragons, spiders, and other obstacles swoop in and out along the way.
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She does this by placing the AI in simulated environments, such as mazes.
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It used to offer simulated chicken strips, but doesn't sell them any more.
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NOTES: Los Angeles LHP Clayton Kershaw will pitch three simulated game innings Monday.
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He is scheduled to throw a simulated game during the team's next homestand.
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Interactive Brokers announced in July the launch of a simulated-sports-betting exchange.
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The simulated thunderstorm of "Shattered," though, would have made a more fitting finale.
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When he doubled over, hands cupping his balls, none of it was simulated.
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Unsurprisingly, Martinez's bathtub nudes and simulated cum pics have been censored by Instagram.
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Playing sounds for mustard plants enhanced survival in the face of simulated drought.
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Phelps lost the SIMULATED race to a great white shark by 2 seconds.
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He previously made two minor league rehabilitation starts and threw one simulated game.
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With the other hand, she simulated grinding a stiletto heel into the ground.
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His simulated scenario predicted that 65 million people could die within 18 months.
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Gary Carruesco later said a "dark colored simulated wood grain" crucifix was found.
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Manager John Farrell said Price would throw another four-inning simulated game Tuesday.
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That should give a better approximation of the simulated experiences during game play.
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The Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercises, a computer-simulated defensive exercise, run from Aug.
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SpaceX did not pass an April 2019 test that simulated a parachute failure.
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In the morning, Yankees executives gathered to observe him in a simulated game.
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LHP Hyun-Jin Ryu (left elbow tendinitis) will pitch a simulated game Tuesday.
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RHP Carlos Carrasco (strained left hamstring) threw a 38-pitch simulated game Thursday.
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The driver will run a simulated race, then the team will use that data to simulate dozens of races on a computer, and then they use that data to inform the driver before his next simulated race, and so on.
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And all it took to find that out was a simulated mission to Mars.
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Even a simulated automatic weapon is satisfying, and loud, and makes you feel powerful.
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This is in addition to the one billion simulated miles accumulated in 2016 alone.
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As a growing audience is drawn to Ishiguro's simulated human, his instincts are validated.
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A police statement said a dark-colored simulated wood crucifix was found on Serna.
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"It flew very much like we had simulated and like we predicted," he said.
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"Russia simulated an attack on all Baltic countries," said Lithuania's Defence Minister Raimundas Karoblis.
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To test these predictions, they simulated the homing flights of wasps in virtual reality.
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Simulated sunlight powers a photosynthetic cell that turns atmospheric carbon dioxide into synthetic gas.
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During these practice scenarios, the crew attempts to identify and seal a simulated leak.
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Some larger companies have long run simulated phishing exercises that test their employee's responses.
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However, the simulated data for training robotic tasks worked much better than they expected.
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There are few surprises left for me in the lives of these simulated beings.
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That may be a good thing, because their simulated speech is creepy as hell.
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Specialists also practice with video recordings and audio prompts, and participate in simulated sessions.
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Depicting the earthy painter as a simulated action figure only adds to that effect.
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Manager John Farrell said Price will throw another four-inning simulated game on Tuesday.
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Here is an old NASA film of a jumping human in simulated moon-gravity.
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Do they run simulated testing of software updates on machines prior to actual implementation?
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Each simulated county features its own AI-generated characters with their own individual stories.
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RHP Kevin Gausman (right shoulder strain) threw 30 pitches Wednesday in a simulated game.
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Last June, Elon Musk claimed that we almost certainly live in a simulated universe.
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RHP Shae Simmons (Tommy John surgery in February 2015) pitched a simulated game Monday.
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It's hard to get excited about a simulated game in the Gulf Coast League.
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Turns out, even when this mess is simulated in virtual reality, it's pretty stressful.
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Neural networks learn by modifying the strength of the connections between their simulated neurons.
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In other words, the rat believed the simulated space to be its own reality.
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After eight years of simulated use, the mattress only showed minor changes in performance.
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Does this mean the plane is accelerating—or could those effects have been simulated?
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In addition, a command scenario called Able Archer simulated the release of nuclear weapons.
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Friendly advice from UCFPD:Do NOT incorporate simulated or ACTUAL ammunition/weapons into your costumes.
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Soldiers train inside another simulated gunnery station for the M-2 Bradley fighting vehicle.
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David Wright continued his cautious start by taking at-bats in a simulated game.
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The boss was not there to see the minor leaguers playing a simulated game.
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The surprising offshoot was that simulated sex lost all its fleshy raunchy transgressive mojo.
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It simulated the way people typically moved through cities, on the street, through crowds.
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Students take over simulated Mission Control rooms, acting as NASA personnel, astronauts and engineers.
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Arizona RHP Zack Greinke (oblique) will likely pitch a simulated game on Friday. 3.
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The researchers simulated an experiment to understand how inequity in earnings reverberates into retirement.
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The transmission struggles to find the right simulated gear and power can be unpredictable.
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One of them has to do with how the simulated faces blink – or don't.
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The coral reef, flickering with simulated sunlight, plunges the viewer into an undersea fantasia.
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It was a simulated helicopter rescue, not an escape from a submerged cockpit simulator.
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Called "Cascadia Rising" by US officials, it is a simulated 9.0-magnitude quake. —Motherboard
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"On its 'face,' many electric makeup art images are projected and simulated," explains Asai.
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In a paper that will be presented at the upcoming Siggraph 2017 conference in late July and published in ACM Transactions on Graphics, the team details their research into altering the cohesive properties of simulated sand when a simulated liquid is introduced.
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Shults: When I went through POW training — reconnaissance and survival training through the Air Force program up in Spokane — seeing how my peers went through that very simulated, but very well simulated, situation, I realized that combat is a frame of mind.
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For example, in "Dark Knight" (2011), an animation of an avatar trying to break out of the virtual world into the real one, I rigged a human model with a simulated human skeleton and then simulated shaking it violently in a box.
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At any given time, there are usually a number of these types of simulated research projects going on, taking crews of volunteers and putting them into a simulated work/life scenario to help us prepare for when astronauts do the real thing.
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The authors acknowledge that the small trial simulated, rather than performed, an actual teledermatology encounter.
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Click here to view original GIFElectrons (blue) and positrons (red) from a computer-simulated pulsar.
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LHP Clayton Kershaw (herniated disk) threw two innings in a simulated game at Dodger Stadium.
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A simulated image of the supermassive black hole at the centre of the M22018 galaxy.
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Also, Shohei Ohtani (elbow) took batting practice and participated in a simulated game on Saturday.
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YouTuber RZ Editz, or RZED for short, enjoys pushing the limits on simulated video characters.
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The next step will either be two simulated games or two minor league rehab starts.
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To train the core models, the team mostly used synthetic data from a simulated environment.
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Much of Legend's likeness wasn't recorded; it's simulated through WaveNet, Google's DeepMind voice synthesis tech.
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One unsolved challenge is making sure the simulated humans — drivers, pedestrians and cyclists — act realistically.
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The simulated cars weren't slowing for the pedestrian as much as its real-world cars.
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Added to that are 3 million simulated miles every day, according to Google's January report.
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Satellite images from HiRISE and simulated Beagle 2 images, at high resolution and scaled down.
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He will throw a bullpen session on Thursday and then a simulated game on Sunday.
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Simulated physiology and physics, plus obstacles (slippery floor, steps, weak muscles) add to the challenge.
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The simulated habitat was located on the slopes of Mauna Loa, a volcano in Hawaii.
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As someone who has been on the Vomit Comet in simulated Mars gravity, I agree.
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Now, it's taken a somewhat unexpected, but unambiguous, stance on simulated involuntary pornography as well.
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Similarly, some tech companies today use simulated training data to speed up the training process.
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Android still has to display a menu bar, which it does below the simulated bezel.
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A simulated rainbow engulfs Kesha and her dancers, before a bona fide glitter storm erupts.
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It will culminate in a "remote operator on-demand offensive attack on a simulated target".
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From 2013 to 2018, the University of Hawaii operated simulated Martian missions inside the habitat.
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This created a kind of sonic feedback loop until the simulated material became thermally superconductive.
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The rats were exposed to normal Earth gravity or simulated Martian gravity for 14 days.
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Otherwise, pilots risk uncertainty or disorientation when transferring their simulated experience to the real world.
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"Instagram's imagery and mood is very virtual, very simulated," says Waldthausen of VanDerBeek's framed pieces.
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Such a simulated world would therefore be identical with what everyone calls the physical world.
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Mosquitoes were trained to associate this simulated swat with the smell of rats and chickens.
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What a lovely day to carry out the meaningless of existence in this simulated reality.
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It previously tested and intercepted dummy missiles that simulated short and medium-range ballistic missiles.
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This week's test also was the first live-fire test against a simulated ICBM target.
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NOTES: Dodgers 3B Justin Turner (strained right hamstring) will participate in a simulated game Wednesday.
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The team simulated how it would appear in the video below: Is it really necessary?
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LHP Wei-Yin Chen (left elbow) pitched a simulated game on Tuesday, lasting three innings.
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We were cautiously optimistic knowing how he looked in his rehab starts and simulated games.
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Pitching scenarios in baseball are more easily simulated and repeated than football plays, Reilly added.
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The videos are actually being open and run in simulated environment with no human watching.
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All this despite — or perhaps as a distraction from — all that garishly simulated screen violence.
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In one study, we gave volunteers an opportunity to invest in a simulated stock market.
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The scientists simulated the impact of rogue waves on vessels such as the USS Cyclops.
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Elon Musk recently stated his belief that we are probably living inside a simulated reality.
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They have a simulated butt that sits on it, which is always amusing to see.
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They wanted to see how a simulated plume might affect the environment around the moon.
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So will more frequently testing U.S. missile defenses against simulated North Korean ICBM-like attacks.
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It features simulated city streets and intersections, with traffic lights, road signs and a tunnel.
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What if NATO had simulated a missile release or Russia hosted counter war games nearby?
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The exercise quickly grew into PACAF's (PACific Air Forces) "premier simulated combat airpower employment exercise."
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NOTES: Dodgers LHP Clayton Kershaw (back) threw a 38-pitch, two-inning simulated game Wednesday.
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And here's another where soldiers were tasked with identifying substances in a simulated chemical lab.
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They groped women, pressed against them, simulated sex acts or masturbated in front of them.
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Attach a set of LM [lunar module] simulated peripherals to the AGC and power on.
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The car accelerates over a fairly long period of time, and steps through simulated gears.
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The estimates used in the study were churned by computers, which simulated Titan's hydraulic cycle.
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Toyota also had virtual reality headsets which simulated the experience of riding in the vehicle.
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In the movie industries, there is some feeling that the world can't be completely simulated.
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He learned how to drive on his computer, turning corners in hundreds of simulated races.
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Loads of dance music over the years has simulated that breathless feeling of a chase.
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They cringe as a two-by-four hurtles across a room in a simulated hurricane.
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There, he became the first detainee subjected to the simulated drowning technique known as waterboarding.
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Computational artist Albert Omoss once simulated vaginal birth contractions with a sea of animated emoji.
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The face-to-face interaction fosters engagement that cannot be simulated on a computer screen.
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During a day of simulated attacks, Ms. Glover was assigned to rob the training area.
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The cacophony of simulated war in the bunker is relentless, and cannot be switched off.
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In both projects, the division between the real and the simulated is constantly in flux.
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Many wore purple, some carried pink crosses, and others wore clothes with simulated blood stains.
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Also, with all sports going dark, I am BEGGING the networks to broadcast simulated games.
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After that, Judge may take part in simulated games at the Yankees complex in Tampa.
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If Chapman handles a simulated game, probably on Monday, the Yankees could then activate him.
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INSIDE PITCH Jacob deGrom threw well in a simulated game in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
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But while the cast is marooned in a simulated paradise, it was filmed on Earth.
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"In the course of exercise, we simulated responding with a nuclear weapon," the official added.
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RHP Darren O'Day (strained right hamstring) threw 25 pitches in a simulated game Tuesday afternoon.
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I encourage people, for a period of two weeks, to make their minds less simulated.
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He is scheduled to throw 55 over three innings in his next simulated outing Monday.
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Then, on three subsequent visits to the clinic, each volunteer simulated a six-hour workday.
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New GFS model coming in right now absolutely crushes DC. Historic, mind-boggling snow amounts simulated.
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Morrow said he felt good during Saturday's simulated game but the soreness returned on Sunday morning.
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Every January, their AI wage war on an MIT-built engine, outmanoeuvring enemies in simulated combat.
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The GoMentum facility features simulated real-world driving conditions, including infrastructure like bridges and parking lots.
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The study simulated Florence's path, intensity and impacts with and without the influence of global warming.
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Bilibino is in far eastern Siberia, outside the map of the simulated plume that Zerbo tweeted.
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All of the Adventure Capitalists look at a cellphone for Ryan's location after the simulated crash.
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That will give us real-world data, with which we can inform our simulated social networks.
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That's supplemented by those 10 million simulated miles and the 20,000 structured tests run on Castle.
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So the team simulated some using terrestrial materials to see what they could do with it.
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Inside computers, sadly, there are no simulated trees, spaceships, explosions, luscious naked bodies, or scary monsters.
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RHP Junior Guerra (right elbow soreness) felt good after taking part in a simulated game Tuesday.
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It was closely modelled on that found in a pig and filled with simulated gastric fluid.
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In other words, the viewers weren't the ones getting shocked, but they simulated the other's pain.
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The exercise was based on a simulated attack on one of the bloc's military missions abroad.
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In particular, the tests examine the impact of simulated crashes on dummies placed inside the car.
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Or see a simulated tornado destroy an Oklahoma town at Universal Florida's "Twister" … Ride It Out.
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Manager Terry Collins said Monday that deGrom will pitch a simulated game in Florida on Tuesday.
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In a simulated second-round vote, the Datafolha found Bolsonaro and Haddad in a dead heat.
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Then, by feeding their synthetic license plates through a simulated surveillance camera, they rendered them indecipherable.
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But that's O.K. There are still simulated battles to wage and Starfleet firearms to play with.
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The exercises have also featured simulated firings of anti-air, anti-surface and anti-submarine missiles.
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The morning of the second simulated Thanksgiving began simply enough, with the researchers making themselves breakfast.
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In addition to the Mooney, Scheuermann had flown the simulated F-35, though with greater difficulty.
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The simulated dog, with its pulse and breathing responding to the treatment, costs more than $20,000.
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The Driveri is collecting 10 million miles per month — that's real road data, not simulated miles.
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Her labor generated revenue for AEBN, by producing a simulated sexual experience for a paying customer.
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There's a simulated boat journey, which takes its passengers on a merchant's galley around the world.
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Before receiving PAP treatment, the kids played a virtual reality program with a simulated street crossing.
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The golfer sees the simulated flight of each shot, thanks to a sensor on the turf.
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Who needs authentic neighborhoods when simulated neighborhoods can be generated as/within residential and office towers?
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The tests simulated a single sensor failing, which triggered software designed to help prevent a stall.
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He needs at-bats first, most likely in simulated games at the Yankees' complex in Tampa.
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So he was expected to do so during the simulated games and workouts in New York.
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The global garden consists of enormous biomes filled with plants that live in a simulated environment.
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Timbers put the audience inside a simulated night club and staged the action throughout the space.
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Each night, virtual robots in simulated buildings, including a double of X's lab, gather more experience.
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At night, Everyday Robot has virtual robots practice grabbing things in simulated buildings, according to Wired.
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In 2016, an app called Being simulated the experience of scrolling through a celebrity's Instagram feed.
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Full frontal nudity and graphically simulated sex scenes are part of many television shows and movies.
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I say "simulated" because CVTs don't actually have gears to shift through like a regular automatic.
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As you switched among the animals, the software simulated the unique perceptual tools of each organism.
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In the first one, 58 college students participated in a simulated dining study in our lab.
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The transmission is continuously variable with steering wheel paddle shifters that provide surprisingly crisp simulated gearshifts.
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RHP Carlos Carrasco (strained left hamstring) threw 38 pitches in his two-inning, simulated game Thursday.
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RHP Bryan Morris (back) pitched a simulated game on Tuesday and hopes to return this month.
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We finally settled on creating a puzzle that simulated a blackjack game between player and dealer.
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Full frontal nudity and graphically simulated sex scenes are part of many television shows and movies.
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The movie, like the book, is full of simulated action and old-school video game references.
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NOTES: New York RHP Adam Warren (back spasms) threw two innings during a simulated game without difficulty.
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Dubious filmmakers use artificially intelligent computers to feed raw audio into a simulated version of Barack Obama.
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In it, she confidently wields the gun prop, swiftly commanding the simulated suspect to drop his weapon.
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In the simulated environment, external energy sources boosted (or "forced") certain chemical reactions in the reaction network.
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He is using a sweet water jet pack to meet a simulated bridge fire face to face.
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While hackers may make it past other defense precautions, they are immediately misdirected into this simulated system.
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Beats let me compare the Studio 2s to the new Studio3 headphones in a few simulated settings.
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No product weeds out the simulated attacker at every technique and tactic — and that's largely by design.
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But the simulated Martian soil contains a special chemical ingredient that acts like its own innate binder.
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If enough of our relationships involve drifting apart physically, maybe simulated touch will become a necessary tool.
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For that matter, a modern computer can be simulated by a supercomputer in much the same way.
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Last year's Aurora exercise, involving the largest-ever American force on Swedish soil, simulated attacks on Gotland.
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One contentious issue is training requirements for pilots, and whether certain simulated training hours can be counted.
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A life-sized replica became the centerpiece of Galaxy's Edge and will take visitors on simulated flights.
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Opsys – Opsys is a multi-disciplinary engineering firm focused on fire prevention, simulated altitude training and cryogenics.
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In the film, the Matrix referred to a simulated world that seemed to be real but wasn't.
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Then they simulated the errors that a study might make due to random attrition and biased attrition.
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The second is that we are more likely all AI or simulated consciousness rather than biological ones.
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For now though, BlowCast only hosts simulated blowjobs from 50 different female models who work with CamSoda.
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Through proprietary dynamic virtual emotion technology, the overall atmosphere of the simulated social situations can be controlled.
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You don't really want to know how this is simulated in lab rats, but it's plenty effective.
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The simulated decline would be well below the one-year 10.8 percent shortfall in the previous recession.
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Most films and episodes feature simulated sex, attempts at plot, and plenty of girl-on-girl scenes.
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In fact, if, say, simulated water might be a meaningful notion, what would it be made of?
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I know they did simulated reality last season too, but this show does like to repeat itself.
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But Davis's method shows us that just five seconds of video is enough to achieve simulated motion.
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INF Will Middlebrooks (lower right leg strain) felt good after taking part in a simulated game Tuesday.
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So, can your brain tell the difference between a real-life scare and a VR-simulated experience?
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RHP Michael Blazek (forearm) threw a simulated game Thursday and will try another next week at home.
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The PathoGlyph Wavelength produces something White calls "empathic immersion," the emotional version of a simulated virtual landscape.
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Kershaw, a 31-year-old left-hander, threw a three-inning simulated game on Saturday without issues.
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If the simulated game goes well, Chapman will appear in a rehab game with Double-A Trenton.
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The researchers at Warwick can bypass these sensors and feed in simulated signals from the computer model.
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In a "blood and guts" exercise, trainers staged gory injuries with fake blood and simulated body parts.
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On Friday morning, tests were taking place ahead of the mission on the simulated landscape in Stevenage.
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First part of today's #Meteron test: Brian the rover starts autonomous traverse of simulated Mars landscape pic.twitter.
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The simulated game could reveal just how far to move the line to achieve the desired reduction.
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After being briefed about the situation by the soldiers, they took action and ended the simulated threat.
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Tinajero was fined 1.35 million pesos ($72,29)for "instructing" the trades that simulated volume, the database showed.
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The GMD system successfully shot down an incoming, simulated North Korean ICBM in a test in May.
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Ifly is an indoor sky diving experience where free-fall conditions are simulated with a wind tunnel.
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Click here to view original GIFA simulated perspective of Neil Armstrong's view of the Apollo 11 landing.
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The pure data is displaced and simulated into a sort of speculative narrative about the same place.
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As far as relaxing activities go, it's not bad, even if it is just simulated bird hunting.
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The three-time Cy Young Award winner threw a four-inning simulated game Saturday at Dodger Stadium.
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Tinajero was fined 22 million pesos ($22014,29)for "instructing" the trades that simulated volume, the database showed.
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Getting simulated reps is an end-around, allowing users to run a race or practice a course.
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After a minute or so of watching the Umhum, the simulated sex becomes more awkward than entertaining.
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What's being simulated is a daily life that is bombarded by the omnipresent anxiety of nuclear catastrophe.
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With the standard version, Apple has already replaced the home button's physical click with a simulated one.
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RHP Jordan Zimmermann threw 80 pitches Wednesday in a simulated game against several sparsely used Detroit players.
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Here are seven great things we wrote about this week: A simulated bus ride through the countryside.
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In fact, most of the simulated maps had efficiency gaps within a few percentage points of zero.
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A series of simulated messages like those she has received in the past scroll across the screen.
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AMC's "The Walking Dead" got fined $104,000 for using simulated EAS tones in two scenes in February.
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One of the candidate's sons posted on Twitter a photo that simulated the torture of an opponent.
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A 2010 study tested people&aposs sense of taste both inside and outside a simulated plane cabin.
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Pace is an intimacy coordinator: a professional facilitator of simulated sex and nudity in theater and film.
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In an earlier session, the students had drawn lots to determine their jobs in the simulated society.
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Last week, the Nationals set up the simulated games for Harper with pitchers right off the plane.
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Maybe federal workers should be subjected to a simulated hack before being allowed to access sensitive information.
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This simulated encounter is used to teach new trainees to consider all options before using deadly force.
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The participants simulated a White House National Security Council meeting in response to a major security crisis.
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They announced their bundle of joy through a maternity photo shoot, featuring a, uuuh, simulated cat birth.
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Using that tool, they have simulated various clean-energy initiatives the state might take, and their impact.
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In the image, a simulated black hole is surrounded by accumulated matter that's being pulled toward it.
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They're put into an incredibly vivid simulated reality through some kind of brainwave helmet or injected drug.
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"We are talking about fantastic systems," Mr. Vucic said after attending a computer-simulated drill near Belgrade.
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Ahrendts told Business Insider in 2016 that she wanted to create "incredible places" that simulated town squares.
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One of the defense sources said the Japanese government had thought computer-simulated tests would be sufficient.
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There's currently an experiment on the space station looking at cement samples that include simulated lunar particles.
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In 85033 NATO carried out a command post exercise, called Able Archer, which simulated a nuclear conflict.
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In another exercise above Nevada, about 120 soldiers simulated parachuting into an enemy's territory while dark outside.
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If you see this video as one intended to help men fight anxieties about sexual performance and erectile dysfunction through a simulated sexual experience—the same way other VR therapy videos help acrophobics battle their fears through simulated exposure to heights—then it makes a lot more sense.
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While it's not clear how real the company's technology is, you could describe these simulated presentations as fake.
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Chief Pilot and Vice President of Flight Operations Yohannes HaileMariam is at the helm of our simulated flight.
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Guided by HaileMariam, our simulated flight rises and is airborne for 15 minutes before gliding to a stop.
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Age, experience, and simulated practice through games have taught me that can be unsettling as well as beguiling.
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The shaking was computer-simulated, triggered by the flick of a switch by our disaster guide, Yoshiko Miyagawa.
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Moody's simulated a Montepaschi-style restructuring plan on the 2300 Italian banks supervised by the European Central Bank.
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RHP Lance McCullers Jr. (sore shoulder) threw 30 pitches in a simulated game during extended spring training Wednesday.
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The other two drills are held in the spring — one computer-simulated and the other a field exercise.
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On Hawaii's Mauna Loa volcano, six "astronauts" live in a simulated Martian environment for eight months or more.
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After that, he likely will either go on a rehab assignment or pitch a simulated game, Melvin said.
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" Along with all these customizations, the simulated guests in Planet Coaster's parks have unique interests and "emotional profiles.
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In April 2016, two Russian fighters flew within 30 feet of the Cook in a simulated attack profile.
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If there is a launch, it's not clear if the missiles would carry any kind of simulated warhead.
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In fact, some fans have speculated Rick's fourth wall-awareness means he believes in the simulated reality theory.
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The bot itself had to work through 70 hours of simulated training time, which was sped up artificially.
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What happens when data from test subjects living in simulated space environments is plugged into a predictive model?
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The system can help keep a drone in place even in heavy winds as simulated by fan crosswinds.
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A simulated attack on an airfield culminated with an explosion of 400 quarter-blocks of C4 plastic explosive.
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There's only simulated friction, no gusts of air, no slight resistance in one joint due to maintenance problems.
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"A scene can be quite explicit on the screen while being simulated during the shooting," the report reads.
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Waymo, the self-driving arm of Google's parent company, has simulated more than 10 billion miles of driving.
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Habitat is not itself a virtual world, but rather a platform on which such simulated environments can run.
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The hypothesis was to see if a robot can do precise things just as well from simulated data.
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By the end of the drill, the journalists were breathing hard, covered in dirt and simulated bodily fluids.
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O'Day also simulated the time in between innings while pitching to OFs Hyun Soo Kim and Joey Rickard.
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To demonstrate this, a research team led by Basil el Jundi experimented with dung beetles in simulated conditions.
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But in virtual reality, haptic feedback does so much more, adding a physical dimension to the simulated world.
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In most scenarios that require gunfire, rifles are loaded with dye-filled "simunition," or paint-based simulated ammunition.
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Making the standard assumptions about cold dark matter halos, the researchers simulated galaxies like those in McGaugh's sample.
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RHP Jered Weaver will throw four innings of a simulated game Tuesday at extended spring training in Arizona.
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Black people dying at the hands of injustice has become so commonplace that our world feels simulated, too.
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History and geography lessons can be enhanced with the Rift by bringing students to simulated environments, noted Liew.
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My Giant Life's Haleigh Hampton has something painful in store for her husband Bryan Carvalho: simulated labor contractions.
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We can distance ourselves from our role as participant in pro wrestling's blend of simulated and real violence.
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The Balcony has a little simulated world, you see, full of people driving cars and pedestrians wandering around.
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Perhaps the most plausible part of the Starship Enterprise was the holodeck, which simulated other people and environments.
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And BlowCast, a virtual on-demand marketplace, lets users buy a simulated blow job from ammature cam girl.
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Instead of boarding a plane, patients graduate via a series of virtual reality (VR) flights, with simulated turbulence.
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In a pitch black room, Ryo Kasuga talks space as a simulated solar system rotates above my head.
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RHP Hector Rondon (triceps) said he was feeling good after he threw a 22-pitch simulated game Saturday.
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The secrets of dolphin fertilization are being unraveled by innovative simulated sex techniques in laboratories around the world.
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This allowed the team to seamlessly switch between the world outside of the bus and their simulated environment.
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Two weeks earlier, two Russian warplanes flew 11 simulated attack passes near an American destroyer in the Baltic.
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A similar loss of ability has plagued Harvey, who threw a simulated game before deGrom's start on Saturday.
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Gosling looks happiest in these scenes, perhaps because happiness, albeit of the simulated sort, hovers within K's grasp.
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They point to the need for rigorous personnel security checks, armed guards and simulated attacks at nuclear facilities.
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"There always remains the possibility for the simulated to discover the simulators," the authors said in the paper.
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Paying for the epilogue often brings an extra layer of romance: simulated sex scenes are a common feature.
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INF Jose Reyes (oblique) will take part in a simulated game Monday and begin a rehab assignment Tuesday.
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In the video, soldiers are seen carrying a troop on a litter for a simulated mock casualty evacuation.
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Neuromation is using simulated animals to train software that could help out on the farm by monitoring livestock.
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In the simulated model, the hurricanes didn't grow that much more intense, but they almost all became rainier.
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On Tuesday, three elite police units were involved in a simulated attack inside one of Paris's railway stations.
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Today, we get our gaming rocks off by watching things like simulated hippos shoot penguins with machine guns.
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Basically, it puts you in a simulated cabin with a big screen TV for your Netflix watching pleasure.
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It also blocked contaminants during a simulated surgery "without inhibiting visibility or in-film maneuverability," the paper stated.
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Most testing suites put phones through synthetic or simulated tests that are only analogous to real world use.
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With Summit, he simulated how the atoms and particles in the viral protein would react to different compounds.
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Another test that simulated online transactions at a stock brokerage showed a 4 percent slowdown, the company said.
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And simulated violence can desensitize children to real-life suffering, and is linked to increased anxiety and fear.
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For Mitchelton-Scott, the simulated rides have been a surprising boon in the face of an unfortunate circumstance.
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She said Betts often simulated shooting other students and threatened to kill himself and others on several occasions.
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Branson was present at this morning's event, leading a simulated zero gravity vertical space walk in the suit.
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RHP Chad Qualls (right forearm tightness) is scheduled to throw 20-25 pitches in a simulated game Saturday.
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Right now, violent real-world footage and simulated graphic violence in video games are listed as the same.
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He said he keeps his timing by stepping in when LHP David Price is pitching a simulated game.
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Coders can run quantum code on simulated quantum hardware, or real quantum hardware from Honeywell, IonQ, or QCI.
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His fellow-instructors, and one instructor's teen-age siblings, simulated a Black Lives Matter protest outside the Convention.
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For another, it required the equivalent of 10,000 years of simulated training to learn to manipulate the cube.
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Soon, a simulated version of InSight is touching down safely on a Mars that wraps all around us.
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Several of the 14, including Anza and Temecula, are in the path of the simulated fire described above.
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LHP Wei-Yin Chen (left elbow) pitched a simulated game on Tuesday and hopse to return this month.
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To reach their conclusions, the research team ran hundreds of thousands of simulated elections under various election models.
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RHP Aaron Nola threw a two-inning simulated game, so he wouldn't go two weeks without facing hitters.
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They simulated the folding of each one, looking for the combinations that might fit into the viral niche.
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The Air Force says the aircraft also "simulated strike operations" in the exercise, which took place on Saturday.
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If we are NPCs, or simulated characters, then I think it's a more complicated answer and more frightening.
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It also monitors new recruits on a simulated project to make sure they have found a good match.
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Earlier this year, JPL conducted tests of the helicopter in "a simulated Martian environment" that put the helicopter through temperatures as low as minus 130 degrees Fahrenheit and flew it in a vacuum chamber that simulated Martian air — it was also attached to a "motorized lanyard" to help simulate Martian gravity.
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In simulated overtimes where Atlanta gets the ball first, the Falcons go on to win 62.6% of the time.
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In truth, the raid was simulated: The shots were blanks, the terrorist an American airman playing a bad guy.
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Well, the Space Mug gives you a simulated spaceship experience from about 500 million square kilometers up in space.
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Several years ago, I asked a Rand Corporation researcher to run a simulated war game for World Policy Journal.
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Another limitation is that researchers lacked raw noise data and relied instead on simulated models of wind turbine sound.
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Researchers will evaluate the use of the glue by treating simulated broken teeth and testing them aboard the station.
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NOTES: Royals LHP Mike Minor, who has not pitched since 2014 after 2015 shoulder surgery, threw a simulated game.
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LHP Tyler Anderson (right oblique strain) will throw his first simulated game since getting injured Tuesday in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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A Hofstadter butterfly, a pattern describing how electrons behave in a magnetic field that's been simulated by Google researchers.
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The main criticism of studies that show interference with Wi-Fi is that the LTE-U signals are simulated.
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And what tools or technologies do developers still require to reach this hypothetical fusion of AI and simulated reality?
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Vargas was originally scheduled to throw a simulated game to the outfielder Michael Conforto on Monday at Citi Field.
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While simulated miles are hugely valuable, the right road miles present a system with the challenges of unanticipated situations.
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In Shey Rivera Ríos's new installation, the island "miracle" that's marketed to mainland American consumers is simulated and détourned.
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When we simulated the same player matchups with the NextGen Finals rules, the mean duration fell to 260 points.
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One server simulates the vehicle's many sensors, and the other runs the vehicle's software to process the simulated data.
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No simulation, no self-driving cars Cruise, GM's self-driving team, runs 200,000 hours of simulated tests every day.
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This could help address VR's motion sickness problem, which occurs because of the lag between simulated and real motion.
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A simulated takeoff and flight, facilitated by your Nien Nunb and Poe, commence with everyone standing troop transport style.
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Sex on screen is totally simulated, and the work to get across a convincing scene can be super awkward.
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Guess that's what happens when you show a little bit of flesh, whether it's a real or simulated human.
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From our surveillance platforms, we could observe training camps where men leapt off motorbikes and fired on simulated targets.
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The hope is that if they practice these things in a simulated stressful environment, they will be better prepared.
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The notion is explained earlier in the episode when Dolores and Bernard visit the simulated world of The Forge.
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According to Redmond, it's hard to adequately stress the F-35 and F-22 in a simulated combat environment.
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You can shoot panoramas, portraits, monochrome, burst, a simulated f/224 aperture, at 220 megapixels, or handheld long exposures.
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Seattle LHP Drew Smyly (elbow) didn't throw a simulated bullpen session on Tuesday as scheduled after experiencing a setback.
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When we run a simulated coin flip thousands of times, we get a very similar pattern of "up" streaks.
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It was like a cross between some of the NASA training systems that simulated antigravity, and some other things.
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Even though the Z4 only has one rear cam, it can still shoot portrait shots using simulated bokeh effects.
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The test simulated all of the events of an actual launch, though with the rocket secured to the pad.
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In fact, according to the Post, both Brando and Schneider have said the film's scenes of intercourse were simulated.
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As last-mile training models are in simulated or actual workplaces, they are much more accessible to displaced workers.
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Expect to also see high-tech cabin lighting, with a simulated sunrise to "gently wake customers on morning flights".
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It could not be made of real stuff, because if it was, it would no longer be simulated water.
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RHP Brandon McCarthy (Tommy John surgery in April 2015) pitched in a simulated game at Dodger Stadium on Monday.
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An augmented-reality demo version that overlays simulated ravens on a smartphone camera feed is available for mobile devices.
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Knowlton was shot in front of about 35 people as she acted as an intruder during a simulated robbery.
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RHP Gerrit Cole (right triceps strain) pitched a simulated game Friday in Oakland before the Pirates faced the A's.
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Boston RHP Junichi Tazawa (shoulder) threw a simulated game on Tuesday and could come off the DL by Friday.
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RHP Keone Kela (right elbow impingement) will throw a one-inning simulated game Thursday with Triple-A Round Rock.
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Indeed, most investors are more worried by chronic ailments than the sort of shocks simulated by the stress tests.
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In April, two Russian warplanes flew simulated attack passes near a U.S. guided missile destroyer in the Baltic Sea.
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Ross, who is returning from October surgery to repair thoracic outlet syndrome, says he's trending toward a simulated game.
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In a new study, scientists simulated the effect of adding artificial snow to the glaciers to stop the melt.
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I don't mean typing on its simulated keyboard, mind you, as that process is still perfectly alien to me.
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Key Resolve, meanwhile, is a computer-simulated desktop exercise typically involving about 2628,28503 U.S. and 22019,000 South Korean troops.
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LHP Brett Anderson threw approximately 50 pitches in a bullpen session Friday, breaking it up into three simulated innings.
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There, the engineers tried out different configurations and even simulated tire compounds before testing anything in the real world.
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Under the platform is a small plot of simulated Middle East: engineered soil that has been heated and moistened.
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Key Resolve, meanwhile, was a computer-simulated desktop exercise typically involving about 28500,6900 U.S. and 2628,28503 South Korean troops.
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That exercise is a computer-simulated desktop war game typically involving about 12,000 U.S. and 10,000 South Korean troops.
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So he created 3D digital models of a short-faced kangaroo skull and simulated the mechanical forces at play.
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LHP Tyler Anderson threw a three-inning, 52-pitch simulated game without any pain in his inflamed left knee.
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Uber's engineers, operating from San Francisco, had to deal with drivers who simulated or faked rides to get commissions.
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A whopping 95 percent of the simulated objects were flung into intergalactic space, perhaps reaching neighboring galaxies like Andromeda.
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The first test was in a lab environment and simulated typical browsing behavior on a variety of popular sites.
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It's not clear this technology quite approximates human creativity, but its commercial success suggests a demand for simulated imagination.
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Wright, whose skills seemed diminished in his minor league and simulated games, kept the Mets abreast of his condition.
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A conference exhibition showcasing Qiddiya featured a lion hologram as well as simulated racecar drives and roller coaster rides.
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They then simulated a running motion in the model's legs, and calculated how other parts of the body responded.
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In that drill, police officers—a "staff of 100," Smith said—took eight hours to recover the simulated child.
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On Day 2, they got down and dirty on an off-road course that simulated rough forest service roads.
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Here, the machines that we now rely on — or may soon — are also learning inside their own simulated worlds.
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Peeling out on the simulated- driving games, they push in quarter after quarter she drops to their cupped hands.
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The experience involved simulated drowning, and he was "threatened with death, and then suffocated, causing him to lose consciousness".
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The system, paid for by Washington, was tested last month when the U.S. shot down a simulated ballistic missile.
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In June, Lula was leading a first-round ballot simulated by pollster Ibope, with 33 percent of voters' support.
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Engineering students at the University of Michigan use an augmented-reality track to test autonomous vehicles in simulated traffic.
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Even a simulated victory — the predictable result of Cold Response 2020 — will undoubtedly set Russia's nuclear controllers on edge.
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This feature can create a virtual soundfield from the device's 2.1-channels, resulting in simulated surround and height effects.
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In manual mode, the driver can use the steering wheel-mounted paddles to shift through seven simulated shift points.
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A moving red dot on the app accurately showed me the simulated car's position relative to where I stood.
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Stanton had me try out a game called "Fruit NInja" where the sensors in my hands simulated large swords.
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It moves from birth in Africa (though a giant simulated vagina) through arbitrary tribal warfare to lust overcoming separatism.
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Therefore, if we are conscious beings, we are more likely to be a simulated being than a biological one.
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"There are ... many occasions where a simulated Christmas tree of mechanical construction may actually be preferred," the patent claims.
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But one thing it probably doesn't get enough credit for is its role in the production of simulated electronics.
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In one, he sits on a couch, the disgruntled gamer, discussing his violent fantasies and desire for simulated sex.
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So, anyone with a clever idea and a simulated video can raise money proposing an idea that's impossible to do.
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Sure, the Center for River Studies could have just simulated all this in a supercomputer, built from spreadsheets and algebra.
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He threw a 75-pitch simulated game indoors on Sunday when his scheduled rehab start for Pawtucket was rained out.
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While I sat in a lounge chair, Bose's demo simulated examples of noisy environments: Snoring partners, loud neighbors, or traffic.
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On Monday, Blazek took a step toward returning to the mound when he threw a simulated game with positive results.
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Similarly, network misconfigurations allowed for infiltration in 80 percent of external tests versus 96 percent during a simulated insider threat.
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In the Senate, he was a critic of harsh interrogation techniques such as "waterboarding" or simulated drowning of terrorism suspects.
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Water output was greater in simulated desert-climate conditions due to stronger sunshine, but the prototype does has technical limitations.
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"Once the skills are learned, new motions can be simulated much faster than real-time," said CMU professor Jessica Hodgins.
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Instead, scientists grew both human cells and mouse cells in the lab and exposed both to a simulated lunar dust.
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In fact, lower bass sounds like the rumbling of a subway train (which Bose simulated at the demo), disappeared completely.
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Simulated low-oxygen training, a technique used by professional athletes for decades, has only recently gained popularity among Everest climbers.
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"There is some evidence, especially in simulated driving conditions, that medication can specifically improve driving behaviors," Kollins said by email.
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At one point, Hotz said he was even entertaining founding a religion dedicated to breaking out of the simulated universe.
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Our exercise machines can take us on a simulated journey through Zion Natural Park at the press of a button.
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In other words, they'll use their keyboards to bring a simulated version of the concert to life in real time.
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In the simulated training environment, users can engage dismounted and mounted targets, as well as moving vehicles and stationary targets.
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On the other hand, even for these applications, the demos today are half-baked using simulated or artificially controlled situations.
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Google's Tango uses a flat tablet instead of a headset, but it can already handle things like simulated interior decorating.
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In the same way some hospitals do simulated emergency response drills, they do surprise security drills to test hospitals' responses.
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The Chinese actress Han Xue recited the letter against a simulated backdrop of a forest, where it was supposedly found.
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Four astronauts embark on a simulated mission to a distant planet to test the psychological effects of deep space travel.
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The incident comes just months after CUNA hosted a simulated ransomware attack, aimed at helping credit unions defend against ransomware.
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So a team of artists made artificial examples of yellow left-turn signals, and loaded them into its simulated environments.
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The product, which cost $129 in original Earth dollars, came with two sleeves that simulated different parts of human anatomy.
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The robot had a unique system that grasped and pulled at my turgidity in ways that simulated real human contact.
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Conveniently, Dr. Fujita still has the key to Mantleray's apartment, which is how she manages to interrupt some simulated sex.
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Simulated data can also be more easily labeled as it is created by computers, therefore saving a lot of time.
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In essence, BlowCast allows a user to buy a simulated blow job from dozens of amateur and professional cam girls.
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Many pointed out that even if the effect is simulated, the risk of triggering a heart attack is very real.
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There are also creative tools, like simulated bokeh / depth adjustments, which is reminiscent of the original pitch for Lytro's cameras.
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Essentially, the algorithm learns to recognize patterns in a particular person's speech, and then reproduce those patterns during simulated speech.
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Even after death, the AI sees that its subjects remain part of the system, running simulated versions of their lives.
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However, it's possible that HI-SEAS may host simulated Mars missions in the future, too, possibly as soon as 2020.
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Manager Brad Ausmus opted to skip Zimmermann at least one start and hopes the simulated game will sharpen him up.
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To these individuals, the focus on achieving high performance within simulated environments makes the reward-signal problem hard to tackle.
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You get a little buzz, just as with Apple's unmoving MacBook Pro touchpad or the iPhone's simulated home button click.
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There's Dolores, inside the simulated world of the Cradle, testing a host consciousness that she hopes will replicate Arnold Weber.
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A rotating fan motor mounted with lights simulated a black hole, while cloud tanks to create those smoky, fluid effects.
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LHP Sean Doolittle (strained left shoulder) threw 20 pitches in a simulated game Friday and is nearing a rehab assignment.
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RHP Chris Young threw a 35-pitch bullpen session on Tuesday and will pitch a simulated game later this week.
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A lot of companies, he said, are interested in using tech to turn map data into a rich, simulated world.
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Meek was apparently enjoying the war, liking a photo Ebro posted of Nicki and Remy in a simulated fight scene.
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LHP Chris Rusin (left shoulder strain) will throw a simulated game Sunday that could last three innings or 45 pitches.
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All staff who work on the hotline are required to complete trauma training, which includes simulated calls with various situations.
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In other words, imagine that you could take a "sideways-on" view of every extant universe, whether simulated or not.
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Hernandez is scheduled to pitch in a simulated game during the Mariners' upcoming road trip before beginning his rehab assignment.
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It is trained by being fed thousands of simulated images showing blocks in different positions with various lighting and textures.
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Some model runs simulated the effects of greenhouse gas pollution present in the atmosphere at that time; others did not.
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The Super Nintendo game, created by a small Japanese developer Amccus, simulated life on a farm in a rural community.
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But that's the point — confined living and working space, for a simulated mission to Phobos, one of Mars' two moons.
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All the experiences at Tribeca are simulated, but some of the most immersive ones are those that explicitly reject headsets.
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Researchers in the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory used two different electronic cigarettes and simulated vaping at different battery power settings.
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As such, only one sale is simulated by the cash flow model and SARA no longer constrains the asset sale.
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But the FDIC and other regulators, domestically and abroad, have taken major steps to prepare — including by conducting simulated failures.
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Those who did well on the computer task tended be happier with the outcomes of simulated negotiations with their classmates.
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Kershaw hasn't thrown since July 16, when he completed a four-inning session in a simulated game at Dodger Stadium.
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Earlier this year a group of academics, based mainly at Johns Hopkins University, simulated the environmental effects of such substitutions.
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On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve is scheduled to report how 33 financial institutions fared in a simulated bad economic downturn.
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But that's just what a simulated consciousness who believes he's a special participant in base reality would say, isn't it?
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After Harvey threw a simulated game Saturday at Citi Field, Collins said he and Harvey were pleased with the results.
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One study simulated the purchase of an ACA plan, using participants who passed a screening test for basic insurance literacy.
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The bantamweight duel ended in contentious fashion, however, as Tshitamba stood over Oosthuizen and simulated two gunshots to the head.
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So Spark created a maze-like course, which included simulated obstacles like holes and grass, for use in key research.
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The routine ends with simulated machine-gun fire and the woman, looking stunned and stricken, standing alone on the ice.
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While the simulated matte finish bark pieces appear real, they don't look as luxurious as the CX-9 Signature's planks.
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RHP Chris Bassitt (elbow) will throw a simulated game Saturday as he makes his way back from Tommy John surgery.
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Video clips showing people running in circles were projected on curtains while the speakers pumped in ASMR-like simulated breathing.
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On Tuesday, the military simulated a real-time invasion by Chinese mainland forces at different points across the Taiwan Strait.
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Instead, necro is fantasy designed for viewers with a death fetish, an affinity for simulated acts of murder and necrophilia.
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The penis and vagina were sewn together in simulated copulation, and the entire setup was preserved with a formaldehyde solution.
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Unlike the painting, Kaayk's simulated garden of hell is a monochromatic gray, featuring figures from crowd-sourced 3D scans. Hell.
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Sometimes, this intimate content gets away from us, and many of us have experienced situations like that simulated by YACHT.
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Astroscale has been testing its secret glue by subjecting it to radiation and extreme temperature fluctuations in simulated space environments.
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Six "crew members" have returned to normal life after spending a full year doing a simulated Mars mission in Hawaii.
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Included in the firehouse's $27 million price tag: spaces to practice rappelling down buildings and escaping simulated smoke-filled rooms.
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A simulated computer glitch caused the plane to point its nose down, diving aggressively like the planes in both crashes.
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When untreated, children were 12 times more likely than adherent kids to have a simulated hit, the study authors calculated.
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It features simulated city streets and intersections, with traffic lights, road signs, parking meters, a railroad crossing and a tunnel.
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For one thing, he said we're probably living inside a simulated reality whose purpose we have no hope of understanding.
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They vibrate with an uncertainty and rough unpredictability that can't be simulated by players who are masters of their dominion.
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You play forever in the fields of your imagination, chasing down extremely realistic simulated humans until the end of time.
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In 2011, Weber helped design a war game centered on a simulated North Korean biological weapons attack on the South.
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They completed more than 30 simulated operations, including two sessions in an operating room, with a full surgical team assembled.
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An interactive booth allows you to pick up a phone and have a simulated conversation at a jail visitation window.
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Then they simulated the physics of each item, showing the precise point where a robotic arm should pick it up.
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While the mug gives you a simulated spaceship experience, the NASA AR Notebook brings history to life before your eyes.
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Timbers put the audience inside a simulated night club and staged the action throughout the space, often on mobile platforms.
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Urban decorated the turrets and domed interiors with simulated frosting, gumdrops, peppermint sticks, animal crackers, gingerbread men and other sweets.
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The U.S. and South Korea are beginning computer-simulated military exercises as tensions run high with North Korea, Reuters reported.
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He felt elbow discomfort near the end of March, and then felt tightness after throwing a simulated game in June.
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The director has maintained that the action is simulated, unlike the inebriated sex between Natasha and the French scientist earlier.
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Phillipe Reines tweeted a video showing Clinton and himself, as Trump, entering a simulated debate setup for a traditional handshake.
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He found that Wigner crystals can be simulated by applying an electric charge to balls made of aluminum and copper.
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Pitcher Dellin Betances (right shoulder impingement) threw a bullpen at the team's complex in Florida — two 16-pitch simulated innings.
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By zooming in on terrain view, another feature of Google Earth, I simulated how the town looked from the ground.
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In March, for instance, one national Lithuanian exercise involved the simulated contamination of a ship with an unknown chemical weapon.
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Chen has begun to incorporate breaking balls into his sessions and should be ready soon to participate in simulated games.
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The nearby off-road course includes a simulated rocky riverbed, a real sand pit, a craggy hill, and cement staircases.
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In the next room, participants watch as the native flora and fauna come to life in a simulated Arctic tundra.
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"It's a huge ecosystem where the insect life is being simulated outside of the view of the player," he says.
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Pitcher Dellin Betances (right shoulder impingement) threw a bullpen at the team's complex in Florida — two 16-pitch simulated innings.
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Mounted in a long, white-walled space, the show suggests a simulated snowstorm: the artificial version of a natural whiteout.
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Though the anticlimactic, simulated nature of the actual "race" let lots of people down, the real point of Phelps vs.
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Vehicle data can be quickly downloaded by an engineer who can iterate rapidly and test those changes in simulated environments.
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Using computer models, scientists simulated a 4,000-foot asteroid smashing into a 15.5-mile asteroid at 11,200 miles per hour.
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The walls of the simulated house have a deliberately sketched feeling, and the scene is bathed in warm, bright colors.
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Things ratchet up until a chaotic wrestling stew is created, a six-person (seven this year) maelstrom of simulated violence.
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Villareal plays God in a simulated universe, setting parameters within his algorithms to coax life out of cold, hard numbers.
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There is also a mixed-media collage called "The FBI Files 240" (256), which incorporates simulated and real redacted texts.
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"We simulated 2,000 binary stars on a computer and put a small body in orbit around each binary," Jackson told Gizmodo.
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Further, it will be important to analyze more simulated galaxies in the future in order to obtain statistically significant speed distributions.
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NOTES: Seattle starters Felix Hernandez, James Paxton and Hisashi Iwakuma all threw simulated games at Safeco Field during the Angels series.
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The researchers used simulated videos with virtual human characters, along with a database of 3,000 crowdsourced tasks the program can choose.
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Be warned: Some of the noises, like explosions or simulated gunshots, can be a little startling if you're listening in public.
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When that feel — the scent, the heft, the old book smell — can be simulated do we need to visit a bookstore?
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He posted videos of the sub being tested in a swimming pool in California with simulated narrow passages like the cave.
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The researchers studied how the creatures moved their heads and bodies, then recreated a simulated "wasp's-eye-view" of the world.
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That's why the ideas have to be tested in simplified, computer-simulated environments that aim to capture the flavor of reality.
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Basically, after feeding the neural network images of simulated galaxies, the researchers were able to get useful information about real galaxies.
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To now enforce that all contact, simulated or not, must include consent feels like a natural evolution in anti-harassment policies.
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Click here to view original GIFSimulated humanoid pulling off a perfect backflip, which it did after a month of simulated training.
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The men were asked to sit in a climatic chamber that simulated either very hot, dry conditions or hot, humid conditions.
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The strategy of joining several telescopes to create a simulated larger dish area has actually been used for decades, Narayanan said.
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First came the song's faint hiss and cracks of simulated vinyl which caused the headset to pop off in little bursts.
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The simulated dust killed cells and altered DNA, especially right after it had been crushed up into smaller, micrometer-scale pieces.
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From Monday, he'll be living in a simulated Martian base, known as the HAB, for five days at Sydney's Circular Quay.
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The simulated expiring heartbeats at the close suggest, he says, not acceptance, but a furious protest against the idea of extinction.
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There, Guida and other scientists use a particle accelerator to create simulated space radiation and see how it affects biological samples.
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Neuroon bills itself as "the first intelligent sleep mask," blocking out light and using a simulated sunrise to wake you naturally.
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And despite being alone in my living room, it effectively simulated a "real" cycling class, for lack of a better description.
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In tests, the two systems managed to repel about 90% of the simulated lunar dust that the material was exposed to.
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You can read more about these alterations directly from Apple's work, entitled Learning from Simulated and Unsupervised Images through Adversarial Training.
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Fellow crewmember Christiane Heinicke added she was amazed she could draw water from the "little greenhouse construct" in their simulated environment.
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Since then, she has simulated moonlight in a lightbulb, made maps of dead stars and sent a meteorite back to space.
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ICE Clear Europe's pre-funded resources would be enough, but these would only marginally cover the simulated stress losses, ESMA added.
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Bolsonaro and Haddad are seen running practically neck-and-neck in a simulated second-round run-off vote later this month.
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"We took simulated lunar material and cooked it in a solar furnace," explained ESA materials engineer Advenit Makaya in a statement.
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She and her co-author Michael Wehner plugged in ocean temperature, atmospheric conditions, and watched the simulated storms spin toward land.
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Kint amazes her handlers by blazing through a training montage of mind-freeing exercises, like learning to breathe under simulated water.
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All of the device's functionality is simulated by the software, with the ability to operate like a hardware-device solution would.
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Researchers are now able to model cloud dynamics at high resolution, generating patches of simulated clouds that closely match real ones.
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Video games are constructed in robust simulated worlds, with layers of code dependent on each other to create a realistic experience.
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These animated works feature collage, paints, and psychotropic substances, all designed to draw the viewer into VanDerBeek's media-saturated simulated realities.
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Zubaydah suffered strain positions, sleep deprivation, sensory overload, and 249 rounds of the painful and frightening simulated drowning known as waterboarding.
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At Apple, McNamara says he worked on an autonomous systems project, where he explored automatic content generation of simulated virtual environments.
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Its world of indistinguishable mudpits becomes much more intricate and engaging in the presence of simulated rivalries, resentments, obsessions, and affections.
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ECMWF 12z w/intensification trend for Hurricane Hilary down to 968 mb w/an eye on simulated satellite in 36-hours.
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We simulated the whole experience in 3D so that we could all understand how the film would translate to multiple screens.
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This was especially awkward when played in multiplayer mode, effectively turning a colorful game for kids into a simulated circle jerk.
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Yost said it is just a matter of whether they opt to throw Young in a simulated game or activated him.
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In simulated patients, on paper, they didn't find any relationship between unconscious preferences and how people might assess or treat patients.
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Hernandez is scheduled to pitch in a simulated game during the Mariners' upcoming road trip before he begins a rehab assignment.
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"The simulated contractions feel like a life's being squeezed out of you [and you're] simultaneously being electrocuted and burnt," he continued.
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It was recommended for audiences aged 17 or older, due to nudity, sexual content, simulated sexual violence and racially violent language.
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For future astronauts traveling far from their home world, these escapes into a simulated wilderness may be a crucial coping mechanism.
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This line of argument says that simulated murder is simply escapism, blowing off steam, or experimentation with a sophisticated software system.
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In a simulated first-round vote, the poll found Bolsonaro had 32 percent of voter support while Haddad had 23 percent.
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The actress, Maria Schneider, said in a 2007 interview that the simulated sex scene was unscripted and that she felt bullied.
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Dodgers LHP Clayton Kershaw (back) threw 60 pitches in a simulated game on Saturday and might rejoin the rotation next week.
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There are various experiments growing things in simulated martian soil and they do actually tend to come out with positive results.
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In a separate incident, two Russian warplanes flew simulated attack passes near a U.S. guided missile destroyer in the Baltic Sea.
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He said he had tested furniture frames using hydraulic cylinders in Detroit that simulated the load of a 250-pound human.
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The tired drivers (operating a computer-simulated car, of course) who didn't pull over were 15 times more likely to crash.
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Using mathematical models, astrophysicists simulated how various alien civilizations might rise and fall as they used up their planet's natural resources.
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We may have armies of employee footsoldiers working long hours to build robust digital infrastructures and simulated worlds in extreme detail.
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In the simulated model, the hurricanes didn't grow that much more intense, but they almost all became wetter, spewing more rain.
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For the iPhone 7, it replaced the button with a non-moving version that simulated a click through with tactile response.
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Baltimore RHP Darren O'Day (shoulder) threw a simulated game on Friday and could be activated before the end of the weekend.
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New technology will allow the Marines to see how they do against a simulated adversary — in this case, British Royal Marines.
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US Marine firefighters and Royal Thai firefighters work together to put out a simulated aircraft fire during Exercise Cobra Gold 2018.
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However, taking a few swings Wednesday against teammate RHP Jordan Zimmermann in a simulated game brought some pain to the wrist.
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When the sitter brought Roxy back, he excitedly showed them a heavy wood-and-metal contraption that simulated a dog sled.
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In simulated settings like a mental hospital or a Highland moor, his models turned violence into performance and suffering into story.
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The widely read Global Times tabloid said last week amphibious landing operations and long-distance attacks were likely to be simulated.
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The movie contains ill-advised simulated scenes that recreate the crime and other stylistic touches that struck me as window-dressing.
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But as the below graph shows, not a single simulated map had an efficiency gap as large as the actual plan.
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When La Flèche, a servant, crosses Harpagon's path, he is required to strip and submit to a (simulated) anal cavity search.
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Western experts say they believe that Russian war games in 2009 and 2013 included simulated nuclear strikes against Warsaw and Stockholm.
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The simulated prose of the cognitive-model-free GPT-2 is entertaining, but it's a far cry from genuine reading comprehension.
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Workers can place themselves in simulated situations to explore more sensitive or uncomfortable role-playing scenarios, like having to fire someone.
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Theatricalized by spot lighting in dim rooms, the exhibition "Radical Small," curated by Denise Markonish, even includes a simulated film set.
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The fact that penetration is simulated in sex scenes is almost beside the point: Intimate proximity between actors almost never is.
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Cahill said the truck-mounted system would emit signals that simulated those of current and evolving advanced surface-to-air threats.
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The exercise involved a simulated engagement of a short-range missile target launched from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico.
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In a key development, the GMD system successfully shot down an incoming, simulated North Korean ICBM in a test in May.
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"Interestingly enough, the full-scale drill that was scheduled for March would have simulated a highly contagious respiratory virus," Daskalakis said.
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The latest incident turned out to be a Goodwill worker who was injured by simulated military ordnance in a donation box.
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Lucid has hit that 400-mile range in simulated testing, but how it operates on the roads is what really matters.
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RHP Darren O'Day (strained right hamstring) will throw a simulated game Tuesday, though manager Buck Showalter is unsure of its duration.
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Armagad (formerly Tetrageddon) evokes an early internet, and Telling Lies mixes a simulated desktop with video clips of live-action actors.
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It will allow future gaming videos that include scripted or simulated violence to possibly be approved directly without an age-gate.
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While Canada Goose has other "Cold Rooms" where Arctic conditions are simulated, it will snow daily in the new Toronto experience.
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They shred it into a needle-like configuration, leaving a solid spine at the center to hold the simulated needles together.
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They heralded touchdowns with simulated Ping-Pong (the Lions), potato sack races (the Chiefs) and actual duck-duck goose (the Vikings).
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It features one of the funniest simulated sex scenes ever (performed solo by Mr. Urie), not to mention some peerless aperçus.
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There, DSS officials instruct agents and other personnel about managing everything from convoys to terrorist attacks, particularly in a simulated city.
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Ulchi Freedom Guardian consists of computer-simulated military drills that help troops prepare for a possible conflict on the Korean Peninsula.
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After a last minute trip to the hospital, Gosling discovered he had a minor concussion from his hours of simulated space travel.
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But this robot is thinking in a fundamentally different way—not with line after line of complicated code, but with simulated neurons.
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Her first big hit "Love to Love You Baby," full of 22 simulated orgasms according to Time, is probably her best known.
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The exercises are largely computer-simulated as an alternative to previous large-scale annual drills that were halted to expedite denuclearization talks.
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Kershaw hasn't thrown a pitch since July 16, when he completed a four-inning session in a simulated game at Dodger Stadium.
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Hill was cleared to start after throwing 78 pitches in a simulated game at the Dodgers' training complex in Arizona last Thursday.
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South Korea&aposs Defense Ministry simultaneously confirmed the suspension of the Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercises, consisting largely of computer-simulated war games.
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Then they handed each kid $1o, told them to go shopping in a simulated store, and had them fill out another questionnaire.
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LHP Scott Kazmir (neck inflammation), who threw five innings in a simulated game Tuesday, is eligible to be activated on Sept. 7.
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It also has the same simulated optical-viewfinder (S-OVF) mode that recreates the feeling of looking through an optical viewfinder (i.e.
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Simulated Mars soil can be packed together into a solid brick-like material — without needing any added ingredients to hold it together.
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Today, a company called Robop tries to solve that problem with modern robotic falcons that move their heads and produce simulated birdcalls.
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And because there are only a couple of them, their finer simulated characteristics can be tweaked and re-tweaked with minimal time.
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Companies and students who want to test an autonomous vehicle at the University of Michigan have the excellent Mcity simulated urban environment.
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With these latter tasks, researchers have access to simulated game environments, which allows AI agents to play and learn at accelerated speeds.
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This part of the process is based on previous OpenAI research focused on training AI using simulated data with ever-changing variables.
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A simulated spear wound in the chest ran in completely different patterns than the one on the shroud, whether standing or prone.
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One study put hatchlings in test sites that simulated the magnetic fields at three points on the outer edge of the gyre.
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Or, you could even load test an old covered bridge by applying virtual stressors like simulated wind, or a truck rumbling across.
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Six researchers from the company's recently formed machine learning group published a paper that describes a novel method for simulated + unsupervised learning.
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And what might this all mean when that life is a software copy of yourself, a simulated you existing only in cyberspace?
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Overall, the algorithm seems to succeed more often than not: The simulated fund has an annualized return of about 59% since inception.
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The document is quoted as saying the simulated flight was made less than a month before MH0003 went missing in March 2014.
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Other activities include a simulated ride in a USDA Forest Service helicopter, a virtual reality theater and an arcade-style shooting simulator.
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Oakland RHP Henderson Alvarez (shoulder) threw a two-inning simulated game Friday and is expected to join the starting rotation next month.
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Performed on an electric guitar (or at least a simulated one) the track would easily improve even the worst Mario rip-offs.
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At least one small, specific subreddit devoted to simulated porn for an individual actor also seems to have slipped under the radar.
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In tests, the telescope was exposed to simulated shaking forces that caused it to vibrate from five to 100 times per second.
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"This was a realistic and stressing test, and it simulated an actual attack on the U.S.," he said in an emailed statement.
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IRONGATE, meanwhile, works within a simulated Siemens environment called PLCSIM, used for testing programs before they are pushed out into the field.
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Each of the six courses included features audio-video lectures, simulated exams, flashcards, and toolkits to prepare you for the certification exams.
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As with a lot of research, the application of this technology isn't necessarily as explicit as the scenario simulated for the paper.
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In addition, simulated classrooms offer the possibility of presenting undergraduates with virtual lessons or quizzes in the comfort of their own home.
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"Ecstasy" (1933) was her most notorious production, in which she frolicked naked and simulated orgasm (the pope was quick to condemn it).
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And there were simulated emergencies: everything from power outages and broken tools, to a forced evacuation to avoid a harsh radiation wave.
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Team Mobot: Simulated user interface testing doesn't catch all the bugs and can be complex for less tech savvy companies to perform.
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As the CO22 level ratchets up in the simulated sky and the sea surface heats up, the dynamics of the cloud evolve.
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SpaceX now has a live feed of its Mars-bound simulated astronaut, a dummy wearing the private space company's new crew uniform.
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He says it can tackle simulations that involve making decisions in a simulated physical space, such as where to place military units.
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It's unclear what that really means since Samsung's MilkVR app for the Gear VR supports 3D spatial sound with simulated surround sound.
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If Great Albums exist as a category, the Killers have simulated and hence made one — a monument to romantic hunger's lurid power.
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RHP Rubby De La Rosa (elbow) threw 40 pitches in a simulated-game/batting-practice session at Salt River Fields on Tuesday.
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Empirically, increasing computational power will not necessarily transform the water of computer games into the wine of a full-fledged simulated world.
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If a simulated or virtual world was different from reality, it should be made of something the physical world does not contain.
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Nothing has ever been simulated in advance remotely as thoroughly as the Apollo missions: the hours of simulator training run into thousands.
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In a new teaser, we see via simulated found footage that this brooding justice-seeker isn't afraid to shed some blood. Surprise.
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The brand collaborated with a group of migraine-sufferers to translate their symptoms, aside from the actual pain, into a simulated experience.
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So then you can actually go through videos that were in the real world and interact with it in a simulated environment.
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Abundant computing power has even slowed nuclear tests, because atomic weapons are more easily tested using simulated explosions rather than real ones.
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It happened in Williamsburg, Va., where my team at the Convention of States project organized a simulated Article V Convention of States.
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This quantum algorithm simulated major biological processes such as self-replication, mutation, interaction between individuals, and death at the level of qubits.
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The report simulated what would happen if the Ardehuizen implemented an intelligently managed microgrid with more sophisticated local supply and demand mechanisms.
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In Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, United States Army troops simulated an elaborate hostage rescue with West African forces this month.
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It's not entirely convincing, but I am so happy that someone keeps pushing the science of simulated computer food into the future.
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Having 16 of the humanoid targets means a rifle squad can be matched or even outnumbered by a yelling, advancing simulated enemy.
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The pedals are similarly removeable, and can offer either electronically simulated or mechanical feedback, depending on the car in which they're installed.
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Boeing's embattled 737 Max aircraft was reportedly nearly finished being redesigned in June when a simulated flight of the plane almost crashed.
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In their study, Dr. Delp and his colleagues exposed mice to simulated conditions of anti-gravity, cosmic radiation, or both effects combined.
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The 26-year-old caused a stir with his celebration, however, when he simulated shooting his already downed opponent in the head.
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Using the school's newly purchased minicomputer, Russell set out to create a game that simulated a dogfight between two planes in space.
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So thick with simulated sediment were the channels of the Bird's Foot that they looked as if they were filled with ink.
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But the validity of a scientific hypothesis is determined by collecting and examining data, not through a simulated contest with a competitor.
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Last fall, Google unveiled Expeditions, a virtual reality system for classroom use that takes students on simulated field trips around the world.
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RHP Alex Cobb (Tommy John surgery, May 43) threw a two-inning, 35-pitch simulated game at Class A Charlotte on Saturday.
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Alan has worked on its plan for months and has simulated years of reimbursements to know that it's a viable business model.
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The Roland TR-8 is a simulated analog machine, and it's been re-designed for use almost strictly as a performance tool.
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The bulbs simulated the conditions of daylight, so that Lorna's paintings would always look accurate as she painted late into the night.
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Marines from 1st Marine Division hike through a simulated chemical attack at Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, California on January 12, 2019.
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Characters spend more time talking to their houses, holographic assistants and the comforting simulated voices of dead friends than to actual people.
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During the course of her investigation, she discovers that Amaya's most secretive division has been doing research into simulated realities and multiverses.
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If a car makes a mistake on a simulated drive, engineers can tweak its software accordingly, laying down new rules of behavior.
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Mr. Pratt said Toyota is already using images of simulated roadways to train neural networks, and this approach has yielded promising results.
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Echoing a paper by philosopher Nick Bostrom, Elon Musk thinks there is a good chance humankind is living in a simulated reality.
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Reisinger says he wanted to explore the idea of somebody waking up to the realization that we live in a simulated universe.
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The age of extraterrestrial masonry is upon us, as scientists tinker with manufacturing bricks from the simulated dirt of our neighboring worlds.
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Op-Ed Contributor Donald Trump has long claimed that exposure to simulated violence in video games begets violent tendencies in real life.
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But he hit during simulated games at the club's minor league complex in Florida on Wednesday and Thursday, going deep each day.
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Bombastic, attention-grabbing inorganic noises are becoming the norm, disruptive sonic alerts trigger Pavlovian feedback, and simulated sounds are supplanting analog ones.
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Stacks of Lionel Polar Express starter sets are piled high near collector bait like the company's Pennsylvania Railroad GG1, with simulated sparks.
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After a lab-simulated heat wave, researchers from England's University of East Anglia found that male flour beetles produced vastly less sperm.
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SpaceShipTwo had two people on board, both pilots in the cockpit, but carried research payloads that simulated the weight of carrying passengers.
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This year, the company used a simulated 5G network and a force-feedback joystick to fly a drone that could inspect windmills.
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During that exercise, the recruits had to tend to and evacuate their wounded and dead while receiving simulated rounds and sniper fire.
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Betances had been hoping to perhaps return later this month, but his recent simulated game at the team's facility in Tampa, Fla.
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Finally, the Netherlands is trying out a new approach to treat patients with dementia, including simulated beach scenes and other sensory aids.
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Just as soldiers train in simulated environments for the conditions they might face in battle, cyber defenders regularly practice on virtual networks.
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A simulated replication strategy from 1976 through 2006 based on the S.E.C. filings outperformed the market by over 10 percent a year.
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Deep in the Utah desert, a tiny, compact facility houses scientists who want to experience a simulated version of life on Mars.
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Choose between a six-speed manual and the transmission I drove — a continuously variable unit with simulated manual shifting on the console.
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He was there, accompanied by other officials and a few journalists, to observe a training exercise involving a simulated collision of ships.
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The Nationals took a tactical approach, flying in several minor league pitchers just so they could pitch to Harper in simulated games.
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And this fall, students enrolled in simulated workplaces will need to participate in one of the program's boldest elements: random drug testing.
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But being stuck on the bench, even on a simulated courtroom set watched by nearly 10 million viewers daily, has its limitations.
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All participants spent 163-hour simulated work shifts in a lab at Brigham and Women's clinical research center but slept at home.
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Research also suggests that one function of internal self-talk functions as a simulated outside perspective on one's own actions and thoughts.
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Out of a possible perfect score of 100 for patient satisfaction and confidence, all the simulated doctors got scores around 66-67.
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Still, nerves will be high this weekend as both NASA and SpaceX witness how the system performs in a simulated emergency scenario.
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As the car learns how to respond to those situations in a simulated environment, it gets better at reacting on the road.
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Though still a 2.1-channel design, the hardware pairs with audio-processing smarts like DTS Virtual:X for a simulated surround sound effect.
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"There's a huge opportunity to test your software in simulated environments," said Bert Kaufman, head of corporate and regulatory affairs at Zoox.
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The "eye-tracking system" is designed to "collect driver gaze information while operating a simulated locomotive," including the recording of eye movements.
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They simulated the population change in response to changes in birth and death rates, inbreeding and a factor known as Allee effects.
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Ulchi Freedom Guardian is largely a computer-simulated exercise meant to train to defend the South from an attack by the North.
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While that has eased slightly in the past few days, South Korean and U.S. forces began computer-simulated military exercises on Monday.
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Instead, they said, AlphaGo has sought to approximate human intuition, by studying old matches and using simulated games to hone itself independently.
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But as you make these simulated decisions, you remain aware that they are utterly inconsequential; they are just moves in a game.
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Towards the second half of the game, Dorothy suffers from an existential crisis, wondering whether reality is palpable or simulated (ironically enough).
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She nails every performance on Lemonade, injecting her resonant singsong with simulated surges of feeling while always keeping calm, always in control.
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By contrast, in those where the Patriots win the toss and all subsequent possessions are simulated, Atlanta wins only 46.2% of the time.
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The Federal Aviation Administration is participating in simulated flights with Boeing this week, Muilenburg said in an an interview with CNBC's The Exchange.
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The system learned its pick-up prowess not from actual practice, but from millions of simulated grasps on more than 1,600 3D objects.
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The Sheridan Generals' student section, however, has cooked up a much more elaborate and delightful way to distract the opposite team: simulated birth.
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It'll take many years and many more miles, in simulated and real world testing, to achieve the perfection required for level 5 autonomy.
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