"We live in a society where we are constantly switched on, and being always switched on is not natural," he said.
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AMLG: Your brain doesn't even need to be switched on.
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Was there an evolutionary moment when the light switched on?
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She flew into her smock and switched on her lamp.
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He switched on the documentary cameras and began to explore.
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The stadium lights at Palau's Asahi baseball field were switched on.
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The feature did start out as something Facebook manually switched on.
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There's also another option, "Enabled Indefinitely," that can be switched on.
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Just make sure notifications are switched on in the app settings.
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When these cells were switched on, the mice recalled feeling afraid.
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If it's switched "On," click the switch to toggle it off.
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She got up from the stool and switched on the light.
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In Australia, cooks are actually switched on and know what they're doing.
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The espresso machine ground beans, cut off, and then switched on again.
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That can usually be switched on at a computer's pre-boot settings.
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Android isn't the only platform where video calling has been switched on.
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The lights were not switched on so we waited in the dark.
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She hit record on the camera, and switched on the data logger.
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Water was switched on for a few days, before being cut again.
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But the fan made a horrible noise when it was switched on.
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Judging by the sound of the fridge it is still switched on.
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But with a clear and sober mind, what switched on the lightbulb?
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I sat upright on the bunk, switched on my lamp, and read.
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"When the machine was switched on, there were some power issues," Yarney says.
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In January the last of the city's 65,000 new streetlights was switched on.
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But some researchers believe that the mechanism can end up switched on permanently.
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Soon after the earthquake struck, owners of asphalt plants switched on their heaters.
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The free-donor base for plasma cannot be readily switched on or off.
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You'll need to have location services switched on to make it all work.
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This launches a window where you can manage which apps are switched on.
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It's switched on by default, though availability may vary between countries and carriers.
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She switched on her brights, pressing the confirm button at the car's query.
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Perhaps for that reason, the commemorative light was switched on at 9 p.m.
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The rebellious Democrats switched on their smartphones and broadcast themselves to the world.
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Mozilla recently switched on third-party cookie tracker blocking by default, for example.
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Make sure that the "Allow Notifications" switch at the top is switched on.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China just switched on the world's largest 25G network.
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The satellites are to be switched on two to three hours after deployment.
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" Dave asked as he switched on the console, hunching toward the TV. "Ready!
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On the surface it sounds switched on to the potential of emerging technologies.
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At the top of the page, make sure "Cellular Data" is switched on.
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When the vibrating yoga pants were switched on, the party perked up considerably.
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In the first take, a low-frequency buzz indicated radios being switched on.
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AT&T has actually switched on its mobile 258G service in some cities.
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The phones are only switched on in the area, never close to our homes.
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To see if you've got the option switched on, just visit the app's Settings.
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Yet undistracted reading didn't perish the moment any of these technologies were switched on.
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It's an opt-in feature that has to be switched on in your settings.
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Yesterday, Morocco switched on the first section of its new Ouarzazate solar power plant.
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Gender cannot be switched on and off to see what would happen without it.
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It was like a light had been switched on, suddenly he had an identity.
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Before he got out of his vehicle, the officer switched on his body camera.
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But before the lights were even switched on, terrorism struck again on French soil.
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Hossein switched on a walkie-talkie; it was blaring warnings of an incoming aircraft.
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But at that moment a stabilizing fin at the jet's tail was switched on.
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When we switched the canon to the other hand, it switched on screen, too.
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At a distance, it appears as if the earth has switched on a spotlight.
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The light was first switched on in 1923 for Armistice Day, as the Nov.
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He belted himself into his seat in the aircraft and switched on his iPod.
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On average, people did about 15 percent better when the implant was switched on.
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Initially, only 2MW of capacity will be used, with the remainder switched on next summer.
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Christmas lights are switched on at the Broad Street Mall in Reading, England, on Nov.
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That's at 75 percent brightness and LTE, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth switched on all day.
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Tile's system relies on users walking by lost objects with their mobile devices switched on.
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This month, Morocco switched on what will be the world's largest concentrated solar power plant.
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If you're using data, check to see if your data is switched on and connected.
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Once regulators approve full self-driving, he said, video while moving will be switched on.
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In Mr. Gehrke's altered fish, cells that switched on the Hox genes started to glow.
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The website matches each planet with piano notes that can be switched on and off.
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She was stunned when someone switched on a television, and there he was rallying demonstrators.
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The Loyal switched on the lights over its red awning on Bleecker Street in September.
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On the space station, Mr. Kelly's cells switched on genes known to help repair DNA.
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He switched on a live stream to watch Mr. Clayton, his best friend, in action.
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It can be switched on and off easily, responding faster than a gas peaking plant.
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Lights switched on for at least ten hours nonstop, partly powered by gasoline-fuelled generators.
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An upgraded version, AlphaGo Zero, achieved the same feat within days of being switched on.
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As the agents switched on the equipment and began to collect data, Dutch authorities swooped.
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If both Xs remain active, twice the number of X chromosome genes will be switched on.
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Her family quickly lined up to use the shower and she switched on the washing machine.
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The backup generator wasn't switched on because federal funding didn't cover the expense of buying fuel.
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When the feature is switched on, the car turns on the rear-facing ultrasonic parking sensors.
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These attitudes persisted even after 1933, when President Franklin D. Roosevelt switched on the taps again.
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The feature is not enabled by default, but can be switched on through Settings –> Photo Upload.
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But the dried cement fades into darkness, just as soon as the piece is switched on.
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They found that if they disabled a certain class of enzymes the sperm never switched on.
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Apple has quietly switched on mobile carrier billing in two countries, thereby doubling its total reach.
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Set yourself apart from the rest of the Insta-crowd with this socially switched-on bundle.
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They brought their whole weak side in to help the guy that switched on to him.
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There was a lot of risk, and you had to be switched on all the time.
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A loud fan was also constantly switched on to prevent him from sleeping, the complaint said.
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The United States switched on the missile shield in Romania in 2016, which has angered Russia.
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As night fell across Florida on Friday, Mr. Neville's surveillance camera had not switched on again.
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Once location sharing with strangers was switched on, it wasn't very intuitive to turn it off.
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We book the appointment and we "party" but in his drunken state, he switched on me.
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You'll also want to make sure that Google Chrome's "Show home button" feature is switched on.
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Over the past six months and beyond, the spotlight on women's rights has stayed switched on.
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To do so, first make sure your Bluetooth settings are switched on and ready for pairing.
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I have an air purifier in every room, ready to be switched on whenever it's needed.
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As they switched on in succession, the genes produced a nasty toxin the nematodes don't like.
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I pulled the breaks and switched on the warning signal, but it was just too late.
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The receipt of these signals is good news—it means the devices switched on and booted-up.
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I had a forcefield of self-preservation that switched on whenever I got too close to him.
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So there are mechanisms in the brain, that when REM sleep is switched on, generate this paralysis.
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Garmin LiveTrack can also be switched on, sharing location data with friends and family at any time.
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After a series of upgrades, the Advanced Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (Advanced LIGO) switched on yesterday.
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Some Android phones like the OnePlus 3 have a dark mode theme that can be switched on.
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And we should probably not call it "night mode" because folks have this switched on ALL DAY.
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Switched on, Bina48 whirred to life, 32 motors animating its facial expressions behind a layer of frubber.
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Switched on Pop A musicologist and a songwriter breakdown the making and meaning of popular music. 224.
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The announcement notes that Twitch's recently introduced feature, AutoMod — short for "automatic moderation" — will be switched on.
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An academy employee was showing his girlfriend the helicopter, which had the engine switched on, Reimann said.
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It was in essence a libertarian production line, waiting only to be bought, assembled and switched on.
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Having been switched on, this machine has now fulfilled its sole function of switching itself off again.
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This traditionally starts at around 10:30 PM, before the main lights are switched on at midnight.
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I had switched on either Isaiah (Thomas) or Avery down low, and I just read Marcus' eyes.
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Finally, you might want to make sure the boiler is switched on: cold water favours no man.
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She unlocked her white Toyota Prius, switched on the Uber app and awaited the day's first job.
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If you switched on the news on TV, it could be total rubbish, depending on the channel.
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Each time a ring of lights switched on, the electrodes transmitted a short, faint burst of electricity.
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I'd never thought of myself as such, but it was if a light had been switched on.
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There are 5,000 people sharing outdoor, communal taps, switched on for a couple of hours a day.
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The companies claim the headphones will last 30 hours even with Bluetooth and active noise canceling switched on.
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Situated on the North Circular Road in Ealing, the temporary speed camera was switched on in April 2016.
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The American drone downed by Iran on June 20th appeared not to have its public transponder switched on.
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Many of the artworks contain LED installments within their composition that are switched on when it gets dark.
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This overrides the auto-brightness setting (under General, Accessibility, and Display Accommodations), if you've got it switched on.
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I got out of bed, put on my glasses, went to my desk, and switched on the lamp.
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The company has found that 80 percent of hosts who have enabled smart pricing kept it switched on.
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Investigators believed that the signal that was detected was simply a result of the phone being switched on.
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Hopefully this is something that can be quickly switched on once whatever needs working out... gets worked out.
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According to the email, the phone doesn't need to be switched on; it only requires a working battery.
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The feature, which must be switched on by an employer, will cost employers nothing out-of-pocket today.
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When the mode is switched on, the camera focuses in on a subject and blurs out the background.
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One more thing, Mark: In Europe, Facebook didn't used to have face recognition technology switched on did it?
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For one thing, you're supposed to leave it on all the time, and it's switched on by default.
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Unfortunately for Silas and Nia, they both have "switched-on syndrome," a disease that bypasses their genetic programming.
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These have lower labour costs and can easily be switched on and off to cope with changing demand.
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Having begun on Tuesday with 20143 choreography by George Balanchine, it switched on Wednesday to 21st-century choreography.
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What genes switched on and off when he reached the level of exercise intensity known as lactate threshold?
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Meanwhile, with cameras switched on in the gunshot's vicinity, the same data is run through the HunchLab system.
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In other words, Smith should've switched on to Crowder, and then back on to Bradley in quick succession.
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And our working days, because we were so switched on and Niki knew exactly what she wanted, were great.
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COMAC successfully switched on the engines for a second C919 jet on Thursday evening, it added in the statement.
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This feature will be switched on automatically; managers will have the ability to switch it off if they want.
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Once switched on, the Phalanx will fire on anything it sees heading towards the ship it is mounted on.
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Those months are closely watched as they mark the lead-up to winter, when heating systems are switched on.
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Nate Sloan is a musicologist and co-host of Switched On Pop, a podcast about how popular music works.
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With the eclipsed sun high over ahead, Turcat switched on the night-time navigation lights in the midday darkness.
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Once switched on, the stem cells can regenerate the lost cells and organ mass -- leaving you shiny and new.
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One such firm, UK Power Reserve, uses small gas-fired generators that can be switched on and off quickly.
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There's a "Boost" mode on back that, when switched on, actually pulls juice from all three batteries at once.
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I'm told the LEDs were hand-applied and output 175,000 lumens when they're all switched on at maximum brightness.
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"They look at what kind of tyres were fitted and whether the air conditioning is switched on," Diess explained.
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When switched on, the creatures scurry across the floor in a frenzy, like eager puppies or dysfunctional domestic robots.
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She'd self-balanced the handheld on the bone floor, cold from the leagues underneath, and switched on slow-mo.
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The screen is cracked, it can only hold about four photos, sometimes it crashes before it's even switched on.
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These receptors have to be switched on by neurotransmitters, which are chemicals used to carry messages around the brain.
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At his home in Vienna, he works with his blinds drawn, bright lights switched on, and jazz music blaring.
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"For introverts, we feel at our most alive and switched on when things are a bit calmer," she says.
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Early on in his campaign, Trump often switched on his stance on abortion and appeared uneducated about the issue.
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Listen to Switched on Pop break down Billie Eilish's album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?
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The emergency power is connected, the computers are switched on, people are running to their places, beginning their checklists.
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So the man switched on some absolute classics for an Instagram Live video, with no real embarrassment for the cliche.
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The Elite 23h meet the company's claims of up to 285 hours of life with noise canceling (NC) switched on.
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But the surprise showing of the second-generation Tesla Roadster caused explosive cheers from the second its headlights switched on.
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Even before those networks are switched on, smartphones from Samsung, LG, and other 5G-capable devices have already been announced.
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Bats have only three types of interferons, but the scientists discovered Type I interferons are switched on all the time.
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While the mice were exploring the cocaine-paired environment, the researchers switched on the light, which silenced the tagged neurons.
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China has switched on the massive dish that now officially holds the record for the world's largest single-aperture telescope.
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Microsoft is also applying the patches to Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 systems that have automatic updates switched on.
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That's why experts recommend to sleep under mosquito nets in high-risk areas even when air-conditioning is switched on.
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"For me that was not the case, the functionality was not switched on and I was not informed," said Moe.
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This year the Switched On London campaign has gained momentum, pressing the city to develop 100 per cent public energy.
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Simply put, mindfulness is being switched on to the present moment that you occupy with an active state of mind.
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The infusion it switched on a gene known to trigger neurogenesis, a process in which brain cells divide and multiply.
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The reactor, which was supplied by France, was switched on 15 years after the establishment of the state of Israel.
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The roof was closed and the air conditioning was switched on, making the environment inside the building cooler and dryer.
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Hebei's warning comes just two weeks since the newly installed radiators were switched on for the winter on Nov. 15.
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It was just one of those prime moments, and it just felt like everything just switched on to something great.
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But she was always ready to entertain, when someone entered the cafe it switched on inside her like a lightbulb.
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Normally, when people eat a meal, the gene is switched on and sends a signal telling people they are full.
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Fascinated by one of the trail's waterfalls, Friesen excitedly switched on her GoPro and decided to take a closer look.
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Facebook Messenger, Telegram, and Skype also offer end-to-end encrypted conversation modes, but they're not switched on by default.
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Trammell: I think the meltdown was inevitable when White Rose switched on the machine; the malware didn't have any effect.
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A longer range and additional features will be switched on in the $39,20163 car, known as the Standard Plus model.
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Charlie Harding is the co-host of Switched on Pop, Vox's podcast about the making and meaning of popular music.
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"So I'd say go work in a park, go work in a cafe, in a place you've never been before and you'll feel that your brain — literally your brain will be switched on in a way that it is not switched on (as much) when you work from home or the office," he said.
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The product was eventually switched on for free for Office 365 customers in early 2016, four years after it was purchased.
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When the light sources that powered reionization first switched on, they must have carved out the opaque cosmos like Swiss cheese.
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Numerous large-scale light works are being switched on every night, including a highly ambitious illumination of the epic MacDonnell Ranges.
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This feature can be switched on through Asus' Armoury Crate app, its console-like dashboard that comes preinstalled on the phone.
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Bristol has also been switched on, and you'll find pretty weak but nonetheless existent coverage in parts of Coventry and Leicester.
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At present, however, Three's 22020G network is only switched on within London, and is accessible through a home 25G broadband service.
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"In top 40, it's very rare," says Nate Sloan, a musicologist and the co-host of Vox's Switched on Pop podcast.
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What's interesting about the way these features are launching is that they're not just switched on whenever you've matched with someone.
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But it was Wendy Carlos' Grammy-winning 1968 album Switched-On Bach that truly pushed the Moog synth into the spotlight.
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Head to the Security & Privacy section of System Preferences and open up the FileVault tab to make sure it's switched on.
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Badoo says video chat will only be switched on once both parties have matched and exchanged at least one message each.
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On February 15th Chrome, its web browser, which has a 59% market share, switched on code to block certain online advertisements.
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Vaughn told local media that he switched on a porch light to try to scare the bear away, to no avail.
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The mission team switched on MASCOT's mobility system, shifting the robot's position and placing it in a much more favorable orientation.
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The instrument was switched on six days after Juno fired its main engine and slipped into orbit around the gas giant.
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The left side shows a long exposure photo with the cooler switched on, while the right side has it switched off.
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Again, users could opt out in the Settings, but the ads – like the new affiliate links – are switched on by default.
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They set the boat beside a makeshift landing, climbed aboard, switched on helmet lamps and set off down a black river.
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The telemetry feature is also not default switched on for most Firefox users (only for users of pre-release Firefox builds).
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And with every miscarriage — I averaged two a year for a while — that pity-party reel switched on in my brain.
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Such "mini-mills" have lower labour costs and can easily be switched on and off to cope with changes in demand.
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And, like most of its predecessors, Toca Dance didn't just pop into life one day, like a light being switched on.
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It can't be switched on until all equipment is repaired, and employees can't begin assessments until the wind has died down.
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In addition to Evernote, you can add other sites that may not be switched on by default, like LinkedIn and Vimeo.
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One part of my brain died, and another part got switched on—a part that's completely useless unless I'm working here.
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My wife and I were very fortunate to get into our research together, we are both well-educated and switched-on.
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Google's autonomous driving mode was active when the crash occurred (in other incidents, Google's test drivers had switched on manual mode).
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Scroll down on the Cellular Data page until you see the Music app, and make sure its toggle is switched on.
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The image on the right is the view from the Narrow-Field Mode of MUSE when adaptive optics are switched on.
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Switched on Pop | Streaming hasn't just changed the way we listen to music; it's changed the way that pop music sounds.
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When they're not actually switched on, your electronics aren't generating their own heat, so they stand a better chance in rising temperatures.
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The new research, led by Nico Michiels, was an effort to test whether this radiance is actually switched on by the fish.
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In fact, these fragments of RNA can reveal which genes are switched on, indicating which stage of maturation the fetus has reached.
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Police protocols say the gadgets should normally be switched on only in certain situations, such as when entering someone's home by force.
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Properly structured capacity payments make it sensible to invest in generators that can be switched on when renewable energy is not available.
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Malware was hidden inside the affected apps, and as long as the device remained switched on it was used in DDoS attacks.
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But some perceptive fans noticed the sound design sneaks in a small, high-pitched noise whenever the red lights are switched on.
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Musk says that if testing goes well, the rest of the fleet will be switched on by the end of the week.
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It said LaLiga should have indicated to app users every time the app remotely switched on the microphone to record their surroundings.
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China switched on the world's largest radio telescope on Sunday, officially launching its mission to hunt for extraterrestrial life and explore space.
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In May, meanwhile, Verily switched on data processing for a hospital—the NHS Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale Clinical Commissioning Group, near Manchester.
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"If a Beatles song came out today, it would sound dated," Charlie Harding, host of Vox's Switched on Pop podcast, told me.
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This range extender can be switched on during parts of the flight to power the fans or to top up the battery.
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When switched on, HRM takes eight images at once and then stitches them together in a higher-resolution image with 50-megapixels.
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Those who switched on this debate thinking that Mr Trump is not qualified to be president will not have changed their minds.
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Instead of instructing their big to drop against Butler, Boston switched on most screens, including those that targeted Thomas on the perimeter.
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I wonder what she would think if I put her in the driver's seat of a Model S and switched on Autopilot.
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I pulled out an LP of 'Switched-On Bach,' which has a Moog on the cover, and they still didn't buy it.
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If you don't already have the two-step process switched on, it's time to improve your account security and set it up.
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Charlie Harding, you are one of the hosts of Vox's Switched on Pop Podcast, as well as a producer and songwriter yourself.
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On this week in 1931, President Herbert Hoover switched on the lights to the Empire State Building at the skyscraper's ceremonial opening.
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You'll notice there's also a "Construction guides" toggle that pops up, which when switched on, will auto trace whatever's in the photo.
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One population of cells switched on in response to vertical stripes; other neurons flipped on when the mice were shown horizontal ones.
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One population of cells switched on in response to vertical stripes; other neurons flipped on when the mice were shown horizontal ones.
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"This guy is really switched on and has a strong understanding of what's going on in the world," he told the outlet.
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The body cameras used by the Baltimore Police Department retain visual recordings beginning 30 seconds before the cameras are manually switched on.
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One morning, I had just switched on my computer when Hagatha stormed into my cube and demanded a complex analysis of Census data.
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You can still buy a toaster that does not have Alexa in it, or a lightbulb that's switched on with, well, a switch.
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A black-clad guard produced handcuffs and leg shackles, while another switched on a "noise generator," filling the cell with ear-shattering sounds.
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The Samsung S10 gets a 5G model Other details, including how the product's battery will last with 5G switched on, are still TBD.
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You also need to make sure the Instant Tethering option under Google in Settings is switched on, but it should be by default.
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Workers there say fans are not switched on despite close to 40 degree heat and there is no access to clean drinking water.
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Unlike intermittent renewable energies like sun and wind, these plants are "dispatchable", which means they can be switched on an off when needed.
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"SMRT staff switched on the tunnel ventilation system immediately to disperse the odourless gas," she said, adding that train services were not affected.
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It has promised to shut down polluting sectors like ceramics, cement and brickmaking once China's winter heating systems are switched on in November.
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But Trump has tapped into something else about "presidential": If it's a performance, then it can be switched on and off as needed.
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She climbed onto the bed and tossed the laundry into the crib, then crawled to the window and switched on the air-conditioner.
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"To do that job, after the fire, you had to be very switched on," Rob Mason, one of Byford's superiors then, told me.
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Studies have shown the dopamine system gets switched on in reaction to novelty, says Russell Alan Poldrack, professor of psychology at Stanford University.
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I switched on the heater in her living room, made myself coffee, and sat down at her heavy dining table with my laptop.
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I switched on Grindr, and spotted an entire array of these revelers right there on the app, smiling or shirtless on my phone.
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With a limited amount of time in each place, I have to be constantly switched on, ready to capture what's happening around me.
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"Time-Only Mode," which displays just the time, can be switched on when the battery is running low or just to avoid distractions.
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According to Razer, battery life ranges from up to 285 hours on 2.4GHz wireless, or up to 450 hours with Bluetooth switched on.
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The loud fan automatically turned on when I switched on the light, which was not ideal for middle of the night bathroom trips.
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The Knicks have improved by going from a defense that primarily switched on pick-and-rolls to one that played them more conservatively.
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From keeping our smartphones switched on to powering electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries have become an important source of power in the modern world.
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Effortlessly greeting the assembled group, straight-talking Philip, 96, was "as switched on as ever," one attendee tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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Lee couldn't get a good look after Tolliver switched on him, and Bullock's deflection led Porzingis to take a wild shot from near midcourt.
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And finally, the world's largest concentrated solar power plant was switched on in Morocco in February 2016, harnessing the power of the African sun.
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Even better, these options can be switched on individually for each player, making it easy for players of different skill levels to play together.
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Enter Alphabet's Project Loon, which on October 20 announced that it had officially switched on its balloon-powered internet for some Puerto Rican residents.
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Go into your iCloud settings, ensure that the Backup setting is switched on and that everything that you want to keep is backed up.
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The iRobot 980 is quite loud when it's switched on, and you can still hear it in another room, even with the door closed.
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Google notes that if your web and app activity setting is switched on, your Google Lens activity will be saved to your Google account.
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The plant is scheduled to be switched on later this year, at which time it will boast a power-generating capacity of 160 megawatts.
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Click Set up and you'll be guided through the process of connecting Chromebook to phone (Bluetooth needs to be switched on on both devices).
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By default, the "Stream Saver" feature is switched on, which means unless you turn it off your videos will be downscaled to 480p resolution.
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In the dark, a reading lamp can be switched on and off by briefly extending a hand toward the rear-view mirror, for example.
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For the moment, the service will only be switched on for domestic flights throughout 2017, but the company is looking at expanding it internationally.
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Listen to a complete breakdown of the music from La La Land on the latest episode of Switched On Pop, featuring Vox's Genevieve Koski.
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The May 1 blast occurred after Beaucher switched on a light in the basement while he was checking on his mother's cottage in Wilmot.
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The book looks at a cultural and philosophical history of neon, from Paris in the twentieth century to the perpetually switched-on present day.
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During last night's MTV Movie & TV Awards, in which the young actors joined forces to present the Tearjerker Award, a metaphorical lightbulb switched on.
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But the other day the phone experienced its first "unexpected shutdown" — and a pop-up informed me Peak Performance Capability had been switched on.
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Is it like an electric current, switched on when an object is sighted and switched off when the object has receded around the corner?
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Once the auction ended — with a purchase price that was three times higher than expected — an alarm sounded and the secret shredder switched on.
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Film-covered windows as well as a series of LEDs are constantly switched on and off to create Pattison's custom interpretation of the workday.
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Moments later, when the camera switched on, they went into professional mode, which wasn't that different from how they had been speaking moments earlier.
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When the software detected pedal and steering-wheel movements that indicated the car was being tested in a lab, the NOx controls switched on.
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I just picked up the mandolin and I played in a country band with my buddy Nate, who I do Switched on Pop with.
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In the melee, Krupko switched on a counterbattery radar system that had been delivered to Ukraine as part of a US military aid package.
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But in the past few years, especially when Turner Stadium's floodlights are switched on and the city stirs back into life, that has changed.
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Restaurant Review 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Keith McNally switched on the lights of his latest restaurant, Augustine, on the first day of November.
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It will be the largest display of its type — about the size of four tennis courts — in Europe when it's switched on later this month.
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When it switched on its transponders at around 1pm Eastern Time, it appeared to have sailed through the Persian Gulf escorted by the HMS Montrose.
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Basically if I need to be switched on, because the reality is you need food for energy and to maintain a certain level of awareness.
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But the signal also means that the CubeSats successfully unfurled their solar panels, stabilized their orientation, turned towards the Sun, and switched on their radios.
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With that done, Windows 10 scans for and displays compatible devices, using a combination of Bluetooth and wifi, so you'll need those features switched on.
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Bomb-disposal teams have found dolls fitted with motion sensors, lights that explode when switched on and water taps that set off charges when opened.
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Get rid of these insects by installing ceiling fans, such as this three-blade one that can be switched on and off with a remote.
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Second past the post, Vodaphone switched on its 5G network on July 20193, 2019 in seven cities: Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool and London.
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Take a photo during daytime and no one will bat an eyelid, but problems arise at dusk when the Eiffel Tower lights are switched on.
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The Grundy's director and the show's curator Richard Parry told me there was a moment of magic when the gallery first switched on the show.
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The portable device essentially acts like a fake mobile phone mast: When it's switched on, it captures the IMSI of every phone in the area.
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It is not the easiest path to take, but it is important to everyone working at Switched On to foster the growth of our culture.
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As the rescue operation got underway, Facebook switched on its Safety Check, which enables people to locate family members in the area affected by disasters.
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When switched on, the Resonator modifies the brains of any nearby persons, allowing them to perceive alternate dimensions and horrific creatures normally hidden from view.
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The fatigue of the financial cost, where a power station that was barely ever switched on cost Uncle Sam a third of a billion dollars.
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The teaser doesn't show either device switched on, but a few new renders from SamMobile show what that might look like on the Tab S6.
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During the flyby, which was completed on August 27th, the probe came about 2,500 miles above the planet, with its eight science instruments switched on.
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Among the most switched-on is the Bank of England, which runs a widely respected resilience-testing programme for big banks that includes mock attacks.
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"A large number of regions clearly stipulate that the mobile phones of government officials should be switched on 24 hours a day," the editorial said.
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It can be switched on and off, depending on where your are, so you don't have to listen to anyone grunting while they lift weights.
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She picked up the bone in her left hand; with her right hand, she switched on a sandblasting hose and pointed it at the bone.
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In Germany, Deutsche Telekom switched on its 5G network in five cities this week, marketing the Snapdragon-powered Samsung Galaxy S10 5G to early adopters.
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Most fans had left the stadium by then; many found out only after they returned home and switched on their televisions, their radios, their cellphones.
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A recent study published in the journal Human-Computer Interaction found that people switched on average from one screen activity to another every 20 seconds.
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"You saw a light get switched on over the two weeks of the conventions," said one high-level Democratic fundraiser affiliated with Clinton's finance operation.
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The cancer genes are only switched on by a certain antibiotic, and by the time the cells are collected, any remaining nuclei are no longer working.
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Then, in early 2016, it switched on the first facility of the world's largest concentrated solar plant, Noor-1, on the fringe of the Sahara desert.
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If HDR is an option on your new-fangled 4K TV set then make sure it's switched on, but it can be VERY difficult to find.
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Using technology, they could adjust their heater's settings so that it switched on when cheap, renewable electricity was available and turned off when prices went up.
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The lights of Leicester's Diwali festival, which the city claims is one of the biggest outside India, were switched on the day after the helicopter crash.
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World Water Day exists to focus our collective attention on the importance of water and, this year, we're more switched on to the topic than ever.
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What this extension does is make sure HTTPS is being used wherever webmasters make it available, even if it's not usually switched on or fully implemented.
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These could lead to important genes being switched on or off - as intended by the therapies - but could also have major unexpected implications, the scientists said.
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But the CAR gene will produce its protein only if it is switched on—and the signal that switches it on comes via the Notch protein.
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Many default Gmail settings may not appeal to you; you may wish that specific options were switched on or off if you only knew they existed.
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Sirius XM regularly ships with new cars, already switched on for a period of time in order to entice drivers to later convert to paying subscribers.
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Last year, for example, Google switched on a free and unlimited photo storage offering for consumers, applying more pricing pressure to an already fiercely competitive space.
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"For introverts, we feel at our most alive and switched on when things are a bit calmer because there's less stimulation coming at us," Cain explains.
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The United States switched on its $800 million European missile defense umbrella in May last year at a site in Romania to protect against Iranian rockets.
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All this extra interior space will be even more useful when the Air's built-in autonomous driving system is switched on in a future software update.
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Narisetti explained for News Corp, the first imperative is for its individual brands to understand how much of their online audience has ad blockers switched on.
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NEW YORK — Last year, Mount Sinai Hospital switched on an artificial intelligence program to search the hospital's records for evidence of malnourished patients in its wards.
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Each of the three chambers can be switched on or off to change the volume of air inside — adding more increases the stiffness of the ride.
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China switched on a massive 5G network Friday, bringing 50 cities online in one of the largest-ever single rollouts of the super-fast mobile networks.
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The image on the right is without the adaptive optics system in operation and the one on the left after the adaptive optics are switched on.
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Although no light bulbs were switched on anywhere in the house, as far as I could see, it was bright enough for me to take notes.
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It felt as though a light switched on as I was walking alone in the dark, and I could suddenly see what direction to go in.
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"We used to make vegetarian sausage, sometimes," Ms. Forino mentioned later that day over tea, as the lights dimmed again when the electric kettle was switched on.
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Earlier this month the U.S. military -- which says the shield is needed to protect from Iran, not threaten Russia -- switched on the Romanian part of the shield.
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They also feature an ambient listening mode to let you hear what's happening around you, switched on by pressing the volume down button for a few seconds.
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Anyone under 65 will need to go into the Watch app on their iPhone to turn the feature on (it's automatically switched on for anyone over 65).
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You can use it to chat to fellow gamers without having to switch from gameplay on the PS4 or even have your console switched on at all.
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German scientists have just switched on the world's largest "artificial sun," an instrument they say could be a game-changing technology in the fight against climate change.
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For more on how Elton John's music takes on a new life in Rocketman, listen to Giles Martin discuss the film on Vox's Switched on Pop podcast.
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" After trying various crafts, she found a loom, "and something switched on, because it melded together my love of vintage, art, and textiles into this creative outlet.
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It also divided that world, much as the album that inspired it, "Switched-On Bach," by Walter (now Wendy) Carlos, had done on its release in 19803.
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The Trustech Ceramic Space Heater puts out warm air within three seconds of being switched on and can be programmed to run from one to 12 hours.
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More bells and haunting voices emerged from portable tape machines, switched on and off and moved around, at least once onto the lap of an audience member.
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To find out, they trained the algae to sync their clocks in a fake night and day environment, where light switched on and off every twelve hours.
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That was until I went to a house party where, inexplicably, one guy switched on a stray an original Play Station and started speed-running Crash Bandicoot.
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He switched on his hazards and eased past a desolate cinder block structure, where the outlines of young men were visible in the glow of cigarette tips.
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There is an equalizer function with a selection of presets including Soft, Dynamic, and Bass Boost, plus the Ambient Sound mode can be switched on and off.
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It feels well-built and generally matches the N264's aesthetic, with a chunky red Eon logo LED that lights up when the system is switched on.
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During periods when the speakers were switched on, the number of birds declined, on average, by twenty-eight per cent, and several species fled the area entirely.
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In a park or café, however, and Morley said his brain is "working more effectively" as his survival networks are switched on in a less familiar location.
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Long, long ago, when the universe was only about 270,210 years old — a buzzing, expanding mass of particles and radiation — a strange new energy field switched on.
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Once the grill is switched on and the metal rods down at kneecap level begin to warm up, an array of sauces, condiments and vegetables will arrive.
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The UK has now moved into a new era of digital tax collection, as its system for automated payment of value added tax has officially been switched on.
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Savvy, switched-on customers are more clued-in about skin care than ever, whether it's regarding everyday SPF application or the type of acid suitable for oily skin.
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In these tests, the car uses lidar sensors to determine its position on a prior map, allowing it to navigate a test track without its headlights switched on.
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Sure enough, the list of complaints Motherboard reviewed contained more than 50 instances of customers alleging that their plans were switched on them without their knowledge or consent.
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Such concerns re-emerged this month after the plant's operator announced that a section that was switched on more than four months ago had yet to fully freeze.
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But she's still expanding her empire, and also, has probably plowed four miles of snow from her farm in Bedford, N.Y., before you've switched on the coffee maker.
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A truck driver who moonlights as an electrician rigged the team's generator into the complex's electrical system and switched on the air-conditioning, improving on Mr. LaBrie's directions.
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Near the bottom of the page, underneath the "SMS/MMS" heading, tap the toggle switch next to "Show Subject Field" so it turns green and is switched on.
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The same goes for T-Mobile, which just switched on its low-band network around the nation to go along with a handful of higher-end service areas.
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We came across people in similar states of suspension — eyes closed and faces tilted toward the sun, like humanoid solar panels switched on for the very first time.
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"Two Spheres," from 1931, is a black box equipped with a pair of balls that rise and fall with almost comic movements when the sculpture is switched on.
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"You put out a single, maybe a second single," explains Charlie Harding, host of the podcast Switched on Pop, which is published by The Verge's sister site Vox.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Russia switched on an enormous gas pipeline to China worth billions of dollars Monday, affirming increasingly close economic and political ties between the two countries.
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If I stay switched on and give his stand up even a little more respect, that right hand never gets close and we are talking completely different now.
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South Korea switched on the long-dormant loudspeakers after the January nuclear test, and North Korea responded by sending balloons into the South to drop propaganda leaflets and trash.
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When we asked if we could take a photo of the blend, one of the baristas switched on a dramatic light that made it look like a jewelry counter.
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But when the 78-year-old accountant awoke on November 26th, switched on her radio and learned that the Maximum Leader of the revolution had died overnight, she cried.
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As Putkonen began, I reached into my pocket, switched on my dictaphone and secretly recorded the interrogation: Janus Putkonen: There are concerns among the DNR government about your work.
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The robot takes off and flies normally, but when the electrode patch is switched on, it can stick to almost any surface, including glass, wood, and even a leaf.
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Select Cortana, click the settings icon (third from the top) then select Settings from the menu: make sure Cortana and the "hey Cortana" audio shortcut are both switched on.
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For the hotly anticipated meeting, around 13 million switched on ITV; that is not far off a quarter of the British population, a number now unimaginable for the sport.
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Overclocking (easily switched on via Acer's preinstalled software suite) improve things quite a bit, though I still wasn't getting a super smooth 60 frames per second in either game.
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Our driver picked a route from the high-definition map that Momenta had built, and as soon as we approached the highway, the autonomous mode switched on by itself.
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After reading for several hours over the weekend and through Monday, I still had more than 70 percent of the battery life left, even with the light switched on.
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The second airliner on the taxiway -- a Philippine Airlines Airbus 247 -- had switched on its landing lights, apparently to make itself visible to the inbound jet, the NTSB said.
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Nicholas Hoult plays a man who is diagnosed with "switched-on syndrome," what his colleagues see as a disease that begins to bring his suppressed emotions to the forefront.
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"Switched On" is an eye-opening book with a radical message, but because Mr. Robison is who he is (logical, direct), he addresses even the most provocative questions unprovocatively.
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Last December, the company switched on its services for over 100,000 employees and their families in order to test and optimise the network before it is opened to everyone.
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I just find it so interesting that the same question is always being asked and not switched on its head when influencers can be on the covers of magazines.
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Operator Shikoku Electric Power said it switched on the No. 3 reactor at its Ikata nuclear power plant in Ehime prefecture, about 700 kilometres (430 miles) southwest of Tokyo.
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Because when Ms. Bening turns the full force of her attention and empathy on you, it's as though she has switched on a pocket sun and good luck resisting.
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If you already use Android 10 or iOS 13 and have dark mode switched on at the system level, Google says that Gmail will automatically adjust to dark mode.
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WM: We switched on what debugging tools we could and would aim to get through the game twenty times a day, until we were sure we'd got absolutely everything.
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"The Chinese passenger car market has switched on turbo gear again since October," VDA President Matthias Wissmann said in a statement on Monday, as he attended the Geneva car show.
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Four of them switched on their smiles to perform ballad "Viva Forever," while Geri looked like she was at the funeral of an elderly relative she'd never thought much of.
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He switched on the Pi and attached another Ethernet cable from the minicomputer into an open port on a programmable automation controller, a microwave-sized computer that controlled the turbine.
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It was also switched on during the ICC World Twenty20 in March, when prominent cricketers were able to add their own commentary and video into search results for their name.
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My mind frets—even with push notifications switched on—that, by not checking in to Slack in the evenings, I might miss an urgent message that needs an instant reply.
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Switched on Pop hosts Charlie Harding and Nate Sloan join Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel to unpack how technology is changing the distribution, production, and sound of popular music.
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We've asked Facebook whether Zuckerberg will meet in private with the parliament's Conference of Presidents prior to the livestream being switched on and will update this story with any response.
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You can't watch Star Wars: The Last Jedi in 4K on Netflix, but I definitely noticed more clarity in clothing and on faces when AI-enhanced upscaling was switched on.
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Brands today must be careful not to ride the wave created by young, switched-on, loyal, and experimental beauty fans without creating products that are affordable to that very demographic.
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But when I switched on the TV and heard the epicenter was in the tiny hilltop town of Accumoli on the Apennine hills, my first question was: Where is that?
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Previously, you had to host the files yourself, so that meant leaving a computer or network drive switched on all the time to get at your content over the web.
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But when the device is switched on, the electric field from the gate generates a thin, conductive bridge within the channel which completes the circuit, allowing current to flow through.
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For example, the camera starts to record when an officer's cruiser door opens, or when the cruiser's siren is switched on, or when a weapon is removed from a holster.
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As part of the shield, the United States switched on an $800 million site in Romania in May 2016 and broke ground at the site in Poland later that year.
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The U.S. military, which says the shield is needed to protect from Iran, not threaten Russia, switched on the $800 million Romanian part of the shield in May last year.
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At the end of March, it switched on part of the ice wall for the first time — roughly half a mile that runs between the reactor buildings and the Pacific.
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Once the robo-cock is switched on and his two-week erection dies down, Wardle will be able to have sex with his girlfriend, Fedra Fabian, for the first time.
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They programmed the circuit so that when the ventilators were switched on, they'd power the projectors, feeding light into the solar panels, which in turn produced sound from the speakers.
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Google recently switched on carrier billing as a way to help many Indians pay for content, while Uber has embraced cash payments to help fulfill its potential in emerging markets.
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The Edison Illuminating Company switched on its Pearl Street power plant, and a network of copper wires came alive, delivering current to a few dozen buildings in the surrounding neighborhood.
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Whether you plan to use the Cloud Flight S to game, listen to music, or watch movies, leaving the 7.1 digital surround sound effect switched on is essentially a must.
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Vox's Allegra Frank chronicles Lil Nas X's challenges with the charts and Charlie Harding, co-host of the "Switched on Pop" podcast, attempts to figure out what counts as country.
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If the lights around an object switched on, the monkeys had to reach out their hand to it to get a reward — in this case, a refreshing squirt of water.
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During an early-113th century séance, Frederick Munnings deployed a long voice-altering trumpet across the room — a clever tactic undermined one night when someone accidentally switched on the light.
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Michael: I worked at Switched On, an electronic music store in Austin, doing repairs mostly and I also like to take on recording/producing local music acts when I can.
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For her brother Eugene, it's fear of the dark, with the result that every light in the house has been permanently switched on with the help of some electric tape.
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Dee Shanger, one of the demonstrators, told VICE News that ventilation on the eighth floor of the building was turned off Wednesday evening and hasn't been switched on since then.
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If you do have an antivirus package installed on your computer, it might already have some kind of USB drive protection available, so make sure it's correctly configured and switched on.
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The auto industry is in the midst of change as radical as anything it has faced since Henry Ford switched on the first moving assembly line more than a century ago.
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If you pick Ringtone or Text Tone, you can then select Emergency Bypass to allow calls or texts from this person to work even when Do Not Disturb is switched on.
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It was standard fare, and also something of a head-fake; over the course the hour-and-a-half event, Netflix switched on its streaming service in 130 brand new countries.
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American composer and Switched on Bach creator Wendy Carlos was responsible for the music of Stanley Kubrick cult classics, A Clockwork Orange and The Shining, as well as Walt Disney's Tron.
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Any phone that is "switched on, within range of an active cell tower, and whose wireless provider participates in WEA should be capable of receiving the test message," according to FEMA.
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This is all proof that McKay has matured into a pretty great, switched-on filmmaker, so at least the "Parasite" TV show would be in good hands should he stay attached.
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He said contractors will "begin installing" the generator over the weekend but that it won't be operational — and that USACE "cannot give a definitive time" when it will be switched on.
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Singapore is the real test bed thanks to the support of authorities in the country, who are switched on by the potential to embrace technology to reduce congestion and cars ownership.
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A police spokesman said the migrants were hiding under the trucks and would have had about 20 minutes to leave between when the trucks switched on their engines and started moving.
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With its onboard wireless chip, the device would periodically scan for nearby networks — like most laptops do when they're switched on — to track the location of the device in its parcel.
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In addition, Cowboy's "smart" features powered by the Cowboy app enables the device to be switched on and off, track location, provide "ride stats" and support remote troubleshooting and software updates.
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"I stopped doing it because I felt guilty about meeting people out there who … needed help," Colford said, estimating she only had the setting switched on for four to five days.
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"Everything we've seen suggests the Tor/VPN block is here to stay, not a measure that gets switched on or off at request… So that's a pretty serious escalation," Toker said.
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It says onboard internet will now be switched on from the moment passengers board the plane to when it reaches the gate at the other end—including during takeoff and landing.
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For cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, the blockchain keeps track of who owns what units of currency going all the way back to when the system was first switched on in early 2009.
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Similar to the battery saver mode on Android phones and the iPhone, with battery saver switched on in Windows 10, background activity and push notifications are limited to extend battery life.
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But this time out, I definitely needed to make tracks in the same way that I needed to make tracks when I was a frustrated and slightly alienated, switched-on youngster.
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Investigators said last week that fire exits had been illegally blocked, the public address system was not switched on, the alarm system was broken, and children had been locked inside cinemas.
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The U.S. military, which says the defence station is needed as protection against Iran rather than to threaten Russia, switched on the $800 million Romanian part of the shield in 2015.
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A new Global Media Controls (GMC) feature has been switched on in Chrome Canary, Google's first line of defense for testing out changes and updates for the widely used web browser.
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He hoped that it might offer clues about how the genes that control human metabolism are switched on and off, a question that has occupied him for most of his career.
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But with just a month before newly installed radiators get switched on, the National Development & Reform Commission (NDRC) warned on Thursday that supply and demand conditions could be "serious" this winter.
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And when comparing iOS to Android devices in general – including phones, tablets, and iPods – more new Apple devices were switched on in the first three days after Christmas, than Android devices.
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Cavs coach Tyronn Lue thought a lot of the problems stemmed from the way the Clippers switched on pick-and-rolls, forcing Cleveland to play a lot of one-on-one.
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Whether new mines or rehabilitated mines, none are switched on to full production overnight, which is why this year's benchmark treatment charge was still down on last year's $172 a tonne.
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It contained several pledges, including not to take part in political protests, not to leave their districts and to keep their mobile phones switched on day and night with GPS enabled.
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The image, which shows the Norwegian Svalbard archipelago on the left, was captured on 28 April 2016 at 05:37 GMT – just two hours after the satellite's radar was switched on.
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FEMA's test of a new third kind of alert — the presidential alert — was designed to alert every switched-on phone with cell service across the U.S. at roughly the same time.
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Order approvals are switched on by default, so if a parent wants to allow a teen to shop Amazon without each item being reviewed they'll have to explicitly disable this feature.
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The U.S. military, which says the defense station is needed as protection against Iran rather than to threaten Russia, switched on the $800 million Romanian part of the shield in 2015.
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The cameras automatically add 30 seconds of buffer video when switched on or off, a feature that Vievu says provides a sense of why an officer is interacting with a civilian.
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In 2014, during the Ukraine crisis, a government newspaper published an article saying this system using "artificial intelligence" to order nuclear war was still operative, though not switched on in peacetime.
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But then again he is exactly the guy you want to cross; an amorous optimist, who just wants to find the good with his bullshit headlights switched ON at all times.
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I set it so it turned off when I was home, but it automatically switched on when I was away to let me check in on the kitchen from my smartphone.
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But these controls can degrade the cars' performance when switched on — they can affect torque and acceleration, cause the engines to run hotter and wear out more quickly, or worsen mileage.
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The sculpture's nature became clear the moment the finished product was switched on for a test run at the Faena, a vehicle that takes you right into Mr. de Nieves's imagination.
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"I don't fear for him if he doesn't come back to F1; he's a pretty switched-on kid," Ricciardo said, "so if he goes to do other things, he'll be O.K."
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A personal favorite is this remix: Romano talked to Charlie Harding, a songwriter and the co-host of Vox's Switched on Pop podcast, to explain just what makes it so catchy.
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But when they're switched on and glowing, they have the same vibe as the real thing, and I think they'd work perfectly well as the room accent they're supposed to be.
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He opened the door to my room, switched on the air-conditioner, and put down my luggage, saying that he would collect me in an hour to go out to dinner.
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On Monday, Russia switched on an enormous gas pipeline to China worth billions of dollars, affirming increasingly close economic and political ties between NATO's traditional rival and its 21st century one.
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" The U.S. switched on the THAAD missile defense system in South Korea and flew strategic bombers over the region — actions North Korea said were pushing the Korean Peninsula to "nuclear war.
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Cell towers broadcast the test for about half an hour, during which time most cell phones that were switched on and within range of an active cell tower got the test message.
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Yesterday I got close to six hours of screen time with both displays switched on, one of them constantly streaming various live sports while I used the other for general phone things.
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Because all babies have a special, soothing, calming reflex that is switched on by mimicking five womb sensations babies love, called the 5 S's: swaddling, side/stomach position, shushing, swinging and sucking.
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Yesterday a mix of people who own Google Pixel phones and other devices running Android 9 Pie noticed that the software's Battery Saver feature had been switched on — seemingly all by itself.
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A 20153 survey of 2,000 UK workers found heightened feelings of pressure and stress linked to both having an email app open all day and having push notifications for emails switched on.
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Beyond the fatuous, a host of people switched on genuine lightbulbs about their eternally selfish estranged dads, or found a social framework through which they could crawl out of subtly abusive partnerships.
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Once installed, the Data Saver extension will keep track of which sites are plowing through the most data — and also detail how much of that you've saved by keeping it switched on.
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Moscow also accused Washington of attempting to blunt the Russian nuclear arsenal after it switched on an $800 million missile shield in Romania and broke ground on a similar site in Poland.
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NASA's Juno spacecraft has completed its first flyby around Jupiter with its instruments switched on — and it sent us back the very first up close images of the gas giant's north pole.
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In addition to coal-fired capacity, Engie's Zolling plant has two 25 MW gas turbines that can be switched on in times of high demand or undersupply to balance out demand swings.
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Artificial lights in solitary confinement cells are switched on for most of the day to prevent prisoners from sleeping properly, according to Rezaian and a 2016 report by the UK Home Office.
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Go to the Find My Device website, log in with your Google account, and you should see your phone—though this only works if it's switched on and connected to the internet.
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China has switched on the massive…Read more ReadPulsars are neutron stars or white dwarves—dense star corpses that spin quickly and look like they blink from our vantage point on Earth.
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A multitasking supercomputer that attempts to mimic the human brain was switched on Friday -- and it could be used to help virtual assistants like Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa understand your accent.
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Other songs have been written with the chords in this order, of course (the podcast Switched On Pop cites Avril Lavigne's "Complicated" and Toto's "Africa" among others)—"Despacito" isn't breaking new ground.
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The first sign that Zverev was beginning to unravel came when he berated the umpire for the fact that the lights were not switched on, despite it being only around 6 p.m.
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Switched on for a few hours, usually to cool a room where the whole family sleeps, it transforms life in this suffocating concrete labyrinth where the heat reached 117 degrees in May.
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The initial scene in the alley was captured because the body cameras used by the Baltimore Police Department retain recordings beginning 30 seconds before the cameras are switched on, albeit without audio.
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On Android, if you've been selected for early access to the feature, dark mode is switched on and off in line with the phone theme; there's no manual switch for it yet.
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To check if dark mode has been made available to you, open Gmail, click settings, and you'll see a new option called "Theme," and within that, dark mode can be switched on.
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In the video, the officer who stopped Ayala said he'd switched on his lights after a search for her license plate tag number "didn't come back to anything," the Miami Herald reports.
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On Switched on Pop, he's broken down "Closer" in an excellent and thorough episode (seriously, go listen to it), in which he coins a term for The Chainsmokers' secret weapon: the Pop Drop.
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There's a good resource to check out on Reddit, where its PC community has created a huge list of unsupported FreeSync monitors, documenting each monitor's pros and cons with G-Sync switched on.
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Nvidia has released a new driver that allows ray tracing effects to be switched on in GeForce GTX 10- and 16-series graphics cards, such as the GTX 1080 and the GTX 1660.
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If you listen to the [Pet Sounds Sessions set] you'll hear the tracking session for "God Only Knows" and you'll see exactly how switched on [Brian] was and how he made it happen.
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Up to five different accounts can be added (switch between them by tapping the username on the profile page), and you get push notifications for all the accounts where alerts are switched on.
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A system this powerful gets hot, up to 70 degrees Celsius (22077 degrees Fahrenheit) while running Battlefield V at 24K resolution with ray tracing and Nvidia's DLSS (deep learning supersampling) feature switched on.
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"This production can be switched on within a matter of months; so if prices start moving higher later this year, you'll see shale production in the U.S. starting to increase again," he said.
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As night fell, the famed Champs-Elysees avenue, where fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld switched on the red lights of Christmas just a few days ago, was still aglow with fires lit by protesters.
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He complimented me on the Star of David around my neck Walked home and switched on my TV to "Little House on the Prairie" Another sunny day here on the Lower East Side
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Fifteen of the national 5G networks switched on globally so far are using Ericsson's technology, which, according to Ricotta, means the group accounts for over 60% of the commercial launches up till now.
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Plus, Google has not yet made a formal announcement about the launch, which it is likely to do when podcast support is live for the majority of users, or soon being switched on.
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If ethereum switched to a full Proof of Stake algorithm, "energy consumption would become negligible," he offered, consuming little more power than the thousands of desktop computers that would already be switched on.
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In Dixler Canavan's follow-up investigation for Switched On Pop, she found that, aside from relying on staff playlists and Pandora algorithms, restaurant owners often hire "music selectors" to curate their establishment's music.
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"When you have an orgasm in a lucid dream, you are present, your brain is switched on, and what you are experiencing is not a body orgasm but a mind orgasm," Morley claims.
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That night, blissfully unaware of what was to come, I switched on my television, expecting to be greeted with the medieval tones and three-dimensional map of Westeros that signal the show's start.
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"When we switched on the water motor, brown water flowed from our taps," Joshy Maliakkal, who has been a resident of Solomon's Avenue Apartments, in the Chalakudy municipality, for 47 years, told CNN.
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The machine comes with a built-in camera, though Tonal says this is turned off by default and won't be switched on until it is ready to introduce one-on-one personal training.
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Nextrift, in a hands-on with what appears to be a Google Pixel 33 XL, found that when Smooth Display is switched on, the display's refresh rate appeared to be "locked" at 90Hz.
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A local resident, Aslam Khan, said the home of his brother, Assti Khan, in the Sangin district, was fired upon by a helicopter when he switched on a flashlight to find his shoes.
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Liquid Telecom has built a 50,000 kilometer fiber network, from Cape Town to Nairobi and this year switched on the Cape to Cairo initiative—a land-based fiber link from South Africa to Egypt.
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Britain had given the green light for the launch, which will see six cities including London, Cardiff and Edinburgh switched on next week and another 25 by the end of the year, he added.
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With both of these features switched on, my four-year-old daughter managed to get through an entire grand prix and finish in fourth place; not bad for her first time playing the game.
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I recently switched on an old Windows Phone to create a silly April Fools' joke about returning to using it as my daily device, and then it hit me: I really miss Windows Phone.
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A Macy's detective was told about the returns, and upon examining the clothes he discovered that "the tags and labels had been switched on all of the clothing items returned," according to the complaint.
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Today, with a software update, Apple switched on two highly anticipated features of its popular wearable: The first uses optical sensors to detect irregular heart rhythms on Apple Watch Series 1 and later iterations.
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Over the three months beginning in November 2018, when coal-fired heating systems are switched on throughout the north, average PM2.5 in the 39 cities reached 93.5 micrograms, up 12 percent on the year.
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Reuters shipping database showed it was approaching Syria, but then suddenly disappeared for a few days before re-appearing en route back to Russia, meaning its transponders were not switched on for that period.
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The building, which officially opened in May 1931, lit up for the first time when President Herbert Hoover switched on the lights from hundreds of miles away in Washington, just before a cabinet meeting.
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Once the unit is switched on, you can spin through the effects, adjust the effects' level and volume, and also tweak how the ToneWoodAmp interacts with other devices, an amp, or a sound system.
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The satellites, each equipped with a sun-reflecting sail, would fly close together to comprise the pixels of a giant screen that could be switched on and off to display short words or logos.
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When switched on, using the first-ever Defender touchscreen infotainment system, it automatically softens the throttle response, raises ride height to maximum, locks the driveline and switches the HVAC system to recirculate cabin air.
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In Dixler Canavan's story with Switched On Pop, we go deeper into how music selectors craft the sound of the dining world and question the subliminal effect of the background music in our lives.
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Charlie Harding, co-host of the Vox podcast Switched on Pop, told us he thinks the legal threat is hoping to take advantage of a jury that isn't aware of how music is made.
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Consumers can buy smart light bulbs, such as Hue from Philips, a Dutch electronics giant, which can be switched on or off by phone or voice and can generate thousands of tones and shades.
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The ability of the shale sector to adapt quickly and nimbly to a lower-price environment means production cycles have shortened as fields can be switched on and off in a matter of weeks.
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Columbia Records was hoping to cash in on the success of the 1968 album "Switched-On Bach," a synthesizer take on the classical composer, but it wasn't sure how to market the new record.
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When WhatsApp switched on end-to-end encryption for its billion-plus users last year, the move heralded a new era for messaging apps, one where foiling virtually all eavesdropping represents the new security standard.
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I'm especially not going to talk about the room full of Bernards just waiting to be switched on and messed with (poor Jeffrey Wright seems to have one default facial expression on Westworld: extremely confused).
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In the March 1 crash in Florida, the National Transportation Safety Board determined the driver switched on Autopilot 10 seconds before impact and didn't have his hands on the wheel for the final eight seconds.
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Thankfully, a fix for this is on the way in the form of an update called segregated witness, preparation for which was included in the last bitcoin code release but hasn't been switched on yet.
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Facebook has switched on its Safety Check feature for users in the US following the attack in Orlando early this morning that left at least 50 people dead — the worst mass shooting in US history.
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He noted accurately in recent congressional hearings that manned space exploration, exemplified by the ISS program in which the United States is the senior partner, cannot be switched on and off like a light switch.
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For the first time at a professional golf tournament, the floodlights were switched on at the Montgomerie Maxx Royal golf course for the playoff as the six golfers battled for the $2 million prize money.
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The setting needs to be switched on in Settings > Phone > Silence Unknown Callers but once you've got it set, your iPhone will only allow calls from phone numbers in your contacts, messages, and mail apps.
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The 28-year-old driver of the car told police in suburban Salt Lake City that the system was switched on and that she had been looking at her phone before the Friday evening crash.
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That all changed, Mr. Robison explains in "Switched On: A Memoir of Brain Change and Emotional Awakening," when he participated in a pioneering Asperger's study at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston in 2008.
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Right around that time, so many people were switched on, and it just started to happen... Soulwax, Hot Chip, LCD Soundsystem...Loads of people who were in a band, but went out clubbing a lot.
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The United States switched on the $800 million missile shield at a Soviet-era base in Romania on Thursday (May 12) saying it was a defence against missiles from Iran and so-called rogue states.
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"We come from a place as outsiders because we're still in our childhood bedrooms making music," O'Connell said of their dynamic in a recent episode of Vox's podcast Switched on Pop, which I co-host.
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Two-factor authentication isn't foolproof—every service still needs a backup option if you should lose access to your phone, for example—but having it switched on is much, much better than having it switched off.
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The company said that Hola was compromised for a period of five hours, during which time any Hola users who navigated to MEW and accessed their wallet with the VPN switched on may have been affected.
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An on-set source said a staff member would sit outside of Depp's rented Australian abode so that the staffer could literally alert everyone that Depp has woken up the moment his light was switched on.
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It doesn't matter if a video provider is enrolled in Binge On; if you've got the option switched on (and it is by default), then any HTML5 video you try to watch will be slowed down.
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Schemes like the new railways in the north of England planned by the Tories, or the large-scale homebuilding and investment in green energy promised by Labour, cannot be switched on at will by the chancellor.
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When the Omni Louisville opens in March, the 612-room hotel will have several restaurants and bars, including a speakeasy-style spot with a light above the alley entrance switched on when the bar is open.
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A United Airlines pilot in one of the planes warned air traffic controllers about the onrushing Air Canada jet, and pilots on a Philippine Airlines jet switched on their landing lights in an apparent warning maneuver.
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FEMA added that only WEA (Wireless Emergency Alerts) compatible cell phones that were switched on and in range of an active cell tower, and whose carrier participates in WEA, would have been able to receive the alert.
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The Nvidia RTX 2080 graphics card in our test rig was already updated, so G-Sync switched on automatically, and there were no noticeable instances of screen tearing or image ghosting during our time with the unit.
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For example, information from a sleep-tracking wearable device can alert the Klug app that the user is awake, which sends information for the lights to be switched on and for the coffee machine to start brewing.
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Their tempered glass tops are foggy when the workstations are turned off, but once switched on, everything inside — its liquid cooling system, motherboards, graphics cards, fans, reservoirs, pumps and whatever else else you add — are clearly visible.
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The moments he really shines, imo, is when his harder bars slowly transform into this silky, sing-song tone, and you're presented with an artist that sounds kind of like a more leftfield, switched on Brummy Drake.
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In the evening, people switched on 2FM, the popular music station of the national broadcaster RTE, where the host Louise McSharry dispensed with her plans and instead gave the two-hour program over to the Cranberries' music.
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Mr. Ben-Oni learned of the attack only when a contractor, working from home, switched on her computer to find that all her data had been encrypted and that attackers were demanding a ransom to unlock it.
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But in recent months, as the American presidential election took a series of bizarre turns, Iranians seeking to make fun of the "Great Satan" have ditched the arts and crafts and simply switched on their TV sets.
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If iCloud Backup is switched on in your iCloud settings on your phone, and you've selected everything you want to back up, it will make it easier to import all of your data into a new phone.
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So I decided to talk it over with Charlie Harding, a musicologist and co-host of Vox's Switched on Pop podcast, to get a sense of why so many people were so infatuated with this strange tune.
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A clutch of stars happened to form near the edge of the cloud, and once they switched on after birth their intense radiation began carving enormous cavities in the gas, chewing away at the material in the cloud.
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Harding, who co-hosts Switched on Pop, a podcast that breaks down the nerdy, musical elements of Top 40 tracks, strongly suggested when I called him up that I interpret the music completely apart from Pall and Taggart.
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Mi Huijin, for example, said he had just got off a train to Shanghai after closing a deal for his Singpay blockchain start-up when he switched on his phone to a flood of messages about the ban.
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"Africa, in general, and North Africa in particular, have tremendous potential for solar generation that remain largely untapped," Sameh Mobarek, Senior Counsel and World Bank's project manager told CNN in 2016 when the project was first switched on.
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On this episode of Today, Explained, Vox Culture Editor Allegra Frank chronicles Lil Nas X's challenges with the charts and Charlie Harding, co-host of the Switched on Pop podcast, attempts to figure out what counts as country.
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A small percentage (5%) said they had experimented with blocking users from viewing their content if they had an ad blocker switched on — a plan that has been tested by big US websites such as Wired and Forbes.
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That way, all the fixtures can be switched on at full wattage to brightly illuminate the room in the morning, but then the ceiling fixture can be switched off and bedside lamps can be dimmed in the evening.
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A 2016 court decision in London ruled in favor of classifying drivers as "workers" who should be entitled to benefits like minimum wage and holiday pay when the app is switched on and they are prepared to take trips.
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" Album titles such as Switched On, Emperor Tomato Ketchup, and "The Groop Played 'Space Age Bachelor Pad Music''' all referenced different sources of inspiration: Wendy Carlos, a short, experimental Japanese film, and a fascination with lounge and exotica, respectively.
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A Macy's detective was told about the returns, and upon examining the clothes he discovered that "the tags and labels had been switched on all of the clothing items returned," according to a criminal complaint filed in April 2016.
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This is the first time free previews have ever been able to be switched on by consumers directly, and it speaks to a company that's looking to re-establish how its offerings are perceived in the cord cutting era.
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You then step through a fairly standard series of Android TV configuration questions, like language, Wi-Fi network, location services switched on… oh, and you're cool with giving Google your personal data and letting it download updates as needed?
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Moinuddin corralled her husband, their two children and two housekeepers into a bedroom of their elegant New Delhi apartment in Nizamuddin East, one of the capital's most upmarket localities, and switched on two indoor air purifiers at full power.
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The United States switched on an $800 million missile shield in Romania nearly a year ago and was planning to create another site in Poland, seeing it as vital to defend itself and Europe from so-called rogue states.
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He switched on a closed-circuit TV to watch a press conference by a new group of a dozen cultural conservatives, the Texas Freedom Caucus, which is led by Matt Schaefer, a state representative from Tyler, in East Texas.
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China is restricting industrial output, traffic and coal consumption in the smog-prone north for a second year in a bid to cut pollution during the winter heating period, when thousands of mainly coal-burning boilers are switched on.
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Alex Kidd in Miracle World wasn't the first Sega game I ever played—I think that was Hang-On—but it was the one that I switched on first when I had a Master System to call my own.
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Yes, just about every person that lauded the 73-9 regular-season team from Oakland suddenly flipped their betting odds, switched on their doubt, and stared down the very stark reality that the Chosen Team was slated to die.
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We all learn to do this without ever really trying, just because the alternative is actually watching every excruciating commercial we see over the course of the day with your brain switched on, and that would hurt a lot.
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In one such case, a Californian named Luis Mijangos tricked women into installing malware that searched their computers for sexually explicit photographs and switched on Webcams and computer microphones, allowing him to record the women undressing or having sex.
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The region is also under pressure to eliminate thousands of coal-fired boilers, further restrict coal haulage on roads and ensure that power generators, steel mills and coking plants complete upgrades aimed at controlling emissions before heating systems are switched on.
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Caselden calls his sessions "magnetic sound baths" as they incorporate his specially designed technology: the electroacoustic sculptures, constructed of wood and strung like traditional acoustic instruments, move autonomously once switched on, generating magnetic fields that push and pull on the strings.
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A spokesperson for the USACE said that after a second inspection of the site, they had decided that there was too much damage to the nearby power lines to allow the generator to be safely switched on as planned on Saturday.
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"Russia appears to have switched on a mobile communications jammer in Kaliningrad, a very powerful one that wasn't aimed at Latvia, but towards Gotland, the Aland Islands," said Karlis Serzants, the deputy chairman of the Latvian parliament's National Security Committee.
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Although radio stations remain highly segregated, based on what Nate Sloan, a musicologist and co-host of the "Switched on Pop" podcast, calls "mostly fictitious categories devised by marketing executives", services like Spotify and Apple Music blur the lines between genres.
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Out of the box, most sets have features like motion smoothing and various color "enhancement" settings switched on, with no easy way to set things up to view movies and TV shows the way that they were meant to be.
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As if a light has been switched on, I notice the frizz of my hair, everywhere now; the sloppiness of my pilling, stained sweatshirt; my big, dirty sneakers, unfit for a 4-year-old, let alone a 34-year-old.
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Santos, naming his players for next month's World Cup qualifiers at home to Andorra and away to the Faroe Islands, believes his players were not fully switched on when they began their campaign with a 2-0 defeat in Switzerland.
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Miniere said that in 2010 French power production emitted 10 times less carbon than Germany's, but that as Germany has switched on more coal and lignite plants to compensate for closed nuclear reactors, France now emits 30 times less carbon.
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Over the top of the requisite choir and string sounds—borrowed, no doubt, from his stated fascination with Wendy Carlos' similar album of classical reinventions Switched-On Bach—he'd allow his collection of hardware to burble and burp, swoon and sulk.
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But in a country where rapid development has caused birthrates to soar since last century's oil boom, a majority of Saudis are young, urban and switched on, using the internet and social media more than their peers around the Arab world.
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The world's largest 5G network has gone live China just switched on the world's largest 5G network, raising the stakes in the race to roll out the next-generation technology that will someday power smart cities and self-driving cars.
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I found my tempo in late March: music podcasts on the way to and from work (everything from Switched on Pop to Low End Theory), new albums streamed at the office, and music I'd already heard revisited only while cooking.
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There are various signs that Christmas is approaching in Britain — the lights being switched on; mince pies appearing on the shelves — but the release of the John Lewis Christmas advert surely has to be one of the most hotly anticipated.
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After installing the new "v13" update, though, if you have controller-free hand tracking switched on in your Oculus Quest's settings menu, you should just be able to put your Touch controllers down to have your Quest start tracking your hands.
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A group of young men nearby logged on to the Wi-Fi as soon as it was switched on — and proceeded to spend the first hours of the flight chatting away loudly on Skype to their buddies on the ground.
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These breakthrough scientific advances are helping us understand how oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes are switched on and off, what pathways lead to cancer, how to manipulate these genes and be able to predict recurrence and metastatic potential of a tumor.
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PARELES The analog synthesizer tones of Walter (later Wendy) Carlos's 1968 "Switched-on Bach" reappear with all their plinky, wavery, slidey, not-always-in-tune charm on Nigel Wilson's album "Have Yourself a Merry Little Synthmas," a 50-years-later homage.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Vodafone switched on its 25G network in seven British cities on Wednesday, aiming to set itself apart in its home market from rival EE by offering unlimited data plans that include the high-speed service at no premium.
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"We're calling on the government to take this announcement further by requiring AVAS on all existing electric and hybrid vehicles and to ensure drivers have them switched on," John Welsman, guide dog owner and Guide Dogs staff member, said in a statement.
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First of all, check the feature is switched on: Settings, Advanced, then Auto-fill settings in Chrome, or Options, Privacy & Security, then Forms & Passwords in Firefox, or Settings, View advanced settings, then Autofill settings in Edge, or Safari, Preferences, then AutoFill in Safari.
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Scarier yet for those who depend on ads for a living, Shine's ad blocker is switched on by default for customers of Econet and Digicel, meaning one would need to consciously decide they want to see ads in order to opt out.
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Fresh from expanding its data centers in the region last year — which are located in Singapore and Taiwan — the company said today that it has switched on a new undersea cable that will quicken services like YouTube and its cloud computing platform.
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As he landed, he and aides switched on their phones and saw emails telling them that Rubio adviser Alex Conant had just publicly urged voters in Ohio who wanted to stop Trump to vote for Kasich instead of Rubio, according to several aides.
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News alerts can be switched on or off for certain categories, if you want push notifications on tech news but not sports scores, and there is the option to link your Facebook and Twitter for a more personalized feed, though this isn't essential.
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A spike in smog in January and February this year has put the targets in jeopardy, forcing the government to take special action to reduce industrial activity in the region this winter, especially when residential heating systems are switched on next month.
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The 4 Pro has a top speed of 45 miles an hour in sport mode (and 31 mph in P mode with obstacle avoidance switched on), coupled with a battery that promises up to 30 minutes of flight time on a charge.
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The United States switched on the $800 million missile shield base in Romania in May and will break ground on a final site in Poland due to be ready by late 2018, completing the defense line first proposed almost a decade ago.
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YONAGUNI, Japan (Reuters) - Japan on Monday switched on a radar station in the East China Sea, giving it a permanent intelligence gathering post close to Taiwan and a group of islands disputed by Japan and China, drawing an angry response from Beijing.
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YouTube and Facebook will pay tiny amounts for each view, as long as you've gone into your account and switched on the relevant advertising deals, so effectively, whenever you look at any video with advertising around it, the user is getting paid.
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Although the company later updated its statement to us — saying that at least one user in Europe had been erroneously sent a message informing them the facial recognition technology had been switched on before they had had a chance to exercise a choice.
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A couple of times Mr. Almeida switched on a pulsating tremolo effect for his voice and guitar, a disruption of all the cruising mellowness: This was a sound that could become central to the music, but still sounds like an add-on.
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There is a feeling of gentle voyeurism when listening to this album—it often seems as if a third party had switched on the tape midway through a verse, hoping to capture a spurt of profundity or confession, without the rapper's permission.
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Asked what his strategy had been on match point, Federer said he had switched on "the panic mode," aware that it was better for him to volley than to try to rally from the baseline, where he was no longer feeling comfortable.
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Mr. Pearlman was impressed, and in 1981, after hearing "Switched-On Bach" by Wendy (known at the time as Walter) Carlos — a hit album of Bach pieces recorded on a Moog via overdubbing and editing — he decided to work again on electronic instruments.
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The NTSB said that although Huang was a distracted driver, Tesla's forward collision warning system did not provide an alert, and its automatic emergency braking system did not activate as his Model X SUV with Autopilot switched on accelerated into a highway barrier.
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Unlike Wendy Carlos's hit 1968 album, "Switched-On Bach," which was created on the Moog and which Mr. Subotnick derided as "using new instruments to play old music," what the composer sought to invent was a new musical language for the new medium.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A U.S doctor offering experimental treatment to a critically ill British baby visited the London hospital where he is being treated on Monday as part of a last-ditch attempt to persuade a judge to keep the boy's life support switched on.
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In the seven years since New York City switched on a predictive model called FireCast, which was developed for about $1m with help from IBM, inspectors have quintupled the number of "pyrogenic" conditions identified, says Mike Flowers, New York's chief analytics officer at the time.
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Electronic music production in the city swelled after the 2011 opening of Switched On, a vintage gear showroom and repair shop that's employed many of the scene's most active musicians and served as an invaluable resource for gaining hands-on experience with otherwise inaccessible instruments.
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You can have a long, inventive password and two-factor authentication switched on, but if someone really wants to get at your bank account, Amazon account, or Apple account (among others), all they need to do is a little Googling and some clever social engineering.
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Three years ago, Prabhati came across a mobile phone that a secret boyfriend gave Shashi as a way of keeping in touch, rigged, as if for espionage, with no audible sound or light, to be switched on at times when they have agreed to speak.
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TOKYO, July 19 (Reuters) - Japanese imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in June fell to the lowest in more than two years as the country's utilities switched on more nuclear reactors that had been shut in the wake of the Fukushima atomic disaster in 2011.
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When my Dad switched on the big light, closed the office door and pulled out a notepad and a pencil, I groaned a little as I knew I was going to be stuck in there for at least half an hour, listening to him.
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So far the best explanation is that a virulent antigravitational force dubbed "inflation" — and strangely allowed by Einstein's equations — briefly switched on during the first split trillionth of a second of time and sent everything flying, but astronomers still lack the smoking-gun proof.
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The fire began on Monday afternoon at a home in Stanford-Le-Hope, around 25 miles east of London, when a dog inadvertently switched on the kitchen appliance, which had a packet of bread rolls inside, according to Essex County Fire and Rescue Service.
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DEVESELU, Romania (Reuters) - The United States switched on an $800 million missile shield in Romania on Thursday that it sees as vital to defend itself and Europe from so-called rogue states but the Kremlin says is aimed at blunting its own nuclear arsenal.
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Homan's letter, however, insisted that the devices refer "non-targeted mobile hardware" back to regular networks "in an amount of time that is not noticeable to the user," saying interference only occurs if someone is dialing a number at the exact time the device is switched on.
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Dungeon World and Blades in the Dark are the big ones, but there are so many others which wouldn't exist without getting switched on at Google+, from cyberpunk nail-biter The Sprawl to the Watership Down-esque The Warren to my own attempt, ACTION MOVIE WORLD.
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It makes machine time, or the click track the songs are performed to, push the song through in one tempo and stops the song from having a big moment that grabs our attention (for more on that idea, check out this episode of Switched On Pop).
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What is interesting is that it's taken this long to bring the feature to WhatsApp's 1 billion users, given the messaging service now has access to resources and the technical know-how from parent company Facebook, which switched on free, VOIP video calls in April 2015.
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On the morning of September 13th owners of several types of HP OfficeJet, a printer designed for the home and for smaller offices that is manufactured by HP Inc, an American seller of printers and computers, switched on their machines and found them not quite the same.
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"The Uber driver's working time starts as soon as he is within his territory, has the App switched on and is ready and willing to accept trips and ends as soon as one or more of those conditions ceases to apply," they said in their verdict.
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At any rate, there eventually came a moment when the light in the living zone was switched on, and very soon after that I heard the distinctive exhalation of the refrigerator door being opened, and the splashing, or plashing, of a liquid being poured into a glass.
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She switched on the TV and surfed the channels, passed over the stories of mother elephants and bee colonies that she had watched with her father, over the cold cases and the late-night talk shows, until there, nearly filling the enormous screen, was Ershadi's face.
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In his decision, which was first reported by the New York Law Journal, Judge Milano accepted the officers' version of events up to the point when a guard switched on a hand-held video camera and began recording the last 45 minutes of Mr. Strickland's life.
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Now, one expert who is tracking Iran's internet blackout closely says the current crisis presents the perfect opportunity to test out this system "It is entirely possible that internally, services have been switched on," Alp Toker, the director of digital rights advocacy group Netblocks, told VICE News.
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The simple fact that the telephone was switched on was enough to give away its position; the interception could then be cross-referenced with the list of known passengers on the flight, the flight number, and the airline code to determine the name of the smartphone user.
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You do need to keep your original computer around to serve up media to your Chromebook (and switched on whenever you need your files), but you don't have to pay anything if you're just accessing Plex through a web browser, no matter where you are in the world.
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What the Rice team found is that patterns of wind and sunshine in Texas complement each other exceedingly well, helping the grid provide enough power even at moments when electricity demand is highest, like during the searing summer heat when hundreds of thousands of air conditioners are switched on.
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At a $159,000 base price, my tester was already champing at the bit; that 630-horsepower V8 generates 664 pound-feet or torque, which translates into a serious kick in the active multicontour seats, regardless of whether the massage option is engaged or the active bolstering feature switched on.
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The other thing the Raptors will try to do with DeRozan in the pick-and-roll is get him switched on to Kyrie Irving by using Lowry as a screener, something the Raptors have done successfully in previous meetings and against other opponents (most notably the Boston Celtics).
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On Thursday, C-SPAN proved once again that it has basically become must-see TV in 2017 after a microphone Chuck Schumer apparently didn't realize was switched on captured the Democratic senator telling a colleague he thinks things are going pretty good between the Democrats and President Trump.
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And on the east face, as the sun rises, it would eventually reach that point where, even though it was dark around you — you were surrounded by stone walls — the sun would touch a particular point on the window, and it was like someone switched on a thousand lights.
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In just the month of April, both WhatsApp and Viber switched on that layer of protection from surveillance, which is designed to make it technically impossible for anyone to read the services' messages other than the people in conversation: not eavesdropping hackers, not law enforcement, and not even the companies themselves.
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However, things got a little complicated a few years ago when I switched on NPR in the car and heard someone talking about how offensive it is when a white girl (like me) puts on moccasins, sticks a feather in her hair, and calls herself a sexy Indian for Halloween.
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Episode length: 24-290 minutes Whether they're discussing the ins and outs of One Direction fandom or explaining basic chord structure, bass patterns, and musical cadences, Nate Sloan and Charlie Harding of Switched on Pop will make you feel smart and help you enjoy pop music on a whole new level.
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The social network's deployment of Safety Check has not been without controversy; Facebook had to explain why it was switched on for last year's Paris attacks but not other contemporaneous incidents, and earlier this year accidentally sent out supposedly local alerts to people around the world after a bombing in Pakistan.
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A quick reminder of how Flux works: Once you have switched on the functionality in your banking app, instead of only seeing the total transaction cost for each purchase in your statement, if you spend at one of Flux's partner merchants you can see a full item-level break down.
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My colleague Chaim Gartenberg went hands-on with the machine at Samsung's briefing last year, though his brief time with it wasn't enough to see what kind of pressure the processor could take, and how its supposed 23-hour battery holds up — especially with its built-in LTE switched on.
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Sprint has already announced a more specific window for the launch of its own 5G network: it'll be switched on this May in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, and Kansas City before expanding to Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Phoenix, and Washington DC — all in the first half of this year, the company claims.
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"The latest investigation shows that, in violation of the railway work rules, the accused switched on his mobile phone during his shift on the morning of the accident, started an online computer game and played actively for an extended period of time until shortly before the collision," Mr. Giese said in a statement.
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"The microphone's invention in 1925 ushered in this new style called crooning, which Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby and others but mainly male performers, took advantage of to do something that hadn't been possible before: they sang softly on a recording," musicologist and co-host of the podcast Switched on Pop Nate Sloan tells Refinery29.
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Charlie Harding, a songwriter and co-creator of the Switched on Pop podcast, explained to me that songs with "much more restrained, close-up, nice vocals that feel intimate and feel more minimalist" — like Bieber's verse on "Despacito," as well as Selena Gomez's "Bad Liar" and Julia Michaels's "Issues" — have been growing in popularity.
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A July launch for Vodafone's network means the UK's first next-gen mobile network could arrive months after the US. Verizon's 5G network was switched on in the beginning of April in parts of Chicago and Minneapolis, but at the time we found that coverage was very limited when we tried it for ourselves.
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It is capable of turning on an officer's body camera in a number of circumstances, such as when the cruiser's light bar is engaged, when its crash sensors are activated, when it reaches a certain speed, when its front and rear doors are opened, or when nearby dashboard cameras or body cameras are switched on.
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It's not a perfect solution for every situation—for a start you need your other computer to be switched on and awake all the time—but it does let you access the power of Windows or macOS without putting too many demands on your lightweight Chromebook, and keyboard and trackpad integration is pretty seamless.
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Until that mic gets switched on…I also wanted to tell stories about walking in to Gilman St. after having heard but never seen DAMAD in person, and my jaw dropping when I realized the vocalist wasn't a 7 foot tall monster with a beard with tattoos as my mental picture had been painted.
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NuTonomy gained attention for beating Uber to publicly testing self-driving cars when it switched on a pilot in Singapore in August — just before Uber began tests in Pittsburgh, U.S.. Its agreement with Grab will see it extend that trial by including customers from Grab in the testing phase for an initial two months.
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On the other hand I think we all really enjoy the cross over potential of some of our releases to reach out to those who might listen to indie music and come very much at the music from another perspective or people having come more from a funk and soul background getting switched on to our label.
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Elsewhere, Iago's urgent command to the gullible Roderigo (Steffan Donnelly) to "put money in thy purse" is here repeated to increasing mirth from the audience, as if he is somehow so much more switched-on than those around him that he has been reduced to stating the obvious, or to repeating himself in order to be heard.
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For example, the call and response of "Good as Hell" — "Baby how you feelin'/Feeling good as hell" — could be about dancing it out at a rally, even as it also speaks to specific experiences like that of a black woman visiting a hair salon, says Charlie Harding, co-host of Vox's Switched on Pop podcast.
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"I'd been living in San Francisco, misbehaving in the late 90s to early 00s, and I went to Burning Man quite a lot, seeing how the posses of really sound politically switched-on homos from Los Angeles, New York and Chicago were getting together in terms of building art camps and basically getting together and doing really cool shit," Gideon continues.
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Issues slated for discussed at this event include: And judging by related chatter on Twitter, some of those stakeholders — including consumer rights groups and the French data protection authority — are arguing for browsers to have do-not-track technology pre-installed and default switched on, in order to safeguard user data in an era of ever more sophisticated tracking tech.
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On the bottom is a micro USB slot for charging the battery, which, as with many of these higher-end players isn't great, particularly when you've got Bluetooth and Wi-Fi switched on — I'd recommend making sure all of the wireless is switched off when not in use if you're going to be away from a wall for a while.
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The number of 5G mobile contracts around the world will top 2.6 billion by the mid-2020s, Ericsson said, with consumers expected to increase their average monthly consumption of mobile data from 25 GB to 25 GB. China switched on its 25G networks ahead of schedule earlier this month, with China Telecom, China Unicom and China Mobile all offering 25G mobile plans.
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It's disabled by default in iOS 12, but can be switched on by tapping General then Accessibility in Settings and toggling the Reachability switch to On.With that done, a short swipe down or a quick swipe up and down near the bottom of the display brings the top half of the screen down so you can get to it more easily with one hand.
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Most modern browsers will do a lot of this password management for you, and if you haven't already switched on the functionality, it's well worth doing so while you wait for WebAuthn to kill off the password — in Chrome you can find the option under Advanced and Manage passwords in Settings, for example; in Firefox, it's under Privacy & Security and then Forms & Passwords in Preferences.
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It's not clear if Workplace's win at Nestlé is replacing another product; it seems, however, that it is more likely a trend of how more businesses are making an investment in company-wide communications platforms where they may never have had one before, in hopes of it helping keep employees switched on, linked up and generally more happy and feeling less like expendable cogs.
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Setting out its conclusion, the tribunal writes: We have reached the conclusion that any driver who (a) has the App switched on, (b) is within the territory in which he is authorised to work, and (c) is able and willing to accept assignments, is, for so long as those conditions are satisfied, working for Uber under a 'worker' contract and a contract within each of the extended definitions.
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This is the sort of tracking highlighted in K. Shankari's blog post, which prompted the AP report in the first place, and which picks up on issues with Android that users have actually been noticing for years: Google Play Services will still gather up some location data for Google and related services (like Maps and the Google Assistant), as long as location access is switched on at the phone level.
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Around 70,000 years ago something switched on in the heads of modern humans—either a genetic mutation or a social adaptation; we don't know what—that allowed us to design new stone tools that Neanderthals only clumsily imitated, as well as make cave art, flutes, wine, and, eventually, all the rest: the vault of King's College Chapel, Cambridge; Darwin collecting his irrefutable facts; a cure for cancer; the mission to Mars.
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While the filing started out referencing Mr. Kokayi, federal prosecutors abruptly switched on its second page to discussing the fact that someone named "Assange" had been secretly charged, and went on to make clear that this person was the subject of significant publicity, lived abroad and would need to be extradited — suggesting that prosecutors had inadvertently pasted text from a similar court filing into the wrong document and then filed it.
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It's given a platform to local producers who'd otherwise be relegated to their bedrooms, surrounded by fancy synths procured from electronic music storefront-cum-scene incubator Switched On. Easy access to vintage gear, plus a DIY mentality and general outsider status within Texas's indie rock and blues context (not to mention the red politics the state is known for), has resulted in strangely unique spirit uniting the scene's many different actors—a uniquely eerie take on our dystopian present.
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