A man takes advantage of the rare pause in fighting.
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It takes advantage of an older exploit found in Windows.
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I think he's a person who takes advantage of situations.
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This is a guy who takes advantage of little people.
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But the liberal approach takes advantage of Mr. Kim's ambitions.
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Musk takes advantage of the closest thing to autonomy on freeways.
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"Autoslash takes advantage of this to save you money, " Carl explains.
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Capitalism, naturally, takes advantage of such increasingly swift and secretive moves.
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It has become clear that she takes advantage of her privileges.
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Their approach takes advantage of the audio-based nature of TikTok.
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Give us a Minesweeper update that takes advantage of this baby.
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The new One World Trade Center building takes advantage of this.
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China's Qin Shi Huang takes advantage of another path to cultural dominance.
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The app takes advantage of VR to add one brand new feature.
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It takes advantage of the two cameras to calculate different depth levels.
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The payments portion takes advantage of the customer's on-file credit card.
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It's as bad as it gets when someone takes advantage of something.
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The workout app also takes advantage of the watch's always-on functionality.
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This president takes advantage of the most powerful messaging platform in history.
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Mr. Panero's family takes advantage of the neighborhood in other ways, too.
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McCreadie is asked why he takes advantage of such an inhume system.
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The Millennium Force takes advantage of its location, which borders Lake Erie.
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Let's hope the Supreme Court in Wayfair takes advantage of that opportunity.
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And I think one of my co-workers takes advantage of him.
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The app also takes advantage of Panasonic Avionics' API and MapQuest's Android SDK.
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One skater who takes advantage of this rule is Russian skater Alina Zagitova.
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They believe the rest of the world takes advantage of the United States.
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It takes advantage of the growing fanfare for Samsung's new hole-punch displays.
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Café X in San Francisco takes advantage of the showy appeal of robots.
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It takes advantage of the "heartbeat" feature that makes sure connections remained open.
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Maxwell's 2-year-old brother, Ace, takes advantage of the kissey pose, too.
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Arbitrage is a tactic that takes advantage of price differences to make profits.
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The new Google Finance is smarter and takes advantage of your search history.
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The program takes advantage of Amazon's growing smart-home and smart-security presence.
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And after, unfortunately the ultra right's backlash takes advantage of the unknown's fear.
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AceDeceiver, meanwhile, takes advantage of a tactic used to download pirated iOS apps.
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Bolsonaro also takes advantage of conspiracy theories and misinformation to bolster his support.
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It also takes advantage of a drug user's key motivation to get well.
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A young Paul Newman is the cad who takes advantage of her condition.
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Bloomberg's new effort takes advantage of a trendy technology known as relational organizing.
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It also takes advantage of advances in technology that may be unfamiliar to victims.
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It's a burst of young enthusiasm she hopes her own party takes advantage of.
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"But there are loopholes in the system that he takes advantage of," argued Campbell.
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Directive Games showed a demo of a tabletop game that takes advantage of ARKit.
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It takes advantage of the massive expressive capability of synthesis and of a computer.
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Daredevil's a blind man who takes advantage of other people's tendency to underestimate him.
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The device takes advantage of the more than 12,000 voice commands supported by Alexa.
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The move takes advantage of the fact that everybody in a company needs chat.
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That Mr. Rubio is another dishonest politician who takes advantage of his powerful position.
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This system also takes advantage of the water you're already using in your home.
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Among other things, Stoll takes advantage of their world travels to broaden his palate.
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ISIS also takes advantage of rugged terrain in eastern Afghanistan to evade military strikes.
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The service also takes advantage of the Music Genome Project to make playlist building easier.
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UBS, Switzerland's biggest bank, said it follows Swiss law and takes advantage of disgorgement deductions.
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In short, the exploit takes advantage of a flaw in the Nvidia Tegra X1 chip.
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The accessory takes advantage of that glass back to charge wirelessly via the Qi standard.
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The world's biggest solar plant using photovoltaics (PV), it takes advantage of the Sahara sunshine.
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The Mac app takes advantage of APIs from Mac OS X El Capitan, says Microsoft.
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Kinside also takes advantage of the trio's past experience in the payments and benefits space.
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Stolen Goods takes advantage of Carberp, third-party malware whose source code was leaked online.
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But the friend/parent dynamic often gets blurred, and Rory takes advantage of their relationship.
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The way Mr. Bigonzetti takes advantage of the dancers' extraordinary technique comes to feel exploitative.
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And Ms. Ruiz takes advantage of one of Verona's most popular sites: the community pool.
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Sometimes, though, he takes advantage of the opportunity to vent, which is partly by design.
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The estate's vantage point on a hill overlooking the Potomac takes advantage of beautiful views.
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He takes advantage of a $1.50 lunch offered by the senior center in the building.
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A constructor that takes advantage of the large format and really stuffs it all in.
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Scooters will cost $0.33/minute unless the rider takes advantage of the low-income plan.
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The upgraded camera system also takes advantage of the new, more powerful A13 Bionic processor.
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Xenophobic nationalists exaggerate the extent to which the outside world takes advantage of the nation.
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A constructor that takes advantage of the large format and really stuffs it all in.
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The study takes advantage of a new method that can serve as a whole ocean thermometer.
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The system takes advantage of existing destruction models, ones that have been well-characterized for decades.
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How Squad screensharing looks How Squad screensharing looks Squad takes advantage of Apple's ReplayKit for screensharing.
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Using this moment just to get a laugh inappropriately takes advantage of a man's traumatic experience.
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So she takes advantage of the free wine and uses her new drunken confidence to banter.
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Twitter is a place to share your opinions, and Chrissy Teigen definitely takes advantage of that.
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The first takes advantage of errant air molecules that have wandered into space from Earth's atmosphere.
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Spotinst takes advantage of excess capacity offered at a discount by all of the cloud vendors.
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The new Portrait mode takes advantage of the two cameras at the back of the device.
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The augmented reality game takes advantage of GPS technology to merge the virtual and real worlds.
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My grandmother also takes advantage of any relaxing moment on holiday to put her feet up.
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Revenue up 8% to £5 billion as it takes advantage of rivals' bankruptcies and operational problems.
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Butterfield takes advantage of that iconic physicality to make these sculptures that have manifestly wide appeal.
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Sometimes we want our bodies to halt the system; cancer takes advantage of this survival mechanism.
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Ensure that everyone takes advantage of it — including senior managers, men and people who aren't parents.
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It isn't just a web embed — it's a native widget that takes advantage of Binance's API.
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Libération also reported that Amazon takes advantage of that relationship to foster productivity at all costs.
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Farhad also takes advantage of the handyman service that the company offers users who need assistance.
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Meanwhile, Dwight takes advantage of the hottest toy of the Christmas season, the Princess Unicorn doll.
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And he takes advantage of that as much as he can to jet to new destinations.
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The goal is to pair a prisoner with potential work that takes advantage of their strengths.
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What the Health, a new documentary on Netflix produced by Joaquin Phoenix, takes advantage of these realities.
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But what I'm most curious about is how the band takes advantage of the rest of technology.
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Officially called the MultiView Screen, the product takes advantage of how reflective surfaces handle incoming light sources.
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Negan doesn't care, takes advantage of that fact, and then relishes the destruction and violence he's inflicted.
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The new feature also takes advantage of the system's ability to identify a photo's content, like landmarks.
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"If he takes advantage of this trip to bring people together, that would be good," said Seiple.
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The final new tool takes advantage of Boomerang, Instagram's year-old standalone app for making looping videos.
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It also brings to mind Roli's Noise app, which takes advantage of the touchscreen in similar ways.
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At home, she grows herbs and vegetables, and takes advantage of the Bronx's many acres of parkland.
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Edge takes advantage of its deeper integration with the operating system to wake less frequently, he claimed.
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This takes advantage of the fact that the ground is always around fifty to fifty-five degrees.
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This new take on Mario Party looks like it takes advantage of the Switch's uniquely portable capabilities.
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Learn how the brain stores trivia, uses reinforcement and takes advantage of imagery to lock in information.
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He takes advantage of her focused intonation and rhythmic precision to lend even anguished passages structural strength.
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The playlist takes advantage of your historical listening data on YouTube Music and on YouTube, he said.
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Then there's the camera, which takes advantage of the fact that there's two screens on one phone.
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Niantic's says Buddy Adventure takes advantage of Pokémon Go's existing AR+ mode, which launched first in 2017.
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Lee plays along, and takes advantage of his lust-fogged brain to put him in a strangle hold.
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Then you take how many energy-related services each person takes advantage of — that's heating, cooling, transport, lighting.
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Called Tanzu, the product takes advantage of the knowledge the company gained when it acquired Heptio last year.
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Researchers say unlike other smartphone microscopes, CNBP's version takes advantage of the flash that's built into most phones.
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The company says that 50 to 80 percent of customers' traffic now takes advantage of this distributed infrastructure.
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The connection points for the tech cleverly takes advantage of the jacket's button-hole to look less obtrusive.
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Follow along with Refinery29's Annie Georgia Greenberg as she takes advantage of everything Austin has to offer!
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Decibel has, and apparently takes advantage of, access to Cisco's many offices, including six in San Francisco alone.
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Like a true veteran champ, CT takes advantage of the vacation time given to him at Redemption House.
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On a simple enjoyment level, Bushworld Adventures takes advantage of what makes Rick and Morty so great. Because.
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Frankly, it is not hard to imagine a peripheral that takes advantage of this and brings hands-free.
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We created the Intel® XDK, for instance, which takes advantage of a project that's known as Cordova.
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Rarely used, the system takes advantage of smartphone technology to push urgent alerts out to the public quickly.
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The Pro also takes advantage of iOS 9.3's new blue-light reduction feature for late-night use.
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The launch of Ionic and Versa allows us to have a portfolio that takes advantage of that trend.
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It's modeled after the Gear's Pocket Edition version, but takes advantage of the Rift's more powerful hardware needs.
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Frost uses Metal technology to create its smooth animations, and takes advantage of other technologies like multi-touch.
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NASA takes advantage of this fortunate circumstance every times it sends a spacecraft to the outer solar system.
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According to the research, fileless malware that takes advantage of Microsoft PowerShell surged by a whopping 119 percent.
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The tonal whiplash is part of Wolfenstein's charm, and the game constantly takes advantage of your cynical expectations.
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Create a better performance sock, one that takes advantage of clever design innovations to improve comfort and performance.
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I think this practice is unethical and takes advantage of ambitious and talented young people with big dreams.
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She takes advantage of the last bit of daylight to reheat the dinners her family prepares for her.
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The attack takes advantage of the web-based operating system that sits on top of the Cyberoam firewall.
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Lawmakers have asked if Amazon takes advantage of data it collects from sellers to develop its own offerings.
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But don't get too excited by those, because developers haven't actually made anything that takes advantage of them yet.
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Mania nails the sense of speed that defines those earlier games, and its level design takes advantage of this.
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Because Face ID takes advantage of the iPhone X's advanced camera system, it will arrive on iPhone X only.
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A rival racing giant, Linsky, takes advantage of the rift and offers Cam a lucrative opportunity racing for him.
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I hope everyone takes the risk of dangerous heat seriously and takes advantage of whatever relief options they have.
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She takes advantage of it by contributing 103% of her annual salary, which comes to around $240 each month.
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The product takes advantage of a couple of Einstein artificial intelligence algorithms including Einstein Image Classification for image recognition.
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That's a little less than the GDP of Ireland, where Apple takes advantage of some intense tax loopholes. Nice!
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If you're a startup founder desperate enough you'll reach for any lifeline and this accelerator takes advantage of that.
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And I certainly think that's an opportunity the American people would be well served if Congress takes advantage of.
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Hyper-threading takes advantage of those cores, allowing them to doing big fancy computations in parallel instead of systemically.
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This system takes advantage of deep neural networks to translate entire sentences — not just phrases — for greatly improved translations.
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The problem is, he knows that as well, and he takes advantage of it every step of the way.
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This week she takes advantage of that fact by chatting with one of the Garden State's legends, DJ Jayhood.
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Like all electric cars, the Bolt takes advantage of the 266 lb-ft of torque available from 0 rpm.
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This approach takes advantage of a behavioural bias known as loss aversion—people are eager to avoid paying more.
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If it takes advantage of them, America can avert a crisis and begin to reassert its will in Syria.
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More likely is the increased risk to alliance cohesion, as Russia takes advantage of the opportunity to cultivate divisions.
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Christine takes advantage of situations in ways that she thinks will be advantageous to her in the long run.
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There'll be a new platform at some point and there'll be a different candidate that takes advantage of that.
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It could become the storage layer that takes advantage of all those unused resources in the devices around you.
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Walmart's health care strategy "takes advantage of big boxes and big parking lots close to people," CEO McMillion said.
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The SAR technique takes advantage of the fact that the instrument is moving over the surface of the planet.
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The app notably takes advantage of the new streaming APIs Apple introduced last year at its annual developer conference.
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It takes advantage of data mining and machine learning to surface the biggest deals most likely close in the pipeline.
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Villanelle, ever the empath, takes advantage of him and convinces him to sneak out and get her a hospital badge.
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In short, the watch takes advantage of the thermoelectric effect where differing temperatures can be used to generate a current.
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What makes the system more interesting than the usual smart entry solution is how it takes advantage of facial recognition.
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We are trying to do something that's unique, takes advantage of our platforms and that really brings culture to it.
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The screen, which takes advantage of some Nougat enhancements, has been improved, with increased brightness, bigger fonts and expandable notifications.
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Meanwhile, the Parkinson's app takes advantage of the iPhone's microphone, gyroscope and accelerometer to collect and track health and symptoms.
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The new service takes advantage of the DOCSIS 3.1 standard that allows for fiber-like speed over existing coaxial cables.
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Showtime's Outer Limits takes advantage of premium cable's freedom to be more violent than the 1960s version of the show.
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It takes advantage of virtual reality's strengths, but still focuses on telling a story that's compelling in its own right.
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The feature takes advantage of 3D Touch, which means it only works on Apple iPhone 6s and 6s Plus devices.
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The automated system takes advantage of the natural language processing capabilities in Messenger's platform to understand what people are saying.
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Woollip takes advantage of the only extra space you're given on a plane or bus — right in front of you.
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That is why the importance of how Apple evolves software that takes advantage of their market position is so critical.
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The Cinema 3D system takes advantage of the fact that moviegoers don't move around much once they've reached their seats.
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Quiamco takes advantage of the community she built and asks them to help her decide what to paint or draw.
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In Phoenix, one resident takes advantage of the early morning to play pickle-ball before the day really heats up.
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The software takes advantage of Apple Metal, which gives developers "near direct" access to the GPU running on these devices.
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The deal takes advantage of the fact that the tribe is treated as a sovereign nation immune to civil lawsuits.
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Meanwhile, Trump takes advantage of it and uses it to create a series of racist tweets, that are flagrantly racist.
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Trace marks their first collaboration with him on a new project that takes advantage of the museum's unique circular galleries.
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The action takes advantage of two of James' greatest strengths—playmaking from the elbow, and from rolls to the rim.
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In particular, we should encourage construction that takes advantage of the most effective mass transit technology yet devised: the elevator.
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According to Presto CEO Rajat Suri, Presto Vision takes advantage of preexisting surveillance cameras that many restaurants already have installed.
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This is a solution that takes advantage of robotics to help humans keep store shelves stocked and find other issues.
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Instead of shelling out for a gym membership, Yang takes advantage of the free fitness facilities available to D.C. residents.
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Onliner takes advantage of credentials harvested from other security breaches, including the LinkedIn hack from 2012, phishing campaigns, and other sources.
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And Cameron Post takes advantage of the total isolation a teenager could feel in the pre-internet 1990s compared to today.
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It's a software feature that takes advantage of the two lenses on the iPhone 7 Plus to create some background blur.
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The former task uses basic analog stick and button controls, but the latter takes advantage of the DualShock's motion-tracking capabilities.
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On iOS, the Yahoo Mail app takes advantage of a particular caller ID and block setting (Settings –> Phone –> Call Blocking & Identification).
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Instead it takes advantage of the S7's OLED screen and turns on only the pixels that need to be lit.
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That means the app now takes advantage of the bigger screen, with plenty of space for information and all your reminders.
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YOLO actually takes advantage of Snapchat's Snap Kit platform that was designed specifically to eliminate the need for Mindie's sketchy integrations.
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But a new project by Japanese researchers takes advantage of this imaginative potential and combines it with AI to magical effect.
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It takes advantage of a feature on all those platforms that helps execute HTML5 code within a window on an app.
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Many people can't feel settled if there are red dots begging to be tapped — a psychological quirk Facebook takes advantage of.
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The feature takes advantage of Google's increasingly more powerful language translation platform, which the company has been augmenting using A.I. technologies.
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It also takes advantage of a historical tendency of the electoral pendulum to swing back and forth between the two parties.
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It also takes advantage of software improvements to ensure it can capture footage without including the pole that holds it afloat.
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BECCS , which stands for "bio-energy with carbon capture and storage," takes advantage of the original form of carbon engineering: photosynthesis.
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The New York attack document takes advantage of a different feature, known as Microsoft Office Dynamic Data Exchange, to download Seduploader.
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This criminal enterprise takes advantage of and endangers many individuals and undermines the legitimacy of our generous system of humanitarian protection.
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This in no way takes advantage of economies of scale that the nation's largest integrated health system is capable of leveraging.
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The star, who's no stranger to bold lip and eye looks, takes advantage of every opportunity she gets to push boundaries.
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The first kernel exploit takes advantage of an information leak, allowing the attacker to locate the kernel in the device's memory.
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She takes advantage of maintenance and morning workout routines that bring guests and employees in and out of the pool entrances.
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Amazon's Alexa, the voice-recognition digital service, is one of the fastest-growing tools that takes advantage of machine-learning capabilities.
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One that not only takes advantage of cloud native capabilities and containerized applications, but also requires modernization of existing, critical systems.
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Eternal Blue takes advantage of a vulnerability in the Windows operating system, for which Microsoft issued a patch earlier this year.
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But Maupin never takes advantage of the many opportunities he has to delve more deeply into this part of his past.
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When middle child Noa appears to acquire some mystical healing powers, the family takes advantage of it to eventual devastating effect.
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But GeForce Now has a key differentiation: it takes advantage of the games you already own on Steam, uPlay and Battle.
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No inductive wireless charging, but a nicely designed smartphone cradle that takes advantage of the Model 3's open, airy interior.
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Another, more recent technique, takes advantage of the fact that in recent years a lot of debt was issued without covenants.
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In it, a former United States president, Shagpoke Whipple, takes advantage of the Depression to demagogue his way back to power.
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These are not lazy people and this independent contractor position really takes advantage of the people on the bottom rung of income.
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On a very basic level, MDS takes advantage of an advanced processor feature called "speculative execution," just like Spectre and Meltdown did.
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This takes advantage of that fact that Earth's atmosphere allows certain wavelengths of heat-carrying infrared radiation to escape into space unimpeded.
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Below that is the Archer AX6000, a dual-band router that takes advantage of Wi-Fi 63's improved multi-connection support.
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It's a favorite among Vive owners because it takes advantage of the system's best features, especially the wireless controllers and positional tracking.
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This takes advantage of new products AI will enable (the cleaning robots) but also its autonomous functions (the machine vision-based tracking).
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The hack takes advantage of a router setting that makes smart devices, like Chromecasts and Google Homes, publicly viewable on the internet.
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The current game takes advantage of Twitter's recent doubled character limit, letting him create a CD-ROM-compatible game in 277 characters.
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"I'm too nice too long, and when somebody takes advantage of a situation, I become too bad for too long," Trump responded.
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At lunch, Christian takes advantage of his building's cafeteria, which he notes is priced slightly lower than the average Manhattan lunch spot.
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This beta has one new feature in particular — the Portrait mode that takes advantage of both cameras in the iPhone 7 Plus.
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Google uses a process Chandra calls "neural beam forming," which takes advantage of computing in cloud to identify and process your speech.
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"China's 'free trade' is based on building a wall around itself and then takes advantage of freedoms in other countries," he said.
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The company also takes advantage of the fact that a company is going to switch everyone to Lunchr, not just some employees.
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The documentary explores what happens to the other 91,472—and how the system takes advantage of these young people, then abandons them.
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The Nature of Things, a two-woman exhibition at Prospect Range in Brooklyn, takes advantage of the way we look at nature.
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Sonora 128 takes advantage of one billboard's imposing size to give artists a chance to display their work for a large audience.
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"Bee's," by the Portuguese designer Susana Soares, is a blown-glass object that takes advantage of bees' highly developed sense of smell.
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Khlestakov takes advantage of the mistake to extract big loans from the locals, bully the mayor, and run off with his daughter.
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Critics say it bypasses eye care professionals, doesn't properly vet prescriptions and takes advantage of federal regulations to the detriment of consumers.
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The robot takes advantage of Zebra's EMA50 mobile automation technology and links to other store systems, including inventory and online ordering systems.
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The thing that happens when some billionaire comes out against Warren is that she takes advantage of it to further her message.
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Garrett takes advantage of a pension fund as well as his company's 401(k) plan, which means his retirement savings are automated.
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Within the constraint of a limited palette, there is the possibility of myriad distinctions and differences, and Meyer takes advantage of them.
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AVANTgarden takes advantage of Instagram's recently launched carousel feature, which allows users to upload a set of up to 10 photos at once.
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Last year, Trump ordered a federal task force to investigate the Postal Service's finances because he thinks Amazon takes advantage of the agency.
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The company is proposing a planetary aerial vehicle based on "dynamic soaring," which takes advantage of wind shear to generate lift and velocity.
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And Donald Trump is still our president, leading us into deeper tribalism as he takes advantage of our two-party system's fatal flaw.
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Energy Ring is a customizable app that takes advantage of the Galaxy S10's hole-punch camera to display your phone's battery life.
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The new app is also customized for touch-based editing, and it takes advantage of iPad features like drag-and-drop and multitasking.
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What makes the de novo approach so intriguing is that it takes advantage of all the accumulated botanical "wisdom" of a wild plant.
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The feature takes advantage of Apple TV's multicasting support – something that a few other apps have already introduced, including most recently, ABC News.
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Russia often takes advantage of those extra couple of days to position small satellites or perform brief experiments unrelated to the space station.
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Also like Google Now, the service takes advantage of machine intelligence in order to highlight information it thinks you're most likely to need.
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The new feature takes advantage of "Android Instant Apps" technology – Google's attempt at bridging the mobile web world with that of native applications.
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The system makes the patient feel in control of the examination and takes advantage of the fact that most people can't tickle themselves.
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The service takes advantage of the vision capabilities that the company announced recently, with Kuri able to recognize family members and even pets.
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The chat app now takes advantage of the pressure-sensitive 6S screen, letting you preview conversations, photos, GIFs, videos, stickers, links, and more.
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"Resistance lays the ground for negotiation, and negotiation takes advantage of resistance," Mr. Rouhani said, according to the state-run IRNA news agency.
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North Korea has repeatedly shown it takes advantage of time for advancing nuclear, missile and cyber capabilities while the world is focused elsewhere.
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The Showtime Twin Peaks takes advantage of the freedom of premium cable to make the violence bloodier and the sexual perversions more explicit.
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Trump has long contended China takes advantage of the U.S. because China sends significantly more goods to America than the U.S. sends back.
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The company, which went public in 2015, also takes advantage of its wealth of merchant transaction data to offer loans to its clients.
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We asked Cortney Burns, a chef at Bar Tartine in San Francisco, to suggest a dish that takes advantage of the fall season.
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Gilley says she takes advantage of the height of her tiny home by storing her belongings all the way up to the ceiling.
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Where multiple mirrors are available, Xtreme Download Manager takes advantage of them, and copied links pop up right in the program interface too.
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Like incels, the alt-right takes advantage of the broader cultural well young men drink from to recruit them to their odious ideology.
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"That takes advantage of Google's long history and understanding of commerce and shopping and externalizes them a jump start in search," Grannis said.
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The hack takes advantage of not just one but 14 security flaws, and it ultimately gave the attackers complete control of the phones.
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Another new recipe: David Tanis's summer vegetable salad, which takes advantage of the bounty of the farmers' fields in these late summer days.
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He takes advantage of my kindness and generosity, but I know he cares about me deep down, so I just let it happen.
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There are other pleasing upsets to traditional roles in "Emma," and de Wilde takes advantage of these to both comedic and touching effect.
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We should also work together to ensure our agricultural research system takes advantage of the many opportunities afforded by innovations and new technologies.
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A person is most likely to scared to tell someone about it, so the bully takes advantage of that and does not stop.
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While one recovers from injury, the other takes advantage of the wartime demand for mules, hoping to earn enough to become Catherine's suitor.
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They recently built an AI-powered machine, the EOS bioreactor, that takes advantage of algae&aposs ability to capture carbon dioxide through photosynthesis.
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Called Magic Sudoku, the app takes advantage of iOS 11's capabilities, and it's most useful for those stumped by a particularly hard puzzle.
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EasyGlucose takes advantage of machine learning's knack for spotting the signal in noisy data, in this case the tiny details of the eye's iris.
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It recently released a tool that takes advantage of Apple's new Siri Shortcuts to let users access its smart Google Assistant instead of Siri.
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And Facebook has developed new mapping software that takes advantage of AI-enhanced maps to better determine where people need their phones to work.
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The vulnerabilities appear to be of the Spectre variety, which takes advantage of speculative computing—a computing practice used by almost all modern microprocessors.
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The built-in Roku TV software also takes advantage of the TV's tuner so you can watch live TV, if you install an antenna.
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There's something to be said about watching visual storytelling on a three-story screen, particularly when the film really takes advantage of the format.
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The new long weekend takes advantage of a Sunday night hotel stay, generally the lowest occupancy night of the week, which dictates lower rates.
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Actually finding content that takes advantage of the bumped up quality might be difficult, as we're still in the fairly early days of PSVR.
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Like its other native Z-mount lenses, the new 24-70 takes advantage of the mount's wide 55mm diameter for edge-to-edge sharpness.
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One interesting feature that takes advantage of the data connection – the camera can act as a cellular hotspot so you can tether your laptop.
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It works within Google's system, but takes advantage of the fact that you can create a non-Google web app with a misleading name.
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It's these connections through food that ACCA takes advantage of in order to make its characters in an alternate universe feel familiar and relatable.
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After grabbing breakfast, more instant oatmeal for me and J. takes advantage of the free bread and spreads for Nutella toast, we head out.
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Basically, Tweetbot has been totally refreshed and now takes advantage of all the new iPhone hardware features to come out in the past year.
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Kryptonite takes advantage of typical public/private key encryption using the Secure Socket Shell (SSH) protocol used by developers to log onto networks remotely.
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The vulnerability, first reported by Wired, takes advantage of the Widevine EME/CDM technology that Chrome uses to stream encrypted video from content providers.
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The SDK not only takes advantage of all that code smooshed into Cozmo's brain, but it lets you turn individual pieces off and on.
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Gwen Stefani takes advantage of every opportunity to talk about her boyfriend Blake Shelton — which is good, because we love to hear about it.
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The new online platform takes advantage of the shipping giant's existing delivery structure on the continent to get goods to doorsteps near and far.
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It's smart, cheap, and takes advantage of automated internet plumbing like IFTTT to make it really easy for normal people to do neat things.
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The game takes advantage of 3D Touch and haptics, as well as Metal optimized artwork and design, and other immersive soundtrack, like its predecessor.
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And like the microphones on Google Home, Google Wifi takes advantage of Google's machine learning to better manage all the devices on your network.
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Fils-Aimé says the feature, which takes advantage of the Switch's gesture control, has been a central game dynamic since the game's earliest stages.
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Dev takes advantage of a dating app (which looks like Tinder and involves swiping and matching), and goes on a string of first dates.
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It's a polarizing strategy that takes advantage of Milwaukee's collective wingspan with an understanding that pristine rotations, multiple efforts, and constant communication are required.
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Stolzenberg said Rogers was going to need a lot of support including with financial literacy and in making sure nobody takes advantage of him.
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This is true even though, like many current illustrators, he clearly takes advantage of digital techniques that were not available back in the day.
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Trump has repeatedly argued that China takes advantage of the U.S. because China sends significantly more goods to America than the U.S. sends back.
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These bills are the result of a broken system that takes advantage of patients, which we can no longer accept as business as usual.
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The integration takes advantage of the Okta Advanced Integration Network and involves a set of APIs for inserting Okta functionality inside of other applications.
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But the University of Washington study differs from previous studies in a significant way: It takes advantage of a much richer source of data.
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While his team takes advantage of the rules as written, he has long advocated that Power 5 teams play only other Power 5 teams.
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And while people's Disney+ accounts are getting taken over, Disney itself wasn't hacked; attackers are using "credential stuffing," which takes advantage of reused passwords.
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The new railroad lines from Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan can be connected to a dry port that takes advantage of the road networks already built.
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The Canoo's design takes advantage of the fact that an electric vehicle doesn't need space to house a big engine and a cooling apparatus.
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In one case, it takes advantage of negative prices by being paid to pump large volumes of water into a mountain lake in Austria.
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It has an excellent camera that takes advantage of artificial intelligence to shoot clear, rich photos of pets, plants, food and, of course, people.
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These devices replace the stock on a gun and simulate automatic fire rates with a sliding mechanism that takes advantage of the gun's natural recoil.
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The company also described a flaw that takes advantage of firmware and hardware backdoors, enabling attackers to inject malicious code into the AMD Ryzen chipset.
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Either through licensing the teledildonics patent or risking lawsuits, several companies have tried to build sex technology that takes advantage of Bluetooth and the internet.
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Brave takes advantage of the Anonize protocol, combined with on-device via statistical voting, so neither it nor others can correlate page views with payments.
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Quantum technology is a quickly advancing and incredibly hyped field that takes advantage of the mathematics of subatomic particles to accomplish things current technology cannot.
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But there's now a third approach that takes advantage of machine learning to artificially boost the brightness of a dark photo afterwards—with stunning results.
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The company is today debuting a mobile fashion application that takes advantage of visual search technology to identify clothing and accessories as seen in photos.
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Photo: Fleetsmith The company takes advantage of the Device Enrollment Program, a business device management service offered by Apple to simplify provisioning of Apple products.
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Destiny 2 takes advantage of cross-save support that Google is bringing to Stadia, allowing players to share their progression between Xbox, PC, and Stadia.
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No. But if you're someone who still takes advantage of the DVD service, then an Android app is probably a welcome addition to your phone.
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Milian said she "loves" outdoor workouts, and takes advantage of the great hiking options in Los Angeles, along with doing strength training in the gym.
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And that is – like dating apps – Selected takes advantage of profile-matching technology in order to help teachers find good jobs they'll want to keep.
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Warwick takes advantage of the commuter benefit program offered by her workplace and has her $127-per-month unlimited Metrocard deducted from her paycheck pretax.
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The most impressive thing about the RC car is that it takes advantage of the infrared camera at the bottom of the right Joy-Con.
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The move takes advantage of part of US District Judge Robert Lasnik's preliminary injunction, which effectively extended a restraining order from earlier in the year.
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The approach to be used takes advantage of the fact that DNA from cancerous cells can be found in the blood, albeit in minute amounts.
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EternalBlue takes advantage of a vulnerability in a particular Windows protocol, allowing hackers free rein to remotely run their own code on any unpatched machine.
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No changes are needed for the ROMs themselves; the patch just takes advantage of the power of modern computers to do calculations the SNES couldn't.
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That may be true, but Hall points out that clearly GrayKey takes advantage of some heretofore unknown exploit, which could be leveraged by other parties.
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Meanwhile, a motormouthed agent (Chris Tucker) tries to negotiate a movie deal for them, and the football team's owner (Steve Martin) takes advantage of them.
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The feature, which takes advantage of the new YouTube Mobile Live deep link, is expected to come to other devices throughout the year, says YouTube.
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Frank, who logged his first significant directing credits by helming every episode of Godless, takes advantage of the vistas and grasslands his setting affords him.
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It splits up digits, uses an improved version of the fast Fourier transform, and takes advantage of other advances made over the past 40 years.
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Most important, Stitch Fix's customized service takes advantage of purchase drivers like community engagement, personalized attention and emotional connection, all of which increase consumer spending.
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Growth in imports is expected to continue as China takes advantage of low prices to fill strategic reserves and as oil demand continues to rise.
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Hexoskin's apps provide users similar functions for fitness activities as other wearables, but it's Connected Health Platform really takes advantage of the more advanced metrics.
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All this speaks to the way The Seers Catalogue takes advantage of the interactive digital nature of the medium as a tool in its storytelling.
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The system takes advantage of the multi-window viewing that arrived on Android with Nougat, so you can multitask with a different app on each.
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However, the GND's job guarantee (JG) takes advantage of free lunches, matching the unemployed to jobs restoring the environment and providing needed care services. 2.
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Now, Stadium Goods, which takes advantage of both their talents, has raised $4.6 million in venture funding in a quest to become the next Amazon.com.
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Tuca & Bertie finally takes advantage of these themes, satirizing the stressors that make up systematic disenfranchisement and honoring the friendships that make it all tolerable.
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If Spotify takes advantage of the new tools, you'll be able to play music without having to open the app on your iPhone or iPad.
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This approach takes advantage of the fact that parties that could hold the administration accountable for its behavior have limited capacity and limited attention spans.
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Like the notorious Spectre and Meltdown attacks that surfaced in early 103, it takes advantage of a feature of Intel's processors known as speculative execution.
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Trump, who has often said that Beijing takes advantage of Washington, has vowed to level the playing field through a trade deal and increasing tariffs.
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An exploit is nothing more than a custom program that takes advantage of a vulnerability or bug to give a hacker control over another computer.
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Once there, she is mistaken for the princess' tutor and takes advantage of the opportunity by going undercover to learn more about the royal family.
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The original version utilized the PS3 controller's motion sensors for guiding the wind, whereas the new version takes advantage of the iPhone's touchscreen to similar effect.
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It's not where she builds her audience; it's where she takes advantage of the audience she built through Harry Potter to evangelize about her political causes.
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With this program, we hope to enable creativity and experimentation with video that is community-driven and takes advantage of the social interaction unique to Facebook.
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A different learning spot takes advantage of Google Translate to teach kids how to say things like "Santa Claus" and "Ho Ho Ho" in other languages.
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The app takes advantage of the Vuforia Android SDK to implement the text and image recognition functionality and to display the 3D objects in augmented reality.
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The company certainly takes advantage of green politics to push its service, but customers likely won't complain — especially if they get a ride in a Tesla.
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Also, Pandora takes advantage of the whole display on the latest Apple Watch Series 4, whereas Spotify's app still doesn't and seems optimized for prior models.
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Ebay's AR shipping feature also takes advantage of concurrent odometry and mapping to understand the phone's position, and sensors for movement and orientation, the company notes.
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And anyone who takes advantage of this to fake out a generous host and go sightseeing on the back of a natural disaster is a scumbag.
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The feature, first publicly introduced in September, takes advantage of the LED light on Alexa-powered devices, which can turn green to indicate there's something new.
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FICO also takes advantage of threat intelligence sharing in order to continually enhance its model with insights gained from data contributed by a consortium of users.
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But instead of an immersive VR world, the app takes advantage of the phone's camera and creates an AR overlay of enemies and bases around players.
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"And it takes advantage of TCM's powerful curation capabilities, as well as its proven track record in building a long-term relationship with passionate film fans."
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When your bathroom storage is limited to behind the mirror, this white organizer stays out of the way and takes advantage of all that wall space.
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Uber announced a new program today called Profile Recommendations that takes advantage of machine intelligence to reduce user error when switching between personal and business accounts.
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Do The integration takes advantage of a new list API that lets you specify which to-do list service you want to add your item to.
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The touch events on the Touch Bar are driven completely by Mac OS X – making this the first component that takes advantage of MacOS's touch support.
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Despite using mostly animals and fantasy creatures, Pott takes advantage of her position to create space for characters that are diverse in gender, culture, and identity.
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Taye takes advantage of these moments to rap in overdrive, packing in gleeful references to classic video games and decrying the strange highs of subpar weed.
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DHL's app takes advantage of the shipping giant's existing delivery structure on the continent, able to get goods to doorsteps through its DHL Express courier service.
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The second new track is "deep end" (hear it below) which takes advantage of trap-esque drums and dramatic piano chords, over which Lykke floats prettily.
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For JPMorgan, the rollout takes advantage of its position in the real-time payments network, a relatively new tech infrastructure set up by the banking system.
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The Baywood Equestrian Center, a full-service horse boarding and training facility that takes advantage of the area's many riding trails, is a few blocks away.
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Later, Connie takes advantage of a Caribbean immigrant (Gladys Mathon) and her granddaughter (Taliah Lennice Webster), sweet-talking and bullying them into aiding and abetting him.
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And it takes advantage of TCM's powerful curation capabilities, as well as its proven track record in building a long-term relationship with passionate film fans.
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Grueneberg, American&aposs first partner chef through James Beard, said that she takes advantage of both approaches to travel meals, depending on the type of travel.
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Washington's play call is simple and, in a way, brilliant; it takes advantage of the Cavs' inability to communicate and understand their assignments in real time.
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According to Mashable, Ikea Place takes advantage of Apple's new ARKit tech and the iPhone's built-in camera to scan rooms in which to place virtual furniture.
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As The Verge's Ben Popper reported in September 2015, Discover Weekly takes advantage of the fact that Spotify's 100 million users are making their own playlists constantly.
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As researcher Theo Markettos explains, Thunderclap takes advantage of the privileged, direct-memory access (DMA) that Thunderbolt accessories are granted to gain access to the target device.
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Smart HDR takes advantage of the new processor by taking four photos at once, and using the data to help with noise reduction, overexposure, and capturing motion.
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The other is a slotted adapter that takes advantage of the modular nature of the controllers to put the two pieces at right angles to one another.
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And you can see it politically right now, the rise of populism, the rise of really idiotic leadership that takes advantage of those fears about the future.
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The tool takes advantage of natural language processing, an inference engine and natural language generation — fairly sophisticated AI technology — to undertake initial email contact with sales leads.
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Toothpix takes advantage of the 12-second videos that Yelp allows its reviewers to post on its site to create totally absurd short films about popular restaurants.
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Its stylized look takes advantage of the inherent limitations of representing humans through pixels, rather than trying to trick the eye into thinking it's watching a movie.
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Navistar CEO Troy Clarke told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday the alliance with VW takes advantage of "economies of scale" in what's increasing becoming a global industry.
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Google's big pitch with it is that it makes your Wear watch more independent from your phone, and takes advantage of new technologies like LTE connected watches.
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The latest search tool takes advantage of a new architecture powered by machine learning to help pinpoint the exact piece of content a user is looking for.
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We must also help Puerto Rico rebuild its electricity system so that it takes advantage of its abundant renewable resources, and no longer relies on imported oil.
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Plus, Weather Atlas takes advantage of another newer iOS feature, as well – it lets you choose your preferred app icon for your homescreen from a broad selection.
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The virus also takes advantage of existing health disparities: women and families with the least access to health care disproportionately experience the impact of the Zika outbreak.
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The ride-hail companies have a clear strategy: a business model built on exploiting workers and takes advantage of political dysfunction long enough to build a monopoly.
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He occasionally takes advantage of the food bank, he said, but what he loves most is the physical workout, which he was afraid to seek anywhere else.
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The plugin itself was jointly designed by Amazon's AWS team and managed WordPress platform provider WP Engine, and takes advantage of Amazon's text-to-speech service, Polly.
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Loescher says his more aggressive approach takes advantage of inevitable downturns in the market, while his second method ensures that investors with specific goals can meet them.
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For all the accolades and recent ubiquity — or claims, in some circles, that she takes advantage of the very system she critiques — Ms. Steyerl is refreshingly humble.
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Amazon, however, takes advantage of its size and influence to charge a bookseller discount between 45-55%, which cuts the meager $1.67 earned per copy even lower.
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Dr. Akey and his colleagues figured out a new method, which they call IBDMix, that takes advantage of the fact that relatives share stretches of matching DNA.
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The dust-up comes at a bad time for Google, which is facing accusations around the world that it unfairly takes advantage of its search engine dominance.
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Both episodes feel a bit unfinished, but the unsettling images linger, and each takes advantage of the claustrophobic effect of shrinking a haunted house to one room.
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We're going to stand up for American workers, and make sure no one takes advantage of us, not China, not Wall Street and not overpaid corporate executives.
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Worse, a lot of the popular advice about bloating that exists takes advantage of these body anxieties and ignores the fact that bloating is what's supposed to happen.
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The feature takes advantage of a desktop monitor's larger chassis versus a laptop, where razor thinness requires other tricks to hide the webcam—Huawei's webcam in a keyboard.
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The addition to the popular line takes advantage of the fact that mesh routers are designed to be placed throughout the home to help cover WiFi dead spots.
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To make it easier to justify spending $800 on an Alexa device, the Lynx includes additional functionality that better takes advantage of it being a tiny humanoid robot.
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Called eBay Collective, the site also takes advantage of technology from the company's recently announced acquisition of visual search engine Corrigon, which it bought for under $30 million.
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He is the first to use a technique called nuclear transfer, which takes advantage of the fact that there are two different kinds of DNA in human cells.
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Viki still takes advantage of the crowdsourced subtitling, but they've switched to a licensing-only model, which means that tons of shows are just no longer available anywhere.
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Nintendo Labo takes advantage of the infrared motion camera in the right Joy-Con to detect what's happening with the cardboard creations and translate it into a game.
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The Portrait mode is only available on the iPhone 7 Plus because it takes advantage of the two cameras in the device to detect 9 levels of depth.
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The create-your-own talking avatar approach, which takes advantage of advances in camera technology (just like Apple's Animoji), is not some recent, spur of the moment decision.
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It less easily takes advantage of the large volume of live data that can now help estimate the risk posed by a given activity at a given time.
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The carousel app launcher is much easier to use than Google's earlier versions, and it takes advantage of a round display's screen real estate much better than before.
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Instead, it takes advantage of its smart assistant Google Now to send out notifications about traffic conditions and alternate route suggestions, when you choose to use its service.
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When he's not setting 250GAG on fire, Jensen takes advantage of his massive meme-grown fanbase to peddle tunes like "Solo Dance," an infuriatingly chipper trop-pop morsel.
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"I have more, and also better, conversations with my team daily, even hourly, and I know that my team takes advantage of their proximity to me," Wasserstrum said.
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My company takes advantage of electronic meetings as often as we can, but for a two-day conference or training session, there is no substitute for being there.
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A Game of Thrones: Enhanced Edition (iBooks and HarperVoyager) basically takes advantage of its digital format to incorporate character descriptions, House explainers and location reminders into the story.
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"In the Dengue fever case, the pharmaceutical executive takes advantage of others' vulnerability to increase company profits, benefitting directly from increased climate-related risks and harms," she says.
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The Philharmonic also takes advantage of a unique asset by opening with "Pollux," the first of planned twin pieces written for it by Dudamel's predecessor, Esa-Pekka Salonen.
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The first benefit results from foveated rendering, which takes advantage of the headset's eye-tracker to adjust which parts of a virtual scene get priority when processing graphics.
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The researchers' specific simulation takes advantage of this fact, starting with some details on Proxima's relationship alpha Centauri and adding in the influence of other potential gravitational forces.
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Thus, Richmond takes advantage of the fact that "we can't see beyond the frame" and creates a visual displacement that makes viewers question their own sense of perception.
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Peters takes advantage of having such a large audience to banter with several of the audience members — including a man who offers an endoscopy story of his own.
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Yet Mr. Buffett's previous deals have demonstrated that he often takes advantage of being the lender of last resort, extracting extra compensation for the risk that Berkshire assumes.
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In addition, the Mobile App takes advantage of Apple's Handoff feature to reflect changes across devices immediately, and Apple's Face ID for easy log on to the app.
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The most notable thing about Facebook Dating from a regulatory point of view is likely the way it takes advantage of at least five pillars of the company.
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This practice of transshipment takes advantage of lower tariffs for raw aluminum as well as allowing the producer to qualify for favorable tax treatment on value-added products.
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He takes advantage of well-meaning treasure hunters and kicks them off high, rocky ledges into pits of slithering bloodthirsty monsters, or he leaves them to starve to death.
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Bank of America, J.P. Morgan and Wells Fargo said if a customer takes advantage of any of these options the bank will not report it to the credit bureaus.
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The question therein is: If Westbrook is so offended by how Charles treated her and takes advantage of his young audience, then why does she continue to support Star?
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It takes advantage of and enhances XProtect, the Mac's built-in malware detection system, with a tool called UXProtect, which provides a valuable missing front end to the tool.
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"What we want them to do is to be in a first tier strategy that really takes advantage of the skills and capacity ... of America's workers and America's communities."
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Instead, it takes advantage of the plumbing of the internet to siphon away your website's visitors, and even other data like incoming emails, before they ever reach your network.
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"Our new vests have a modernized style that takes advantage of trim detail and screen printing to introduce color in an eye-catching way," Walmart said in a release.
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Apple News, meanwhile, takes advantage of its high-priority placement on iOS devices as a native app to push the iPhone maker's own walled-garden approach to news delivery.
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It's more of a pre-packaged solution, but it still takes advantage of the same natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning as its more complex and flexible cousin.
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But the date of the game serves as another reminder of how major college football takes advantage of the fantasies and impossible dreams of its players and fans alike.
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China is expected to add 70-90 million barrels to its strategic crude oil purchases in 2016 as it takes advantage of low prices, a Reuters survey has shown.
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The app takes advantage of the new CallKit API introduced at WWDC earlier this year, which allows third-party apps to integrate tightly with the native Phone user interface.
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A second attack takes advantage of flaws in OpenPGP and S/MIME to inject malicious text that in turn makes it possible to steal the plaintext of encrypted emails.
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But before the weather warms up, this two-day event takes advantage of the rink for wintry festivities that include a skating showcase, curling lessons and a silent disco.
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As someone who frequently takes advantage of the fast charge capabilities of the newest iPad Pro using my MacBook adapter, I can tell you this makes a huge difference.
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Like IKEA's implementation, Amazon's new AR View feature takes advantage of Apple's ARKit – software that allows third-party developers to more easily add AR functionality to their mobile apps.
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It is personalized to the age and gender of each child and takes advantage of everyday activities that parents and children do together, such as mealtimes, dressing and bedtime.
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But he said it will improve significantly as Verizon adds more cell sites and more spectrum and after it takes advantage of improvements in technologies such as beam-steering.
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That includes Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, which takes advantage of a headset's isolating effects, and Darknet, whose sprawling puzzle maps would look painfully cramped on a smaller screen.
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"We are going to stand up for American workers and make sure no one takes advantage of us -- not China, not Wall Street, not overpaid corporate executives," she said.
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Verizon already offers zero-rated services (it runs a program with the obnoxious name "FreeBee Data 360," which Verizon's own Go90 service takes advantage of), so that one's answered.
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"I said we would not tolerate criminal activity or looting or anybody who takes advantage of our residents," Deputy Chief of Police Luis Cabrera said at a news conference.
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Deep Genomics takes advantage of the Scientific Research & Experimental Development Program, through which the Canadian government matches every dollar of salary the company pays workers involved in R&D.
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"DJ Gribbin's former employer Macquarie Capital regularly takes advantage of these bonds, even calling them the 'premier source' of financing in a presentation bearing Gribbin's name," the report says.
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You come to L.A., you're alone, you don't have friends that you are being able to talk to and that's what he takes advantage of, that isolated, vulnerable girl.
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EternalBlue is the same exploit used in the WannaCry attacks; it takes advantage of a vulnerability in the SMB data-transfer protocol, and Microsoft has since patched the issue.
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Designed in partnership with Levi's, the new smart jacket takes advantage of technology from Google's Advanced Technology and Projects group (ATAP), which involves weaving multi-touch sensors into clothing.
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The opt-in feature called "Missed Connections" takes advantage of location-based services on the users' phones, but is designed in a way to ensure user privacy, Match says.
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Cut off from his family's vast wealth, Van Wilder takes advantage of younger college students with money-making schemes that catch the attention of student reporter Gwen (Tara Reid).
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There are two settings to choose from: the standard "Signature" option for normal playback, or Power Boost which ratchets up the bass and takes advantage of the Waves technology.
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The marquee feature on Spectacles 3 is a new kind of Snapchat filter that takes advantage of the glasses' depth perception to create a new category of 33D effects.
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A clever body of work takes advantage of school choice lotteries, in which families who win the lottery can place their children in their preferred — typically higher-quality — school.
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The 24-year-old model said she takes advantage of all of the ways to get a sweat on in nature rather than toiling away on indoor gym equipment.
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As the country prepares to see at least 3 initial public offerings by year's end, Mehta recommended investors engage in "opportunistic stock selection" that takes advantage of growth prospects.
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The big picture: The security vulnerabilities that mobile malware takes advantage of are scarce and expensive, and countries are loath to risk burning their tools by widely exposing them.
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AQAP takes advantage of the chaos to establish a mini-state around Mukalla in east Yemen, raising fears the war will lead to a new surge in jihadist activity.
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It seems that we're now entering the age of software supply chain attacks, a dangerous threat that takes advantage of the inherent trust between computer users and their software providers.
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On your iPhone, you can also set the buds to "off," which takes advantage of the silicone tip's seal to block noise but doesn't totally silence sounds from your surroundings.
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If you're going to spend that much money on an iPad, you should know exactly what you're going to do with it that takes advantage of all the Pro features.
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The smaller Spirit battles from Ultimate fill that same sort of gap that takes advantage of the Switch's best feature: the ability to take it anywhere and play it anytime.
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However, it's been reimagined as a subterranean art venue that takes advantage of the echoing acoustics and cavernous size, with a series of projects hosted by the Houston Arts Alliance.
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The combat is quick, but it takes advantage of open spaces that allow players to make use of Spidey's mobility to fly around, along with his unique web-slinging abilities.
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By pulling on a wheelchair's wheels' rims instead of pushing, the rider employs a more natural rowing motion which takes advantage of beefier muscles in their shoulders and upper back.
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It's an urban legend we all know well: the maniac who takes advantage of trick or treaters by sliding razor blades into their apples and needles into their chocolate bars.
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The virtual pet has now been made even smaller and easier to pocket, but decades of electronic miniaturization is unfortunately the only technological improvement the resurrected Tamagotchi takes advantage of.
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Screenshot: SessionM (cropped) Screenshot: SessionM (cropped) To achieve this, SessionM takes advantage of machine learning to analyze the data stream and integrates with partner platforms like Salesforce, Adobe and others.
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And initially, it sparkles, as Frank and Ian escalate their lies to avoid getting caught, and Eleanor takes advantage of their absence to push her own get-rich-quick scheme.
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That's how he takes advantage of his " 200 kilos en el micro," ("200 kilograms on the microphone") as he describes himself on his Facebook page, to sell his t-shirts.
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Like Pinduoduo, Yunji bills itself as a "social e-commerce" service, which means it takes advantage of social relationships on apps like WeChat to acquire, engage and sell to users.
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HomeKit now has an app called "Home"Apple is finally getting serious about the smart home by creating an app that takes advantage of its Internet of Things protocol, Homekit.
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Today, Procore, a construction software company, announced Procore BIM (Building Information Modeling), a new tool that takes advantage of Apple hardware advances to bring the 3D construction model to iOS.
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Even for the same refinery, crude and product slates can vary significantly over short periods as the refinery's planning department takes advantage of short-term opportunities in the market place.
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But an Express Scripts spokeswoman said the pricing "takes advantage of vulnerable patients who need this medication," and called Catalyst an example of a company misusing the Orphan Drug Act.
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The Iowa law takes advantage of a loophole in ObamaCare by contending that the health benefit plans offered by the Farm Bureau and Wellmark are not actually health insurance plans.
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Many of them use malvertising, a hacking technique that takes advantage of ad delivery networks and leverages vulnerabilities on client machines such as bugs in Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silverlight.
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The site encourages you to use headphones, and there's a good reason for that: It takes advantage of stereo imaging a lot more than the average recorded music these days.
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The Saudi retaliation – playing Russia at its own game - takes advantage of its own greater production capability and lower margins to launch its own attack on the Russian energy sector.
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Florida's Cape Canaveral air base is usually the preferred site for robotic probes headed to other planets because an eastward launch path takes advantage of the rotation of the Earth.
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"There are few violations of trust worse than when a doctor takes advantage of a child in the exam room for his own sexual gratification," US Attorney Jason Dunn said.
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In a hilarious new video, the actor is given free rein inside the Tiffany Men's pop-up shop in New York City — and the actor takes advantage of every second.
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Apple takes advantage of this with new watch faces that show a ton of info, like the weather, the time, the date, your heart rate and shortcuts to Apple Music.
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And really, it's just exciting to watch a show that takes advantage of the literally infinite possibilities the sci-fi genre presents, when so many others have stopped themselves short.
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My girlfriend takes advantage of the waiting to remind me that, if Dr. Reckeweg R20 works, we lose the money that we put down as a deposit for our civil partnership.
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One of the farms, La Victoria Coffee Company, takes advantage of the streams that flow generously down the mountain slopes and uses the water to run nearly its entire production process.
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The system takes advantage of the Qualcomm's headset protoype's various input methods, including motion tracking for hand movements and walking around the virtual doctor's office and voice tracking for answering questions.
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Samsung's been through five iterations of the Note series, trying to build an OS that takes advantage of that huge screen real estate, and the Note 5 is the best yet.
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But she also takes advantage of the early morning stillness: "I like to get up and have a cup of coffee and peace of mind before the day starts," she says.
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The ROV takes advantage of the apex predator's fearless nature by simple scooting up to the fish, stunning it with one of the front facing panels and then sucking it up.
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It works a bit like the face filters, with impressive rendering and even realistic effects like shadows, but takes advantage of the rear camera instead of your front-facing selfie camera.
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The new attack takes advantage of less rigorous software controls for corporate device users, particularly those who use Mobile Device Management solutions (or MDMs) to get apps delivered to their phones.
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The app takes advantage of the increasingly sensitive accelerometers built into phones, which are sensitive enough to distinguish the distinct profile of an earthquake from the regular jostling of daily life.
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Over-the-toilet space saver When your bathroom storage is limited to behind the mirror, this white organizer stays out of the way and takes advantage of all that wall space.
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The company's technology takes advantage of what is known as "zero days" -- hidden vulnerabilities in operating systems and apps that grant elite hackers access to the inner workings of the phone.
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Clinton may have found a running mate who does no harm but takes advantage of the one thing vice presidents probably can do: give a small bump in a key state.
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Our study takes advantage of a natural experiment created by implementation of laws permitting the denial of services to same-sex couples in some states and not in similar, nearby states.
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Garrett takes advantage of a pension fund as well as his company's 153(k) plan, which means his retirement savings are taken care of without his having to think about it.
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In an interview with the U.K.'s The Sunday Times, Wood said there are "vipers in this industry" and Hollywood has "darkness in the underbelly" that takes advantage of young performers.
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Luckily most of the features are hidden behind an exceedingly simple interface that takes advantage of two bottom buttons to instigate actions and a simple, touch-sensitive on-screen menu system.
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Though daylight had hardly made a mark, they'd missed the beginning of the Dawn Chorus — the symphony of birdsong that takes advantage of the early morning's optimal conditions for sound travel.
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Two hackers, known as HackerGiraffe and J03ws20r, announced the attack Wednesday, which takes advantage of misconfigured routers to access smart TVs and smart speakers, which are exposed to the public internet.
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Two hackers, known as HackerGiraffe and J3ws3r, announced the attack Wednesday, which takes advantage of misconfigured routers to access smart TVs and smart speakers, which are exposed to the public internet.
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Mostly, it solidifies Albert as an heir to that 19th-century American archetype, the confidence man, the smooth-talking dissembler who takes advantage of the credulous to sell faith, politics, whatever.
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Petro follows a few key rules to work from home successfully: She follows a strict schedule, saves chores for outside working hours, and takes advantage of "third spaces" like coffee shops.
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To wake up, read all about the South Florida chef Niven Patel, who takes advantage of heat and humidity to grow Indian ingredients like luffa gourd, moringa leaves and white turmeric.
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In the "The Plastic Dome of Norma Jean" (Saturday), from 2004, a rock group takes advantage of a psychic to draw crowds for their act — staged, yes, in a plastic dome.
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One recent token, Filecoin, takes advantage of Ethereum's technology to create an Airbnb-styled system in which users can rent out spare computer space to others looking for extra digital storage.
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The exploit is possible not because of any one vulnerability in Ring's software, but rather how it takes advantage of insecure passwords in order to get into the accounts in question.
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A dual income family, for example, that earns $100,000 per year and takes advantage of the pre-tax 401(k) contribution limit of $18,500 could slash their taxable income by $37,000.
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The Student Refugee Program, run by the World University Service of Canada, or W.U.S.C., takes advantage of Canada's immigration laws, which allow private organizations to sponsor refugees for resettlement as citizens.
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He is the definition of incorrigible, and he's a criminal who takes advantage of other people not because he can really justify it, but because he just really likes doing it.
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While China takes advantage of WTO protections for its goods exports, it has been criticized for not upholding WTO rules requiring enforcement of trademarks and patents, and for subsidizing selected domestic sectors.
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The mod is just the second accessory for the Essential Phone that takes advantage of the phone's semi-modularity, the first being the 360 camera mod that was available shortly after launch.
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A malicious actor who takes advantage of these vulnerabilities could gain access to information that's supposed to be secure, from usernames and passwords to sensitive data contained within programs on users' machines.
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And the way it does this is it takes advantage of a really clever little physical hack –- and that is that all of these devices emit a small amounts of electromagnetic noise.
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The rooms, and even the mansion itself, are tiny by 2019 video game standards, but the game smartly takes advantage of that more compact space by making what's there look positively stunning.
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Either you know or be quite 🦋it's not nice to talk badly about someone else just because one can, as he or she takes advantage of the anonymity of the web.
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CloudState takes advantage of some existing technologies like KNative, the open-source project that is trying to bring together serverless and containerization, as well as gRPC, Akka Cluster and GraalVM on Kubernetes.
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The feature takes advantage of Google Pay, which has been recently expanding to more sites across the web, following last year's rebranding from "Android Pay" to reflect its more cross-platform nature.
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So naturally, the iPin will almost definitely sport a cheaper price tag, but it's still worth considering because the gadget takes advantage of your mobile device's touchscreen for some clever additional functionality.
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Global miner Rio Tinto plans to increase iron ore production and shipments in 2016, defying a collapse in prices as it takes advantage of its position as the world's lowest cost producer.
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The app, like SwiftKey's main keyboard, takes advantage of the company's A.I. technology to understand the context of what you're typing, as its emoji suggestions will update as you continue to type.
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Apparently C. kissed me goodbye before he left (he's an early riser and takes advantage of the free cafeteria at his work, eating two meals a day there), but I didn't move.
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A cross-country skier takes advantage of the winter storm and empty streets, after New York City called a ban on all non-emergency vehicles to ride out the storm on Jan.
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There's plenty of off-color banter that takes advantage of Fey's comic timing and ease with that particular combination of flailing frustration and rueful acceptance that marks so many of her characters.
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The game is optimized for touch controls, supports game controllers, takes advantage of Metal and includes a soundtrack influenced by traditional Swedish music that was actually recorded in small studio in Sweden.
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Common interests in countering Iran's destabilizing activities, and fighting extremists, as well as diversifying their economies have created real possibilities for something different is Israel takes advantage of the opportunities for peace.
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It's also called "Lust for Life" and far from a cover or reference to the Iggy Pop original, it's a swooning, oceanic ballad that takes advantage of both singers' stratospheric high notes.
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It takes advantage of Devialet's patent portfolio, including its unique sound amplification technology, a mathematical model that lets you push the speaker to its physical limits and the iconic piston-powered woofers.
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Part of the problem, too, is A.R.I.D., who presents as a helpful AI, but constantly gets into circumstances where the path forward takes advantage of whoever (or whatever) is in the way.
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The effort, called the Human Microbiome Project, takes advantage of new technology that can rapidly analyze large samples of genetic material, making it possible to identify the organisms present in these tissues.
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"Up until now, no one has taken on the challenge to deliver the audio experience wirelessly between mobile devices and headphones that takes advantage of opportunities to do something new," he said.
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But Iceye-X1, which weighs less than 220 pounds, takes advantage of the miniaturization of modern consumer electronics, largely using off-the-shelf components, and the cheaper rides to space now available.
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This is an exploit that takes advantage of a vulnerability that the impacted company, in this case Apple, is not aware of, hence they have had "zero days" to find a fix.
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He runs the court well, and is a good athlete, so he is a project for a team that thinks they can mold him into something that takes advantage of his size.
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If you're squeamish, the film takes advantage of the R-rating with several rather violent bone-crushing moments that feel straight out of the comics or DC's adult-centric "Harley Quinn" series.
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The company known for popularizing the digital check-in at SXSW a decade ago now is showing off a new, experimental feature that takes advantage of all of the company's location data.
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WE'RE NOT ANNOUNCING IT AS A YEAR-ROUND PROGRAM, BUT WE HAVE IT TODAY, WE'RE SELLING IT TODAY IN OUR STORES WITH A VERY DEDICATED CUSTOMER BASE THAT TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THAT.
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The Sanders video — also created by a supporter — does something similar, in that it takes advantage of the candidate's punctuated rhetoric, which builds and builds over a song that does so too.
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"How you take India from that domestic-focused country into a bigger global player, I think is his challenge assuming he makes it through the next election and takes advantage of the opportunities."
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Whistler brings all of that to mobile phones through an app that takes advantage of all of the phone's features as an audio and video recording device, as well as its Internet connectivity.
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I have an opportunity now to create what is structured as a fund — it could also be seen as a collection of companies that can work together — that takes advantage of these trends.
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The interface takes advantage of this new layout to showcase Amazon's content at the top of the screen, where it will rotate through video snippets for select titles and apps, says the company.
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The exploit, as first reported by Ars Technica, takes advantage of several key management vulnerabilities in the WPA2 security protocol, the popular authentication scheme used to protect personal and enterprise Wi-Fi networks.
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In something of a twist on this process, Facebook's multi-hop takes advantage of the simultaneous nature of ConvNets to allow machines to reference different parts of text to build understanding during encoding.
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For malarial mosquitoes, humans are prime targets; malaria and malarial mosquitoes have co-evolved, where the virus takes advantage of a unique component found in human blood that allows the disease to grow.
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In addition to being a home for her family and a new au pair who they welcome every two years, Hostin also takes advantage of the space to host a bevy of parties.
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A zero-day takes advantage of vulnerabilities that the manufacturer of the target software—say, Apple or Google—is unaware of; the company has had zero days to try and find a fix.
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Virtual reality finally gives Rock Band players the chance to feel real stage presence, and Rock Band VR takes advantage of that while still delivering a solid game that's fun to play, too.
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Researchers Monday morning revealed a breach that takes advantage of Wi-Fi vulnerabilities to allow hackers to see traffic between computers and wireless hubs, notably in the popular WPA2 security scheme, ArsTechnica reports.
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It also takes advantage of its shape in some interesting ways, using the cube-design to separate components into different chambers to assist cooling and to offer easy-to-swap hard drive compartments.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will strengthen oversight of arbitrage that takes advantage of uncoordinated regulations and increase penalties to try to prevent structural risks from getting out of control, a senior central banker said.
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Mario takes advantage of all the unique aspects of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controller, unleashing new moves as players shake the controller and even point at and drag items with the pointer.
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DHL Africa eShop takes advantage of the shipping giant's existing delivery structure on the continent, able to get goods to doorsteps near and far through its DHL Express shipping, tracking and courier service.
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FORM takes advantage of Arcosanti's unique environment to host an arts festival that attempts, per its website, to "celebrate creativity" and "foster collaboration"—ideas that easily play into the nature of the site.
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The latest example, dubbed "AceDeceiver" by researchers, takes advantage of a novel technique that can reportedly infect any type of iOS device, but only if users download a piece of third party software.
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Technology that takes advantage of adaptive learning techniques to personalize itself to individual learners, as well as those that relegate teachers to the position of classroom mentor, are popular new trends in education.
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The natural language query feature takes advantage of HANA's native text analysis ability, which can analyze the words in a question and come up with the right answer (at least that's the theory).
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For Qualcomm, teaming up with Microsoft represents another potential revenue opportunity, one that takes advantage of the research and development it's done for mobile devices, Cristiano Amon, an executive vice president, told CNBC.
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Helena Howard makes the most striking debut performance of the year, playing a young woman whose fantasies and acting class exercises increasingly blur together as her opportunistic teacher takes advantage of her ideas.
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ARGO AI Based in Pittsburgh and the recipient of a $1 billion investment from Ford Motor in 2017, Argo takes advantage of its close association with the Robotics Institute of Carnegie Mellon University.
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Another factor behind the shift into cash stocks from TOPIX futures is a type of arbitrage trade that takes advantage of discrepancies between the Nikkei 225 and the TOPIX index , some analysts said.
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That wearable bumped up the screen sizes to 40mm and 44mm (from 38mm and 42mm), as well as introducing the display tech that the always-on feature now takes advantage of: LTPO OLED.
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Saudi Arabia has invested in a number of huge refineries in recent years in order to meet growing domestic demand and sell product overseas as it takes advantage of its large crude resources.
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"When I saw what the pencil and the iPad Pro could do, I said, 'That's cool, I need to build something'" that takes advantage of the product's digital stylus, McDonough, 37, told CNBC.
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Now, in the wake of #MeToo, the stories paint an eerily familiar picture: A powerful man takes advantage of his gatekeeper status to prey on vulnerable young women who were committed to their craft.
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And then we'll be doing kind of a big UI refresh that we teased at Google I/O last year that takes advantage of some of the larger screens we're seeing in cars today.
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Click here to view original GIFTokyo-based designer Duncan Shotton takes advantage of soy sauce's varying opaqueness to create a pair of unique sushi dishes that reveal three-dimensional optical illusions once they're filled.
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While the screen is smaller than the standard 45- to 65-foot projection screens at most movie theaters, the Onyx LED monitor takes advantage of the fact that it's not relying on projection technology.
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The new offering takes advantage of tech the company has built to analyze office worker appetites, and will provide a dashboard clients can use to track the snacking and consumption habits of their employees.
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"We're exploring funding some seed video content—including original and licensed scripted, unscripted, and sports content—that takes advantage of mobile and the social interaction unique to Facebook," Van Veen said in a statement.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Global miner Rio Tinto plans to increase iron ore production and shipments in 2504, defying a collapse in prices as it takes advantage of its position as the world's lowest cost producer.
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Researchers from security firm Trail of Bits this week detailed what's called an "invalid curve attack" that takes advantage of a flaw in the Bluetooth protocol that nobody noticed for more than 10 years.
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I listened to some tunes, then saw how it takes advantage of the new Alexa integration to act as a smart hub to connect with other Sonos speakers in a closed-off demo room.
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We then studied the market to see where to start and concluded that credit cards have a ton of amazing post-purchase benefits that nobody takes advantage of and made that our starting point!
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Essentially, it's at the point where Plex would need to rebuild the feature to keep it around, but can't justify doing so when so little of the user base takes advantage of the option.
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In June, Energy Secretary Rick Perry articulated a strategy of "energy dominance" that takes advantage of America's energy production not only to improve national energy security but also to expand the country's influence abroad.
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Once Vogel wakes, it's off to work at Gu, where she takes advantage of another oxygen-deprived chamber, fielding calls and doing work from inside this small room for a few hours each day.
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Similarly, we do not always know when a financial institution takes advantage of us, just as Wells Fargo customers did not always know that it had opened unauthorized accounts that lowered their credit scores.
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The software surveils websites like TicketMaster, and then quickly takes advantage of their systems to buy the tickets and bypass measures put in place to make sure that an individual is behind every purchase.
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Freedman wrote that Faze Clan takes advantage of young artists and actually jeopardizes their health and safety, noting an incident where Tfue was allegedly pressured to skateboard in a video and injured his arm.
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The carpooling service takes advantage of Waze's navigation system to learn the routes drivers most frequently take to work, then matches those people up with others looking for a ride in the same direction.
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Talks have been going on for years about remaking Penn Station into a site that is better for travelers and also takes advantage of the opportunity for development in a thriving real estate market.
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Ms. Rosania, 35, jogs through Golden Gate Park with her daughter in the stroller, pops into the local grocery for croissants and coffee, and takes advantage of the many playgrounds scattered around the neighborhood.
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In many ways, the archetypal grifter or con artist, someone who takes advantage of the rich or at least well-off by posing as something they are not, is as American as apple pie.
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The new device developed by MIT, however, takes advantage of electrochemical processes to remove even trace amounts of contaminants from water and its energy requirement is low enough that it could easily be solar powered.
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Nintendo's E3 presentation showed off the upcoming Super Mario Party, which takes advantage of the Switch's portability and allows you to link multiple Switch consoles together and build custom, modular levels using the multiple screens.
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The auto HDR purports to be faster than the Pixel because it takes advantage of the 48-megapixel sensor to combine images all at once (I didn't really notice a big difference in processing time).
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Instead of just tapping, swiping and pinching, 3D Touch takes advantage of the new hardware's pressure-sensitive screen to allow users to hard-press on items to preview content and then optionally act on it.
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Level Ex's value proposition is that it takes advantage of the tech everyone has — a smartphone or tablet — and then marries medical accuracy with the level of graphics you'd find in a video game today.
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Along with whiny, reluctant buddy Chris Vail (The New Girl's Jake Johnson), Nick takes advantage of his considerable operating freedom to sneak away from his assigned duties and loot priceless antiquities from ancient burial sites.
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First of all it takes advantage of the CloudWatch Events (CWE), which was released in January and provides a way to monitor events in a much more efficient manner than was possible before this service.
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Both Dolby Vision and HDR43+ allow scene-by-scene adjustments to HDR output on your TV, potentially allowing for better, more fine-tuned presentation if whatever content you're streaming takes advantage of the added flexibility.
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To combat this, the prototype device, which was created by researchers at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, takes advantage of the metal probes that are used to deliver the actual shock to a target's skin.
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HiHello specifically takes advantage of the fact that today's smartphones now have QR code readers built in — users no longer need to download a separate QR code scanner app to exchange information over this format.
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"Our new vests have a modernized style that takes advantage of trim detail and screen printing to introduce color in an eye-catching way," a representative for the superstore said in a release on Wednesday.
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The iPhone portrait mode that takes advantage of newer models' dual cameras does a little better job of keeping the whole face in focus, but it's not available on older iPhones and can't do video.
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A good wingfemme also probably takes advantage of the convenient proximity of your ear to her beak and whispers a reminder to read that book about attachment she mentioned to you a year ago. AHEM.
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Other AAA developers use similar methods, but the unique way The Coalition takes advantage of the Xbox One's hardware allows it to create larger scale set-piece destruction moments without slowing down the frame rate.
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Frank learns that Claire's mother Elizabeth (Ellen Burstyn) has cancer, and he takes advantage of the sad news as only Frank could – by claiming Claire's trip to Texas was to be with her ailing mother.
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It's taken quite some time, but Netflix has finally released a version of its application for iOS that takes advantage of the picture-in-picture feature introduced last year with the debut of iOS 9.
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However, there's now a new game that might actually be fun to play on the device's small screen thanks to its simple nature and the clever way it takes advantage of the Watch's digital crown.
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The second catalyst, which is actually a critical enabler for the first, is the introduction of new wireless infrastructure that takes advantage of BLE and makes it easy and cost-effective to deploy at scale.
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Windows open and close automatically to adjust the temperature, and an energy-sipping heat pump takes advantage of stable temperatures below ground to heat the building in the winter and cool it in the summer.
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If the United States takes advantage of the abundance of natural gas and develops it to the highest environmental standards, we can be responsible stewards of the planet and provide power until renewables fully mature.
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There's three bedrooms alongside an open plan dining and living space, and the house orients east to west so you face the rainforest, but also so it takes advantage of the sun during the winter.
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FruitFly and FruitFly 2 are also mysterious: Neither Reed nor Wardle know its mechanism of infection—whether it takes advantage of a flaw in MacOS's code, is installed via social engineering, or some other way.
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By actually engaging momentarily, Harumafuji takes advantage of the opponent's forward momentum and uses it against him—as is the principle in every martial art—without getting booed or gaining a reputation for dirty sumo.
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The movie's true star, though, is the 1968 Mustang fastback driven by Mr. McQueen, which comes in handy during a classic chase scene that takes advantage of both the car and the San Francisco hills.
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"LA 92," one of several documentaries being released to commemorate the riots' 25th anniversary, takes advantage of the wealth of broadcast and helicopter footage available to assemble a chronological account with a present-tense feel.
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The result is that the man-in-the-middle can intercept and alter messages at will, as shown in this video: Another attack takes advantage of a flaw in the initial setup for RCS devices.
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The clothes are made of special material that takes advantage of something called bio-ceramics, which the company says helps improve blood flow and reduce inflammation in athletes so they sleep better and recover faster.
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Why it matters: This is an unprecedented decision that takes advantage of a rule change implemented last year that allows players to take a redshirt after participating in up to 4 games in a season.
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"We have hundreds of capabilities we can put into this weapons system, but we want to do it by holistically creating a system that takes advantage of everything we've done in the past," Army Col.
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"We have hundreds of capabilities we can put into this weapons system, but we want to do it by holistically creating a system that takes advantage of everything we've done in the past," he added.
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But the majority of each episode is focused on the lead-up to that moment, when the cast drinks, parties, hangs around the house, and takes advantage of opportunities to figure out their ideal mate.
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With its simple batter and flavorful dipping sauce, it's an easy weeknight preparation that takes advantage of whatever vegetables you have a taste for (brussels sprouts!) or happen to have in the fridge (carrots and onions).
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Revitalization projects creeping along the waterfront connect the two exhibition spaces to each other, and Manna's work makes it hard to ignore that the first iteration of the Toronto Biennial takes advantage of this new environment.
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Hochstein and others warn of heightened violence as tensions escalate and Hamas, the U.S.-designated terrorist group governing the Gaza Strip, takes advantage of the increasing desperation of Palestinians who see no prospect for their futures.
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Nintendo even takes advantage of the modular nature of the Switch's rail system to offer removable attachments that make the half-Joy-Con easier to hold and those shoulder buttons even larger and easier to press.
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Business Briefing Rio Tinto, the No. 2 iron ore producer, says it plans to increase production and shipments, defying a collapse in prices as it takes advantage of its position as the world's lowest-cost producer.
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" Brundrett tells Axios that all 3 tech products can be approached standalone or as part of a bundled package but "there are going to be advantages to being a publisher who takes advantage of all three.
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On the new LG watches, this takes advantage of a new rotating hardware button that works a lot like the Apple Watch's Digital Crown, but it also works on square watch faces and other older models.
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At about 63AM ET this morning, researchers revealed details of a new exploit called KRACK that takes advantage of vulnerabilities in Wi-Fi security to let attackers eavesdrop on traffic between computers and wireless access points.
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LG also takes advantage of the extended display by adding on the ability to open two windows side by side – not a new trick, exactly, but one traditionally reserved for devices like tablets, for obvious reasons.
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Productivity app maker Readdle is rolling out a new feature across its line of iOS applications that takes advantage of the iPad's support for split screen viewing to make it easier to move files between apps.
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This is another example of a high profile attack that takes advantage of Single sign-on (SSO), a method that allows users to login into websites and services using their credentials from other sites and services.
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The app takes advantage of Amazon's support for deeplinked affiliate links, so Nugget will actually launch the Amazon app installed on your phone and take you directly to the item's page for a one-click checkout.
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But then you can also argue that, at a time when international crime takes advantage of technology, those very same companies building the tools in question should find a way to ensure they do no harm.
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The country takes advantage of its isolated geography — it's patterned after real-life Lesotho, which is bordered by mountains — to block unwanted trespassers, and uses fancy technological illusions to make it seem like there's nothing there.
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Husky Raid takes advantage of all the new tools and customization features in Destiny to deliver this carefully constructed medley that sets a scene using everything from in-game emotes to weapon and ability visual effects.
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The new standard — which still uses USB-C connectors you've probably seen in phones and laptops — takes advantage of something called "multi-lane solutions," allowing two lanes of 5 Gbps or 10 Gbps data transfer speeds.
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It's Sunday, so we have a much bigger playing field and Ms. Margolin takes advantage of that by filling her grid with fairly long entries that have not one, but two IT rebuses per theme entry.
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He has long argued that Beijing takes advantage of the U.S. due to China's massive trade surplus with the U.S. Kudlow, a former CNBC contributor, did not divulge many of the specifics of a potential deal.
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Last fall, Google introduced a new system for machine-assisted language translations, Google Neural Machine Translation system (GNMT), which takes advantage of deep neural networks to translate entire sentences – not just phrases – for greatly improved translations.
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The use of robots takes advantage of the fact that political campaigns, elections and even open markets make humanistic assumptions, trusting that there is wisdom or at least legitimacy in crowds and value in public debate.
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This far more aggressive exploit takes advantage of a zero-day vulnerability that allows a hacker to steal the password, no matter how good it is, from a camera — by accessing the file that stores it.
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Charif Benhelima, a contemporary Belgian artist whose Polaroids are now on view at the Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba, takes advantage of the camera's unsophisticated technology to produce photographs that look more like drawings or watercolors.
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And not just any win — a big win that takes advantage of Trump's unpopularity to not just eke out an Electoral College win but crush him and drive enough down-ballot gains to let Democrats actually legislate.
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So, I want to talk about that, because I think you want to be honest about what happens with these things, because on one hand, you have these incredible pioneering concepts that everybody else takes advantage of.
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Zuckerberg's video is a goof, something intended to make you relate to a individuals whose vast wealth has completely overshadowed his human-ness, but it also illustrates how the tech world takes advantage of the AI myth.
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There is, of course, the D-Wave quantum computer, which claims to handle hundreds of qubits—but the jury is still very much out on whether or not the computer actually takes advantage of true quantum effects.
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An employee in the 30 percent tax bracket who takes advantage of the full $255 monthly amount for a year (spending $3,060 a year on transit) would save about $918 annually, according to Edenred Commuter Benefit Solutions.
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As if baby Joey's chubby cheeks weren't delightful enough... Photographer Laura Izumikawa takes advantage of nap time by dressing her 4-month-old daughter up in a variety of costumes, which she photographs and shares to Instagram.
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Enterome's most advanced product, EB 8018 (in the investigational new drug stage of development), takes advantage of the company's metagenomics platform to target the intestinal microbiome, which plays an important role in the pathogenesis of Crohn's Disease.
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According to Rideout, this takes advantage of Piano's "out-of-the-box segmentation," which assesses reader loyalty based on things like how often they visit a site, where they're coming from and how many pages they visit.
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She takes advantage of her apartment's proximity to Loyola University and plans their four to six meals out around weekly specials (such as $4 beers and 89-cent chicken tenders at nearby sports bar Bulldog Ale House).
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Today the company rolled out an app update that takes advantage of the Picture in Picture feature of iOS, which lets you shrink videos down to a smaller window and use another app at the same time.
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"Let's make movies that are emotionally powerful" Tim Novikoff, who joined Google last year when it acquired his video-editing company, Fly Labs, said the feature takes advantage of Google's advancements in deep learning and computer vision.
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Defenders say leaving home allows for reunions of large extended families; eases the burden of having to cook special, unleavened meals for a week; and sensibly takes advantage of a week when children's Orthodox schools are closed.
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The move takes advantage of so-called 'passporting', a European-wide arrangement that sees similar regulation mirrored across the European Economic Area's 27 member states, helping to create something akin to a single market for financial services.
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That explains the delay of these Autopilot features too — it's actually different from the original Autopilot system, and takes advantage of the new on-board computer vision capabilities made possible by the upgraded sensor and computer hardware.
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The director, Steven Spielberg, takes advantage of von Sydow's thunderous voice and imposing stature, particularly as it contrasts with Tom Cruise's hero, who threatens to expose the program as he runs from his own precog-determined fate.
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Powered by an Arduino hidden away inside a battery-powered control panel, Hawkins' vending machine takes advantage of the many school lockers that now go unused as textbooks go digital, and laptops and tablets replace notebooks and binders.
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The Centennial Star Party (June 230-22010) is a night-sky celebration that takes advantage of the park's dark skies and clear air and takes place on both the North Rim and the South Rim of the park.
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This title belongs to Adyllkuzz, but WannaMine is more sophisticated because it is "fileless." while Adylkuzz downloaded an application to the victim's computer, WannaMine merely takes advantage of tools found on any Windows computer to do its business.
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"What we've done is reconceptualized [vehicle design] with all of the extra space that you actually retrieve using battery-electrics into a very, very unique vehicle that takes advantage of some inspiration from our Mustang brand," Hackett said.
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To further minimize the robot's weight, instead of using heavy pneumatic actuators that require hoses attached along the arm's length to pump hydraulic fluid, the Giacometti Arm takes advantage of lightweight artificial muscles to move its individual segments.
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"We have hundreds of capabilities we can put into this weapons system, but we want to do it by holistically creating a system that that takes advantage of everything we've done in the past," Caggins told the site.
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The fintech takes advantage of a European regulatory drive for open banking and data and the freeing up of application programming interfaces (APIs) so that newcomers can enter the banking market as data providers, challengers or other players.
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It takes advantage of the game's own structure: Quadrilateral Cowboy has you spending a lot of time in that one room, because the room contains a whole distinct VR world that is the real meat of the game.
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The problem is that the kind of fiscal policy you really want — public investment that takes advantage of very low interest rates and strengthens the economy in the long run — is hard to get going on short notice.
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It takes advantage of the momentum of current events and the click-happy, instant knowledge gratification era that we live in by handing us engaging histories that we would have spent hours attempting to piece together on Google.
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"People of insight are soberly aware that so-called 'America first' is actually naked self-interest, a bullying that takes advantage of its own strength, challenges the multilateral unilaterally, and uses might to challenge the rules," it read.
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Discovered by researchers at the Israeli cybersecurity defense firm Cybellum, the so-called "DoubleAgent attack" takes advantage of the Microsoft Application Verifier, a tool used for strengthening security in third-party Windows applications, to inject customized code into programs.
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Though it takes advantage of what are certainly some complicated algorithms, it ultimately just draws a box around where your door is to create an "activity zone" for custom alerts — something that Nest Cams already allow you to do.
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It makes logical sense – a set-up from a friend seems like it would be a better way of meeting someone, and it takes advantage of the fact that you probably forgot a lot of your Facebook friends exist.
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NEW EXPRESS BUS SERVICE FOR DENVER AND BOULDER Denver's Regional Transportation District has introduced express bus service from Denver to Boulder that takes advantage of 103 new miles of express lanes on U.S. Route 36 between the two cities.
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The Mac version also takes advantage of its new platform to offer a handful of keyboard shortcuts, like ⌘2 to minimize the app so it only displays the list view, and ⌘1 to return to viewing all your lists.
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You definitely won't need external speakers to enjoy a movie, and Anker takes advantage of the device's quality sound by allowing users to switch the projector into Bluetooth speaker mode if they just want to use it for music.
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Beckinsale is as wonderful as she's ever been as Susan, a penniless widow who takes advantage of her one social asset — her late husband's name — to bully and manipulate friends and in-laws into catering to her every whim.
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I think there's some kind of law that whenever Apple releases a Mac with heretofore-unheard-of computing power, there's a new version of Final Cut that takes advantage of it, and it's happening again with the iMac Pro.
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Instead of hoping that firms eventually bring jobs back, the focus should be on developing a new type of worker with a skill set that takes advantage of the needs and reality of our increasingly globalized and networked economy.
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The visit will be sandwiched between meetings in Oman and the United Arab Emirates as Johnson - a key proponent of Britain's exit from the European Union - takes advantage of a gap in a domestic parliamentary calendar dominated by Brexit.
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It's an impressive bit of diversity on display, but it also means that the majority of gamers of different skill levels will inevitably require some hand holding, as it's not immediately clear which game takes advantage of which technology.
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The new tool takes advantage of Box's storage and collaboration strengths to enable customers to store key life documents like wills, deeds and tax documents digitally in an encrypted Box storage repository on the Morgan Stanley wealth management platform.
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ABOUT THE DOLPHINS (193-7): With fellow running back Damien Williams nursing a dislocated shoulder, Kenyan Drake could be in line for a significant workload on Sunday and perhaps down the road if he takes advantage of the opportunity.
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Woe is he, the object of a "witch hunt" regarding Russian assistance to his campaign, the butt of a "hoax" about improper pressure on Ukraine, the commander in chief of armed forces that the whole world takes advantage of.
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They are routinely shamed for drinking too much if a rapist takes advantage of them — and shamed for anything else that they may have done leading up to the attack, such as walking home alone or wearing a revealing outfit.
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"It's a homegrown community response that focuses on and takes advantage of the really distinctive role that women can play around this issue," says David M. Kennedy, of the National Network for Safe Communities at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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Twitter is not the only business utilizing emoji as a means of engaging live video viewers – Facebook Live also takes advantage of the format with its full range of "reaction" emoji, while Twitch uses animated emoticons to indicate "cheering," and Musical.
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"This acquisition and the launch of our direct-to-consumer services mark an entirely new growth strategy for the Company, one that takes advantage of the incredible opportunity that changing technology provides us to leverage the strength of our great brands."
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If you need a refresher, LTE-U, or LTE-Unlicensed, is part of the LTE Advanced standard, which takes advantage of unused frequency from the 5 GHz band of spectrum (typically used by Wi-Fi routers) for faster LTE service.
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With this Mac Pro, Apple is launching a custom expansion module it calls an MPX Module, which takes advantage of a dedicated Thunderbolt 3 backbone that Apple built into the motherboard to deliver additional power and high-speed connectivity to components.
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Made right at the end of World War II, The House I Live In takes advantage of the nation's patriotic fervor to argue that our strength is in our diversity, and that anyone who says otherwise is a dirty Nazi.
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Meanwhile, the in-audio search feature takes advantage of the recent leaps the industry has seen with voice recognition technology, and actually transcribes the audio content inside podcasts, indexes it and makes it available for search within the Castbox app.
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Additionally, as shown off in the original Switch unveiling, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe takes advantage of the modular Joy-Con controller for local split-screen, with each player using one of the Joy-Con halves for head-to-head racing.
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To celebrate the milestone, the company is today launching a redesign of its desktop site, which now takes advantage of Google's design language, Material Design, to make the site cleaner, simpler and more consistent with the YouTube app across devices.
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No one really takes advantage of this time of their lives as much as they should, but moments like this are when you're supposed to do just that, as those of us who are older all have attempted before can attest.
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While the book is a fun diversion, it's also an intriguing addition to the world that Scalzi set up in Lock In, and it serves as a good parable for how the world deals with — and takes advantage of — marginalized communities.
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Well, Hori may have the answer with its new Grip Controller, which takes advantage of the Switch's modular design to replace Nintendo's smaller options with controllers that hew much closer to a traditional gamepad (albeit, one that's been split in two).
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The other major addition to the Galaxy S10's back is reverse wireless charging that takes advantage of the Galaxy S10's ample batteries to lend excess juice to other devices with Qi wireless charging support.
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"We all feel badly when we have situations like this with contractors because it takes advantage of consumers' understandable lack of knowledge about these things and gives the industry a bad image that we try very hard to avoid," Dietz said.
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But the new forecast takes advantage of a major new set of data: a giant batch of measurements made by the European mission called Gaia, which has pinpointed the location of more than 1.5 billion stars in the Milky Way.
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The Dexmo haptic VR glove The Dexmo haptic VR glove But with today's news, Oculus seems interested in breaking into the nascent market, or at the very least learning how to develop VR software that takes advantage of your unencumbered hands.
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"Ralph" also takes advantage of that technology -- as teams of four players wear headsets and backpacks, placing them inside a virtual world -- but the projectiles here are pancakes and milkshakes (a gag that those who see the movie will understand).
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"Netflix is one of Hollywood's most innovative companies, yet it not only perpetuates racial and gender inequality, it also takes advantage of a gender pay gap that disproportionately affects black women," Mo'Nique's lawyer, Michael W. Parks, said, according to NBC News.
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Much as Mexico's trade surplus with the U.S. has been growing, it is not because the country hones Trump-like trade mercantilism ("exports good, imports bad"), takes advantage of the U.S. or generally runs a big trade surplus with the world.
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Graham added that he hopes Trump, who signaled in his campaign that he would work for a better relationship with the Kremlin, takes advantage of the chance to "make Russia pay a price" for trying to meddle in the election.
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The feature takes advantage of the iPhone's camera to identify the object in question – a process it walks you through when you first launch "Part Finder" by tapping the Camera button next to the search box in the Amazon app.
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Though we fans pay a much smaller emotional price when a favorite fighter takes advantage of free agency (does it really matter to our souls which promoter signs a fighter's check?) the price we pay in internal stability is incalculable.
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But Orchard immediately takes advantage of the opponent's broken posture by climbing up to what the rubber guard folks call 'Mission Control' with one forearm and one leg forming a high guard while his free foot posts on the opponent's hip.
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"It's a brilliant piece of social engineering that takes advantage of one of security professionals' worst tendencies: to gloat over security failures," Wendy Nather, the head of advisory chief information security officers at cybersecurity firm Duo, said in an online chat.
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This strategy not only takes advantage of reducing taxable income in a high-bracketed year but also could bring you below some income thresholds that limit itemized deductions, disallow certain credits or subject you to the Net Investment Income tax.
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That is, I think, actually very smart for this kind of product: The marquee feature on Spectacles 3 is a new kind of Snapchat filter that takes advantage of the glasses' depth perception to create a new category of 3D effects.
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That if you want to feel forever out of place with these people, just be the odd add-on who takes advantage of a connection to accept generous hospitality, and then vanishes in silence until the next such opportunity arises.
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This business model takes advantage of the uncertainties and costs of patent litigation, both in district court and at the ITC, for the purpose of extracting payouts from existing producers under threat of expensive litigation and exclusion from the U.S. market.
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Drilling rigs provider Paragon Offshore said on Friday that it would defer a US$15.4m interest payment on its 6.75% unsecured notes maturing in 2022 as it takes advantage of a 30-day grace period to continue negotiations with secured and unsecured bondholders.
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This Reuters feature takes advantage of its resources to capture the sport in all its magnificence, but also its isolation; it's not just for the sake of it, as many aerial shots are excessively used these days among the drone generation of photographers.
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But now that cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) — which takes advantage of improved cellular networks — has emerged as an alternative, the companies and cities that have already invested in DSRC are hesitant to abandon it despite the newer technology's speed advantages.
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Aura aims to pick up where the industry left off, by offering a digital picture frame that's beautiful enough to be hung on the wall, but also takes advantage of modern technology, like retina displays, mobile apps, facial recognition, gesture control, and sensors.
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The announcement follows JPMorgan's unveiling of a $20 billion investment plan on Tuesday which will see it hike wages, hire more, and open new branches as it takes advantage of sweeping changes to U.S. tax law and a more favorable regulatory environment.
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Likewise Nvidia's streaming service, which also takes advantage of its dramatic progress in GPU tech to provide better-than-console quality game streaming remotely to devices like underpowered PCs and Macs that would not normally be able to offer high-level gaming experiences.
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For now the project appears to be an Autodesk research initiative more than anything, but it's a brilliant approach to 3D printing that takes advantage of the components in more affordable machines, while overcoming the size limitations that often plague cheaper hardware.
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Instead, Google takes advantage of a device's existing accelerometers and gyroscopes to achieve a similar effect, "sticking" a virtual object on a flat plane (like a table or a hand) and tracking the location of the device to accurately show the object.
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Its updated iOS app now takes advantage of Apple's ARKit technology to introduce a new Bag Measurement tool that will help you calculate your bag's size so you can find out if it fits in the overhead bin – you know, before your trip.
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"It gives cushion without adding a lot of weight, fits into the bottom of the shoe really nicely, takes advantage of that cavity in the cup sole," and lets customers keep their Rothy's insole, which comes decorated with pattern and color, says Martin.
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This approach allows him to increase the base value of each "back half of the program" jump by 10 percent, because it takes advantage of a bonus that rewards skaters for continuing to complete difficult skills even as they grow more tired.
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The islands are home of the European Marine Energy Center, which takes advantage of the naturally turbulent water to harvest tidal energy in addition to a substantial amount of wind energy generated on land to create 100 percent renewable energy for the island.
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Nieves, 28, told the man she takes advantage of the local arts and culture scene in Chattanooga, Tennessee and that she loves to cook; preparing meals for family and friends, she says, is how she shows affection for those she cares about.
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The new app, which the company describes as "an experiment," takes advantage of Google Maps' 3D imagery of the Himalayas but combines it with a bit of gameplay to make the idea of zooming around the 3D scene more fun and engaging.
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Our goal is to kickstart an ecosystem of partner content for the tab, so we're exploring funding some seed video content, including original and licensed scripted, unscripted, and sports content, that takes advantage of mobile and the social interaction unique to Facebook.
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The new tool takes advantage of SENS, the company's proprietary real-time image processor, and supports all iOS video formats up to 15220003 FPS at 4k and 60 FPS at 1080 or below with no size or length restrictions, the company tells us.
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For years, police officers, firefighters and other first responders have urged the FCC to expand the system so that it takes advantage of the tools that make smartphones so useful — like links to websites, maps of affected areas and photos and videos.
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Like the iPhone X, the Galaxy S9 takes advantage of its on-board face scanning technology to offer up an animated emoji that corresponds to the user's facial movements, so you can send animated messages, sing cartoon character karaoke and the like.
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Twenty-five years after the first Internet browser became available, the internet struggles more than ever with how to promote the free exchange of ideas while protecting against dangerous and abusive content that takes advantage of the internet's openness and ease of access.
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Or, Apple could also introduce new products under the iCloud banner beyond cloud storage — perhaps something dealing with security and identity, or something else that takes advantage of Apple's tight integration of software and hardware — something Cook says only Apple can do.
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Although Airbus insists the A21000 is "here to stay," industry sources say the project is effectively in a strategic holding pattern while Airbus takes advantage of low oil prices to defer decisions on whether to invest more or allow it to fade away.
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I hope that, as a country, we can turn the page on this dark chapter in American history and ensure that Congress never again wastes millions of taxpayer dollars and takes advantage of the tools of government to politicize an American tragedy.
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"Investors that love a buy-the-dip strategy can do that with the fund at a low cost," Thompson said, adding that the fund takes advantage of the fact that many short-term investors are less concerned about stock valuations and company fundamentals.
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Nearly everyone understands a Snapchat filter, so if the team can actually devise AR that takes advantage of a faster 5G network, it'll make the marketing message more concrete and potentially encourage people to switch to Verizon for a better filter experience.
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"On the one hand, state media takes advantage of the full features of these platforms to reach millions of people," said Sarah Cook, a senior analyst for East Asia at Freedom House, a pro-democracy research group based in the United States.
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The Federal Reserve unveiled a fresh proposal Wednesday for regulating more than a dozen US banks that takes advantage of greater oversight authority recently granted by Congress -- and marks a step back from the tight controls imposed after the 21.5 financial crisis.
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Though app redesigns are often just about aesthetics, Uber's effort takes advantage of user data to enable alternative functions like driving to a friend's location or finding a restaurant that will deliver food into your hands by the time you get there.
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"In recent months, CrowdStrike has noticed an uptick in cyberattacks focused on cryptocurrency-mining malware that takes advantage of available CPU cycles, without authorization, to make money," the firm wrote, noting that it "expects to see much more" of this activity moving through 2018.
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As you can see in the video the company shared on Twitter, 1Password takes advantage of split screen mode on iPad and drag and drop to let users drag their username and password from its 1Password to the login screen in the app. Nifty!
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At the root of the system is the idea that Jet could understand where the costs are in e-commerce, be transparent about those costs with consumers, then pass the savings along at checkout when the customer takes advantage of the Smart Cart system.
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Which leads to one of four possibilities for the code Android Police found: Given the many, many years we've watched Google fail to execute on a messaging strategy that takes advantage of Android's worldwide dominance, that last option is probably too much to hope for.
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The Skydio Autonomy Platform, as the company is calling its developer toolset, will let app makers and drone enthusiasts develop custom software that takes advantage of the device's bevy of cameras and sensors, as well as its sophisticated computer vision software and machine learning algorithms.
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Applying game-like qualities to something that isn't meant to be a game (like when teachers made you play Jeopardy in class or when you score "points" during a workout video) is called gamification, and it takes advantage of the reward areas of our brains.
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Dyson, which has re-engineered everything from vacuums to hair dryers, is introducing a new lamp that takes advantage of LED technology to mimic the tone and intensity of natural light to fool your body into thinking you spend more time outside than you do.
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Clearly this takes advantage of the new features found in the Windows 10 Creators Update, which Dell would have been privy to well ahead of release, but beyond that, we can't be sure how much Dell knew about Microsoft's Surface Studio and dial interface.
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He capitalizes on obvious mismatches—once LeBron James started guarding Draymond Green in Game 22012, Barnes almost always had a big or a small on him—and takes advantage of all the attention Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Iguodala, and Green demand on every possession.
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SAO PAULO, July 11 (Reuters) - The board of Cosan SA Indústria e Comércio authorized a subsidiary to sell up to $150 million worth of global bonds due in 2027, as Brazil's largest diversified sugar producer takes advantage of growing demand for Brazilian corporate debt.
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Depending on who you ask, payday lending is either the market's way of providing small loans to borrowers who do not have sufficient credit to get them through established and regulated financial institutions, or predatory lending that takes advantage of consumers that have no alternative.
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"Times are changing," 15-year-old Kim MacAfee tells her mother, whom she's started to call "Doris," and no musical so deftly takes advantage of that truism as this Tony-winning 1960 mash-up of old-fashioned musical romance, corny humor and newfangled youth culture.
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Today researchers at Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, KU Leuven in Belgium, the German Helmholtz Center for Information Security, and the Graz University of Technology in Austria revealed new versions of a hacking technique that takes advantage of a deep-seated vulnerability in Intel chips.
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A collection of raw materials drawn from every corner of the globeThe iPhone takes advantage of a globalized supply chain that allows the company to draw inexpensive metals from every corner of the globe, assemble them in China, and ship them back around the world.
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A member of the software support team at Business Sender, Rajesh K., declined to identify the developer by his real name, but said the tool was designed in Lebanon about four months ago and takes advantage of what he called a "loophole" in WhatsApp's system.
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The attack apparently takes advantage of a bug in how WhatsApp handles group chats — in that while only the administrator of a group can invite new members the platform does not use any authentication mechanism for an invitation that its own servers cannot spoof.
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In some of the best (and all too rare) moments of creative departure, the show takes advantage of the Wu-Tang Clan's long tradition of magical self-mythology (like when we see an early RZA-produced tape circulating through the hands of excited neighbors).
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But I believe there's a very good case to be made for a large government stimulus program that is at the ready for worst-case outcomes, that shifts the focus from monetary policy to fiscal policy and that takes advantage of historically low interest rates.
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It's something that other streaming platforms like Roku and Apple TV also offer, but Thun noted that this takes advantage of TiVo's personalization capabilities, drawing on what he said is a wider range of knowledge about consumer preferences than any individual app has access to.
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Yotam Ottolenghi came through with a great new recipe that takes advantage of just such a condition: a chickpea and herb fatteh (above) that utilizes chickpeas and a bounty of herbs, tahini sauce and chile oil to bring day-old pita back to life.
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ROME/MILAN, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Italy's Cementir Holding will launch its first ever bond next year as the cement maker takes advantage of record-low interest rates to fund two recent acquisitions, its chief executive said, adding he was still interested in more deals.
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US companies send millions of dollars worth of soybeans to Mexico, and they've already experienced setbacks because of our trade war with China The President says that Mexico takes advantage of us, but he seems not to realize that trade is a two-way street.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In May, the Art Not Oil coalition penned a 40-page report that suggests how BP takes advantage of its relationship with its sponsored cultural institutions, requesting that the Museums Association examine whether these deals are at all unethical.
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The news that audio music platforms are on the rise will most likely be welcomed by critics of YouTube, who have argued that the site takes advantage of DMCA safe harbor rules to keep artists and record labels from getting the renumeration they deserve.
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As the director of the Cybersecurity Research Center at Israel's Ben Gurion University, 38-year-old Guri's team has invented one devious hack after another that takes advantage of the accidental and little-noticed emissions of a computer's components—everything from light to sound to heat.
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There's certainly an appeal to making the Bolt scurry across your floors like an RC car, but it's the Sphero Edu app that better takes advantage of all the new upgrades on the robot, and provides a far more satisfying play experience as far as I'm concerned.
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You can also go a step further and recognize that some people might have it harder online than you do, so being extra sensitive to content that makes light of bad situations or takes advantage of others will make you a better citizen of the web.
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The policy, Rand told BuzzFeed News, takes advantage of the fact that very few immigrants who are seeking green cards or temporary visas are even eligible for public benefits, in order to scare those immigrants and their US citizen children who are lawfully entitled to them.
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Zuora workflow in action (Screenshot: Zuora) Zuora workflow in action (Screenshot: Zuora) Under the hood, the workflow tool takes advantage of a number of different technologies to make all of this happen, including a custom object model, an events and notifications system and a data query engine.
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Penrose debuted its first short, Rosebud, late last year on the Gear VR. (A more immersive HTC Vive version, called The Rose and I, is being shown at Sundance.) Allumette is a much larger project that takes advantage of the cutting edge of consumer VR tech.
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While JLo tends to fill her page with pictures of both her children Max and Emme, the triple threat also takes advantage of her social media to share her memorable red carpet looks or behind-the-scenes of her in the recording studio or on set.
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President Donald Trump has rocked longstanding U.S. policy in Asia, leaving allies in the region less certain about their relationship with the United States, while China takes advantage of the vacuum to grow as a regional power and take over as the arbiter of international standards.
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That includes how much income he continues to draw from businesses that appear to be benefiting from his new gig, how much (if anything) he gives to charity, and how he takes advantage of tax rules that favor the rich, including ones he himself has made law.
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The company introduced a new app, called Home, that will allow people to manage their HomeKit-enabled devices from their iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. Part of the upcoming iOS 10 release, the Home app takes advantage of Apple's new Siri and interactive lock screen features.
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Trump takes advantage of any occasion "to stir racial, religious, or ethnic strife," the board wrote, noting his exploitation of Monday's attempted terrorist attack in New York City to tout his anti-immigration policies and his equivocal reaction to racist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, this summer.
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Brigaid's business model could soon be put to the testBrigaid has yet to make a profit on its training model, and the federal free breakfast and lunch programs that the company takes advantage of in both Connecticut and the Bronx could be in jeopardy nationwide soon.
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If the government takes advantage of lower interest rates to make the right investments in public capital — admittedly a big if — the policy would promote employment in the short run as projects are being built and make the economy more productive when they are put into use.
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Researchers at Georgia Tech are working on a CAPTCHA-type system that takes advantage of the fact that a human can quickly and convincingly answer just about any question, while even a state of the art facial animation and voice generation systems struggle to generate a response.
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It is fine to compete with the economies that employ wages and regulations similar to those in this country, but the American trade partners should not expect to profit from a trade that takes advantage of American regulations and high wages and their artificially devalued currency.
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Byte, on the other hand, not only takes advantage of its association with Vine, it also arrives at a time when short-form video is now hugely popular thanks to Vine's success and TikTok, the latter which became the No. 4 most-downloaded app of 2019.
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The startup takes advantage of technology to make it easier and less costly for accredited individual investors - who must meet U.S. securities regulations for annual income of at least $200,000 or a net worth topping $1 million - and institutions to buy small stakes in U.S. commercial real estate online.
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At the same time, Intel takes advantage of the extra real estate underneath the hinge to fit a purpose-built cooling mechanism that draws enough additional air across the specially shaped and laid-out motherboard to cool up to 195 watts worth of components using a single fan.
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It's a work in progress, so you might spot a few bugs or discover certain apps don't work, but it shows a lot of promise and takes advantage of Chrome OS now being able to run Android apps to run Windows apps on your Intel-based Chrome machines.
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Ashley: For this episode, we're specifically talking about sending nudes, but really how we ended up coming to you was that one of our interviewees that we talked to mentioned that he uses gay dating apps, and he takes advantage of the cameras that are built into these apps.
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It's not difficult to envision a scenario in which UEFA—long bitter about the financial siphoning that distributes much of its soccer profits to less developed countries—takes advantage of a future FIFA misstep to organize a world tournament of its own, something it has plotted to do before.
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Using incredibly accurate and detailed topographical data captured and digitized by NASA's Lunar Orbiter team, AstroReality has created a softball-sized replica of the moon that takes advantage of some of the best 3D printers on the market to recreate every last feature of our nearest celestial neighbor.
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If you're hoping to log in to your Chase account without having to type in your password, you'll need to be running Android Marshmallow on your phone — the security feature takes advantage of the new fingerprint API introduced in the release, and isn't available on older versions of Android.
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In addition to the usual smug-cool-while-defying death scenes from Kirk, Bones and Spock, we also get a look at newcomer Sofia Boutella (StreetDance 2, Kingsman: The Secret Service) who plays Jaylah, an alien warrior character whose fighting style takes advantage of Boutella's well known dance pedigree.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Loma Negra Cia Industrial Argentina SA plans to raise around $800 million in an initial public offering in Argentina and the United States, as the owner of Argentina's No. 1 cement maker takes advantage of growing investor interest in the nation's companies to cut debt.
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Building on the giant video game franchise created in the '27.5s by a Japanese insect collector and game developer, Pokémon Go has become a phenomenon that takes advantage of our nation's ADD nature, our reliance on smartphones, the warm fuzziness of nostalgia, and our human thirst for escapism.
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Meanwhile, the new kids section is not home to original content, but rather takes advantage of Roku's ability to aggregate the streaming content on its own platform — including both free content from other channels and digital creators, as well as kid-friendly content from the family's paid subscriptions.
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Like Meltdown and Spectre, the new MDS attack takes advantage of security flaws in how Intel chips perform speculative execution, a feature in which a processor guesses ahead of time at what operations and data it will be asked to execute, in order to speed up the chip's performance.
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While Conway seeks to gain intel about voters' preferences using technology that takes advantage of willingly shared information, Frank wants to just take it by way of a federal court ruling that allows for widespread domestic surveillance, justified by airstrikes against ICO, the "House of Cards" version of ISIS.
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This includes a speedier, more performant checkout page that takes advantage of a variety of techniques to boost load times – like pre-processing the front-end, so code and elements are already loaded, instead of having the site redirect you to a new page that loads from scratch.
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This Saturday's free event, in which children will learn figure drawing by taking on the roles of both artists and models, takes advantage of "Summer Streets," the annual city government program in which nearly seven miles of New York blacktop are closed to traffic — and open to fun.
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But Hubble's early success has been criticized by numerous optometrists and ophthalmologists, who say that its direct-to-consumer model bypasses eye care professionals, that it does not properly vet prescriptions and that it takes advantage of federal regulations to sell customers its own brand of contact lenses.
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WASHINGTON, May 11 (Reuters) - Google on Wednesday said it will ban all payday loan ads from its website, a move to satisfy advocates who say the practice takes advantage of poor and vulnerable customers by offering cash that must be paid back under steep interest rates, the Washington Post reported.
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Whenever I buy a Raspberry Pi I like to tell myself I'll do all sorts of cool projects with it and reinvent the face of IoT, but usually I just end up with a cheap, underpowered ARM computer that runs Linux and never takes advantage of all the I/O pins.
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Add to that, the relationship has felt rather one sided, which he and I have talked about, but in the end, it feels like he takes advantage of me and the fact that I seem to care a lot more about him than vice versa (not that he doesn't care).
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The Vu Pulse takes advantage of Pebble's engineering around its latest watch; instead of building heart rate sensors and other technology into the Pebble Time, Pebble kept it simple while allowing outside companies to add more functionality after the fact — if customers want it — through smart straps and other add-ons.
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More to come: Over time it will be interesting to see what developers come up with that takes advantage of the front-facing depth camera, but for now Apple's own Animoji is the best example, letting people transfer their voice and facial expressions to robots, animals and, yes, the poop emoji.
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Garrett takes advantage of a pension fund as well as his company's 401(k) plan, which means his retirement savings are automatically taken care of and he doesn't see a dime of the money in his checking account, since he knows he wouldn't set that money aside on his own.
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That novel is a great read (even if it's not a literary masterpiece), and the movie is outstanding because it actually takes advantage of its unreliable narrator setup to totally mess with the audience's head — and tell a story about suburbia that has something to say to the 21st century.
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The next day, Bolton talked about the tweet with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, and added a threat: "The sooner he takes advantage of that, the sooner he's likely to have a nice, quiet retirement on a pretty beach, rather than being in some other beach area like Guantanamo," Bolton said.
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Where ALEC takes advantage of the lack of resources available to state legislators—not only handing them prefab legislation, but wining and dining them—groups on the left are put off by the relative lack of sophistication in state policymaking, skeptical that real progress can be made at that level.
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As with countless other image processing innovations as of late, the research, which was recently published in a paper titled "Learning to See in the Dark," takes advantage of deep learning techniques to train an algorithm on how a poorly exposed image should be properly brightened and color-corrected during post-processing.
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Stampar was featured in several news articles in the past few days; he was the first to explain, in detail, a new threat called EternalRocks, which takes advantage of seven different exploits that have recently been stolen from the NSA's trove of security vulnerabilities (for comparison, WannaCry only uses two of the exploits).
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"Sarah," set three minutes before the blackout in an anonymous parking garage in Jakarta, takes advantage of the potential that the world-going-mad scenario affords for long camera movements — although the director, Timo Tjahjanto, looks to have been more concerned with hitting his marks than with the quality of the acting.
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"This acquisition and the launch of our direct-to-consumer services mark an entirely new growth strategy for the company, one that takes advantage of the incredible opportunity that changing technology provides us to leverage the strength of our great brands," Disney CEO Bob Iger said in a statement accompanying the announcements.
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One is a collection of 3D content that takes advantage of its 3D-capable display, and the other is an account management app that people can use to access its ROK Health service, which claims to offer medical advice over the phone and savings on pharmacy bills to people who buy the device.
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It's the kind of strategy that could increasingly frustrate readers the longer a book goes, but Breckenridge takes advantage of the strengths of the novella: short enough to be read in a single sitting, And Then couples the tautness and control of a short story with the philosophical expansiveness of a novel.
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Off screen, she takes advantage of her social platforms in the only ways she knows how — via calls to action for social issues that affect young people across the world and spreading the word on her favorite charities, to lighter moments, such as friendly reminders to just shake it off sometimes (literally).
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Based on the illustrations in the patent filing (which you can see more of here), Samsung's rollable phone concept takes advantage of flexible display technology to create a device at first looks like a traditional smartphone but has a screen that can be extended using sliding mechanism by at least 60 percent.
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" China has few real allies in the world of trade, he said, and there has rarely been a better opportunity "for the world to assess the presence of a huge player who is now involved in everything, takes advantage of open markets elsewhere and doesn't really open its own market to the West.
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One good way to study that is with a "quasi-experimental" design that takes advantage of ways a specific source of pollution will vary in the environment (different states might have different regulations, or wind patterns might douse one half of a city in more pollution from a factory than the other half).
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If we set a new national standard, our next president's first term could be the moment when we finally create a successful mixture of online and in-class curriculum that takes advantage of the best of both worlds: individual student pacing online and at home, paired with real-world collaboration and activities in class.
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It's as true of the psychic who takes advantage of the brokenhearted or the cult leader who preys on lost souls as it is of that Turkish swindler who knew that nothing would sound more enticing to a couple of American college kids than the prospect of a night on the town with a local.
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According toForbes the 14,498-kilometre journey will slot in behind Air India's Delhi to San Francisco route (15,140 kilometres) to become the second longest nonstop flight in the world—although the Qantas plane will in fact be in the air for two hours longer because the India-America route takes advantage of the jet stream.
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