Its nominal payload is 900 kilograms of a Sun-synchronous orbit 500 kilometers out, and it has a 700 kilogram high-altitude payload capacity to 1,33 kilometers in Sun-synchronous orbit.
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"Synchronous Fireflies" by Radim Schreiber won the Altered Images category.
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"I think you get a richer experience with synchronous," he says.
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ALTERED IMAGES CATEGORY WINNER: Photo: Synchronous Fireflies Credit: ©Radim Schreiber.
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The idea of synchronous live conversation seems very counterintuitive right now.
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It's got a bunch of disadvantages, like it's synchronous and not instantaneous.
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The standing wave equation also works on other synchronous occurrences in nature.
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EVERYONE WAS TALKING ABOUT A GLOBAL SYNCHRONOUS ECONOMIC EXPANSION, A WONDERFUL PHRASE.
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Sun-synchronous orbits pass almost over Earth's poles at altitudes of around 500km.
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"Our economy is in many ways synchronous with the Mexican economy," she said.
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The global synchronous growth gives central banks more leeway to tighten monetary policy.
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The back and forth continues and phrases like "semi-synchronous model" are thrown around.
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For certain things, there is a big advantage in being synchronous and co-located.
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A synchronous upswing in the global economy means that demand for oil is rising.
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I think that it will be coming from something that's asynchronous, and not synchronous.
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Aeolus's orbit is a slightly unusual one called a sun-synchronous dusk/dawn orbit.
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To get these awesome images, WorldView-4 will sit in a Sun-synchronous orbit.
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Will this not entirely synchronous foursome agree to — quite literally — come to the table?
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Such synchronous and determined convergences also reflect in the work of Syed Haider Raza.
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People genuinely had water cooler conversations as a national culture was shaped by synchronous moments.
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"Slack is perfect for synchronous communication, but it's a mess for asynchronous communication," he said.
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But Intel or ARM, x64 or x86, Core or Ryzen, they're all what's called synchronous.
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Once in this self-reinforcing, synchronous state, there's no reason for the system to deviate.
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It was believed that the synchronous touching was crucial for creating the body ownership sensation.
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The global synchronous recovery was also mentioned Wednesday in a report on commodities from UBS.
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And the synchronous wave that lifted every world economy at the year's start has dissipated.
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Collaboration is easier than ever with video conferencing technologies and synchronous communication tools becoming ubiquitous.
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For all intents and purposes, brushless DC motors and synchronous AC motors are essentially the same.
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This year, park visitors hoping to see the synchronous fireflies will need to enter a lottery.
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This is making the phrase "global synchronous recovery" among the favorites of bulls on Wall Street.
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Houseparty's synchronous live experience only works if you join the party the second you open the app.
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Relativity prices its dedicated missions at $10 million, and $11,000 per kilogram to achieve Sun-synchronous orbit.
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About three-quarters of their specimens showed synchronous growth peaks like those caused by modern sunspot activity.
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But P-Orridge credits Citron with seeing beyond those concerns and spotting something synchronous between the works.
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Major equity markets have already posted strong performances for the year in response to this synchronous recovery.
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Global economic growth is strong and synchronous, and end-use petroleum demand continues to outperform historical norms.
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Kapyrin also said there is optimism about the global synchronous economic recovery and the upcoming earnings season.
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They also appear to lack the ability to regulate their flashes in synchronous patterns like some fireflies.
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Rather, North Korea has consistently called for a "phased" and "synchronous" approach, with "step for step" negotiations.
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Subsequent weapons testing has ensured a "globally synchronous signature," with radioisotopes appearing on every continent and both poles.
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Synchronization seems to spring from symmetry, and yet scientists have also discovered that asymmetry helps stabilize synchronous states.
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Built from the ashes of Meerkat, Houseparty is leading the charge for a new kind of synchronous social networking.
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Visedo, a Finnish company, has taken the idea even further with a synchronous reluctance-assisted permanent magnet (SRPM) motor.
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Soehn predicted the synchronous fireflies in the Great Smoky Mountains will peak with their light show around June 7.
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The sun synchronous orbit will ensure the spacecraft passes over every location on Earth during its two year journey.
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Like other hybrid vehicles, this is what the Prius uses, though it calls them synchronous AC permanent magnet motors.
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The orbit is prograde and not sun-synchronous, which will help it avoid picking up a bias from tides.
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They've debated whether workplace communication should be synchronous (like Slack) or not (like Front) for four years, she says.
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Dillon calls it coincidence; I call it one of the most incredible cases of synchronous casting in Hollywood history.
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These synchronous resting states are what led Atasoy to think she could apply the harmonics equation to the brain.
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We expect to see a continuation of synchronous global growth in 2018, which is typically good for Japanese companies.
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Pluto also continues to fascinate astronomers because of its small size, distance from Earth, unusual orbit, and synchronous moons.
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The new satellites will join their celestial counterparts at a position 600 kilometers above the earth in a synchronous orbit.
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When your breath rhythm is simultaneous, begin to touch each other and maintain synchronous breath through your entire sexual encounter.
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It's tough to imagine these giant competitors pivoting so drastically as to put synchronous group video chat front and center.
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Another 48 of the satellites were a new flock of Doves for Planet, which deployed into a Sun-synchronous orbit.
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Although he has taught in various technology-enabled settings, including online and teleconferencing, synchronous delivery is still his preferred method.
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"What is synchronous is not the individual flashes themselves, but the period of flashing and period of darkness," Soehn explained.
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All of the satellites are slated to go into a low path above Earth known as a sun-synchronous orbit.
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The synchronous fireflies have an elaborate and spectacular mating pattern that illuminates the Great Smoky Mountains like a gentle strobe.
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The slow waves are also synchronous, where as usually the brain is firing at different times and all different places.
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Twenty-four countries, including Spain, Denmark and Poland, are partially or entirely connected by the synchronous grid of Continental Europe.
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The app differs from FaceTime or Snapchat in that it's synchronous and spontaneous — there's no calling or scheduling a chat.
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The company expects to secure a polar and Sun Synchronous Orbit (SSO) capable launch site by the end of 2019.
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All of the Taycans, including the 4S, are the same chassis and suspension, permanent magnet synchronous motors and other bits.
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His apparent fascination with stuff once culturally marginal and now squarely in the mainstream seemed deliciously synchronous with my own.
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Sun-synchronous satellites are special since they cross over the same areas of the planet at the same time each day.
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Verizon's packages even include rare synchronous download / upload speeds, instead of the crippled upload speeds most ISPs force on their customers.
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They include: "real-time 3D gameplay", "synchronous PvP (player-vs-player)", "core gameplay" and "a new and revolutionary user experience". Whatever.
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Other researchers are looking for ways of nudging systems between different synchronous states, which could be useful for correcting irregular heartbeats.
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Markets were buoyant, supported by synchronous global growth and market-friendly US policies, including freshly minted corporate tax cuts and deregulation.
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"Synchronous global economic growth and new supply disruptions are creating the most constructive oil price environment since ... 3433," Barclays bank said.
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Students follow a structured, detailed syllabus that's divided into focused units to organize the learning experience, which is synchronous but collaborative.
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If your team is in constant asynchronous communication via Slack and its ilk, why do you need a synchronous stand-up?
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When I moved to India in 2006, I discovered the notion of synchronous time and how it applies to the workplace.
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Douglas Peterson: Well despite having a very strong economy, synchronous growth, there's no good time for tariffs and a trade war.
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In place of an Instagram stream of filtered past moments, these paintings function like a mixtape that creates synchronous, visually dynamic juxtapositions.
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The vacant frames provide visual breaks from the woman, while the musical component continues uninterrupted, creating two distinct but synchronous aesthetic registers.
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You can always take two things that happen that are synchronous and say that there's a causality there but there's no causality.
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It's engineered to function with asynchronous voting of nodes, rather than synchronous voting, which should avoid the bottleneck problems associated with blockchain.
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First, the global economy is in a sweet spot not seen for decades, with synchronous, if fragile, growth in all major markets.
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The agency that represents Europe's synchronous electrical grid recently cleared up the confusion for people who might have found themselves inexplicably running late.
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The biggest problem of all, though, is that it's much harder for (many) junior people to learn from asynchronous rather than synchronous communication.
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A microsecond is pretty much right in the middle, which means that it's a lot harder to decide between synchronous and asynchronous approaches.
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The Doves launched into a type of orbit known as a Sun-synchronous orbit, a path that takes satellites over the Earth's poles.
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For just a few weeks every year, a certain species of fireflies will flash in a synchronous light show to attract a mate.
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Besides South Carolina and Tennessee, synchronous fireflies can also be spotted in the U.S. this summer in the Allegheny National Forest in Pennsylvania.
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HM: Distributed ledgers can work well when having synchronous data is an essential attribute, and when speed is not necessarily a central attribute.
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The brain itself seems to be a complicated kind of chimera, in that it simultaneously sustains both synchronous and asynchronous firing of neurons.
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The researchers documented 16 synchronous states that the system fell into under different initial settings, though many more, rare states might be possible.
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I was able to see my journey with new questions and new clarity while charting the synchronous moments in life and art-making.
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And indeed, inside all of the Taycans, including the 4S, are the same chassis and suspension, permanent magnet synchronous motors and other bits.
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"Part of the global synchronous economic recovery that we're seeing has translated into more demand than was previously thought could happen," Kilduff said.
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The Dobi dancing team performance nudges aside previous robot dancing team record holder, QRC-2, which could only manage 1,007 synchronous automatons last year.
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This is a form of PolySocial Reality (PoSR), a model of the confluence of constructs with competing outcomes from differing synchronous and asynchronous communications.
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Another religious tool is ritual, often characterized by the rigid following of repetitive actions or by engagement with others in synchronous movement or song.
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It's not a network-limited synchronous photo sharing experience like Color envisioned, but it's an explosion of visual media timed around a single, localized event.
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The recent surge in equity markets is also based on a view the world economy at last is in a synchronous upturn, along with inflation.
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He and his colleagues hypothesize that this state could be relevant to neuronal information processing, since synchronous firing sometimes spans large distances in the brain.
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"Non-synchronous (renewable) generation and natural gas-fired facilities do not currently replace the secure capacity provided by coal and nuclear generation," NERC wrote recently.
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Most shows can't or don't hold these very separate aspects in synchronous rotation: sober assessment of an art historical lineage and a feeling of intimacy.
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Most shows can't or don't hold these very separate aspects in synchronous rotation: sober assessment of an art-historical lineage and a feeling of intimacy.
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Remote workers are especially keen on Loom since it gives them face-to-face time with colleagues without the annoyance of scheduling synchronous video calls.
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John Rubel, the deputy research director at the Defense Department, helped secure NASA funding for Mr. Rosen's project, called a synchronous communication satellite, or Syncom.
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The reflation trade — the rise in interest rates and the slow, near-synchronous improvement in economies in the U.S., Europe, Asia and Latin America — is continuing.
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Houseparty began life as a synchronous group video chat in which participants would open it up to see who else was already online, hanging out digitally.
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So many people hope to see the synchronous fireflies that the Great Smoky Mountains National Park require visitors to make a reservation through a lottery system.
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Neurons in our brains fire in synchronous patterns to operate our bodies and minds, and pacemaker cells in our hearts sync up to generate the beat.
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Every major economy on earth is expanding at once, a synchronous wave of growth that is creating jobs, lifting fortunes and tempering fears of popular discontent.
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The last earnings season was all about raising expectations for earnings on the back of corporate tax cuts, share buybacks, and a synchronous global economic expansion.
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It's meant to sit in a Sun-synchronous orbit, in which the satellite will pass over the same patches of Earth at the same times each day.
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It is difficult to draw attention to this issue given that the world economy is in the middle of first synchronous upswing since the global financial crisis.
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Conversely, if your team isn't in constant asynchronous communication, do you really think your problems are so small that a mere daily synchronous stand-up will help?
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Kim added that he wanted to "build mutual trust" with the U.S., adding it would take "phased and synchronous measures in a responsible manner" to achieve denuclearization.
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Mr. Kim wanted "phased and synchronous measures in a responsible manner" and hoped to "eventually achieve denuclearization and lasting peace on the peninsula," the Chinese statement said.
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Global shares had a dream run in 2017 helped by the first synchronous world growth in decades coupled with easy monetary policies in most of the developed world.
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Planet already has 12 Doves in this Sun-synchronous orbit, so with the additional 88 launched, the company now has a clean 100 satellites in this orbital region.
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We have a great azimuth launch angle that.... gives a lot of flexibility for sun synchronous and other polar-oriented orbits, as well as for testing new vehicles.
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Kim has also called for a "phased and synchronous" approach to disarmament -- code for financial concessions from the US and its allies for reciprocal steps from the North.
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China was not involved in 2G mobile development, so it pushed for a national 3G standard called Time Division Synchronous Code-Division Multiple Access that China Mobile implemented.
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SpaceX is offering a flight to sun-synchronous orbit from California for a mission weighing 150 kilograms, about 330 pounds, or less for as low as $2.25 million.
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On Slack, you can't actually collaborate on a project… Notion has become a place where you can actually do a lot of your work alongside the synchronous communication.
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To keep the grid stable, equipment such as "synchronous condensers" or batteries need to be added, which can increase costs by at least $20 million for a condenser alone.
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Frank Aum, a former senior Pentagon adviser on North Korea, said it seeks a phased process in which each side takes "progressive and synchronous" steps toward denuclearization and peace.
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"Synchronous self-sustaining growth, contained inflation and well-telegraphed, gradual withdrawal of policy should drive more animal spirits" in the second half of this year, wrote strategist Andrew Sheets.
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IST, when the 320-tonne polar satellite lifted 20 satellites weighing 1,288 kg into space, and then placed them into a polar sun-synchronous orbit one after the other.
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Sun-synchronous orbit is a special kind of polar orbit, too, that allows a satellite to travel over the same part of Earth at the same time each day.
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The more sentimental believers in the "special relationship" between the United States and the United Kingdom focus on synchronous developments in American and British politics during the past century.
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Rather than surrender its program all at once as Gadhafi did, North Korea has repeatedly said it envisions a "progressive and synchronous" approach, where it gets benefits along the way.
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Group any combination of Google Home devices, Chromecast, or Chromecast speakers together for synchronous music all over the house and control smart plugs, lights, or any other smart home devices.
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Breakthrough in power It will be the first aircraft in aviation history to demonstrate distributed hybrid-electric propulsion using an innovative synchronous electric-drive system, according to Aurora Flight Sciences.
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It was chosen for its ideal access to a synchronous orbit, the area's low population density, its proximity to transportation hubs, and because of the province's enthusiasm from the project.
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A conservative estimate is that chatbots could replace 1-800 numbers, offering more comfortable customer support experiences without the hassle of synchronous phone conversations, hold times and annoying phone trees.
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When Carr published his novel in 1994, the word alienist had already aged out of usage, but it was synchronous with the time period that his book took place in.
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For the past three years, OCO-23 has collected almost a million "soundings" (atmospheric measurements) every day, from its Sun-synchronous orbit 33 miles (23 kilometers) above the planet's surface.
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" Radiological signatures We of course haven't even gotten into the fallout from nuclear bomb testing, which, according to the authors, is "potentially the most widespread and globally synchronous anthropogenic signal.
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And so they borrowed steps and wrote new music and created dances that were directly synchronous to the new music, and in this way it becomes a new Israeli dance.
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At the same time, every one of the world's major economies is expanding — the first time there has been synchronous global growth since the Great Recession hit a decade ago.
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Building on that, one of the things we haven't done is we don't do synchronous communication so we've stayed away from that because I feel like people like using Slack.
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Earlier, she performed "Money" dressed in purple and black like a supervillain, while dancers around her moved and spread their legs in synchronous motion like a bawdy Busby Berkeley sequence.
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While Google Assistant's number of capabilities cannot yet compete with that of Alexa, it is the hub you'll want if you're in the game for fact checking and synchronous music streaming.
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For $2,490, families can reserve a spot within a CubeSat that will carry 300 boxes of ashes in a sun synchronous orbit around Earth—about 100 parties have already signed up.
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Chip makers have known about it for a long time — but they've dedicated so many resources for so long to synchronous that there's no chance of seeing one hit the market.
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The assurance of knowing that one's message has been delivered and the synchronous knowledge that the other user is typing add a deeper level of intimacy and immediacy to the conversation.
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As Butterfield told me through a company representative, ''Slack allows teams to have both asynchronous and synchronous communication across physical locations, allowing more time for thoughtful communication than a typical meeting scenario.
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It is divided into four distinct parts (for a total of 14 hours of content) and goes through the nuances of DC machines, transformers, magnetic circuits, synchronous machines, and finally, induction machines.
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Often, such orbits are sun-synchronous, meaning that a satellite passes over the same spots on Earth's surface at the same local times every day, which makes changes below easier to spot.
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Meanwhile, both the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) warned that a brewing global trade war could weaken the synchronous global growth we are experiencing.
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When they all met — turning slowly in a single-file line or sitting cross-legged atop the plaza's red steps — their synchronous moves recalled the satisfying unison of a Broadway chorus line.
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China backs the North&aposs call for a "phased and synchronous" approach to denuclearization, as opposed to Washington&aposs demand for an instant, total and irreversible end to the North&aposs nuclear programs.
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That sounds like a two-step procedure — immediate redirection of trade flows and structural trade policy changes — but it isn't: A sustained and successful trade adjustment requires synchronous moves on both policy tracks.
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We can transform chronic disease treatment from the traditional episodic touch points to a continuous mix of synchronous and asynchronous communication, exploiting both virtual and face-to-face delivery and greater patient collaboration.
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"NORAD uses sophisticated systems, such as the North Warning Radar System and geo-synchronous satellites with infrared sensors, to follow Santa on his journey around the globe," GM said in a statement Wednesday.
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But others, such as the unique Blue Ghost fireflies (Phausis reticulata) of DuPont State Forest in North Carolina, and the synchronous fireflies (Photinus carolinus) found in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, are rare.
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This plug-in hybrid version of the Cayenne SUV generates 455 horsepower (a 43 percent jump over its predecessor) by pairing a 3-liter turbocharged V6 engine with a permanent-magnet synchronous motor.
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While Snapchat does have a synchronous video feature, it only works between two users and there is no push notification system to let you know when your friends are live on the app.
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As of now, SpaceX is offering rides out of California to a type of orbit known as Sun-synchronous orbit — a low path above Earth that syncs with the timing of the Sun.
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Of course, things like the sound are different given the dismissal of the internal combustion engine—and I happen to love the electronically amplified whirr from the dual permanent magnet synchronous electric motors.
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The spectacular consolidation of power by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist party, the B.J.P., has been synchronous with the spread of hate speech and violence against India's minorities — Muslims, Dalits and Christians.
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There's a point around six times Mars' radius, called the synchronous orbit, where the speed of the planet combined with its gravitational effects will keep a moon from either flying away or moving closer.
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China also backs the North&aposs call for a "phased and synchronous" approach to denuclearization, as opposed to Washington&aposs demand for an instant, total and irreversible end to the North&aposs nuclear programs.
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He proposed that North Korea and the United States take "phased and synchronous measures" in exchanging the North's denuclearization with security guarantees and other incentives from the United States — an approach supported by China.
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This launch will put the Kepler spacecraft into Sun-synchronous orbit, which means that they will pass over specific points on Earth at the same time each day as judged by the Sun's position.
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As for the powertrain, Piëch says that the vehicle is equipped with three electric motors: one front-axle asynchronous motor which delivers 150 kW, and two rear-axle synchronous motors to produce 150 kW each.
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Developed with the intent to treat a range of neuropsychiatric conditions, it applies a constant current to the surface of the scalp, priming neurons to fire more easily and produce a stronger, more synchronous signal.
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Combining an optimized permanent magnet synchronous reluctance motor, silicon carbide power electronics and improved lubrication, cooling, bearings and gear designs the new cars can achieve better than 93 percent efficiency, Tesla said in a statement.
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Analysts have been modelling notable increases in earnings for the rest of the year, based not on the Trump tax cuts but on a synchronous global economic expansion: Source: Thomson Reuters These are big expectations!
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The launches include five trips to Sun-synchronous orbit and one to mid-inclined low Earth orbit, and after delivery, Momentus' small space shuttles will carry customers' payloads to customized drop-off altitudes and orbits.
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Its shuttle service can boost the range of drop-off orbits for SpaceX rideshare customers to altitudes ranging from 300 kilometers to 1,200 kilometers for mid-inclined orbit and Sun-synchronous orbits, the company said.
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Like many people, I'm sure, you've heard here, everybody's talking about 'synchronous growth', because the US, Europe and Asia are growing strongly at the same time, but we see a lot of indications of that.
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It's not immediately clear if (or how) the salps are deliberately "timing" their pulses, but they're definitely able to avoid synchronous pulsing, which would cause the whole structure to lurch back and forth in undesirable ways.
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A domestic icon of cleanliness, the washboard's popularization in the 19th-century binds it to two synchronous developments in American history: Westward expansion under the mantle of manifest destiny and the waning of the slaveholding South.
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Only specific species of fireflies engage in the synchronous ritual, such as the Photuris frontalis species that reside within the Congaree National Park and the Photinus carolinus fireflies near Elkmont, Tennessee, in the Great Smoky Mountains.
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The fireflies in Elkmont, near Gatlinburg, are a part of one of the densest populations of synchronous fireflies, Dana Soehn, a 27-year veteran park ranger in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, told Fox News.
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In a paper in Science last month, Matheny, D'Souza, Michael Roukes, and 12 coauthors reported a menagerie of new synchronous states in a network of "nanoelectromechanical oscillators," or NEMs — essentially miniature electric drumheads, in this case.
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And qualitatively, too, whether it's faster or not, I don't know anyone who likes calling businesses for customer support or making reservations, because it's uncomfortable, and you have to give your full attention, and it's synchronous.
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Photos courtesy of United Visual Artists Each of the pendulums is a counterweighted two-axis robot arm containing a speaker and spotlight, which together form a system that allows for the synchronous and asynchronous movement throughout.
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This can lead to a shift from the synchronous to the asynchronous application of music, meaning the shift of hearing music with a steady beat to music which doesn't give the illusion of the same clear pace.
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The recent surge in equity markets is also based on a view that the world economy is at last in a synchronous upturn, with most major central banks looking to move away from ultra-easy monetary policies.
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The selection tool asks you to specify the desired orbit (Sun synchronous, low Earth or polar) and your minimum readiness date (the earliest your payload can possibly fly), with dates starting this June as of this writing.
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Chicago and Navjot may be artists from vastly different cultures, but their practices feel more synchronous and aligned than disparate, evoking more than ever before, causes that still lie concealed beyond the barricades of patriarchy and religion.
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"The global narrative has quickly shifted from synchronous global growth, upgraded growth and glimmers of inflation in early 2018 to a focus on tariffs and protectionist rhetoric," said Robert Rennie, head of financial markets strategy at Westpac.
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The technologies based on Science Fiction are not created in any type of synchronous manner and those deploying technologies do so while others are also deploying similar or different technologies at the same or at different times.
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Seekers of Presidential frisson cherish the synchronous deaths of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, on July 21984, 1826, a temporal thrill doubled by the date's being the fiftieth anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence.
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Magway is based on linear synchronous magnetic motors, similar to the technology used in roller coasters, and was co-founded by Rupert Cruise, an engineer who has designed linear motor systems for Hyperloop and U.S. Navy aircraft carriers.
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From batch to real-time data exchange, from point-to-point to peer-to-peer, from synchronous to asynchronous, these methods do not care or control what is the type of data they exchange, nor force or validate it.
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A spokesperson for Arianespace declined to share the full manifest for the rocket, but other confirmed payloads for the SSMS flight have similar low-Earth, sun-synchronous orbits to Athena of around 500km, and similar weights in the roughly 100kg range.
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Euro zone economic growth has been surprisingly robust this year, outpacing both the United States and Britain simultaneously for the first time since the 2007-08 financial crisis, and also one of the most synchronous upturns across the euro zone economies.
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So we pay a lot of attention to what we call synchronous movement, if you're moving your arms in a way that is consistent with your physical movements and your avatar moves in that same way, that is called self presence.
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Bulls have been baffled as the three pillars of the stock rally going into 2018 (record earnings, global synchronous economic expansion, contained inflation) have been turned 180 degrees into peak earnings, a global economic slowdown, and a pick-up in inflation.
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Quantum Experiments at Space Scale (QUESS), nicknamed Micius after the philosopher, lifted off from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center at 1:40 AM local time (late yesterday in the U.S.) and is currently maneuvering itself into a sun-synchronous orbit at 500 km.
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Dubbed the Orbiting Carbon Observatory 2 (OCO-1 died in 2009, when it failed to launch and crashed into the ocean near Antarctica), it's spent the last three years lapping the globe in a sun-synchronous orbit, collecting millions of measurements per month.
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The denuclearization he has in mind is "progressive and synchronous," which seems to mean it will move forward in partial steps, in exchange for economic benefits and security guarantees, and that the United States would withdraw its nuclear umbrella from South Korea.
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The launch is for Taiwan's National Space Organization (NSPO), which is aiming to put satellite FORMOSAT-5 into low-Earth sun synchronous orbit, where it will be used to beam back high-resolution global imagery, and probe Earth's ionosphere for research purposes.
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That is certainly the impression North Korea came away with, as a spokesman for their Foreign Ministry reiterated their view that taking "phased" and "synchronous" steps by both the United States and North Korea are the only way to settle the complex matter.
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As the number of ships moving around the world has increased significantly in recent years, cavitation, the noise from the synchronous collapse of bubbles created by a ship's propeller, as well as the rumble of ship engines, poses a bigger and bigger problem.
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China is the North&aposs main source of aid, trade and diplomatic support and backs Pyongyang&aposs call for a "phased and synchronous" approach to denuclearization, as opposed to Washington&aposs demand for an instant, total and irreversible end to the North&aposs nuclear programs.
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It ends years of bickering among the three countries over how best to synchronise their electricity grid with the Continental Synchronous Area of their partners to the west and paves the way for EU funds to be disbursed for the 1 billion euro project.
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It ends years of bickering among the three countries over how best to synchronize their electricity grid with the Continental Synchronous Area of their partners to the west and paves the way for EU funds to be disbursed for the 1 billion euro project.
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Over the years, I've had the pleasure of covering a lot of mind-blowing science at Motherboard, some of it wonderful, much of it terrifying: the ability to create believable fake porn videos, whatever time crystals are, and the bewildering, synchronous movements of the universe.
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For "Weddings and Babies," Engel did his own cinematography using a handheld camera, made to his specifications, that was outfitted to record synchronous sound—a major innovation that he deployed to substantial dramatic ends and that also plays an onscreen role in the story.
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"The issue of denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula can be resolved, if South Korea and the United States respond to our efforts with goodwill, create an atmosphere of peace and stability while taking progressive and synchronous measures for the realization of peace," Kim said.
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"The issue of denuclearization of the Korean peninsula can be resolved, if South Korea and the United States respond to our efforts with goodwill, create an atmosphere of peace and stability while taking progressive and synchronous measures for the realisation of peace," Kim said.
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In terms of how public life affects all this, I've said some great things about Anthony, and he's said some great things about me in regards to my work as Gus Fring on Breaking Bad, so I think it was all kind of synchronous in that way.
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The startup says they aren't actually trying to kill Slack or other synchronous chat tools but they want people to use email in a more collaborative way, and part of that means categorizing the emails you receive and putting them in front of the right eyeballs.
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He says they've been working on Parsec for the last 18 months to two years — but also drawing on earlier research the team carried out into areas such as conflict-free replicated data types, synchronous and asynchronous consensus, and topics such as threshold signatures and common coin.
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The launch was primarily designed to bring the PAZ satellite to orbit (which was deployed as planned into a low Earth, sun-synchronous polar orbit), a satellite for a Spanish customer that's designed to provide geocommunications and radar imaging for both government and private commercial customers.
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The students in the course have voted for synchronous learning -- I think for some, having a chance to gather in a place with their classmates, even if that place is a virtual classroom, presents a sense of normalcy and community that we all need right now.
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"The issue of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula can be resolved, if South Korea and the United States respond to our efforts with goodwill, create an atmosphere of peace and stability while taking progressive and synchronous measures for the realization of peace," Kim said, according to Xinhua.
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"The issue of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula can be resolved, if South Korea and the United States respond to our efforts with goodwill, create an atmosphere of peace and stability while taking progressive and synchronous measures for the realization of peace," Kim said, according to Xinhua.
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But as the eight tiny drums vibrate and the system evolves, some of these symmetries spontaneously break; the NEMs divide into synchronous clusters that correspond to subgroups of the "symmetry group" called D8, which specifies all the ways you can rotate and reflect an octagon that leave it unchanged.
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The number of Doves Planet is able to fly allows it to provide images of every point on the planet fairly frequently; its ambition, likely to be realised fairly soon, is to use "sun- synchronous" orbits (see graph) to image everywhere on Earth at the same time every day.
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" Kim's message to Trump in Beijing: "The issue of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula can be resolved, if South Korea and the United States respond to our efforts with goodwill, create an atmosphere of peace and stability while taking progressive and synchronous measures for the realization of peace.
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This is a case of what Professor Thomas-Homer Dixon, University Research Chair in the University of Waterloo's Faculty of Environment, describes as "synchronous failure"—when multiple, interconnected stressors amplify over time before triggering self-reinforcing feedback loops which result in them all failing at the same time.
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He became the "Corn Flake King" during the synchronous rise of urban populations, better living and nutritional conditions, and a national system of transportation, first by rail and later by highways, which allowed for the rapid delivery of raw grain into his factories and cases of cereal out of them.
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The Rainbow Warriors' bench is up there with Monmouth's in terms of its synchronous antics, and by dint of his location, Ganot is hoping he can tap into the same Australian recruiting pipeline that's turned St. Mary's into a national power, producing NBA players like Matthew Dellavedova and Patty Mills.
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Backed by Silicon Valley money, the Electron is designed to deliver a 250kg payload to a sun-synchronous orbit for just under $43m—the same price as that currently charged by Spaceflight, a Canadian company that brokers "ride-share" opportunities for smallsats to fly as secondary payloads on big launchers.
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"I just absorbed so much knowledge and got so much out of those few years that I worked in that style, that synchronous collaboration, working together at same time with someone, where you're actually discussing what you should name that method, rather than getting feedback ... three days later," he said.
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We navigated and participated in newly created online resource share groups, such as Facebook's "Online Art & Design Studio Instruction in the Age of 'Social Distancing,'" scoured open-source documents, researched differences between online platforms, learned about synchronous and asynchronous teaching models, scrapped our old syllabi and started to imagine new ones.
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