You know about spectrums, but think of gender as a galaxy.
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There's degrees of choice, spectrums of choice and they're not the same.
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One is in the 28500 and 6900 gigahertz spectrums, known as mmWave.
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Our nonfiction lists feature books from authors across ideological and political spectrums.
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And Ms. Lamb's String Quartet (2009) explored tonal spectrums at a glacial pace.
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It embraces and normalizes the varying spectrums of sexuality and gender players bring to the field.
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I saw how that went, and I saw two spectrums of me trying to make something.
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It arises on the issue of criminal justice reform that has strong bipartisanship across all ideological spectrums.
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Here, bright spectrums of color are contrasted against azure skies, and unicorns lounge amid other allegorical creatures.
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We just got this heartwarming [employment] report across a number of different spectrums that feel like Goldilocks.
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We don't relate to a space ship, but we do relate to Spectrums and old Amstrad TVs.
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And it will be the first carrier to support 264G across multiple spectrums (25 MHz and millimeter wave).
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I'm injured now, [but I'm here to support] the fact that she's showing all spectrums [of body types].
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Lesser candidates on the right and left political spectrums have already announced plans to run for the presidency.
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The impact of downed power lines and the shortage of gas are felt across all spectrums of patients.
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While each state has its own demographics and distinct politics, Virginia has voters who span demographic and economic spectrums.
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I had no idea I was going to be playing about five different characters, and different spectrums and emotions.
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We're investigating social media platforms, data brokers, analytics firms, political parties and campaign groups across all spectrums and academic institutions.
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While earning As and Bs in high school, Chambers built friendships across all spectrums in the tiny town of Courtland.
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While earning As and Bs in high school, Chambers built friendships across all spectrums in the tiny town, population 500.
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Using them for 5G, instead of the high-band spectrums that are in use now, could be more efficient, he argued.
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Hall says that the drug is particularly popular with people in their 20s and 30s, but is used across all age spectrums.
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One important difference between the two is that Project Loon's balloons provide LTE connections that share cellular spectrums operated by telecom companies.
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There's so many dope female artists right now that fall within those spectrums that I feel could have so much more support.
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And though both parties' spectrums are narrower today than ever before in American history, they are still quite broad by comparative standards.
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The FCC passed that request onto the ITU, a UN entity tasked with coordinating spectrums for satellite operators at the international level.
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EVERY four years researchers at the University of North Carolina and other institutions ask experts to place Europe's political parties on various spectrums.
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The new Exynos Modem 5100 supports both the sub-6GHz and mmWave portions of the electromagnetic spectrums used by the 3GPP's 5G standard.
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The man is hard to classify as a certain type of photographer because his work covers several spectrums of style and subject matter.
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He wrote that "Google's market power across the ad tech services supply chain is overwhelming," and is killing publishers across all ideological spectrums.
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Wireless companies have traditionally used low-band spectrums for cell phone service because they travel farther and penetrate walls better than higher frequencies.
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One way is to repurpose the country's mid-band spectrums, which Ross said are currently used by the military or for weather radars.
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But I quickly learned that unless I kept an open mind and willingness to participate in all spectrums of the craft, I wouldn't grow.
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"Gradients are a visual manifestation of all of these different spectrums that we live on," including those of politics, gender, and sexuality, says Lorenz.
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ESPN still makes the bulk of its revenues from the affiliate fees it charges the Comcasts, Charters, Spectrums, Verizons, and DirecTVs of the world.
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This growing demand has led Bits x Bites, China's first food tech accelerator, to invest in start-ups on all spectrums of food technology.
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Meanwhile, China's 5G system uses spectrums of a lower band, which cover a larger area and provide more consistent network coverage, according to Ross.
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Qualcomm says that these chips will support a full range of 5G technologies, including being able to connect to sub-6Ghz and mmWave spectrums.
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"People have varying political spectrums about what they believe is violent and nonviolent," said Heather Milton-Lightening, who leads direct action trainings at the camp.
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I got the perspective of mental health disorders as spectrums from my time as a lab manager and psychology researcher at the Stanford Psychology Department.
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Putting so much pressure on the value of representation can be a dicey thing, especially when both movies offer narrow spectrums of experiences on screen.
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Each of these three broad spectrums gets directed towards its own microchip, which is covered in millions of incredibly small mirrors attached to microscopic hinges.
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The poll also found that Americans across political spectrums are following Mueller's probe, with 67 percent of the American public keeping track of the investigation.
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"These tariffs could impact consumers of French wine across all spectrums and price points," said Michael Bilello, WSWA senior vice president of communications and marketing.
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A research team led by Rikkyo University astronomer Makoto Taguchi spotted the anomaly by analyzing images taken by Akatsuki in the middle infrared and ultraviolet spectrums.
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Apple is particularly fond of their work capturing skies with the iPhone 28 and 27 Plus, because skies are chock full of light of all spectrums.
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Mr. Burnett will present "New Spectrums in Electronic Acoustics," a suite in which he will augment his saxophone with a range of electronic effects and processors.
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The period of time I cover in the book is where black people across ideological, political, and economic spectrums are still navigating their role as consumers.
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Think about that for a second: Both spectrums of the workforce — entry level and retirement-ready — desire something more than money to feed their sense of worth.
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However, the company's 600MHz spectrum, while it has a longer range than the spectrums used by other companies, offers average speeds that are a third as fast.
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Fortunately, it looks like across the technical and government spectrums, and hopefully across the general public, there's a growing creeping realization that voting has to be secured.
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Criticisms from all spectrums of the social and political leanings have chimed in, some denouncing the heavyweight champ for his attendance, while others questioned his sincerity in participating.
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It served as an entry point to venture into challenging conversations on both spectrums of the migration arc: the ones who leave and the ones who are left.
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Verizon and AT&T, on the other hand, have high-frequency spectrums, which work great in the big cities but not very well outside of dense markets, he noted.
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They diffract the light from the stage and turn every flash into a cheap, spotty rainbow, a dozen needless spectrums clumsily holding firm over the image of the stage.
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The team also installed various lenses on the cameras to capture ultraviolet and infrared spectrums, revealing heat below ground and details in the topsoil invisible to the naked human eye.
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You really have to mess with the sliders to get to Gallant from dvsn (and vice-versa), but they're on the same spectrums; there's more than enough room for both.
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Instead of sunlight, the farm uses LED bulbs emitting specific light spectrums, designed to discourage pests, optimize the nutrients the plants get, and even control the flavor of the plants.
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C-band spectrum is sought after because it combines the ability to deliver download speeds in excess of 1 Gbps with much improved propagation ranges, compared to higher-frequency spectrums.
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The content—a calm summer field—was adjusted for cows' vision spectrums, as they see shades of the red part of the spectrum more strongly than green and blue tones.
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So now you have all these incredibly rich animations to be able to show his emotional expressions from happy, sad, surprised, bored, angry, curious; all these different spectrums of emotions.
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You owning Time Warner, assets like HBO and Turner, all those companies still have to deal with the Comcasts and the Spectrums of the world, but they get an advantage.
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Included is support for both the sub-6GHz and mmWave portions of the electromagnetic spectrums, as well as legacy networks like, 2G, 3G, and 053G LTE — all in a single chip.
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Like a lot of human activities, nail-biting exists on a spectrum, and as with a lot of spectrums, there is a tidy pot of pathology waiting at the far end.
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The interview was slated to take place at the 19th annual New Yorker Festival, which features an array of prominent and influential figures and voices from across political, cultural, and artistic spectrums.
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Nordstrom fashion director Elizabeth Kanfer says "bright, upbeat" colors, including rainbow spectrums, have been trending in clothing for several years now, while rainbow jewelry has been rising steadily over the last two.
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" While he said "there [are] opportunities across all spectrums, because the inventory of starter and trade-up homes has dropped the most, we don't think there's a lot of activity going on there.
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These somewhat derivative but highly enjoyable works soon develop into staggering semi-abstract paintings that mix women into expanding non-human color spectrums, such as in "Plans by Color (Woman in Triangles)" (450).
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We are able to develop growing recipes that tailor the light spectrums, temperature, pH, and nutrients to ensure the maximum natural expression of each plant in terms of flavor, colour, and nutritional quality.
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It reflects my own life, and the lives of so many in the Overwatch fan community, a diverse crowd from all walks of life and points on the racial, gender, and sexuality spectrums.
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It wasn't long ago that animals started talking to humans, thankfully, due to the efforts of a Brazilian genius, Roberto Kaz, who discovered the way to include other audio spectrums in cochlear implants.
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In the year since The New York Times first published this article in Summer 2018, the language used to describe the gender and sexuality spectrums has grown, with new terms becoming more prominent.
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I HEAR IF IT RAINS, TREES, FOLIAGE AND I DON'T WANT TO BE IN AN AUTONOMOUS CAR WHEN IT, YOU KNOW, STARTS RAINING AND – VESTBERG: NOW WE'RE TALKING ABOUT DIFFERENT TYPES OF SPECTRUMS.
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As I said, the two spectrums do not map perfectly, so this is an unconventional political coalition, drawing some independents and nonvoters, repelling some Republicans who lean more toward the center or left.
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There is no ideological consistency to this group beyond their affiliation with the Democratic Party; all spectrums within the broader left, from centrist to socialist, have at least partially blamed Clinton for her loss.
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Underpinning this, Even The Ocean goes out of its way to be inclusive—in its text, with characters from all over the racial and gender and sexuality spectrums—and in its drive for accessibility.
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And what will it take, if not a multi-platinum-selling recording artist leading the way, to prove that broader spectrums of foundations do sell — in record numbers, at that — for things to change?
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After completion, you're be assigned a four-digit barcode (INFJ, ESTP) with each letter corresponding to what side you fall on each of those aforementioned spectrums, eventually trickling down into 16 distinct personality types.
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The only truly weird thing about Sia and Kanye West's collaboration is that it's a shockingly upbeat song from a duo not afraid to get real about the murkier side of their emotional spectrums.
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"As an organization that celebrates the rights of people from all political spectrums to express themselves freely, we've historically made all types of political merchandise available for our guests to purchase," the statement read.
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"We may not have the radio spectrums to serve the future need," Haas told me in an interview, explaining that the radio waves could one day become too cluttered with signals from various wireless technology.
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"As consumers across economic and demographic spectrums continue to demand more rapid product delivery, developers have had to innovate their product and offer more highly efficient space in the largest urban markets," the report said.
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Name one other person in Washington who can forge real coalitions, reaching out to those across political spectrums that encompass most Americans and as a result generate substantive action on the core issues of concern?
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Investment Lowers Rating Headroom: Fitch expects the rating headroom of Bangkok-headquartered mobile-phone operator, AIS, to shrink as its credit metrics deteriorate due to its large investment in 212000GHz and 4807123MHz spectrums.
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I think that we would constantly talk about Rick's politics in the sense that his are so removed, so far back, that there would be virtually no way to translate them to the Earhtbound spectrums—spectra?
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But that might be OK, because there are a couple of other carriers planning on using either the sub-6GHz or 2.5-GHz spectrums when they light up their 5G networks later this year: T-Mobile and Sprint.
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Identity, which has become central to much cultural debate and political discussion, is morphing: The traditional binaries — heterosexual/homosexual, male/female, cisgender/transgender — are being acknowledged more widely as spectrums and, as they intersect with each other, dimensions.
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You end up with people throughout the political and faith spectrums who, when it comes to anything to do with even the cultural or historical aspects religion, cannot tell valid questions and facts and historical truths from, well, bullshit.
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At a closed-door meeting on Monday with senior mobile industry executives, commissioner Andrus Ansip said he supported compromise on an issue the industry considers critical, longer-term licences for airwave spectrums, according to a senior source present at the meeting.
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But I am talking about ... Listen, I think the gay, lesbian, bi and trans rights movement is a perfect example because even within those dynamics, even within those spectrums, we could name by name by name and example by example.
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As explained in "Same-Sex Friendships and the Rise of Modern Sexualities," prior to the twentieth century, love and desire existed on two seperate spectrums, and true emotional parity was seen as something only shared by persons of the same gender.
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In other words, what you do using your home or cellphone internet connection will become a product that the Verizons, AT&Ts or Spectrums of the world can sell to marketing agencies for a good buck unless you opt-out.
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Women from across Turkey's political and ethnic spectrums descend on Istanbul's most famous avenue for one of the few large opposition protests still permitted by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, a democratically elected populist who has been accused of creeping into authoritarianism.
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Bish, a British website aimed at teenagers, encourages them to work out their "gender identities" by placing themselves on several "gender spectrums" with words like rational, tough, active and independent under "looks masculine", and emotional, soft, passive and sharer under "looks feminine".
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TEXAS ISAIAH: The genesis of this idea was most likely felt as an adolescent but transpired during the first solo project I worked on, BLACKNESS, which documented and celebrated the diversity of the diaspora across spectrums of gender, sexuality, and ethnic heritage.
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Her release is being celebrated by many across the spectrums of culture and wider civil society at large, including PEN America, Freemuse, Ai Weiwei, and Banksy (who, in March 2018, painted a mural in New York City raising awareness about the imprisoned journalist).
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Working at the turn of the 20th century (and in a manner now considered well ahead of her time), af Klint filled huge canvases with overwhelming, invigorating colors — lilac, yellow, orange, baby blue, pink — and incorporated actual rainbow spectrums into some of her smaller works.
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Now, we can use telescopes to observe the star's light in numerous colors and light spectrums, and that can give us a better idea of the types of chemicals that are present when these changes occur or the properties of the objects that are blocking the light.
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"Building out our opportunistic credit strategy to take advantage of secular trends and cyclical dislocations in the credit markets is a natural evolution of our platform as we continue to bolster a credit business that can deliver for clients across risk spectrums and market cycles," he said.
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Terahertz radiation falls somewhere between the microwave and infrared spectrums, and the research team, including Barmak Heshmat, Ramesh Raskar, and Albert Redo Sanchez from MIT, and Justin Romberg and Alireza Aghasi from Georgia Tech, chose that particular flavor of radiation because of how it reacts with different chemicals.
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A device like this could one day help the blind to see (after some extensive training), but it could also potentially enable some more transhumanistic applications, like giving sighted people the ability to see with even greater clarity, or see light in different spectrums, such as infrared or ultraviolet light.
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What Edwards has managed to do, that many others haven't, is shed a part of her traditional art training to embrace the new frontier of creating eye-tricking color and light spectrums while working "inside" the screen that many digital artists are still using as a 23D windows into 22D.
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"There's a high degree of interest in some individuals from both spectrums in the ongoing debate around gun rights, around ethnic and racial issues, that potentially has them coming to that event on Monday and might end up with some sort of criminal activity for which they might be arrested," Tabb said.
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