Then, the report says, they followed the emergency checklist and disabled the entire stabilizer electrical system using the so-called stabilizer trim cutout.
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MCAS controls the large horizontal wing on the plane's tail known as the stabilizer, while the pilot controls smaller flaps or "elevators" on the stabilizer.
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For my build I went with a UK layout, meaning it has a shorter left shift key that doesn't need a stabilizer, and an enter key whose stabilizer is mounted vertically.
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One such accessory is the Quark stabilizer from Noir Matter.
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The manual did include discussion about the trim stabilizer, however.
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The issue is known in aviation vernacular as runaway stabilizer trim.
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The wreckage is a piece of skin from a horizontal stabilizer.
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He kept the Latuda but coupled it with another mood stabilizer.
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Kornack's chef solution: stabilizer and xanthan gum, also easily found online.
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The psychiatrist gave me a mood stabilizer, then withdrew the treatment.
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A smartphone stabilizer that's as easy to use a camera app.
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It fits in a backpack and comes with a handheld stabilizer grip.
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Save yourself from blurry photos for good with this Stabilizer Rig Kit.
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There's also what appears to be a front stabilizer of some kind.
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The camera stabilizer has been an interesting piece of DJI's product play.
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Designed for smaller cameras, the stabilizer itself is also smaller and lighter.
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The stabilizer on the tail section pitches the nose up and down.
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Mix in 1 cup sugar, 6 grams sorbet stabilizer and ½ teaspoon salt.
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The Osmo Mobile is a handheld 3-axis stabilizer gimbal for smartphones.
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There's an observatory that can hold a telescope fitted with a stabilizer.
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The cause of the crash was a wrong horizontal stabilizer trim setting.
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The enhanced flight control law incorporates angle of attack (AOA) inputs, limits stabilizer trim commands in response to an erroneous angle of attack reading, and provides a limit to the stabilizer command in order to retain elevator authority.
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Usually, treatment will include mood stabilizer medication as well adhering to a routine.
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Tricyclic drugs are particularly helpful because their main mechanism is a mood stabilizer.
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The Quark stabilizer did very little to smooth the video from the Hero23.
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The wreckage is a piece of horizontal stabilizer skin, the U.S. official said.
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That's a drone, a handheld stabilizer, and a camera all in one bundle.
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"This mechanism serves as an important 'automatic stabilizer' for the economy," she said.
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"The enhanced flight control law incorporates angle of attack (AOA) inputs, limits stabilizer trim commands in response to an erroneous angle of attack reading, and provides a limit to the stabilizer command in order to retain elevator authority," Boeing said.
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The runaway stabilizer checklist to shut off MCAS also says to turn off autothrottle.
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Strap the iPhone and an HTC Vive controller to a handheld stabilizer and bam!
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That's why Dick hit the right horizontal stabilizer and lost part of a leg.
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The new version could move the stabilizer up to 2.5 degrees in 10 seconds.
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Then, you take the stabilizer and clip it into its two holes in the PCB.
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It offered a package that combined an action camera, handheld stabilizer, and aerial capture system.
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This mode doesn't take advantage of the stabilizer, but of the motor in the gimbal.
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She bounced off the stabilizer wall (ouch) and hit a blade on the extractor housing.
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Some media organisations, including Bloomberg, had earlier reported the discovery of part of the stabilizer.
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Aside from one chorizo sausage and a stabilizer in the cream, we didn't find any.
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Gas-powered machines need their tanks drained or treated with a fuel stabilizer before storage.
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It's made without sulfur dioxide, a common stabilizer, yet I've never seen a flawed bottle.
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From there, the pilots should have hit two electrical cutout switches to shut down the M.C.A.S. and turn the stabilizer movement over to manually controlled wheels at the ankles of the pilot and co-pilot — wheels connected to cables that would move the stabilizer.
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On paper, MCAS was only supposed to move the horizontal stabilizer 0.6 degrees at a time.
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And then, you can strap the stabilizer onto your chest and capture some rad surfing videos.
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Because of the stabilizer, the drone can move freely in space without upsetting the video footage.
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SWAPA - HIGHLY RECOMMENDS THAT RUNAWAY STABILIZER CHECKLIST SHOULD, ONCE AGAIN, BE AN IMMEDIATE ACTION/MEMORY ITEM
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Add the sugar, stabilizer, citric acid, and xanthum gum to the apple mixture and whisk together.
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The site also showed off a previously unannounced stabilizer, which led directly to a 404 page.
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"This is the only missile in the world without stabilizer fins," a defense official told CNN.
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However, the cockpit procedure for dealing with a runaway stabilizer remains unchanged from earlier 737 models.
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"Overall, it's a good stabilizer and a noncorrelated asset class in a retail account," said Morganlander.
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The light is associated with the stabilizer trim system, which raises and lowers the plane's nose.
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But now the great stabilizer might be setting up the country for instability down the road.
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They addressed it by flipping off the stabilizer cutout switches, in keeping with the emergency checklist.
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It functions as the perfect stabilizer for the stock of your lightweight but most deadly AR15.
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"The enhanced flight control law incorporates angle of attack (AOA) inputs, limits stabilizer trim commands in response to an erroneous angle of attack reading, and provides a limit to the stabilizer command in order to retain elevator authority," Boeing said in a statement about its software update.
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The stabilizer works well, smoothing out the video captured by the camera when you carry it around.
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DJI's newest product, the Osmo Pocket, is the smallest handheld stabilizer the drone / camera company has made.
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That includes the removable stabilizer, the grip and controller, as well as the backpack it fits into.
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Certain medications, such as the mood stabilizer lithium, can reach toxic levels if the body is dehydrated.
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She still sees a therapist and takes two drugs every day: an antidepressant and a mood stabilizer.
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Enter Taro: a camera stabilizer and auto-tracker that wants to act as your own personal cameraman.
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The other, a piece of the horizontal stabilizer from the tail section, was found in February 2016.
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The horizontal stabilizer is the part of the aircraft's tail that is horizontal as the plane flies.
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Firms used this provision more in recessions than in booms, and it served as an automatic stabilizer.
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She particularly recommends the Aroma Matte sunscreen, Oil Free Healing Lotion and Hydrant Stabilizer (a gel formula).
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A built-in Black Stabilizer brightens up dark scenes without washing out the colors on the screen.
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The camera maker announced today that the handheld stabilizer is for sale in select stores and GoPro.
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One could argue until the cows come home about exactly what the best automatic stabilizer package is.
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The vertical pylon and horizontal stabilizer were located about 40 feet below (downhill from) the impact crater.
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It was intermittent, temporarily reversible, and it wasn't even clear if the horizontal stabilizer was causing the problem.
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Even applying a simple stabilizer on one of the clips took twice as long on the old iMac.
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There's also an optical image stabilizer in both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus models, Schiller said.
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The impurity is a chemical that is used in gasoline as a stabilizer and as a lubricant additive.
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The stabilizer features a unique boom-style design, unlike competitors like DJI and Yuneec which use pistol grips.
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"We grabbed a cheap camera stabilizer and just went for it," Acott told The Verge in an email.
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When work-related travel was too intense, or socializing too costly and tiresome, the Kardashians were my stabilizer.
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Until the late 1970s, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe made in the United States used lead as a stabilizer.
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Carrying a phone, action camera, mobile gimbal stabilizer, and drone might be a bit much for some travelers.
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First Boeing issued, then instructed the FAA to circulate, a terse directive to the aviation community essentially copying-and-pasting the 737 flight manual's instructions for handling a runaway stabilizer—a rare (but terrifying, and well-understood) situation in which the plane's horizontal stabilizer doesn't respond to a pilot's commands.
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GoPro teased the ability to ditch a handheld stabilizer last year, but this year, the company really means it.
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If the Volt's battery dies, though, it can still also function as a fully manual stabilizer like the Smoothee.
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The original model could shoot in portrait, but you had to hold the stabilizer sideways, which wasn't always ideal.
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ONE THING I WOULD LIKE TO SEE IS GREATER AUTOMATIC FISCAL STABILIZER PRESSURES IN THE CASE OF ECONOMIC DOWNTURN.
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The debris found was a piece of horizontal stabilizer skin (part of those small wings on a plane's tail).
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The selling point is that this is a really nice stabilizer for your smartphone, and it only costs $130.
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As I fell down the shaft, I kicked the stabilizer wall to push myself into the lighter gravity well.
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DJI says that the Osmo Mobile uses the same stabilizer technology as found in the firm's Phantom 4 drone.
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Slick – Builds a smart camera stabilizer, compatible with a GoPro or any camera, that helps users capture steady footage.
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We've also seen what looks like the new Hero5 camera and user manual along with an unannounced handheld stabilizer.
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As we noted last month, DJI's camera stabilizer line began life as an offshoot of the company's drone offerings.
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The Ztylus Stabilizer Rig Kit adds an ergonomic handle to any smartphone, allowing much greater control without disruptive shakiness.
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According to CNN, an unidentified American official said the debris was from the skin of the plane's horizontal stabilizer.
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Another ingenious but seemingly simple product is an acrylic polymer soil stabilizer made by an American company called Aggrebind.
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That includes the stove itself, a 1-liter insulated cook pot, a stabilizer, straining lid, and a plastic bowl.
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Under new assumptions, if the wiring caused a short circuit that affected the stabilizer, the plane could nose dive.
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Federal Medicaid funding functions "as a fiscal stabilizer for state finances," because that federal money increases during economic downturns.
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Both M.C.A.S. and the so-called speed trim system — the automatic stabilizer controls used on the 737 NG and earlier versions — operate primarily via the horizontal section of the 737's tail fin, which consists of a relatively narrow "elevator" in the back and a larger surface called a stabilizer in the front.
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She accepted the doctor's prescriptions, a sleeping pill and a mood stabilizer, but opted to take only the sleeping pill.
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You might be asking yourself why you would want a $199.99 stabilizer in the age of GoPro's impressive HyperSmooth stabilization.
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He also designed a gyro stabilizer, designed for ships, to reduce the roll caused by waves, particularly during rough conditions.
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MCAS can never command more stabilizer input than can be counteracted by the flight crew pulling back on the column.
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The original Osmo Mobile was a pricey handheld stabilizer with some good ideas and a whole lot of big flaws.
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The company also announced tonight that it's bringing these more expensive, professional grade cameras to its handheld stabilizer, the Osmo.
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VILTA Handheld Smartphone Gimbal This smartphone stabilizer lets you take smoother videos and photos from practically any angle with ease.
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Lawrence Sperry's original aircraft gyroscopic autopilot was a smaller, lighter version of the gyro stabilizer based on the same principles.
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Previously, the system could only activate at high speeds and could only move the stabilizer by 0.6 degrees a time.
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The French vision likes to draw on the Anglo-American Keynesian tradition, in which state activity is the great stabilizer.
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Since the second 737 Max crash, in March in Ethiopia, Boeing has defended the runaway stabilizer trim procedure as sufficient.
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The two issued an Airworthiness Directive warning about possible trim stabilizer control issues due to faulty angle-of-attack indicators.
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Behind the stabilizer is the elevator, activated by the control columns in front of both the pilot and co-pilot.
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The catch is that as the airspeed increases, so does the power of the stabilizer in relation to the elevators.
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This wine, by the way, is made without any sulfur dioxide, the common stabilizer shunned by many natural wine producers.
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Cobb was signed as a rotation stabilizer, not a star, but the move signaled the Orioles' intentions to marginally improve.
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Pricing remains the same: the Karma drone will sell for $799 with no camera or $1,099 with a Hero 5 Black in the US. GoPro is also offering a version with of Karma without a stabilizer for $599, since the company began selling Karma's removable stabilizer separately while the drone was not for sale.
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The reported problem stems from a light designated for alerting the pilot when the stabilizer trim system is not functioning correctly.
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Last week Boeing said the fix for this type of event - known as a 'runaway stabilizer' - was covered by existing procedures.
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But the best results come from stabilizer rigs made by companies like DJI and FeiyuTech, or even this one from Rigiet.
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TL;DR: Banish blurry photos for good with the Slick Smart Stabilizer Gimbal, on sale for $269 in the Mashable Shop.
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The Steadicam Volt Smartphone Stabilizer is a new Steadicam device from parent company Tiffen that's currently looking for funding on Kickstarter.
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In the short demo, it seemed pretty akin to what you're able to capture using a gimbal or other hardware stabilizer.
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Pahlen said she believes medication mismanagement -- the staff's failure to give Karpas her regular mood stabilizer pills -- contributed to her suicide.
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It's not your average quadcopter, thanks to a clever folding design and a removable stabilizer you can use on its own.
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The most well-known mood-stabilizer, Lithium, is another one that merits extra caution because its mechanism of action is unique.
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During one activation, it took an extended period to recover the stabilizer trim system that is used to control the aircraft.
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DJI gets it, which is why they made the Osmo Pocket, a genius gimbal stabilizer with a built-in 123K camera.
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Long-established procedures for runaway stabilizer trim would prompt pilots to shut down MCAS, whether they knew it existed or not.
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The man had prescribed him antidepressants and a mood stabilizer, and given him a handout of breathing exercises for impulse control.
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Winning with his energetic pitch, Didrik Dege Dimmen from Norway-based FlowMotion Technologies – a stabilizer for GoPro – was a happy man.
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And paradoxically, the only way to do that is to have Congress pass automatic stabilizer legislation, and to pass it soon.
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The stabilizer is the larger of the two surfaces on the tail wing, and is ordinarily controlled by an electrical motor.
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The wine receives a small dose of sulfur dioxide, the wine stabilizer used almost universally except in the most natural wines.
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Reaction to a runaway stabilizer is standard training, and if you can't handle that, you should not be in the cockpit.
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There is no indication that they tried to flip the stabilizer cutout switches, as the emergency checklist suggests they should have.
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Reaction to a runaway stabilizer is standard training, and if you can't handle that, you should not be in the cockpit.
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A ladder and a string of lights were left inside tails, dangerously close to the gears that control the horizontal stabilizer.
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This includes lightweight wheel and the use of carbon fiber in areas such as the stabilizer, windshield wiper, and intercooler cover.
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Indeed, all of the restaurants' eggs included some type of stabilizer and preservative, though some definitely come with more baggage than others.
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Tests in late February didn't yield any rock samples, but it showed the drill can function without the benefit of stabilizer prongs.
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LG does balance things out with support for other gaming-orientated features, though, including Black Stabilizer and Dynamic Action Sync (DAS) Mode.
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Moreover, the stabilizer is removable and can be attached to another accessory called the Karma Grip for handheld or vehicle-mounted recording.
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That stabilizer, though, really comes in handy in portraits, macro shots and telephoto shots if the lighting is anything less than ideal.
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This, in turn, would lead to potential paralysis of the IMF's ability to fulfill its role as stabilizer of the global economy.
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The trim on the horizontal stabilizer, on an aircraft's tail, is one way of controlling how steeply the plane climbs or descends.
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In a recent interview, Mr. Sainz de los Terreros conceded that his camera work had sometimes been shaky since his stabilizer broke.
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In a separate statement, Boeing said addressing the new problem would remove a potential source of uncommanded movement by the plane's stabilizer.
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To prevent stalls at lower speeds, Boeing engineers decided that MCAS needed to move the stabilizer faster and by a larger amount.
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So Boeing engineers quadrupled the amount it could move the stabilizer in one cycle, to 2.5 degrees in less than 10 seconds.
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Over the last three decades, the increasing economic interdependence between the two countries is the basis and stabilizer for U.S.-China relations.
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Occasionally, some natural winemakers will add some sulfites, a preservative and stabilizer that winemakers have been using longer than any other additive.
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The Karma stabilizer grip, which lets users shoot with the drone's gimbal in a more handheld fashion, will also get a physical update.
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Following a delay, GoPro finally revealed the Karma at a splashy global launch event, showing off its foldable design and detachable hand stabilizer.
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Consider this scenario: A doctor with less-than-perfect penmanship writes a prescription for Lamictal, which is often used as a mood stabilizer.
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The folding drone comes in a backpack and features a removable stabilizer as well as a simple controller with a built-in display.
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Investigators told NBC News, which first reported the discovery, that it could be from the horizontal stabilizer on the tail of the plane.
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It's doing that by trying to launch a drone, and building products that make that capture easier with things like the Karma Stabilizer.
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Last spring, the Brookings Institution think tank published an edited volume called Recession Ready that lays out a bunch of automatic stabilizer ideas.
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In the recent crashes, investigators believe the MCAS malfunctioned and moved a tail flap called the stabilizer, tilting the plane toward the ground.
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After the breakup, I decided it was the perfect time to try a new medication, a mood stabilizer that my psychiatrist had recommended.
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It may be used again after fermentation to prevent oxidation and microbiological spoilage in the wine, and again before bottling as a stabilizer.
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"Runaway trim" occurs when some kind of failure causes an airplane's horizontal stabilizer to move — or "trim" — when it shouldn't be moving at all.
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The FAA directive ordered operators to revise the airplane flight manual to give flight crews horizontal stabilizer trim procedures to follow under certain conditions.
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It can be a little fiddly, but once you work out which way the stabilizer goes, it's a simple process to put them together.
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"Part No. 2 was a horizontal stabilizer panel segment, almost certainly from the Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 aircraft, registered 9M-MRO," the report said.
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The built-in stabilizer—Yuneec released a similar product with the launch of the Typoon Q500 two years ago—provides some nice added value.
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A piece of horizontal stabilizer found washed up on Mozambique over the weekend was already thought to be part of the downed MH370 plane.
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The directive orders operators to revise the airplane flight manual to give the flight crew horizontal stabilizer trim procedures to follow under some conditions.
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"America has played a certain role in Asia since 1945 ... that role has in the end of the day been a stabilizer," Delury said.
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The Lilium does away with the sort of tools that conventional planes use to control their movement, including the vertical stabilizer, ailerons, or elevator.
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The officials said that the missile's lack of typical stabilizer fins and other aspects of its engineering are proof that it originated in Iran.
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During one activation it took an extended period to recover the stabilizer trim system that is used to control the aircraft, the people said.
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That repayment approach provides a form of auto-stabilizer — since the repayments will be accelerated if the economy starts booming and delayed if not.
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The third-gen handheld smartphone stabilizer has several new features, but the biggest is that the Osmo Mobile 3 folds up for easier packing.
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Most mainstream winemakers eliminate any trace of brettanomyces by filtering the wine or adding sulfur dioxide, a commonly used stabilizer, during the production process.
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The victory was a stabilizer, pulling their record to 296-219 and putting a momentary stop to the turbulence of the past few days.
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You'll probably want to apply a stabilization effect (such as Warp Stabilizer in Adobe Premiere), but that crops the edges of your video a bit.
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Starting today, the company is selling the Karma stabilizer grip — which was originally bundled with the now-recalled Karma drone — on its own for $299.
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The piece of wreckage could be from the plane's horizontal stabilizer, which is the wing-like part attached to the plane's tail, reports NBC News.
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Steadicam's camera stabilizer is legendary in Hollywood, and now the famed video technology is making its way to an even more portable form factor: smartphones.
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Flirt strategically, because on the 29th, Venus hooks up with stabilizer Saturn, and you could find yourself in the throes of a real-deal relationship.
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OPEC's attempts to act as a market manager and price stabilizer have been repeatedly undermined by the development of supplies in countries outside the organization.
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The device packs three main sensors: an accelerometer, a gyroscopic stabilizer, and a magnetometer, each working along three axes to track position seamlessly in space.
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It continues to believe existing emergency protocols allow pilots to correct a runaway stabilizer, which can be caused by a MCAS failure among other things.
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No doubt you are wondering whether people who take this mood stabilizer for bipolar disorder are walking around in a constant state of enhanced neuroplasticity.
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Laura was given a diagnosis of bipolar disorder, and prescribed Depakote, a mood stabilizer that, the previous year, had been approved for treating bipolar patients.
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My long-term psychiatrist thought I could be bipolar, and put me on a high dose of the mood stabilizer lithium, to no noticeable effect.
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One, the Georgas Traditional retsina, is made with a small amount of sulfur dioxide, a stabilizer used in most commercial wines, and is minimally filtered.
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He peeled and grated a root, then added a little salt, equal amounts of white vinegar (which acts as a stabilizer) and very cold water.
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Distracted by the runaway trim stabilizer and the fact that the plane was pointing down, the pilots forgot to reduce the engine power after takeoff.
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According to the Associated Press, photos of the object appear to show the fixed leading edge of the right-hand horizontal stabilizer of a Boeing 777.
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Its unusual design, forward stabilizer and rear-positioned engine promised an usually smooth ride with, even in low altitudes, little-to-no-chance of a stall.
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But I have a long list of nitpicks, none of which are deal breakers given the price: Is it the "most advanced stabilizer" on the market.
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Make sure you're putting them in the right places, since many PCBs will support multiple layouts, meaning there'll be certain stabilizer holes that you won't use.
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The 34UC89G features a widened color gamut, unique display modes including black stabilizer and dynamic action sync, and the refresh rate can be overclocked to 166Hz.
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DJI says the stabilizer should support most popular phones, so devices as large and heavy as a Plus-sized iPhone or Android phone should be fine.
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By contrast, during downturns, a JG would work as an automatic stabilizer, putting spending money in the pockets of laid-off workers and helping mitigate recessions.
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The stabilizer also attaches to existing GoPro mounts so you could strap it to your chest, go mountain-biking, and walk away with nice stable footage.
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In addition, it can be controlled through the use of the existing runaway stabilizer procedure as reinforced in the Operations Manual Bulletin (OMB) issued on Nov.
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If you have your tripod or stabilizer, you have the advantage of taking photos with longer shutter speeds in order to keep your photos from blurring.
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The wreckage is a piece of horizontal stabilizer skin, the U.S. official said, the part of the aircraft's tail that stays horizontal as the plane flies.
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Over several minutes, the stabilizer can shift position enough that the elevator controls can no longer counteract the downward direction of the plane, the source said.
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If the plane was nosing over, should they not have suspected something was askew with the stabilizers or stabilizer trim, and disconnected power to those controls?
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It also could make things easier for consumers who won't have to worry about accessory compatibility with big-ticket buys like the Karma Grip handheld stabilizer.
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The biggest problem with creating an automatic fiscal stabilizer program, after all, has been that Congress doesn't like to focus on things until there's an emergency.
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Ms. Molina said she tries to make the wines as naturally as possible, without filtering and with a bare minimum of sulfur dioxide as a stabilizer.
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The film has a steady look (thanks to the use of a Steadicam and a Trinity camera stabilizer), rather than a herky-jerky, hand-held feel.
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This worldwide vulnerability to a rampantly strong dollar could serve as an automatic stabilizer because it is in everyone's interest to keep it for overly strengthening.
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The unconventional, striking rear tail assembly, called a ruddervator or v-tail, replaces the traditional vertical and horizontal stabilizer that would contain the rudder and elevator, respectively.
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Among its selling points was the fact that you could use its gimbal as a handheld stabilizer for the Hero line of action cameras, expanding its utility.
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The object has the words "NO STEP" on it and could be from the plane's horizontal stabilizer — the wing-like parts attached to the tail, sources say.
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The trim position of the stabilizer, which moves the jet's horizontal tail, could help determine whether or not it was set nose down for a steep dive.
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Sandra Day O'Connor played a similar role as the court's moderate stabilizer in the 1990s and early 2000s, as did Lewis Powell before her in the 1980s.
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The fact the U.S. consumer continues to chug away continues to be something that's holding up U.S. growth and has been a stabilizer in the global outlook.
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The missile lacks stabilizer fins and has nine valves, and the only known short-range ballistic missile in the world with those qualities is the Iranian Qaim.
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The camera and its gimbal pop easily out of the Karma and attach to a handheld stabilizer with its own battery and controls for capturing photos and video.
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Mary's doctor did tell her that gabapentin was an epilepsy medication being used off-label, but also said with confidence that it was helpful as a mood stabilizer.
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In reality, it could move the stabilizer as much as 2.5 degrees at a time, making it significantly more powerful when forcing the nose of the airplane down.
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RUNAWAY STABILIZER: Uncommanded movements of the plane's horizontal stabilizers - small wings near the bottom of the tail that are designed to control the pitch or up/down movement.
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But the wines were also occasionally criticized as inconsistent, a problem sometimes attributed to Mr. Ponsot's aversion to sulfur dioxide, a stabilizer used almost universally in wine production.
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The Cherry stabilizers used in my build came disassembled, so I had to place a stabilizer stem into each housing, before clipping the metal bar into both sides.
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Tiffen has released a smartphone camera stabilizer before with the Steadicam Smoothee, but that simply relied on a manual counterweight system to smooth out shots, unlike the Volt.
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The wonderful autofocus of the Canon EOS 80D, along with the Canon 13-135mm lens with image stabilizer, allowed me to get up close and personal to it.
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Bountiful scrap has filled the supply gap left by a string of mine disruptions in the first half of the year and acted as a significant price stabilizer.
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You can fly it over the shoreline to scope out waves, and then, after it lands, pull out the stabilizer and film your friends playing on the beach.
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That said, because the S21's camera doesn't come with a stabilizer or gimbal, video won't look quite as smooth as you'd get from one of DJI's drones.
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The pilots manoeuvred the plane upwards at least two times before hitting the stabilizer cut-out switches to disable the system, one person familiar with the matter said.
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That checklist tells pilots to switch off the two stabilizer trim cutout switches on the central console, and then to adjust the aircraft's stabilizers manually using trim wheels.
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Pilots and experts frequently refer to the runaway stabilizer trim checklist as a "memory item," an emergency procedure that pilots train on repetitively and can perform almost instinctively.
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Thankfully, I was able to take five months away from my job to find a mood stabilizer medication that worked for me and soon felt like myself again.
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The Osmo Pocket is a four-inch-tall version of the drone maker's camera stabilizer that can either be plugged into an iPhone or utilized as a standalone.
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The pilots maneuvered the plane upwards at least two times before hitting the stabilizer cut-out switches to disable the system, one person familiar with the matter said.
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On a board with an American (aka an ANSI) layout, that typically means you'll need a stabilizer for the keyboard's shift keys, its spacebar, backspace, and its enter key.
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The GoPro Hero 24 Black with Karma stabilizer and handleIn a sense, GoPro's Karma design addresses the most annoying problems with the DJI Phantom 24: portability, versatility, and simplicity.
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Another neat feature of the GoPro Karma is its removable stabilizer that can be used as a handheld gimbal for shooting nice clean shots on or off the drone.
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The Karma itself is actually three devices: a quadcopter, a touchscreen controller, and a stabilizer that can be removed from the drone's body and used as a steady grip.
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Fortunately, you don't have to have a Hollywood-sized budget to remedy that issue — just attach a gimbal stabilizer to your smartphone and hit "record" for professional-quality shots.
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The two sources, who declined to be named, said part of a stabilizer found in the Ethiopian wreckage was in a unusual position similar to the Lion Air plane.
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Artificial Christmas trees can also contain polyvinyl chloride, or PVC, which often uses lead as a stabilizer — not exactly what you want in your house if you have children.
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It also lets you control certain functions with voice commands and has an image stabilizer that keeps your footage as streamlined as possible no matter how bumpy things get.
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At least that was before an upstart named Rigiet hit Kickstarter with a gimbal for half that price, yet still claims to be the "most advanced stabilizer" in the world.
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United Airlines, which owns 14 MAX jets, said it did not currently plan to add simulator training to its regime, which already requires pilots to memorize steps for runaway stabilizer.
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That's true, a grip handle that connects to a GoPro Hero 4 or Hero 5 series action camera also screws out of the drone's body to become a handheld stabilizer.
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Using DJI's Osmo stabilizer with Moment's modular system to attach better lenses to your smartphone seems like it would be a match made in heaven — except for one small problem.
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"The items that were handed over includes a stabilizer panel with "No Step" stencil, engine cowling bearing Rolls-Royce logo, fiberglass skin aluminum honeycomb pored panel," the press release said.
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Last week, sources told Reuters that investigators found a piece of a stabilizer in the Ethiopian wreckage set in an unusual position similar to that of the Lion Air plane.
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The Osmo Mobile 2, the next generation phone stabilizer from DJI, is now (exclusively) available for preorder at Apple's store, with shipping expected sometime between February 22nd and March 23th.
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The pilots manoeuvred the plane back upwards at least two times before hitting the stabilizer cut-out switches to disable the system, the second person familiar with the matter said.
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There's a 16-megapixel selfie camera and 12-megapixel dual-lens arrangement for the rear-side camera, including 2X optic zoom, portrait mode and four-axis optical image stabilizer (OIS).
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During nine to 12 months of MAX flight testing, test pilots injected errors into the flight system that tested stall conditions and runaway stabilizer, among other scenarios, the people said.
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The V20's video stabilization isn't the best, but if you had a stabilizer like the DJI Osmo, I could see this being a really useful creation tool for video.
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More importantly, the trench run is rich with few details that would shine in a VR adaptation — looking behind you to see R2-D2, valiantly trying to repair a stabilizer.
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Boeing instructed pilots to deal with excessive downward pitching by following the procedure for "runaway trim"—the term for when the system that controls the angle of the stabilizer malfunctions.
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In addition to therapy, there's evidence that psychotropic drugs such as lithium, a mood stabilizer prescribed for bipolar disorder, may have protective effects on memory and cognition in TBI patients.
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For those situations, MCAS was limited to moving the stabilizer — the part of the plane that changes the vertical direction of the jet — about 0.6 degrees in about 10 seconds.
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It's bright and lively, with balancing acidity and a little tannic grip, and it's made without added sulfur dioxide, a stabilizer that is almost universally used throughout the wine world.
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Following the Lion Air crash, the manual was "revised to reinforce to flight crews how to recognize and respond to uncommanded stabilizer trim movement and MCAS events," the FAA said.
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Earlier on Wednesday NBC News said the piece could be a horizontal stabilizer from a Boeing 777, citing U.S., Malaysian and Australian investigators who looked at photos of the debris.
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They had switched the stabilizer trim cutout switches to the "cutout" position and attempted to turn the nose of the plane back up using the manual crank—they just couldn't.
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I've also been messing with the Karma Grip stabilizer while snowboarding, mountain biking, and just trying to get smooth handheld panning shots, and found that in general it works really well.
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A piece of a stabilizer in the wreckage of the Ethiopian jet with the trim set in an unusual position was similar to that of the Lion Air plane, Reuters reports.
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DJI is introducing a new version of its smartphone stabilizer, the Osmo Mobile, that makes a handful of small changes to the original as well as one big one: its price.
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He told her she had hundreds of small holes in the fuselage and tail section on the right side as well as a football sized hole on the right horizontal stabilizer.
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Using the DJI software, the stabilizer can lock onto a person's face for perfect selfies even when the subject and camera are moving — say during a wild white water rafting trip.
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The fin on top of the craft gives it a very Space Shuttle-esque look, and it was natural that most would think that it's a vertical stabilizer of some kind.
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The 2019 version is sweat- and water-resistant, and also has interchangeable eartips to accommodate different ear shapes, with a stabilizer arc that tucks into your ear to help with fit.
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The latest is a camera stabilizer called the Ronin SC. It is similar to last year's Ronin S, but it's built specifically for smaller mirrorless cameras and aimed at content creators.
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A piece of a stabilizer in the wreckage of the Ethiopian jet with the trim set in an unusual position was similar to that of the Lion Air plane, sources said.
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But if GoPro can tough out these early setbacks and get its combination of drone, stabilizer, and camera right, it will have a compelling value that sets it apart from the pack.
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The camera has an optical image stabilizer in both the 7 and Plus models, a wider aperture, a six element lens, a quad-LED, True Tone flash and a 12-megapixel sensor.
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Here's Taro in action: As if the auto-tracker and stabilizer weren't enough, the extra features that come with the device include time-lapse photography, action sequencing, and an assortment of others.
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When Mashable checked out the Karma at the launch event in September, we were impressed by its foldable design, removable three-axis Karma Grip handheld camera stabilizer its easy-to-use controller.
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You had one job, stabilizer Like all great viral videos, this one rewards repeat watchings — not just for the equipment carnage, but also for the reactions of the people in the background.
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The Good Morning Snore Solution Mouthpiece, $99This mouthpiece focuses on opening up the throat portion of the airway with a "tongue stabilizer" and also restricts your breathing to your nasal passages only.
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The Lion Air pilots flew for about five minutes by using the elevator to counteract the stabilizer every 15 or 20 seconds, said Hansman, based on readings from the flight data recorder.
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A smooth ham-pimento spread acts as both condiment and stabilizer, keeping the thing from turning into a mess on the wax-paper-lined plastic boats that Pilar serves almost everything in.
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The original version of MCAS could move the stabilizer — the part of the tail that controls the vertical direction of the jet — a maximum of about 7377 degrees in about 10 seconds.
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Horizontal stabilizer Where found: Mozambique beach When: February 2016 Australian officials spearheading the search effort in the Indian Ocean confirm this part attached to the tail is "almost certainly" from the vanished jetliner.
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You get a drone for your aerial imaging needs, but you can detach the gimbal and transform it into a handheld stabilizer that works with GoPro's family of backpack, bike, and helmet mounts.
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Canada has already taken measures on pilot training following the Lion Air crash, working with WestJet Airlines, Air Canada and Sunwing to require a five-step memorized pilot checklist for a runaway stabilizer.
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Canada has already taken measures on pilot training following the Lion Air crash, working with WestJet Airlines , Air Canada and Sunwing to require a five-step memorized pilot checklist for a runaway stabilizer.
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Two compounds in the Ghouta sample matched those also found in Khan Sheikhoun, one formed from sarin and the stabilizer hexamine and another specific fluorophosphate that appears during sarin production, the tests showed.
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According to two sources, investigators found a piece of a stabilizer in the wreckage of the Ethiopian jet set in an unusual position similar to that of the Lion Air plane in Indonesia.
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BOAO, China — China is poised to be a key stabilizer in the world economy as its rise and ambitions underscores a transition in world power relations, said an international affairs expert on Thursday.
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"We want to know about the new system -- and you are using the cloak of the stabilizer checklist (another related system) to describe things to which I had no knowledge existed," he said.
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It was only last week that DJI unveiled the Osmo+, an updated version of its handheld video stabilizer, but the Chinese drone company already has a new model ready: the DJI Osmo Mobile.
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It's also common for patients to be on a longer course of antidepressants like fluoxetine (Prozac), or a mood stabilizer such as lithium, to cement the improvement after the immediate treatment is completed.
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Last year, DJI released the Osmo Pocket, which has a similar three-axis stabilizer to the Osmo Mobile but features a small built-in camera so you don't have to use your phone.
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Under new simulator scenarios, 737 MAX pilots worldwide may be trained on runaway stabilizer, a loss of control that was triggered in both 737 MAX crashes, coupled with some kind of unexpected malfunction.
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To win U.S. approval, United Technologies agreed to sell two Rockwell Collins' businesses: One that sells systems that de-ice planes and one that sells trimmable horizontal stabilizer actuators that help aircraft maintain altitude.
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If you don't need a handheld stabilizer or don't own a GoPro, there is no reason to settle for a drone with a spotty track record and a total lack of cutting-edge features.
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N-Nitrosodiethylamine or NDEA is a suspected human and animal carcinogen that is used in gasoline as a stabilizer for industry materials and as a lubricant additive, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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Boeing compensated for the nose-up tendency by programming the flight control computers to apply nose-down stabilizer trim automatically, a function that is invisible to the pilot even when hand-flying the airplane.
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The basic checklist for handling an issue known as runaway stabilizer trim has remained substantially unchanged since 1967, the earliest days of the 737 jetliner, according to Dennis Tajer of the Allied Pilots Association.
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In the unusual case in which a pilot does not switch off the electric trim, the elevator has to be used against the runaway stabilizer to keep an airplane from getting out of control.
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Two years later, some ill-fated whistling swans destroyed the left horizontal stabilizer of United Airlines Flight 297 in the skies west of Baltimore; all 6153 people aboard were killed in the resulting crash.
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The wiring connects to the motor that controls the stabilizer, the horizontal fin on a plane's tail, sending signals from the flight control computer that can push the nose down or lift it up.
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Those include adjustments to its troubled Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) software, updates to warn pilots of conflicting sensor information, fixes to processor failure that could cause horizontal stabilizer malfunctions, and improved emergency procedures.
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In the cellar, no overt manipulations or additives are allowed beyond a minimal amount of sulfur dioxide, which has long been used as a stabilizer and preservative, and all processes should be communicated transparently.
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The standard checklist for dealing with that sort of emergency on the previous version of the 737 focuses on flipping the stabilizer trim cutout switches and using the manual wheels to adjust the stabilizers.
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Two sources said investigators retrieved a piece of a stabilizer, which moves the nose up and down, set in an unusual position - similar to that of the Lion Air plane that crashed in Indonesia.
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The suspected bomb has a stabilizer tail and is cylindrical in shape, measuring about 34 inches (85 cm) in length and 6 inches (15 cm) wide, according to TEPCO, the company responsible for the plant.
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The ergonomics of the new kit do look promising, with the Pixi tripod functioning either as a tabletop stabilizer or as a short handle to balance the phone and the microphone in an extended hand.
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Data from the Ethiopian Airlines flight indicates the aircraft was flying nose-heavy and not in a "neutral" attitude when pilots hit the stabilizer cutout switches to disable the MCAS system, the preliminary report showed.
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The device features several features targeted at gamers, such as Game Mode and Black Stabilizer, but it probably won't be a big a favorite among gamers due to the native 60Hz refresh rate, AnandTech notes.
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As the nose of the jet approached a high angle, suggesting an oncoming stall, MCAS would adjust the stabilizer on the plane's tail, pushing the nose down, to alleviate the slackness in the control column.
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The three drugs - the mood stabilizer lithium, a cancer treatment called trametinib and an immune regulator called rapamycin - target different cellular processes and had a "quite remarkable" impact on the flies' lifespans, the scientists said.
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After the crash, Boeing told airlines that when M.C.A.S. is activated, as it appeared to have been on the Lion Air flight, pulling back on the control column will not stop so-called stabilizer runaway.
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You're pretty much screwed while this response has you in its grasp, so it's fortunate that you have a built-in stabilizer — a way of anchoring your experience in something steadier and more enabling: your breath.
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To win U.S. approval for the deal, UTC agreed to sell two Rockwell Collins' businesses - one that sells systems that de-ice planes and another that sells trimmable horizontal stabilizer actuators that help aircraft maintain altitude.
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I wanted to test out just what you can do to improve your phone's photo- and video-taking abilities, so I tried out a few different things: some add-on lenses, a microphone, and a stabilizer.
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Henry Crowson, a young producer who worked at William Chris, now operates Crowson Wines in Johnson City, making a portfolio of wines with no added sulfur dioxide, a stabilizer almost universally used in the wine industry.
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They have suggested that it filled the space between the brain case and eye sockets or acted as a stabilizer for the skull to withstand the force of chewing on the tough materials our ancestors ate.
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A photograph released by the Savannah Professional Firefighters Association showed the tail of the plane, with an American flag on its vertical stabilizer, lying next to the road and engulfed by orange flames and black smoke.
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But neither can compare to the footage on the right which was captured using the DJI Mimo app and the Osmo 22 working together; the results are impressively smooth for a stabilizer that costs just $120.
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Lithium has been used as a mood stabilizer for years without anyone really understanding how it works, but we know it boosts the expression of a protein, called Per1203, that drives the molecular clock in cells.
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The process involves immersing a mammalian brain with a chemical stabilizer (a glutaraldehyde-based fixative) and cryoprotectants (to prevent damage while cooling), then bringing it down to -211 degrees Fahrenheit (-135 degrees Celsius) for long-term storage.
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When the MCAS detects the plane climbing too steeply without enough speed—a recipe for a stall—it moves the yoke forward, using the horizontal stabilizer on the tail to bring the nose of the plane down.
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"At times, exchange rates could serve as an amplifier of shocks in capital flows instead of being a stabilizer of shock in capital flows," Veerathai said in a seminar on policy challenges for emerging market central banks.
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Like these older winemakers, he relied on natural yeasts for fermentation, used minimal amounts of sulfur dioxide as a stabilizer and otherwise did as little as possible beyond gently guiding the transformation of grape juice into wine.
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Photos of the debris appear to show the fixed leading edge of the right-hand horizontal stabilizer of a Boeing 777, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to speak publicly.
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The thumb switches control an electric mechanism that changes the angle of the horizontal stabilizer — the all-important tail surface that counteracts the natural pitching effects of the wings and provides the necessary aerodynamic balance for flight.
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The concept of basic income has been gaining adherents from Europe to Africa to North America as a potential stabilizer in the face of a populist insurrection tearing at the post-World War II liberal economic order.
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Under one scenario where a specific fault in a microprocessor caused an uncommanded movement of the plane's horizontal tail, it took pilots too long to recognize a loss of control known as runaway stabilizer, the Boeing official said.
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At $799.99 for the drone package, which comes with two batteries, a Karma Grip handheld stabilizer and a backpack to store it all, the Karma is a very attractive when compared to DJI's Phantom 2500, which costs $2400,25.
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However, initial flight data indicates the aircraft was flying nose-heavy and not in a "neutral" attitude when pilots hit the stabilizer cutout switches to disable the MCAS system, the person added, making the situation harder to manage.
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Bottled under a crown cap and made with a minimal amount of sulfur dioxide, the almost universally used stabilizer, the Bergweingarten is the most unusual silvaner I've had, with an aroma that seemed to combine apricots with pineapples.
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In the older versions, pilots could help address the problem of the nose being forced down improperly — a situation known as "runaway stabilizer trim" — by pulling back on the control column in front of them, the pilots say.
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The centerpiece of that procedure is to switch off two "stabilizer trim cutout" switches on the central console of the cockpit, and then flip open the handles on wheels near the knees of the captain and first officer.
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Investigators have found a piece of a stabilizer in the wreckage of an Ethiopian jet with the trim set in an unusual position similar to that of a Lion Air plane that crashed last year, sources have told Reuters.
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The Slick Smart Stabilizer Gimbal is a contraption specifically designed to keep your GoPro safe and secure while you pirouette, skydive, kayak, or engage in any high-octane stunts, and it's on sale in our shop for 10% off.
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At the same time, China's defense ministry has said it hopes the military relationship can become a "stabilizer" for overall ties, and officials have suggested that Beijing has more confidence in Mattis than some other top Trump administration officials.
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Since then, from plane rides to school exams to moving days, I've used the Bury band's music as an emotional pacifier, and, as I learn during our conversation, it's a mood stabilizer we may need now more than ever.
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The big knock on most machines versus free weight exercises (apart from cost and that they take up a lot of room) is that they don't recruit the many small stabilizer muscles that help you maintain balance in space.
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Boeing has previously said that existing crew procedures, which include using a pair of cut-out switches, would have addressed a condition known as a stabilizer trim runaway and by doing so, automatically deal with any problem with MCAS.
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On car rides I sit and stare indifferently out the window, never too happy, never too sad, which makes sense when I find out Depakote doubles as both an anticonvulsant and a mood stabilizer prescribed for bipolar disorder and depression.
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Normally, to get silky-smooth stabilized video, you'd need a gimbal, a steadicam or some other kind of hardware stabilizer, but with Hyperlapse it's all algorithm-based, using data from the iPhone's gyroscope to measure and remove frames that are shaky.
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Ztylus Stabilizer Rig Kit for Smartphones — $23 See Details Clear TPU Protective iPhone XS Max Case — 66% off We love the new iPhone XS colors as much as the next person, but we do not recommend using it without a case.
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Their adjustable cable loop acts as a stabilizer that keeps the buds in place, and I find it works very well for me, quelling any worries about the earphones falling out if I make a dash to catch a bus.
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The second part, found in February by American lawyer and adventurer Blaine Alan Gibson, also matched all measurable dimensions and materials for a 777 tailplane, also known as a horizontal stabilizer, which is found on the tail sections of airliners.
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Two sources familiar with the matter said crash site investigators found a piece of a stabilizer used to set the airplane's trim that was in an unusual position similar to that of Lion Air at the time of its crash.
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A momentary lapse of judgement and a mechanical failure are all that was necessary for this expensive stabilizer to fail at its one job: keeping the $70,000 camera it was supporting from smashing into pieces on the parking lot pavement.
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In the study, 24 men who had little or no musical training were randomly assigned to receive either a placebo or the mood stabilizer valproic acid, which is commonly used to treat bipolar disorder and is also known as Depakote.
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Under a scenario where a specific fault in a microprocessor caused an uncommanded movement of the plane's horizontal tail, it took pilots too long to recognize a loss of control known as runaway stabilizer, a Boeing official said at the time.
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NBC News reported that investigators in Malaysia, Australia and the United States were analyzing photographs of the object, which had the words "no step" on it and could be from the horizontal stabilizer, a winglike mechanism attached to the plane's tail.
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Keith Sharp, director of chassis engineering at Bentley Motors, said the new Bentayga sport-utility vehicle uses a 48-volt system solely to power motors on its active front and rear stabilizer bars to resist the roll motion of the vehicle.
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I got my hands on one of those bottles, a 143 Arbois Pupillin ploussard from Houillon-Overnoy, a red as pale as a dark rosé, made without sulfur dioxide, the stabilizer that is used almost universally in the wine industry.
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For video, I don't go anywhere without a Rode Lavalier (an external microphone for noisy environments) and my DJI Osmo Mobile gimbal, a stabilizer that helps me take really smooth shots on my phone while walking (or riding a horse).
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Privately financed imports of consumer goods are less affected, reinforcing the markets' role as "a key stabilizer of the North Korean economy," wrote Lee Seong-ryeol, an analyst at the National Assembly Research Service in Seoul, in a recent paper.
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Volocopter has paid close attention to safety and comfort with this design, meeting the safety standards set by the European Aviation Safety Agency, including a new stabilizer that hasn't been a part of the test aircraft (to provide more stability during flight).
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Under a scenario where a specific fault in a microprocessor caused an un-commanded movement of the plane's horizontal tail, it took pilots too long to recognize a loss of control known as runaway stabilizer, a Boeing official said at the time.
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Investigators have found a piece of a stabilizer in the wreckage of an Ethiopian jet with the trim set in an unusual position similar to that of a Lion Air plane that crashed last year, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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There's the guy on the phone who lets out an "oh my god," a slew of passers-by who are clearly embarrassed by proxy, and the guy in the hat who actually seemed genuinely interested in the stabilizer until it snapped in two.
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The resulting robaby, in this case a hideous chimera consisting of dad's right leg, mom's left leg and tail/stabilizer, and god knows what babbling, buzzing confusion in its newborn silicon brain, is printed piece by piece and assembled by the lab techs.
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Consider the northern West Bank city of Jenin: Israel decided 15 years ago that if it opened a crossing point so Israeli Arabs could shop in the West Bank, it would be a stabilizer, even though the Second Intifada rebellion was ongoing.
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And as of November 9, a procedure that involves pilots disconnecting the stabilizer trim switches in the cockpit is now included in flight manuals as a solution to Engine Indicating and Crew Alerting System (EICAS) warning messages that relate to faulty sensors.
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"Our analysis determined that a pilot would be able to counteract erroneous system input by using the trim switches on the control wheel, or by following the runaway stabilizer procedure and using manual trim," a Boeing spokesman said in an April statement.
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It's in its early days, but, like a lot of these materials, what's also stopping it from being adopted on a wider scale is the lobbying power of other industries, like tarmac and concrete, who have interests which the soil stabilizer undermines.
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Its solution was to create synthetic control forces by cooking up a new automated system known as the MCAS to roll in a burst of double-speed nose-down stabilizer trim at just the right moment, calculated largely by angle of attack.
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"I suspect that the pilot wrote what you see in the log, and he verbally told maintenance that, 'Hey, the trim was running down, and we had to use the stabilizer cutout switches, and we flew the airplane back manually,' " he said.
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"Completing enrollment in this Phase 2 study represents a critical milestone in our clinical development program for cavosonstat and moves us closer to our goal of bringing our novel stabilizer to people with CF," said Jon Congleton, president and chief executive officer of Nivalis.
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However, the flu vaccine, like any medication, may cause severe reactions in people who have a life-threatening allergy to the vaccine or one of its ingredients, such as gelatin (which is used as a stabilizer) or certain antibiotics (which are used to stop germs).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Investigators have found a piece of a stabilizer in the wreckage of an Ethiopian jet with the trim set in an unusual position similar to that of a Lion Air plane that crashed last year, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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The pilot, Bhavye Suneja, and his co-pilot, Harvino, repeatedly tried to lift the nose by holding down the switch that adjusted the stabilizer on the tail of the plane, but after ten seconds the automated controls kicked in again, driving the nose back down.
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He had won titles with Ajax, Barcelona and Bayern Munich in previous stops, and in that summer of 2014, he was seen as the stabilizer, the veteran presence who would bring an end to the tumult that followed Alex Ferguson's departure from United in 2013.
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As the plane got closer to production, Boeing made a big change to the MCAS system, allowing it to turn on at low speeds and to move the tail stabilizer by as much as 2.5 degrees each time it turned on, according to the report.
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Whether China used information about the C-17 to build the Y-20 is unclear — Beijing has denied stealing US technology for its weapons systems — but the similarities are apparent, from the nose to the tail stabilizer, as Kyle Mizokami points out in Popular Mechanics.
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To win U.S. approval for the $23 billion deal, UTC agreed to sell two Rockwell Collins' businesses - one that sells systems that de-ice planes and another that sells trimmable horizontal stabilizer actuators that help aircraft maintain altitude, the Justice Department said on Monday.
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FDA tests showed that the recalled lots of these drugs contained N-Nitrosodiethylamine or NDEA, a suspected human and animal carcinogen that is used in gasoline as a stabilizer for industry materials and as a lubricant additive, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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The crux of their argument was that there was nothing to see here—that correct execution of the runaway stabilizer checklist would have saved all 28 lives, and that the real scandal behind the two crashes was a regime of lax foreign pilot training standards.
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Camera+ ($2.99)We've already written about the update to Camera+, which brings dual-camera support to one of the best iPhone camera apps out there—as well as advanced image processing, focus and exposure control, a choice of scene modes, and a built-in stabilizer option.
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It wasn't an aircraft of the same caliber as the new DJI Mavic Pro, but it had a unique value proposition: a drone, a handheld stabilizer, and a waterproof camera all in one package — a more complete and flexible set of tools for capturing an epic adventure.
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"Now, we know that the engine inlet cowling suffered significant damage and lost pieces of that cowling may be responsible for the damage to the fuselage, the wing and the stabilizer," said Southwest COO Mike Van de Ven on a call after posting earnings last week.
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"Now, we know that the engine inlet cowling suffered significant damage and lost pieces of that cowling may be responsible for the damage to the fuselage, the wing and the stabilizer," said Southwest COO Mike Van de Ven on a call after posting earnings on Thursday.
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The drug is being recalled because the active ingredient has tested positive for N-Nitrosodiethylamine or NDEA, a suspected human and animal carcinogen that is used in gasoline as a stabilizer for industry materials and as a lubricant additive, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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And, if you feel like spending more money after buying the chair, you can add upgrades such as a seat stabilizer, a cup holder, a headset holder, a USB hub, and a camera (which can be positioned above the middle monitor, convenient for live streaming the action).
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Mathieu Deiss's side project, Vignoble du Rêveur, allows him to experiment with techniques popularized in natural wines: macerating white wines with their skins in the manner used for making red wines, fermenting and aging in amphoras, and working without sulfur dioxide, the stabilizer used in most wines.
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A stabilizer panel found in Mozambique, shown with stencil and fastener comparisons The team then combined a series of simulations to determine where the plane may have crashed, and where more pieces of wreckage could appear, based on ocean currents and wind patterns after the crash.
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Boeing reasoned, according to people the company has briefed, as well as a bulletin it sent airlines after the crash, that the emergency procedure for malfunctioning speed trim and other stabilizer problems on the earlier 737s would work on the Max for problems related to M.C.A.S., too.
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Officials say the missile's lack of typical stabilizer fins and other aspects of its engineering are proof that it originated in Iran, saying Iran is the only country in the world that manufactures these types of missiles which use what officials called a "Wind Bolt," a unique Iranian design.
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To reach such a high speed and remain stable, Mr. Jenkins replaced the traditional sailboat sail with a rigid vertical carbon-fiber wing coupled with a unique stabilizer trailing behind the wing that would automatically adjust the wing faster than a human sailor could respond by pulling ropes.
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It featured 17-inch motorcycle rims and high-speed tires to help lower its center of gravity; a custom, hand-made elongated frame to improve stability; short-travel shocks to help dissipate high-speed vibrations; and a steering stabilizer to minimize wobble, which could potentially be deadly at these speeds.
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But as The Verge's Sean O'Kane pointed out in his review of the first camera, you pretty much had to use a larger tripod or stabilizer and position the camera at least five feet off the ground or a flat surface if you wanted to capture decent, non-nauseating video.
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As a reminder, the horizontal stabilizer is the large tail surface that can be angled down or up by the trimming mechanisms to change the airplane's pitch; the "elevators" are the hinged control surfaces mounted behind it and are manipulated by the use of primary controls to adjust the pitch.
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Thirty-two seconds before the crash, both pilots tried to trim the nose up, and for a brief moment, the aircraft's stabilizer, controlled by the trim, made the corresponding change, But five seconds later, the aircraft's automated systems once again trimmed the nose down, pitching the nose down even further, steepening the dive.
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Lack of documentation in the aircraft flight and maintenance log about the continuous stick shaker and use of the Runaway Stabilizer NNC meant that information was not available to the maintenance crew in Jakarta nor was it available to the accident crew, making it more difficult for each to take the appropriate actions. 9.
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This quadcopter system comes with a battery and charger, a handy carrying case and mounting ring, intuitive controller with touch display, a GoPro HERO5 in black, a tough grip handle, harness and frame for the action cam, the GoPro Karma drone itself, a trusty stabilizer, and even a USB-C cable to get things connected.
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Citing U.S., Malaysian and Australian investigators who have looked at photos of the possible debris, NBC said the piece could be a horizontal stabilizer from a Boeing 777, the same type of plane as the flight MH370 aircraft that was en route to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur when authorities lost track of it in March 2014.
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Where the company has chosen to emphasize the evolution of the H7 Black is in its software, most notably with what it's calling HyperSmooth, updated digital stabilization tech that makes use of the extra onboard memory and is so good, GoPro claims, that you won't need to buy a hand stabilizer like the company's Karma Grip.
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Held sideways, with a more standard pad layout—one stick, four face buttons—a single Joy-Con holds up well for the platforming of Sonic Mania, running (at the great speed we've come to expect) on the unit screen rather than a TV. A Joy-Con can also be inserted into a stabilizer-sized steering wheel for Mario Kart's motion controls.
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The exact nature of the tests, which they said is likely a first step toward creating a wider test group, was still being decided but could include a scenario discovered by the FAA in June that showed a microprocessor flaw causing an uncommanded movement of the plane's horizontal tail which took test crew too long to recognize as a loss of control known as runaway stabilizer.
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I'd tried antidepressants , years before, unsuccessfully, and again, also unsuccessfully, during the months leading up to the day on the roof: S.S.R.I.s, which target the mechanisms that control the neurotransmitter serotonin; an S.N.R.I., which affects both serotonin and norepinephrine levels; Wellbutrin, a dopamine enhancer; and Lamictal, a mood stabilizer developed to treat epilepsy, and now also used to treat a broad range of clinical psychiatric conditions.
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