American Medical Association forum synthesizes the problem well: A system
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Hardcastle synthesizes the serendipity of human craft with high-gloss artificiality.
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He synthesizes the research across these disciplines into a coherent, readable whole.
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What I am saying is that Quadrilateral Cowboy synthesizes these rival positions.
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The platform sanitizes, normalizes and synthesizes this data to construct the identity graph.
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In her paintings, she synthesizes astute observation and extreme contrivance into something unique.
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But the sources that he synthesizes with such brio were almost invariably European.
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She found he was severely deficient in biopterin, a chemical that synthesizes many neurotransmitters.
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A standout is "House" (1889-1900) which synthesizes academic realism with an incipient Impressionism.
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The body synthesizes serotonin from the amino acid tryptophan, which we get from our diet.
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Tang's lab synthesizes artificial cells made of polymers, lipids and proteins that resemble biochemical molecules.
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Central to the lawsuit is how Facebook synthesizes the behavioral data it collects from users.
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One reason the president's approval rating is so useful: It synthesizes everything that voters consider.
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It's the simplest of motions, barely perceptible, but it synthesizes her pride and her grit.
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Dr. Delmer pioneered research on how cotton synthesizes cellulose, the primary compound in its fibers.
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Treuer adeptly synthesizes these recent studies and fashions them with personal, familial and biographic vignettes.
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Hillary is much more an executor who synthesizes the ideas of others -- and acts on them.
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No. It merely synthesizes old ones; Clinton's diagnostics are the least interesting part of the book.
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Voicery synthesizes ultra-realistic computer voices that can use natural emotion and inflection, and whisper or joke.
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Weaving together cultural, social, and historical references with autobiographical documents, it synthesizes personal history with collective memory.
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Like his forebears, he synthesizes stylized representations, bright colors and mystical themes to create rich, evocative scenes.
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"It synthesizes the enormous amount of information we have," said Rick D. Chandler, the city's buildings commissioner.
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"Part 11" neatly synthesizes that quality, with each and every scene hitting some sort of bizarre high point.
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These are pieced together in a way that synthesizes formal improvisation with the industrial imperatives of loungewear production.
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Rather than looking back, or being wistful or ironic, Marshall synthesizes these precedents, bringing them into the present.
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In an addition to dishing out stabbings, shootouts and seasonal fiestas, Fernández synthesizes a host of cultural references.
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The software—a literal antivirus program—would be voluntarily installed on the servers of every company that synthesizes DNA.
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"[It pulls in] data from disparate systems and synthesizes it into something human-readable with powerful AI," explains Kayser.
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She warmly synthesizes genres like soul, jazz, R&B, and rock into something fresh, radical, and wholly her own.
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It synthesizes multiple strands of history but stops short of the blazing party music Lambert has recorded on her own.
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This is my favorite of Tucci's supporting roles, in part because it so neatly synthesizes the arc of his career.
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He accumulates data, he synthesizes this data to create something new that looks like contemporary art (art fair, galeries, museums).
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A column for ZDNet synthesizes the findings of two new surveys about what IT professionals consider the biggest security threats.
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"He synthesizes stylized representations, bright colors and mystical themes to create rich, evocative scenes," one critic wrote of Mr. Wong's paintings.
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But he absorbs, synthesizes, and transmutes that pain back into the music, giving it a radioactive power that seems almost superhuman.
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Our analysis synthesizes for our clients the interaction of public policy and commercial payer policy with healthcare business and healthcare economics.
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But nearly everything has a sprightly energy and a hypnotic power that exceeds its size and effortlessly synthesizes East and West.
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A single painting in multiple parts, Shadows is one of Warhol's most complex works that synthesizes film, painting, photography, and screenprinting.
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But the studio portraits are not manipulated as interestingly as the film, which successfully synthesizes the educational documentary and TV commercial.
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CBD, part of a class of compounds known as cannabinoids, acts on the same receptors as endocannabinoids, neurotransmitters your body naturally synthesizes.
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Free-tier users aren't going to get access to Foursquare Panel, which synthesizes data and trends from customers based on location data.
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And while it may seem to gesture toward tweeness on paper, the record synthesizes a host of influences that are refreshingly unexpected.
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Weaving together cultural, social, and historical references with autobiographical documents, it synthesizes the private with the social, and personal history with collective memory.
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The 28-year-old UC Davis BFA synthesizes powerful poltergeists and etherial deities from a variety of folkloric traditions on her Instagram account.
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Berger synthesizes, paraphrases, and boils down large swaths of important cultural theory into a work that is both inspiring and intuitive to understand.
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These are interspersed with short, ruminative works composed and recorded by the keyboardist and guitarist Nitin Sawhney, whose music synthesizes diverse cultural influences.
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The piece synthesizes searing episodes of modernist music with evocations of Hungarian folk song, Bulgarian dance, hints of Renaissance polyphony — you name it.
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The panel, created in 1988, synthesizes the findings of leading climate scientists, an undertaking for which it received the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Taccardi tells Creators that his goal is to create a "Gesamtkunstwerk," a German aesthetic term used to describe artwork that synthesizes multiple art forms.
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The New York–based entrepreneur and venture capitalist is running on an eclectic platform that synthesizes ideas from the party's socialist and centrist wings.
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Polymerase, an enzyme that synthesizes polymers and nucleic acids, is essential in creating DNA and RNA, the molecules that are responsible for coding DNA.
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Holland synthesizes the majority of stimulants in the EU, with dozens of labs pumping out millions of doses of MDMA and amphetamines each year.
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Being commander in chief means balancing competing priorities, and the PDB synthesizes near-, medium- and long-term assessments to support the President's policy process.
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In them the author, a prolific biographer and historian, synthesizes decades of scholarship on the most significant figure in British politics since Winston Churchill.
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Polymerase, an enzyme that synthesizes polymers and nucleic acids, is essential in creating DNA and RNA, the molecules that are responsible for coding DNA.
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The software anonymizes and normalizes data from one customer, learns over that data, synthesizes the learning into a prediction and delivers that to another customer.
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Nichols mines all of these filmmakers and their traditions extensively, and synthesizes them into something that feels both fresh and deeply rooted in cinematic history.
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Synthwave, darksynth, neon metal – no matter what you call it, this retroactive branch of electronic music kicks serious ass, and nobody synthesizes like James Kent.
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Once it has counted everyone it can, the bureau synthesizes the data and issues its report to the president by the end of the year.
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She pillages but also suavely synthesizes art's eternal images of women from the Renaissance to Futurism and beyond: from Madonnas, angels and queens to warriors.
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Remarkably, the researchers were able to observe melanosomes—a cellular organelle that synthesizes melanin pigment—inside the feathers, suggesting these creatures had a ginger-brown coloring.
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Everyone would get dragged through the mud, because nothing synthesizes the elements of a catastrophe and transforms them into a giant cesspool more effectively than Twitter.
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The new research is important in that it synthesizes old and new evidence to show that the Eemian period was not a good time for Neanderthals.
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He runs, along with partner Victoria Bazan, Honest Weight, a restaurant and fish counter that synthesizes his approach to the more obscure offerings of the sea.
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Simultaneously, those brain signals were sent to the AI program that decodes the vocal-tract movements articulators and another that synthesizes speech and "speaks" the words.
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The new book synthesizes fifty years of revisionist scholarship, repeating and amplifying the findings of other researchers (fully acknowledged), and tacking on a few additional charges.
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Jay Ulfelder, who works in the area of political forecasting, has developed a mathematical model that synthesizes this data to predict a country's level of risk.
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A systematic review of research literature on juvenile curfew programs was published in 2016 by the Campbell Collaboration, a nonprofit that synthesizes research studies for policymakers.
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Let's be clear: Facebook is an automated profiling machine that synthesizes the enormous amounts of behavior data we create as we click, share, and friend other users.
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Most of The Bell Curve synthesizes entirely mainstream social science, but then pollutes it with cranks like Weyl and uses it to make entirely unfounded policy suggestions.
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But many scientists concur that if a parent synthesizes or highly modifies a substance on which its offspring's life then depends, that parent is making a milk.
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As Lee describes it, this larger work synthesizes "mystical strains of utopian dreaming" from both sides of the world to articulate a new futuristic plane of existence.
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GW Pharma is a U.K. based biotech that grows its own cannabis plants — the scientific name for marijuana — to study the ingredients, and then synthesizes it into medicine.
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It can be argued that this operates as a giant self-portrait in the form of a Gesamtkunstwerk — a total work of art that synthesizes many different modes.
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These nascent efforts point to a global modernization that doesn't come at the cost of cultural specificity or aesthetic homogenization, but synthesizes calligraphic traditions to create new forms.
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"Real democracy is socialist, which is why I approve this law which synthesizes the thoughts of our Commander in Chief, (The late) Fidel Castro," said lawmaker Miguel Barnet.
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He said that Xage is building a security fabric for IoT, which takes blockchain and synthesizes it with other capabilities to create a secure environment for devices to operate.
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As for surgery, only a small minority of patients with chronic low back pain require it, according to UpToDate, a service that synthesizes the best available research for clinicians.
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In normal times, the living coral polyps form a symbiotic relationship with zooxanthellae, a colorful type of algae that synthesizes sunlight and CO153 to create nutrients for the reef.
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In normal times, the living coral polyps form a symbiotic relationship with zooxanthellae, a colorful type of algae that synthesizes sunlight and carbon dioxide to create nutrients for the reef.
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"She fuses all this information together, understands the roles and training for each person and their equipment, and synthesizes a solution to problems posted by the first responder," James explained.
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"Blue Dreams" arrives in the thick of a debate about the pharmaceutical approach to mental health, and synthesizes forceful critiques from Gary Greenberg, Irving Kirsch and Robert Whitaker, among others.
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Kolhatkar, a staff writer for The New Yorker and a former hedge fund analyst, expertly synthesizes an enormous amount of material, including court documents and hundreds of her own interviews.
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On the other hand, you have this video, in which David Roberts, who now writes for Vox, synthesizes all the basics into one easy-to-digest capsule in his TED Talk.
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Just like vision synthesizes properties such as brightness and color into an integrated scene, audio markers like pitch or loudness can be used to judge an object's distance or material density.
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Any of these changes can be useful on the job, noted Jennifer Lauren Ray, a researcher at the NeuroLeadership Institute, which synthesizes neuroscience findings and helps business leaders solve organizational problems.
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The MAT, for aspiring educators, is an immersive, two-year graduate program that synthesizes two summer residencies with home-based classroom observations and student teaching, leading to K-12 certification for licensure.
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The MAT, for aspiring educators, is an immersive two-year graduate program that synthesizes two summer residencies with home-based classroom observations and student teaching, leading to K-12 certification for licensure.
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He synthesizes a large quantity of disparate material, circling repeatedly back to one scientist in particular: Carl Woese, whose work both fleshed out Darwin's tree and laid the foundations for its uprooting.
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His execution came shortly before a federal appeals court ruled that defense lawyers were not entitled to information about how the pharmacy hired by the state synthesizes drugs used for lethal injection.
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Life on Earth synthesizes organic compounds from water and carbon dioxide, using the power of the sun or tapping energy from hydrothermal vents at the floor of the ocean to build these molecules.
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Yet "Doc & Darryl" is a valuable work that synthesizes the lives of two men who uplifted fans for a certain time with their athletic skills but were unable to control their addictive impulses.
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Spiber scientists isolate proteins from spiders and then synthesizes fibers in a laboratory through a process of fermentation using sugars and microbes, and then a spinning processes that turns the polymers into threads.
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When 20 years ago I wrote my little book on comics, I was fascinated with the way that this art form synthesizes words and images, something normally forbidden in older European visual art.
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There are two parts to the kit: One holds pellets containing the chemical machinery that synthesizes the product, and the other holds pellets containing instructions that tell the drug which compound to create.
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Perhaps the most expansive family novel of the last two years, C. E. Morgan's "The Sport of Kings" (2016), synthesizes the black epic of lost roots with the dynastic accrual of white property.
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"Crowdfunding" essentially synthesizes these ideas by reducing minimum investment amounts and allowing for web-facilitated crowd validation of entrepreneurs, while still permitting contributors to participate in the success (or failure) of an early stage startup.
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Reports by Arab and European travellers often contradict one another, so Gomez ingeniously synthesizes them with archeological evidence, manuscripts in Timbuktu libraries, and local tradition, to give a granular view of life in the region.
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A performance venue should be warm and inviting, but this building's interiors are cold and charmless with a modernist aesthetic that badly synthesizes the austere confines of MoMA with the oversized grandeur of the Whitney.
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He is also using his Berkeley affiliation to participate as a co-author on a coming report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a United Nations body that synthesizes climate science for world leaders.
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Here's how I described it in a December 2017 story: Xage is building a security fabric for IoT, which takes blockchain and synthesizes it with other capabilities to create a secure environment for devices to operate.
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The Reef Health Index (RHI), which synthesizes ecological data into a "Dow Jones"-style index, showed that the coral's overall rating had fallen to 2.5 in 2018 from 2.8 in its previous rating report in 2016.
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Like its predecessors, the album synthesizes any number of sounds and styles into a unique listening experience touching on everything from Jim O'Rourke and Bon Iver to Shabazz Palaces and Dntel (who contributed to the project).
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To make sure I wasn't missing anything, I consulted the chronic and acute low back pain articles on UpToDate, (a service that synthesizes the best available research for clinicians), the Cochrane Library of systematic reviews, and guidelines.
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His current investments include Impossible Foods, which synthesizes beef without cattle; Airwave, an operating system for drones; Mousera, sensor technology to speed insights from preclinical drug trials on lab animals; and Phononic, semiconductor-based heating and cooling.
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VCFA's MAT is an immersive two-year low-residency graduate program that synthesizes two summer residencies with home-based classroom observations and student teaching, leading to K-12 certification for licensure that is reciprocal across the country.
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Bergen synthesizes reams of his own and others' research clearly and cracks some pretty decent professorial jokes, but as entertaining and enlightening as he is, he inadvertently saps a little of the joy out of dirty words.
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Normally you cycle between four stages of increasingly deep sleep followed by the rapid-eye movement kind (REM), which is when your brain synthesizes everything from the day and stores it in your long-term memory bank.
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One thing antibiotics do is affect the function of the mitochondria, a structure found in most human cells (and those of many other organisms) that converts carbohydrates into energy, synthesizes proteins, and signals cell growth and death.
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Scientists have developed a tool that decodes brain signals for the speech-related movements of the jaw, larynx, lips and tongue and synthesizes the signals into computerized speech, according to a small study published in Nature on Wednesday.
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It's 2019, and testifying in front of the nation about a report that synthesizes hundreds of thousands of pages of evidence into a still-lengthy 397-pages is a herculean task even for someone who wrote the damn thing.
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Dr. Sharp became an intellectual father of peaceful resistance and the founder of an academic discipline devoted to his lifetime cause, one that synthesizes the philosophies espoused by Einstein, Gandhi, Tolstoy, Thomas Hobbes, Henry David Thoreau and the Rev.
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Congress needs an Information Age infrastructure that receives a broad scope of credible input from all stakeholders, synthesizes it and provides output that facilitates a comprehensive, common understanding of the issues so leaders can deliberate and develop sound public policy.
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"The arrival of a delegation of the FARC to the Congress, after a confrontation of more than 50 years with the Colombian state, has a profound meaning that in some way synthesizes what has been the signature of the peace agreement in Colombia," said Sen.
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What Americans currently register as a loss of civility is a loss not only of civilité but also of civilitas, the nervous system of our civic life, which synthesizes relations among us, our fellow citizens, our moral obligations and our commitments to fair governance.
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A report from Suzy Khimm of NBC News, published yesterday morning, synthesizes the many problems with such a directive: For one, the poultry industry leans on the labor the marginalized, primarily those of immigrants and refugees, and eliminating any limit altogether further exposes vulnerable demographics to unsafe conditions.
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Then, that person's body gathers "ingredients" to make the milk from their blood, and synthesizes them (sometimes pulling in water) in the mammary gland, says Katie Hinde, PhD, associate professor at the School of Human Evolution and Social Change and the Center for Evolution and Medicine at Arizona State University.
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In the ideal version of that process, an automated system sucks in all sorts of data, synthesizes it into something sensible, cues the satellite symphony, reincorporates the satellites' data back into the analysis loop, comes to a smarter conclusion, points the satellites or other sensors again, and repeats the entire process.
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I've created a simple starting point for investors that synthesizes the essentials of Modern Portfolio Theory — by diversifying across a broad cross-section of equity asset classes, favoring those that have historically outperformed — and a basic understanding of behavioral finance, by reducing portfolio volatility through the anchor of conservative fixed income.
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Increased ocean temperatures as a result of global warming represent the major reason coral reefs are dying around the world, as Brad Plumer reported for Vox: In normal times, the living coral polyps form a symbiotic relationship with zooxanthellae, a colorful type of algae that synthesizes sunlight and carbon dioxide to create nutrients for the reef.
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One could view The Radicalization Process as the most recent in a long history of theatrical adaptation of Antigone — as, indeed, it is — but that would sell short the incredibly complex structure of this narrative, which not only synthesizes an archive's worth of information about radical movements, Detroit/Midwestern history, method acting, and American culture, but also puts the three-person Hinterlands team through a physical guantlet that is exhausting to witness.
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The language deployed in these forms synthesizes business policy jargon, art-speak, batty instructions, dream descriptions, and over-exuberant promo copy, delivered largely in the mode of direct address, as well as a conversational diction that might best be described as the observations of the lost, as in "Table 20," which consists of a Bather interviewing an Aspiring Lifeguard: Bather: If you avert your eyes from something your/eyes can't help but see, are you seeing it or/not?
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The "Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate," which synthesizes about 7,000 studies from around the world, is predictably bleak: the ocean is not only warming but becoming more acidic, less oxygenated, and more hostile to life; glaciers and ice sheets are melting faster than expected, making life in the mountains increasingly difficult and raising the sea level at an accelerating rate; storms are getting worse and more frequent, rendering coastal cities and communities, home to some two billion people around the world, increasingly uninhabitable.
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