But the grand challenge of such a project is not in synthesizing human genomes—it's in synthesizing humility within our human scientific endeavors.
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I wouldn't say we're done synthesizing all that we're learning.
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With Homecoming, Beyoncé is synthesizing Black cultural and intellectual forms.
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He was like a little computer: He'd sit there processing, synthesizing.
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Open Source Estrogen examines the feasibility of synthesizing estrogen through citizen science.
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Every time we pull up a memory we are re-synthesizing that memory.
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Bacteria are able to do everything from breaking down toxins to synthesizing vitamins.
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Your brain is synthesizing these two data sets: the written and the drawn.
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In effect, the stimulation acts as an orchestra conductor, listening, synthesizing and leading.
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I had a hard time, as a young guy, synthesizing domesticity and sex.
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This is done by synthesizing (printing) DNA, which is then transformed (injected) into organisms.
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They also make it visible, synthesizing experiences for which there is no prior experience.
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That "he stumbles, slurs, gets confused, is easily irritated, and has trouble synthesizing information"?
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Synthesizing the paintings' themes, it offers a shifting perspective of the issues at stake.
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Stories about synthesizing life have been around for millennia, and everyone knows they end badly.
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Then he began to manufacture acid, synthesizing the purest LSD to ever hit the street.
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After synthesizing this information, we developed reorganization and reform recommendations that will be released today.
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But there is clearly a point of tension here, a problem synthesizing old and new.
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"Digital natives are more interested in actively synthesizing than in passively receiving information," he said.
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But synthesizing an organism's entire genome could represent an unprecedented level of human control over nature.
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Littell argued that it violated basic rules for synthesizing scientific research and called for its retraction.
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Rather, it's synthesizing an entirely new sound based upon the acoustic qualities of the individual instruments.
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I feel really grateful and lucky to make a living doing what feeds me: synthesizing ideas.
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His art is multilayered, synthesizing diverse cultural references to tell a untold story about the Middle East.
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The first machine capable of synthesizing speech was created by Bell Labs 80 years ago in 20183.
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Synthesizing new frames keeps the current application at full frame rate, advances motion forward, and avoids judder.
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It's a heady, unlikely brew that few artists are capable of synthesizing into a single, supple approach.
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Then, based on those photographs, he and his team built a "generative model" capable of synthesizing more.
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From Dr. Martin's data, it is clear that Luca could manage the complicated task of synthesizing proteins.
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Both are "collectors of ideas," synthesizing underground trends and applying an art school filter to pop technique.
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And synthesizing shopping preferences with an algorithm simplifies personal taste at best, and certainly isn't always successful.
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She's been working on synthesizing conductive nylon by mixing different nanoparticles like graphite and silver nano-powder.
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He nominated Gorsuch because his career resembles a lab experiment synthesizing every trend in modern conservative thought.
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Synthesizing these ancient forms with his previous fairy tale castle drawings, Hablik's work became more ambitious and fantastical.
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In the meantime, however, Four Thieves is still mostly focused on improving its MicroLab and synthesizing new medicines.
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After synthesizing it, researchers tested how lugdunin works by infecting the skin of several mice with S. aureus.
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Like Obama, they have been mostly successful in synthesizing those messages with the aid of compelling personal narratives.
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And most of these newer processes could require completely new enterprises, like growing kelp or synthesizing spider silk.
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Much like the taxing work of performing his music, synthesizing the pieces of Eastman's life is also exhausting.
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In synthesizing these divergent approaches, she brings together the geometric and the gestural, the mechanical and the handmade.
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Namely, synthesizing DNA with the device is an incredibly wasteful and expensive process, and it isn't totally error-proof.
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The cannabinoid chemists really loved Matt Bowden's music; they would stop synthesizing cannabinoids to film us on their phones.
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Delamanid fights TB using a novel mechanism that blocks the bacteria from synthesizing acids needed to build cell walls.
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But mostly, it is a repetitive slog that cries out for the traditional synthesizing journalistic function of an author.
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She was tasked with synthesizing small batches of the oil to try to convert it into high-quality resin.
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The Analogue Pocket comes with an on-device digital audio app dubbed Nanoloop, for synthesizing and sequencing digital music.
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If you're an artist, you live in the world, and you're just synthesizing a bunch of things that you've seen.
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Moments of aching ambience emerge alongside deeply romantic folk melodies, synthesizing the divergent musical interests the composer fostered since childhood.
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He and his friend started off synthesizing mescaline and then moved on to LSD... and it was really good acid.
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But synthesizing a gene, or an entire genome, would provide the opportunity to make even more extensive changes in DNA.
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Video game movies, in contrast, have typically done a poor job of synthesizing their source material for a mass audience.
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By the early '90s, the impasto was gone, and Mr. Mueller was brilliantly synthesizing East and West, high and low.
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For her thesis, Di Tolla finds an excellent middle ground between the political and pithy, synthesizing this exhibition's dominant themes.
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But manufacturers sidestepped the controls by synthesizing new analogues, some of them even more potent and deadly than the original.
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At a new startup called Lyrebird, machine learning experts are synthesizing convincing audio from one-minute samples of a person's voice.
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Countries like Russia started synthesizing a slew of other chemically similar "V series" nerve agents, including VR, VE, and so forth.
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"This line was really about synthesizing something super-functional — but also really beautiful — into a single expression," Gueracague told Well + Good.
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Designing and synthesizing a test, according to the authors, can be done in just a few days, for $0.61 per test.
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It has made us look, with a synthesizing eye, at every detail, and then, thwarted but living in hope, look again.
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"They have the same purpose of gathering information, synthesizing it and presenting it for the consumption of decision makers," he said.
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And this is what Rita Chin's book does, synthesizing the endless debates over multiculturalism into a vivid picture of postwar Europe.
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I'm intensely focused on listening to them and have been working to create mechanisms for synthesizing and responding to their feedback.
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More recently I've been playing more instruments on my tracks, rather than synthesizing sounds, so I take my time with it.
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The company also developed several processes that aided in the Nazi war effort, like synthesizing rubber and oil out of coal.
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The record holds the band's catchiest and most thoughtful material to date, synthesizing sounds found on previous albums into one cohesive unit.
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They also have a ready answer to the question posed by Francis Collins and others about synthesizing human genomes—why do it?
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Then, the swap happens, with a neural network synthesizing video of the target individual based on the stick figure movements of source.
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They couldn't be grown from sponges in any significant amount, and their sheer complexity made synthesizing them in a lab almost impossible.
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We've got machine learning systems captioning images, synthesizing speech and translating between languages, but it seems we've been neglecting their cultural development.
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It is based on a voice-synthesizing program by media firm Crypton Future Media, which declined to comment when contacted by Reuters.
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The new project, by contrast, would involve not reading, but rather writing the human genome — synthesizing all three billion units from chemicals.
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Dr. Boeke is leading an international consortium that is synthesizing the genome of yeast, which consists of about 12 million base pairs.
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And it symbolizes the tough job Mr. Colbert has had in synthesizing the Comedy Central and CBS audiences on his new show.
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He pointed to one of the networks: the "generator," charged with synthesizing, more or less at random, new versions of the landscape.
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Here, scientists hope to consolidate the JINR's lead in synthesizing the unknown SHEs that occupy the nosebleed section of the periodic table.
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In the past, The Upshot focused on synthesizing the flood of seemingly contradictory pre-election polls into a single probability of victory.
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But synthesizing those hormones from animal or plant extracts had been too expensive and relatively ineffective for use in commercial oral contraceptives.
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But that hour (the last screened for critics) is a wallop, synthesizing past and alt-present in a stylistic tour de force.
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But it was hard to exploit this discovery until Dr. Leder developed a way of synthesizing RNA triplets of a specific sequence.
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And because synthesizing drugs is cheaper and more reliable than farming plants, they can be produced at a fraction of the cost.
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The aims of the group range from facilitating the development of faster and cheaper technologies to developing an ethical framework for synthesizing life.
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After synthesizing the lessons of Minimalism and her own formal experiments, she achieved a series of major breakthroughs that sent her career skyrocketing.
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As always, he writes with a strongly synthesizing intelligence across a tremendous range; the result is a valuable introduction to a complex subject.
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He later did a stint as a strategy consultant, which he recalls as a crash course in quickly synthesizing information about unfamiliar situations.
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We have to be responsible for what we are searching, what we're reading, what we're watching and what we're synthesizing in our brains.
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Not only were students improving digital literacy, critical thinking and writing skills, but they also were synthesizing those skills with a scientific theme.
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Profiles in Science Instead of synthesizing new biochemicals from scratch, the Nobel Prize-winning chemist puts nature to the task — with astonishing results.
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Reading isn't just about statistics, it's about synthesizing knowledge: combining what you already know with what the author is trying to tell you.
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In an interview, Mr. von Loringhoven emphasized that he has focused on threats to NATO, synthesizing and building on reports from various nations.
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The ODNI would serve as the president's principal intelligence adviser so as to offer greater balance in synthesizing advice from the IC's principals.
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Cherry used a "winner take all" approach to allow DNA neural nets to distinguish between numbers by synthesizing a so-called "annihilator" molecule.
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Consider the simple act of moving from point A to point B. Solving for that equation requires synthesizing numerous variables, like speed and obstacles.
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This includes things like synthesizing podcasts, reading the news (think: Alexa's "Flash Briefing"), TV dub-ins, voices for characters in video games and more.
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The advances in synthesizing, assembling and testing genetic constructs, together with the advent of cloud computing, make generative design a good option for biologists.
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Biologists synthesizing DNA in a lab are no different, only the custom-designed genetic materials their machines piece together arguably have more street value.
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Depending on the type of design, this may include synthesizing DNA, introducing the DNA into cells, growing the organisms and testing for some properties.
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Murray's sculpture develops a unique perspective, despite synthesizing many aspects and themes of contemporary sculpture emerging from New York in the 210s and 220s.
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Chris writes: My days are spent scanning headlines and synthesizing the news, and the quiz represents an alternative way to keep you caught up.
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The two said they are looking forward to hearing from witnesses directly in public hearings, without the filter of news anchors synthesizing their words.
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Image tracking and voice synthesizing, again using neural networks and deep learning, can create a false presidential speech and animate lips to match it.
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By synthesizing hip-hop's many strands, she makes her bid to become future source material, for the strands to subsequently flow out of her.
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Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health, acknowledges that synthesizing a full human genome is feasible, but he doesn't quite see the point.
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"This is very exciting," said George Church, the Harvard geneticist whose own lab is working on synthesizing the human and pig genomes, nucleotide by nucleotide.
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This skill, combined with fast-thinking and synthesizing information, makes it easier to develop solutions, which Dubin says is the basis of every successful company.
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Chemists in Shanghai and other major manufacturing centers are still out-inventing lawmakers the world over, quickly synthesizing new, legal variants of recently banned drugs.
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"[Philo's] specialness lies in synthesizing how women want to dress with how they actually live their lives," wrote Whitney Vargas for T Magazine in 2014.
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Harari, a historian at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, has a gift for synthesizing material from a wide range of disciplines in inspired, exhilarating ways.
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Exscientia's CEO, Andrew Hopkins, has argued that AI means synthesizing fewer compounds for testing and running fewer experiments in the search for a new medication.
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One of the limiting factors in marathon running is an athlete's ability to dissipate the heat generated while synthesizing the energy needed to run so fast.
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Synthesizing all of this, she reconstituted different moments from her adolescence, casting amateurs as a number of characters, with multiple actors often playing the same role.
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To be clear, even once researchers have accomplished the incredible feat of synthesizing the entire yeast genome, they will not have created an entirely synthetic organism.
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" Synthesizing the DNA-based material was the "highest bar" technologically, Duffy said, as well as "the one we could build the strongest intellectual property protection bar around.
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He, Pathak and their colleagues Brian Hunt, Michelle Girvan and Zhixin Lu (who is now at the University of Pennsylvania) achieved their results by synthesizing existing tools.
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The initial track would be Mark playing guitars, through sequencers, creating the rhythm and the chords, with me synthesizing and phrasing what he played with my keyboard.
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It's about being able to do a wide variety of different things well, synthesizing disparate topics, and learning on your own in an unpredictable and unsupervised environment.
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Murray's sculpture certainly manages to develop a unique perspective, despite synthesizing many aspects and themes of contemporary sculpture emerging from New York in the 231s and 26s.
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Then they'd put the molecules to the test, synthesizing a few of them in the lab to see if the AI was onto something, or only dreaming.
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While Krammer was synthesizing his spike protein, a coalition of more than 22 scientists was assembling around the country to start using convalescent plasma against Covid-22.
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But students and residents cannot contextualize these facts when confronted with a patient and often have trouble synthesizing much of this information to solve a clinical problem.
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Compared to past deepfake methods like Face2Face from 2016 and "Synthesizing Obama" from 2017, the results are more crisp with fewer artifacts visible to the naked eye.
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" The exhibition was "a further step in synthesizing the history of East German art into German art history," he added, and in countering its "politicization and devaluation.
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Shaughnessy's fourth book looks back at her own adolescence in the 1980s; the title is a play on the then-pervasive synthesizer — and of course, on synthesizing.
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Comparing the results on each graphic, I started synthesizing these conclusions and translating them into actual mathematical quadratic equations, and later on evolving these into more complex parabolas.
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In work reported last year, however, a team of researchers led by Francis and Haddock homed in on a gene that might be involved in synthesizing the luciferin.
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While existing biotechnology is already used to make medicines like insulin and genetically modified crops, synthesizing whole genes or genomes gives an opportunity for far more extensive changes.
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These researchers found a method of first inducing skin cells to behave as polymorphic cells known as fibroblasts, which are responsible for synthesizing various types of connective tissues.
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It may even be that each time the synthesizing of art with masculine behaviors is casually reinforced, we know less about the woman artist than we did before.
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The ironic imagination can foster understanding of why different people might gravitate toward different views, but it can also provide a first step toward synthesizing and transcending them.
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"Most people do not understand how good AIs will be at synthesizing images in the future," website creator and software developer Philip Wang told me in an email.
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Synthesizing techniques Hejinian has honed since the beginning of her career, Tribunal challenges assumptions of what poetry can think through, and how thinking as a form of language transpires.
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There are more than 247 JWH compounds alone, and around 224, labs in China began studying old research papers, synthesizing the compounds and distributing them as "herbal incense" products.
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How, she wondered, could animals possibly be harmed by growing marijuana, psilocybin mushrooms, or coca—the plant from which cocaine is derived—or by synthesizing MDMA, 153CB, or LSD?
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However, Church and his team, as part of their mammoth project, have sequenced the virus' genome and are working on synthesizing the virus in hopes of finding a cure.
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Half of Asians and 75 percent of Pacific Islanders have a genetic mutation that prevent them from properly synthesizing clopidogrel (Plavix), a blood thinner used to treat heart disease.
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For artists Mary Tsang and Byron Rich, these issues prompted a project they call "open source estrogen," which aims to develop DIY methods for synthesizing estrogen for oral contraception.
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Scientists have discovered that a single-celled organism, a descendant of some of the earliest living creatures on Earth, is able to colonize a meteorite, growing and synthesizing nutrients.
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The cinematic painting "Las Tropicanas" (1972–73) marks the achievement of Carrillo's mature style and content, uniquely synthesizing multiple sources, including the paintings he studied closely at the Prado.
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But borrowing ideas and policy concepts from specialists, advocates, and interest groups and then synthesizing them into politically workable packages is what presidential candidates are supposed to be doing.
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The rest of the time, he is reading and then synthesizing a point of view by writing, which ends up being top of funnel for deal flow for him.
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Along with fellow chemists Nick Sand and Owsley "Bear" Stanley, he spent years opening various labs, synthesizing raw materials to make millions of doses, and trying to avoid the Feds.
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More confrontations followed — and more TV hits, in which Ngo makes an ideal guest, synthesizing many of the most effective tendencies of the right-wing heel in the Trump era.
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Although synthesizing DNA has traditionally been prohibitively expensive, it has been dramatically dropping in price in the last decade, from $4 per base pair to just $0.03 in 13 years.
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By synthesizing the data rather than collecting it from photos/videos of the real world, the company says it can create massive data sets faster, cheaper and without privacy issues.
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The former student was impressed and encouraged us to apply for funding from DTRA for synthesizing and testing a platform of novel oximes, based on the structure on that napkin.
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He is perhaps best known for synthesizing the MDMA, DMT, LSD and psilocybin (the psychedelic compound in "magic mushrooms") that have been used in the new wave of psychedelic research.
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Synthesizing a passion for film and an ability to follow a stringent schedule, Peter Majarich has embarked on a personal mission to redesign some of the most well-known movie posters.
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"Your model may be doing a better job of synthesizing polls," Chait tweeted at Silver, "but if those polls missed the Latino vote, people might be making an outcome-based judgment."
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The gut microbiome, the roughly 10 trillion to 100 trillion bacteria and other microorganisms that live in the digestive tract, contributes to health by synthesizing vitamins, metabolizing drugs and fighting pathogens.
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"We went through a massive campaign to globally map the asteroid and have been synthesizing all of that data to get down to our final sample site selections," Dr. Lauretta said.
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Using a similar concept, a team of Swiss scientists recently built a prototype of a total artificial heart that is the closest we have come to synthesizing the actual human organ.
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They didn't have teams of highly funded researches synthesizing new sensations, as we have for over a hundred years now; like teens in a small town, they took what they could find.
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"We will be synthesizing a wide range of advances in AI, including both deep learning and classical approaches, with a focus on building machines with a toolbox for common sense," he continued.
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Warren Chan, a biomedical engineer at the University of Toronto who has been synthesizing quantum dots for decades and was not involved in the study, said that's unlikely with these particular dots.
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The decades-long quest to identify real and truly beneficial medicines that thwart the HIV virus has relied heavily on synthesizing drugs in the lab with complicated chemistry, and testing them there.
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After a quick Google search, I found that song creation was just the tip of the iceberg – AI was also writing poems, editing films, and synthesizing art…and passing the Turing test.
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And a range of male-oriented toys similar to the RealTouch—such as the Vorze—have taken up its mission of synthesizing a cybersexual real by synchronizing visual, audio, and haptic data.
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How is life happening in the mind, through perceptions, thoughts, the incessant synthesizing of experiential data that defines consciousness, and also happening in the body, which is always needing and always dying?
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Grant's book does a phenomenal job of synthesizing what it takes to think outside the box, explaining how to confront seemingly impossible obstacles, and overcome them by using creativity to your advantage.
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For instance, in 2017, pharmaceutical company Bayer joined Ginkgo for a $100 million partnership aimed at synthesizing microbes that would allow staple crops like corn, wheat and rice to produce their own fertilizer.
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NASA has already set its sights on the moon's south pole, a region believed to hold enough recoverable ice water for use in synthesizing additional rocket fuel as well as for drinking water.
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Unlike traditional voice synthesizing solutions, where a single person records hours upon hours of speech that's then used to create the new voice, Voicery trains its system on hundreds of voices at once.
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In the meantime, I highly encourage you to read Pollack's entire article at the New York Times, and a provocative essay published in Cosmos Magazine about the ethics of synthesizing a human genome.
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When synthesizing sounds, you have to strike this mid-point between it clearly being electronic, and there being enough perceived "movement" in the sound for someone to deem it as potentially being organic.
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If you're not very familiar with the EFF, the organization provides some very useful shorthand for privacy concerns, synthesizing a lot of policy down into scorecards like this one and publishing them annually.
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For now, this is J Balvin's version of crossing over — synthesizing the sound, feel and delivery of modern American rap and R&B before bringing it all back to his own cultural turf.
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Elucidating the functions of these yeasts might bring scientists closer to synthesizing lichens in the lab, a feat that would allow researchers to study lichens without having to collect them from the field.
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" These fellows were an impressive lot; they drew on their benefactor's connections to capitalize projects that ranged from cancer immunotherapy to a device for synthesizing genomes to artificial neural networks that can "dream.
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Michael Miller, a microbiologist at the University of Illinois who has studied human breast milk, said that the benefit of synthesizing sugars for infants is still not even clear, let alone for adults.
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By the time the war ended, almost a million British women were carrying out chemical work in munitions factories, while others were synthesizing medicines, developing antiaircraft systems and code-breaking in naval intelligence.
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After long experimentation, Dr. Rosenkranz and his colleagues, the chemist Carl Djerassi, an Austrian refugee, and their student lab assistant, Luis E. Miramontes, achieved a breakthrough by synthesizing a progestin they called norethindrone.
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Borsuk's book on the book takes on the hefty task of synthesizing this wide-ranging research into a cross-disciplinary summary text that examines both historical and contemporary interest in this iconic form.
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By synthesizing Arabic vocals with quaking bass and wheezy synths, Eldahr reflects the cultural traditions of his country, while also using the electronic element to look—often with hopeful eyes—towards its future.
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"This work goes to show us that synthesizing different methods can help us extract previously inaccessible data from fossils—and also that we still have a lot left to learn about pterosaurs," she said.
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There are five acknowledged tastes: sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and (slightly more controversially) …Read more ReadThe unhappy reactions to the taste, and the difficulty synthesizing it all, point to a basic fact about fat.
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"In the case of Syria Street, I was tasked with synthesizing a complex and little-known story for a largely Western audience that is quick to typecast people from this region," the photographer adds.
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The entire exercise — locating the data, culling what I need and synthesizing it in a format that's accessible, always with a four-colored ballpoint pen — helps me detect patterns I otherwise wouldn't have noticed.
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And isn't it precisely this absurdity Lee embraces as he takes on the the process of registering signs, of converting and synthesizing them to create for oneself an experience that is as intensely real?
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Organized by the Mississippi Department of Archives and History under its director, Katie Blount, it is clearly designed for a digital-age audience, one accustomed to synthesizing a controlled chaos of words and images.
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Synthesizing new methods of communication with a satirical sensibility that is at once intricately dense and critically clear, her canvases present narratives that offer new ways of engaging with some of today's most critical topics.
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NASA has set its sights on the moon's south pole, a region believed to hold enough recoverable ice water for use in synthesizing additional rocket fuel as well as for drinking water to sustain astronauts.
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Why it matters: So far, AI tools in the health care world have mostly been useful for things like quickly reading and synthesizing a lot of medical literature — a few steps removed from clinical practice.
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What we already knew: Previous studies revealed mice with a mutation in genes responsible for synthesizing histamine in the brain were prone to repetitive behavior like excessive grooming but it was unclear how and why.
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Even if the snow is covering up important markers such as lane lines, humans are pretty good at synthesizing what visual information remains and making educated choices about where to go or how to drive.
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Dr. Endy of Stanford, who is a co-founder of a DNA synthesis company called Gen9, said the cost of synthesizing genes has plummeted from $4 per base pair in 2003 to 3 cents now.
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Synthesizing and interpreting a mountain of peer-reviewed literature, the report describes in great detail how global warming is already affecting the United States, and how it will do so much more in the future.
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"There is this cat and mouse chase, with clandestine labs synthesizing new drug, waiting until it becomes scheduled and then moving to a new compound," Mr. Gerona said, referring to how drugs are made illegal.
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By synthesizing what the robot needs to learn into a small number of concepts, rather than making it compute every possible variation, researchers allowed the machine to learn more efficiently, Shafti told CNN by phone.
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Kieran Tapsell, a retired lawyer who wrote a book about the church's abuse scandals, said the report was noteworthy for synthesizing a great deal of material and viewing it from sociological, psychological and theological perspectives.
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The no-fuss design is everything we've come to expect from a brand with an uncanny knack for identifying wardrobe staples, synthesizing the most essential elements of its design, and delivering it for a competitive price.
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DeepMind says blind listening tests found the new technology reduced the perceived gap between real and fake voices by more than half, compared with prior methods like synthesizing sentences piecemeal from a library of speech sounds.
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Her patterned panels can be read as decorative and abstract, but they borrow imagery from the figurative panels above them and the geometric forms below, synthesizing the two and subverting the linear progression of the triptych.
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For some of my writing, I simply take the questions that parents ask me and pose them to teenagers themselves at the schools I visit as a speaker and consultant, synthesizing their responses into an article.
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Instead of synthesizing these disparate elements into things tidy and deliverable, however, felted ceramic totems (his Once upon a time there were human beings series) and the aforementioned steel sculptures ( We Have Agency) exalt their differences.
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Answers to both questions, Parrington says, could be found in computational systems like the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring service, which is capable of taking many of these variables into account and synthesizing the data across multiples wildfire seasons.
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DNA is essentially a chemical made up of four separate molecules (commonly referred to as G, A, T and C), and in labs around the world scientists have been synthesizing DNA for many years now, he explained.
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Policymakers should foster public-private partnership with government agencies, to ensure that private sector innovations can provide advanced mission-based analytics, synthesizing data in a way that enables better informed decisions to be made for recovery efforts.
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Note, however, that nutmeg is considered an intoxicant and is classified by some Muslim jurists as haram, as it's laced with myristicin, which has hallucinogenic properties, and safrole, a chemical sometimes used in synthesizing the psychedelic MDMA.
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We know that, because we are empathetic and intuitive and smart; because we've got eyes in our head and a brain right behind them, humming along and synthesizing information that's both easy to understand and frightening to comprehend.
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In retrospect, it was not a good idea to set such high levels of expectation for AI. Using different AI and machine learning models, we are trying to perform the task of synthesizing, modelling and mimicking natural intelligence.
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Most similar perhaps to Rae Sremmurd, Dreezy is a natural stylistic chameleon, fully comfortable synthesizing the precise, impeccably delivered rhyming of someone like Jay Z with the spacey world of trap production and diving into melody when necessary.
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Synthesizing diverse possibilities — from Japanese prints to inlaid jewel boxes to embroidered kimonos to kitsch figures to digital screens — she generates a vision of uncertainty to carry with us as we head into the future, exhilarated and apprehensive.
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Mr. Smith wrote compositions and arrangements for the novel octet he founded with Mr. Brubeck in 1946, which anticipated the stylistic movement synthesizing classical music and jazz for which Mr. Schuller coined the term "Third Stream" in 1957.
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In fact, it's arguably quite a bit more dangerous, particularly when it comes to something like a pandemic response, a difficult task that requires understanding and synthesizing conclusions from a variety of technical and deeply specialized intellectual disciplines.
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What keeps us watching is Badgley's delicate balancing act as Joe, synthesizing charm and bug-eyed creepiness and alarm while carrying much of the comic burden in the slightly stiff but yearning tone of his Harlequin-novel narration.
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Most of these chefs have never been to China and have no Chinese culinary training, so they are learning as they go, synthesizing the values of the kitchens they know (organic, seasonal, soigné) with Chinese elements they do not.
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Current understanding of plant physiology suggests that major cereal crops – particularly rice and wheat – respond to higher CO25 concentrations by synthesizing more carbohydrates (starches and sugars) and less protein, and by reducing the quantity of minerals in their grains.
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Meager's research along with the work of David Roodman synthesizing evidence on issues like incarceration and immigration, gives me hope that we're getting better at blending knowledge across studies to come to a more complete understanding of the world.
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Uninterested in fitting in, or being charming, or acting snarky, ironic, or smug — all forms of presentation the class-conscious art world has celebrated — Webster is a true renegade who, in her paintings, has mastered synthesizing mayhem and repetition.
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The most famous person associated with digisexuality is probably Akihiko Kondo, a Japanese man who in 2018 married a hologram of Hatsune Miku, a 16-year-old virtual pop star, a piece of voice synthesizing software developed by Crypton Future Media.
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The studio has set out a rather prickly design problem: synthesizing battlefield tactics and doctrine with moral decisions about how to respond to the needs of your men in a way that's both historically accurate and engaging on a deep level.
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But she also possessed a Prince-like polymorphism, a playful joy in synthesizing genres — for example, on "Tightrope" (her collaboration with Big Boi from The ArchAndroid), an itchy, jump-blues bassline and big-band horns skitter while the beat zigzags sinuously.
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But back then it was fresh and alien, and I was disturbed and fascinated by the collision of these two conflicting impulses—like and don't like, want and don't want—these two strong feelings synthesizing into something empowering and revolutionary.
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Experts meeting in London this week said the science toolkit was improving fast and the cost of synthesizing DNA was now 100 times cheaper than in 2003, although uncertainties remain about regulation and the public's appetite for tinkering with life.
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Here's the thing: when your eyes are synthesizing information from multiple screens into a three-dimensional virtual space, the word "screenshot" fails to describe what it is doing almost as badly as it fails to document what you are experiencing.
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His characteristic rhetorical mode was to describe and understand both sides of a divide—black and white, liberal and conservative, Muslim and non-Muslim—before synthesizing them into a unifying story that seemed to originate in and affirm his own.
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Professor Raphael Mechoulam of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, whose landmark studies in the 1960s paved the way for cannabis research by isolating and synthesizing THC, the main psychoactive ingredient of marijuana, praised the Israeli government's open approach to the research.
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Sugarlogix does cite a 2016 study (funded by another company synthesizing human milk sugars) that found that the sugars did not have negative side effects and led to an increase of another gut bacteria in the same genus as B. infantis.
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If Fannon is confirmed in a vote by the full Senate, one of his most immediate tasks as assistant secretary of state would be synthesizing reports from intelligence agencies with oil industry data to re-implement sanctions on Iran's oil exports.
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Synthesizing the views of several scholars at the time, Andrew Busch argues of the late 1970s: A fundamental change in the nature and ends in American government had taken place, without serious reference to the first principles of American politics.
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Larger trends were harder to pin down, though a 2014 review in Science tried to quantify these declines by synthesizing the findings of existing studies and found that a majority of monitored species were declining, on average by 45 percent.
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The founder of a field that he called genetic geography, he was renowned for synthesizing information from diverse disciplines — genetics, archaeology, linguistics, anthropology and statistics — to explain how human populations fanned out over the earth from their original home in Africa.
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But on his latest album Kalaatsakia, out now on The Bunker New York, Gunnar Haslam looks to various Caribbean music styles for inspiration—synthesizing his striped-down, cerebral techno with reggae, dub, and dancehall rhythms to brilliant, and sometimes disorienting, effect.
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A team of researchers from the University of Central Florida and Carnegie Mellon University dedicated an entire paper to dealing with the problems facial occlusion poses to AI. The team of four created a method for synthesizing images of hands obstructing faces.
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Starting with Trap-A-Velli Tre, released in August of 2015, Mr. Chainz began effectively synthesizing all the best threads from his past work—the cartoon luxury, the somber naturalism, the quiet, earnest hope that the Braves will somehow get it together again.
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More than a dozen PhDs from top economics programs act as an on-site think tank for Uber, gathering facts from quants and data scientists and synthesizing them to arm the lobbyists and policy folks who fight some of Uber's biggest battles.
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The costs of this technique aren't likely to fall precipitously anytime soon, given the limited demand for data synthesizing, Sri Kosuri, a biochemistry professor at the University of California Los Angeles, who was not involved in the study, said in a statement.
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In the first episode, audiences can see the visual representation of his brain working overtime as he taps into a bank of memorized facts and manipulates anatomical diagrams in his head, all before synthesizing that information in superheroic fashion during medical crises.
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In starkly white laboratory rooms lined with cluttered desks, a segment of Indigo's 80-person staff spends its days isolating microbes from the plants, synthesizing their DNA and looking for markers that indicate they are similar to another microbe with a useful quality.
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George Rosenkranz, a chemist who, with two colleagues, altered human reproductive history in a Mexico City lab in 1951 by synthesizing the key ingredient in what became the oral contraceptive known as "the pill," died on Sunday at his home in Atherton, Calif.
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Other projects, detailed in a Medium post published Friday, include an automated system for sending location-specific event emails to volunteers; a backend tool for synthesizing different streams of voter data; and, to pick a niche infamously ripe for disruption, a caucus app.
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And so there's a need for future Brands, young cultural craftsmen who identify those who are building the future, synthesizing their work into a common ethos and bringing them together in a way that satisfies the eternal desire for community and wholeness.
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Synthesizing into the wealth taxBy 2015, Zucman was sure of two things: tax enforcement was a policy choice, and American wealth inequality was at levels not seen since ahead of the Great Depression and during the Gilded Age of the late 19th century.
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Barkley's job is to have an opinion, not a perspective; to the extent that the latter involves synthesizing and analyzing things and the former involves saying them as loudly as possible, it's clear that this is a pretty nice break for him, workload-wise.
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And of course, a natural extension of all of that prescient fashion creativity is a clothing line, which is where Kendall and Kylie Jenner's collection Kendall + Kylie comes in to play, synthesizing their heavily photographed wardrobe into affordable pieces their fans can actually purchase.
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At the same time the RIKEN group was experiencing its initial successes, a number of other laboratories around the world were also working on synthesizing element 103, including the US-based Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Russia.
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But, by synthesizing 18 previous studies about pain and alcohol, authors of this study were able to crunch the numbers and find that increasing blood alcohol content (BAC) to 0.08 percent increases the pain threshold and creates a "large reduction" in pain intensity ratings.
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It's a technique where a single small camera moves across a space, capturing images as it goes, and by very careful analysis of the data it collects, it can produce imagery like that created by a much larger camera — essentially synthesizing a bigger aperture.
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According to research presented earlier this week at the National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS), chemists claim to be on the verge of synthesizing all of the healthy compounds of hops, in hopes of one day creating medical treatments from them.
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Although these green algae are most often unicellular, they must have shared an ancestor with land plants: They have many genes in common that are crucial for survival on land, including some that confer resistance to drying out and some for synthesizing a cell wall.
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They say it creates questions of conflicts of interest and an echo chamber of identical views with little room for dissent at the agency charged with coordinating policy throughout the government's military, foreign policy and intelligence communities and synthesizing the best advice for the president.
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The product of all those years of creative labor is finally here: The band's new album, Wildflower, was released last week, and The Was heralds its arrival by beautifully sampling, mixing, and synthesizing songs from the new album with remixes of the band's older music.
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But in a report for the Center for American Progress synthesizing available public survey data, census data, and actual election returns, Robert Griffin, John Halpin, and I found that 2016 voters were 20163 percent white non-college and just 30 percent white college-educated.
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In addition to shedding light on important basic biology questions and acting as a stepping stone to one day synthesizing genomes of more complex organisms, a full set of synthetic chromosomes might allow scientists to create designer versions of yeast that are far more useful and efficient.
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This statement not only instructs new painters to avoid limiting their repertoire of techniques, but also posits that synthesizing techniques popular in the mid-14th century with earlier, less familiar techniques and styles could forge a new creative tradition of landscape painting; copying could lead to innovation.
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While the show was always very good at synthesizing its philosophical influences into a coherent, cohesive whole, the fourth episode in particular does this quite well; it's one of the earliest signs that Neon Genesis Evangelion is not just another fable about giant mechs and even bigger monsters.
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But on top of that, I always want to make sure we're synthesizing the avalanche of bewildering news that seems to come at us every day in a way that makes sense of things for the viewer and gives them important context for understanding what's happening and why.
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Members who facilitate these discussions will also benefit from practicing communication skills that will enhance their ability to facilitate legislative agreements in Congress — active listening, asking clarifying questions, synthesizing the comments of others, modeling dispassionate discourse, intervening in debate to minimize discord and keeping the conversation on track.
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As the group continues to experimenting with synthesizing its own cabotegravir, some Four Thieves affiliates have started purchasing a commercially available PrEP called tenofovir, compounding it with an inert buffer, and then providing it to heroin dealers who can choose to cut their product with the PrEP as a "service" for their customers.
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Synthesizing these conjectures, Taubes sees insulin resistance as the bedrock disturbance in the body which unleashes a cascade of other hormonal and inflammatory molecules that attack the brain (causing dementia), degrade the heart and the blood vessels (causing heart attack and stroke), disturb the metabolism of uric acid (causing gout), and so on.
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"If you were to use a robotic voice there would also be less of a risk that all of your voices that you're synthesizing only represent a small minority of the population speaking in 'BBC English' and so, perhaps in a sense, using a robotic voice would even be less biased as well," he adds.
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The authors of the paper in Science say they do not want to create babies but maintain that focusing on a grand challenge like synthesizing an entire human genome would be the best way to galvanize advances in DNA synthesis that could be used for more practical purposes, such as engineering plants, animals and microbes.
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So instead of focusing on how quickly I wanted to finish this article, I asked why I agreed to write it in the first place: I might learn something new when synthesizing the research; I'd finally have somewhere to point people when they ask about productivity; and it might help some of those people.
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The timing was right for Bruce to begin tangibly forming his new system, Jeet Kune Do. He had already been synthesizing many of the influences that he had been exposed to in recent years—from James Lee's street-fighter sensibility to Wally's Jay's propensity for innovation—to form an integrated system personalized to the individual.
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The theoretical end goal, Maggic told me, is anyone in need of estrogen—whether a cis woman hoping to prevent pregnancy or a trans woman taking a DIY approach to hormone replacement therapy—"hacking in the kitchen and synthesizing their own estrogen," pulling the molecule from urine or other natural sources where it happens to reside.
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The company brings together not just a vast trove of data about proper grammar, but using AI techniques around machine learning and natural language processing it is constantly synthesizing new words and phrases and styles to improve the help that it provides to users, to solve what is essentially an everyday problem for many people: writing well.
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It's easy to borrow sounds and techniques until the cows come home, but simply synthesizing your influences into something vaguely familiar to listeners in hopes of building a fanbase––or catching some sort of algorithmic wave and tricking Spotify into playing their song immediately after another, more famous artist––doesn't really work unless you're putting something of yourself into your work as well.
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" After synthesizing a vast body of literature and reviewing almost 20 global mass extinctions over the past half billion years — including the most extreme ones, the so-called Big Five — the authors concluded that "large scale volcanism is the main driver of mass extinctions" and that "most extinctions are associated with global warming and proximal killers such as marine anoxia.
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But designing and synthesizing a compound that will make it through the gut intact, that has what it takes to find its way from blood to brain, and that boasts the perfect configuration to activate one or both of the orexin receptors is "a very, very high challenge" he says, one that is "significantly" greater than finding a compound to interfere with the receptor as Belsomra does.
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There are literally dozens of components that go into AI systems — from computer vision and machine learning systems to process the world and decide what to do, through to the hardware mechanics to execute those decisions — and Boston Dynamics is one of the few synthesizing all of them in one place successfully, which begs all kinds of questions about what these robots could do in a few years' time, versus what they should be doing.
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As most people who work on such programs would be quick to remind you, late-night shows have a much different function than cable news: They're comedic first responders, synthesizing the news of the day and presenting it in more palatable, punchline-filled segments that try to make some sense of what's going on in the world — or, barring that, to highlight how the most ridiculous news stories can be hilarious too.
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In synthesizing this period in European history in a long but very readable volume (part of the Penguin History of Europe series), Kershaw reminds us that the Continent has faced other large challenges in the postwar era and survived; that some long-term trends of peace, prosperity and democracy are both robust and remarkable; and that individuals have agency, and can alter the course of events — they are not mere expressions of those events.
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