Ultimately, the best time of day to train is the time of day that works for you and fits your schedule.
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It's such a fast drive at this time of day!
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I love that it's empty at this time of day.
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It's rush hour, and it's the noisiest time of day.
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We suggest voting the same time of day, every day.
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The most testing time of day is usually 403 p.m.
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She was at the wrong time of day (on NBC).
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ET is the most popular time of day for Match.
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Who he calls largely depends on the time of day.
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Most obviously, congestion charges need to vary by time of day.
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"This time of day, everyone is at the beach," he said.
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Or three fireplaces each filmed at a different time of day?
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A Bloody Mary can be enjoyed at any time of day.
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Best consumed at any time of day with really cold beer.
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"They didn't know what time of day it was," Patke said.
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That is, if they even give you the time of day.
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Walking wasn't much safer either, no matter what time of day.
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They'll never even get the time of day from Hillary Clinton.
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It was impossible to tell what time of day it was.
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Yes, I believe everyone's time of day or night is different.
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It's also usually the time of day I actually become hungry.
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Hormone-induced nausea doesn't know what time of day it is.
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Your dishwasher springs to life at the windiest time of day.
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In humans all bodily functions oscillate depending on the time of day.
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At the Westin, challenge yourself to a workout any time of day.
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"He would soak for hours, at any time of day," said Goss.
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It's a must-see any time of day, but especially at night.
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They look they couldn't agree on what time of day it is.
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No matter what time of day or night, there's just kids there.
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Doesn't matter the time of day, you're going to get a sleeper.
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The only time of day that showed no effect was 4 p.m.
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Hourly rates will vary by time of day and block by block.
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Window shades go up and down depending on the time of day.
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To corroborate the specific time of day, we can conduct shadow analysis.
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I also try to eat the same time of day as locals.
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What's the best time of day to avoid congestion on that block?
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The weather and time of day are just right for an intercept.
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And add in any other time of day you want it, too.
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The analysts also looked into what time of day Trump is tweeting.
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What time of day are you most alert, clever, inspired and creative?
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ZS: We're doing a lot of A/B testing around time of day.
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Similar to ClassPass, it'd likely flex based on demand and time of day.
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Even for a single individual, the time of day that you eat matters.
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What's the best time of day to take — and post — an Instagram photo?
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If you're just outside my favorite time of day starts around 5 o'clock.
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But more often countries fiddle with the time of day for practical reasons.
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Furthermore, travel time itself can vary widely depending on the time of day.
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Now, everything is suitable for every time of day and every single dish.
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But I just figured I was coming at the wrong time of day.
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That depends on which city they are in and the time of day.
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We love scrolling through the Instagram feeds of celebrities any time of day.
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But did you know there's one particularly dangerous time of day to vote?
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If they're aggressive or disrespectful I don't give them the time of day.
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That's a gift that deserves wild applause, no matter the time of day.
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Schedules vary depending on a flight's destination, time of day, season and weather.
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"It is an absolute miracle at that time of day and that intersection."
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On Thursday, it depended on the time of day the President was speaking.
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Companies started to market those options as appropriate for any time of day.
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Much depends on where they are and what time of day it is.
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The time of day plays a large role in how a view looks.
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The bells and whistles: These traps don't just catch the mosquitoes: they also track the time of day they were captured and what the temperature and humidity were, data that could help determine the best time of day to spray insecticides.
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Have them practice settling the same time of day as when the flight is.
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We plan meticulously what shot we're going to do at what time of day.
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The second most common time of day for shootings was evening, presumably after school.
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He wouldn't have gotten the time of day from any decent class of investors.
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But does the time of day you train make a difference to your results?
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There are pros and cons to whatever time of day you schedule your workouts.
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"It's that time of day," she says while filming Ventimiglia dig into more candy.
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"The work changes constantly, depending on what time of day it is," West explains.
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We met at that party and she didn't give me the time of day.
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Need the time of day or to find out where the hell you are?
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Time of day might simply be a marker for some other factor, Wu said.
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Reading, regardless of the time of day, has other career boosting benefits as well.
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"They jump into action, regardless of the time of day or night," he says.
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Breakdown by time of day and topic CNN's Tal Yellin contributed to this report.
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Its moon and sun images move and change, according to the time of day.
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The time of day did not have an alchemical effect on calories after all.
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It's safer because there's more daylight during a more heavily trafficked time of day.
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For women, I would say be sensitive to the time of day you're sexting.
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At any time of day, pan de sal, a simple bread roll, is nourishment.
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But at that time of day, it is still relatively high in the sky.
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The API showed who bought food, how often and at what time of day.
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It was a time of day when there always seemed to be exciting adventures.
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"We didn't even have the right to know the time of day," she said.
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It was the wrong time of day to be receiving a call from Australia.
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People who never gave me the time of day were asking me to lunch.
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But you might be reaching out to contacts at the wrong time of day.
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It is important to dress for the occasion, regardless of the time of day.
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And the optimal time of day depends on what colors you want to see.
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Depending on the time of day, buying in Korean won is larger than yuan.
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Is there a certain time of day or task when you crave a treat?
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"His opponents are foolish to even give him the time of day," Ceraso said.
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Easy-to-read analog clock with iconic design cover shows the time of day.
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With net metering, power produced or consumed any time of day is equally valuable.
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Their vehicles are sort of just sitting there, especially at that time of day.
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It's literally one of the cheapest options in any major city, any time of day.
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I was truly touched - I know how busy you are, especially that time of day.
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You can eat the hell out of them at literally any time of day. Dinner?
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The sounds adapt to different inputs – like time of day, weather, heart rate, and location.
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Google's predictions are based users' location history, which is broken down by time of day.
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Research shows that repeated strength training in the morning produces time-of-day-specific adaptations.
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They can even remember the time of day that a particular flower produces its nectar.
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So it was in my best interest to not give him the time of day.
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These ones that adapt to the time of day, with shifting perspectives, are magic pic.twitter.
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"Light at the wrong time of day is now recognized as a carcinogen," Schmidt said.
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It just depends on who the curator is and what time of day it is.
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Commuters can even preprogram the system to automatically start at a particular time of day.
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I can get virtually any food I could possibly want at any time of day.
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Describe your ideal reading experience — type of book, time of day, electronic or paper, etc.
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They walked ten minutes to the laundry, which was shut at this time of day.
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This is not a conversation I need to be having at this time of day.
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I used to joyously anticipate this time of day, because it made things less lonely.
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Even after graduation, condoms were never hard to find, no matter the time of day.
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The time of day also matters, and whether a person is standing in the sun.
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In Catalan homes, it makes for an easy and welcome snack any time of day.
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At that time of day, Ms. Padden's PATH ride is supposed to take 22 minutes.
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And know the right time of day to approach: never approach somebody on a Monday.
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Mojave also lets you set a dynamic desktop that adjusts to the time of day.
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Shuttle buses cost $8-$10 for a single trip depending on the time of day.
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"We make sure it's never the same person — never the same time of day," she said.
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I didn't know what I was supposed to be doing at any given time of day.
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The morning hours are an ideal time of day to stop by the Texas State Capitol.
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We want you to know what time of day it is, what temperature it is outside.
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To be clear, over-consuming calories at any time of day will result in weight gain.
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Even the time of day — rush hour versus early in the morning — would make a difference.
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"She don't give us the time of day, so I ain't worried about her," she says.
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YouTube Music recommendations will also take into account variables like the time of day and location.
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And although it's called "morning" sickness, the discomfort and nausea can happen any time of day.
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School had just been let out because of the time of day on a Halloween afternoon.
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That meant she had to visit an outside toilet, whatever the weather, or time of day.
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This occurred during "a time of day when the light makes the fountain a perfect backdrop".
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Abs and a choker, of course, are her key accessory no matter what time of day.
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In its contemporary iteration, the bing can be enjoyed at any time of day or night.
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"That's the time of day we are vigilant and able to knock away distractions," Pink says.
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We could really make a very impressive spectacle of the races at that time of day.
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An earlier version of this briefing misstated the time of day Keith Lamont Scott was shot.
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"No matter what time of day, I hear honking or the buses going by," she said.
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No matter the time of day (or night) or the nature of the email, you answer.
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Tap a day to see your step count further broken down by the time of day.
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Do Not Disturb can also be scheduled to run automatically at a specific time of day.
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At that time of day, there are some not-so-nice people out on the streets.
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"It's geography, it's seasonality and time of day, it's speed management, it's driver behavior," she said.
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The fees vary by the time of day, with a maximum of $4.36 at rush hour.
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It's a yawning gap at an awkward time of day: from late afternoon to early evening.
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You need to be flexible about what date you're traveling, or even the time of day.
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Shuttle buses cost $0003 to $10 for a single trip depending on the time of day.
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The train cars at this time of day should have been jammed but they were not.
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The ride to Penn Station takes 67 to 97 minutes, depending on the time of day.
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With a perfectly runny egg on top, your meal—at any time of day—is complete.
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"We used to assume viruses just came at you, regardless of the time of day," Reddy said.
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"The news media wouldn't give us the time of day," Goldia says in the clip, shown below.
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There are several factors that could lead to inaccurate results, like time of day or clothing color.
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My favorite time of day is bedtime when we slow down and read stories, snuggle and talk.
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She also references present-day photographs of the locations, ideally shot at the same time of day.
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That means your Siri-powered updates on your watch will update based on the time of day.
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Snapchat automatically picks an ActionMoji for you based on your location, time of day and other factors.
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On nearly every list of "most popular takeout orders," burritos rank high, at any time of day.
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I figure the stores will empty this time of day and I can knock it out quickly.
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But that's not enough to determine direction; these bugs also need to know the time of day.
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Easily manage your home lighting preferences room by room for any time of day and any occasion.
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Like their grades, these can come through to their phone at any time of day or night.
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Depending on the time of day, a ticket can set you back anywhere from $40 to $100.
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All the robberies happened about the same time of day and employed similar methods, according to authorities.
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The optimal time of day for posting to the Instagram grid is one of life's biggest mysteries.
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Hulk + Jill When Hulk first met Jill, he wouldn't give the flirty gal the time of day.
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The time of day isn't important, says Bingham, but the fact that you stick to a routine.
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For these larks and third birds, the trough marks a bad time of day to be productive.
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"She becomes president because of the time of day, not because of anything he does," O'Donnell said.
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It was 6 in the evening, the time of day photographers love for its warm, soft light.
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She says her favorite time of day with Violet is when her baby girl sleeps on her.
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But having this sort of expert advice right at your fingertips, any time of day or night?
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Or, you could be getting news at the wrong time of day or on the wrong platform.
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Who wants to see that while you're eating, or for that matter, at any time of day?
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You must include your full names, the date of your event and the approximate time of day.
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Inside, it is windowless, dark, and loud, and could feasibly be any time of day or night.
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And at any time of day: beignets, fried swiftly in oil kept at a steady 375 degrees.
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I knew all these famous people, but none of them would give me the time of day.
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"We believe that the key is the fasting period, rather than the time of day," he says.
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"You've brought a subcommittee together who can't agree about what time of day it is," said Rep.
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If your YouTube upload isn't working right now, just try it again at another time of day.
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And depending on the time of day, the ice can appear blue, orange, sapphire, topaz or opal.
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When I take a walk or drive at this time of day something happens to my psyche.
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The 218 bus to Jerusalem leaves every 15 or 30 minutes, depending on the time of day.
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The brain's clock can get misaligned by being stimulated at the wrong time of day, she said, such as from caffeine in the afternoon or evening, digital screen use too close to bedtime, or even exercise at a time of day when the body wants to be winding down.
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TM: I write when the sun comes up, because I am very smart at that time of day.
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The afternoon or the evening may be the only time of day that people can get the vaccine.
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Very curvy, and I was flat as a board, and no boy gave me the time of day.
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Just adjust it for the time of day and the light situation you typically watch the TV in.
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Seemingly Snapchat can tell you're asleep based on the duration of your inactivity and the time of day.
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They must also correct voltage and flows to meet changing consumer demands depending on the time of day.
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Maybe I shouldn't act like a multitasking power user at that time of day anyway, but come on.
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It's just the time of day where you can actually reflect on what's going on in your life.
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Many of these tools can even be scheduled in order to automatically change with the time of day.
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You can filter results by occasion, time of day, budget, and also check out what the locals recommend.
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Even if it did, it is not clear that Mr Trump would give them the time of day.
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Keep a fatigue diary Once you pinpoint the time of day you feel draggy, you can make adjustments.
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For a few dollars he can can stage the weather or time of day on an exterior picture.
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"He went at a time of day he would know my parents wouldn't be at home," he says.
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You don't always have control over what you can or can't do at a given time of day.
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In the moment, I focus on simple composition qualities like light, time of day, what's an interesting angle.
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Even the time of day it's administered can apparently change its effects, although the reasons why aren't clear.
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In addition, Google smart displays will now show recommended recipes based on the time of day and year.
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Each block represents a different time of day, with the northern streets representing the deep of the night.
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The driver is one of 47 Alrosa miners who work in the Botuobonskaya at any time of day.
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This data can be demographic (age, population), psychographic (mindsets, attitudes), or environmental (time of day, weather, current events).
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Each dispatchable resource will have slightly different value to grid operators, depending on conditions and time of day.
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"You just don't want to go out if you're sleeping at the wrong time of day," Threadgold says.
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It really depends on the time of day and how intoxicated they may be, and also the place.
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"The time of day and the stillness of the environment changes the way we see it," Plumb explains.
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He could help you find heroin, cocaine, PCP, marijuana, Xanax, Percocet virtually any time of day or night.
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I do, especially when I'm describing the time of day when the slithy toves are gyring and gimbling.
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From cake to pizza, the simple appliance can be used to make meals for any time of day.
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Any time of day, you'd go there and there'd be the music and the visuals and the people.
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Cities in Sweden charge motorists for entering different zones, with fees varying depending on the time of day.
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Lullabies should not be limited to bedtime; these songs can be balms any time of day or night.
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Collaborating with ad tech company Adomni, Uber will sell the ad space by location and time of day.
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As for time of day — it's pretty much all the time, in all the gaps around everyday living.
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It also sets up a central character trait, her penchant for eating whatever at any time of day.
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Electronic sensors would make it possible for the fees to be adjusted according to the time of day.
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My error was not committing to a specific time of day to plank, which meant I kept forgetting.
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Like developing any new habit, it can be helpful to pick a consistent time of day to meditate.
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To prevent a similar effect from calcium supplements, these should be taken at a separate time of day.
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The trip ranges from two hours to two hours and 20 minutes, depending on the time of day.
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He introduced himself to her inside the drugstore, but Ms. Zabala didn't give him the time of day.
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If they're not willing to give me the time of day, there most likely would be other issues.
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Is there any time of day when a light but doughy grid of carbohydrates doesn't taste damn fantastic?
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The 19.26% rate compared to 15.70% at the same time of day in 2014, and 14.81% in 2009.
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The findings stood when the model checked for variations in the year, time of day, age, and gender.
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Similarly, how can we maximize the free solar energy bathing half the planet at any given time of day?
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It'll also adjust to lighting conditions, all while communicating with other bulbs and changing with the time of day.
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"We will not give them the time of day... We will make those spreading speculations pay the necessary price".
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"It means giving you the right content at the right time of day on the right device," Weinberger said.
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Whether you should recline also depends on the time of day you're traveling and the length of your flight.
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I live in a college town and the usual go-to spots are pretty crowded this time of day.
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You can also change the time of day, cloud layers, or fog density and add an assortment of filters.
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And Pinchworm even pulls your location to show the right time of day and moon phase in the background.
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Advertisers will be able to target their ads based upon user interest, subreddit, location, device, and time of day.
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You could use DSS to find ad data to determine the best time of day to run your ads.
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A soap opera can have any level of production quality, and air at any time of day or night.
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For example, so a hospital-bound passenger will appear at a residential stop at a reasonable time of day.
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Updated iPhones and iPads will adjust their lighting depending on the time of day; Apple's calling it Night Shift.
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The app also now provides personalized recommendations throughout the day based on the time of day and your location.
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Songza's brilliance is that it gives you perfect playlists for every occasion, every mood, even every time of day.
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The quality looked great, but that sort of thing can vary depending on the time of day and demand.
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Where and what information we receive throughout the day is a blur, often dictated by the time of day.
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"Time of day explains the 20 percent variance between who is performing well and who is not," Pink says.
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One of the tapes features the game's graphics programmer explaining how the time of day and weather systems work.
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Best of all, depending on what time of day you book, you can more closely deduce your flight times.
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Sletten mentioned other factors that could come into play, such as the time of day in which they land.
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The Lancet study explored whether this poor outcome might be influenced by the time of day an operation occurred.
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You'll see light and dark mode, plus the option to change the mode depending on the time of day.
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Because of the late time of day, six rescuers from the fire department began the search the following morning.
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"Pokémon Sword" and "Pokémon Shield" will have dynamic environments that are impacted by the weather and time of day.
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By this time of day, they usually have more variety — they're out of certain colors of the X already.
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The GHSA report reveals some of the many factors that can contribute to an accident, including time of day.
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But if the decline reaches 455 percent, trading is suspended for the session, regardless of the time of day.
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It was a question of degree, which could also change based on age, the season, and time of day.
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"Music playing at any time of day around every corner, both in urban areas and natural ones," Ferrer began.
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He arranged for my closest friends to telephone me at a particular time of day when we were available.
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No, it wasn't that I was spun by Jeb's campaign staff — they never gave me the time of day.
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But a 20 percent market decline at any time of day halts trading for the rest of the day.
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Those forces work depending on where you are, who's around you, the time of day, and your recent actions.
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I like to show the mountain at the time of day when the shadows are just catching the snow.
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Apple's Night Shift feature, both on iOS and macOS, can be set to change depending on time of day.
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It doesn't generate much power, but it works during the one time of day that solar cells can't: night.
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But in general, incorporating more movement into your routine at any time of day will lead to major benefits.
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You'll be covered any time of day with an agave lip mask, overnight lip mask, and daytime lip balm.
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Better: I can eat candy at any time of day or night, and sometimes even in front of people.
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At any time of day it's far enough to reach beyond soldiers at the border to civilians further north.
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In most other cities, food trucks travel to different locations depending on the time of day and regulatory restrictions.
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First of all, I want to know what the hell you're doing out here at this time of day.
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These productive morning people were walking about with purpose, as normal as if it were any other time of day.
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"You all decided to give Joe Walsh a platform today, I'm not giving him the time of day," she said.
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Each button can be assigned two different functions, which can adjust based on variables like time of day and user.
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Trump either does or doesn't support the law, depending on who's asking him and what time of day it is.
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So I have to take it at a certain time of day when the sun is shining on my desk.
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And, Pandora says these recommendations can be tailored down to the time of day, depending on your unique listening history.
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It all depends on where the satellites are above the Earth, the time of day, and the time of year.
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" Not "photos are strategically posted at just the right time of day by my social media team for maximum engagement.
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His favorite time of day "is around 8'clock in the evening," he tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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The filters themselves change throughout the day based on factors like when you became friends or the time of day.
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It's hard just standing there and taking it, but some people are ignorant and don't deserve my time of day.
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Of having a baby before marriage, she told PEOPLE in January that she hasn't given naysayers the time of day.
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We'll just have to wait and see if those picky millennials will give these new Macs the time of day.
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The same pie If Fabienne's line, "Any time of day is a good time for pie," sounds familiar, it should.
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You know, also by that time of day, pretty much all of the major news of the day has happened.
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Even when on the road, he's following the team's ups and downs, watching games no matter what time of day.
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It probably had something to do with the time of day I went, but it added to the charming vibe.
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This alert will ring no matter what time of day it is, and sometimes even if your phone is silenced.
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"Some would say the ranking member and I can't even agree on the time of day," Hensarling said of Waters.
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There's an upside and a downside to whatever time of day you work out — here's what you need to know.
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All fare and toll options, by the way, can be adjusted by time of day and day of the week.
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Shorshi's office, where he typically would have been at that time of day, was in the basement right next door.
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Throughout his life he's gone up and down in dosages and even the time of day he takes his medication.
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The little green "online" light revealed that, no matter what time of day, or time zone, gay men are everywhere.
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It does not vary by the time of day, and lawmakers failed to impose fees on private cars and trucks.
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Depending on the time of day, customers will be offered a continental breakfast or a sandwich wrap, chips and dessert.
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There are several different theories about which day of the week, and time of day, has the most affordable fares.
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The family members there praised Gabbard for being the only presidential candidate who would give them the time of day.
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Introductory ticket prices are $1 more than standard tickets, though prices vary by location, time of day and seat type.
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Horizon Zero Dawn let players control the time of day, and No Man's Sky let us move the fucking sun!
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The time of day a job seeker reaches out to a recruiter or hiring manager can also send a message.
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Correction: This story has been updated with the correct time of day of the accident as well as who Gov.
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Progressives argued that since no Pelosi bill would get the time of day from McConnell, the party should go bold.
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But it's a bigger problem for solar panels because they're all generating electricity at the exact same time of day.
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While each painting conjures a distinct time of day or lunar phase, the images point to a dimension beyond time.
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He's not overly poetic, he's just like, "this street, at this time of day, you were wearing that," you know?
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Traditional TV networks had few options for targeting specific types of viewers, and most ads were targeted by time of day.
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"Without a passing vortex, the winds are more typically between about 4-20 miles per hour, depending on time of day."
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They usually engage in this behavior around certain triggers or stresses that can be pegged to a certain time of day.
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"Cortisol levels fluctuate throughout the day depending on time of day, what you eat, sudden stressful situations, even illness," Jackson said.
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They used rely on posts getting roughly the same number of views if they were posted a certain time of day.
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For the moment, his biggest problem is finding the best time of day to livestream for international audiences — currently 2 a.m.
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Golden hour (the hour before the sun sets) is the time of day where you're going to get the best pictures.
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Take Mr Ansari: for each delivery, he makes between 40 and 120 rupees, depending on the time of day and distance.
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You come across strange mechanical structures that can bend light or alter the time of day, and several large, scalable towers.
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Next up is Morph, which is an Android launcher that shows different apps based on time of day or your location.
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Another important factor that seems to be completely up in the air is the best time of day to work out.
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It doesn't matter what time of day you sleep Sleep experts say that's another myth that can negatively affect your health.
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Sensors within the Frame TV will adjust screen brightness depending on the time of day and ambient light in the room.
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Maybe she can finally give poor Hector the time of day, or he can figure out who he is without her.
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Wu points to a study of judges that similarly correlated time of day with the likelihood of a judge approving parole.
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I can look at my phone and see where the bus is going to be at any given time of day.
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Taking inspiration from the desert, Apple included an image of a sand dune that changes depending on the time of day.
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Whatever the time of day, you can step out and there'll be a party—or step away to relax and unplug.
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There are also some nice Live Wallpapers that change based on your location, time of day, or even your battery level.
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We should be pushing for that kind of progress before we give games like Catherine: Full Body the time of day.
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"Constant total darkness would cause disorientation to time of day and perhaps disrupt circadian rhythms that support restful sleep," Auerbach said.
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Depending on the weather and time of day, the intercepts, when and if they happen, can produce incredible photos and video.
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At least that is the time of day where we find Jay, posted up alongside his natural habitat, the kitchen island.
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Generally speaking, I've never really given Sonic the time of day; the focus on speed always rubbed me the wrong way.
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A city where, yes, you can party at any time of day, but life can also be pretty chill and consistent.
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Ye told me it will do so much more than just give us an accurate reading of the time of day.
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Your "chronotype" -- or time of day preference -- affects not only your sleep patterns but your hormone levels and core body temperature.
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"Being a young Latina woman, it would make Pelosi look bad not to give her the time of day," he says.
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At stores that attempted to make the changes, nearly 10 of those shifts were scheduled for a consistent time of day.
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In fact, even activity occurring before tDCS or the time of day tDCS is administered may change the effects of stimulation.
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A mother's health during a hospital birth may depend in part on the time of day and the kind of hospital.
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It helps me walk into the door of a lot of places that wouldn't otherwise give me the time of day.
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We might work with editors in London, New York or Hong Kong, depending on the story and the time of day.
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And a new rate structure coming next year will charge California customers based on the time of day they use electricity.
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The lights in the store change color, depending on the time of day and amount of sunlight coming from the windows.
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If you choose the Auto setting, then the theme will shift depending on the time of day in your time zone.
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Pfanz believes the priests were aware of the gas and knew that its concentration fluctuated depending on the time of day.
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In a three-step process, the team first tested the plants to figure out what time of day pollination usually occurred.
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The sizes that fit us best will differ drastically depending on the brand and style — and even on the time of day.
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TJ's is a zoo this time of day, but having D. on the phone with me makes the whole experience less grueling.
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The time of day you ate didn't matter as long as you were eating the appropriate amount of calories for your goals.
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But why is it that, aside from those good ol' Chucks, we don't really give high-top sneakers the time of day?
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These sensors allow their owners to track things like the time of day and the seasons, and to plan their reproduction accordingly.
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The results took into account other variables like time of day of the call and whether it was a weekend or weekday.
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The horrible traffic we have grown used to experiencing that time of day on a typical Wednesday was nowhere to be found.
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There's the neighbor a few houses down, who you can always find munching on a cigar, no matter the time of day.
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You can filter by price from zero to over $500, time of day, duration, and even by cancellation policies, which sounds convenient.
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If you've got multiple sensors around the house, you can tell Nest which one to prioritize at a certain time of day.
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As a lowly admin, I didn't expect him to give me the time of day, much less hug me AND our receptionist!
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Because the museum is lit naturally by skylights, visitors' experiences of the artwork will vary with the seasons and time of day.
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It is not just a matter of reaching people at a particular time of day, a capability advertisers have employed for decades.
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They are great for any time of day, and I love the savory taste with scrambled eggs, my go-to breakfast. 5.
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The 5-piece kit will cover your home to ensure nothing out of the ordinary is happening, regardless of time of day.
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We've left messages and sent e-mails and scoured our contact lists for someone who might give us the time of day.
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It was exciting to learn what types of posts got the most "likes" and also the optimal time of day for posting.
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Without Black women like former Ohio state Senator Nina Turner, I wouldn't be giving Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders the time of day.
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I will prise you from the rigor-mortis grip of your anxieties and tell you what time of day to email people.
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When I get on the floor, I try to leave everything I have, regardless of seedings, records, the time of day, whatever.
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The church is empty at this time of day, the way Annie likes it, because it shows that she's doing something extra.
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This makes it a favorite with sports fans and those loving a zesty snack or "plate" any time of day or evening.
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They might also be able to take into account factors such as the time of day, and your emotional and physical state.
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Because Grumpy's is in a basement, you tend to forget what time of day—or year—it is after a few drinks.
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Those who don't give rock music the time of day are truly missing out on the most influential artists of this century.
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On public transportation, the trip lengthens considerably, between nine and 12 hours depending on the point of origin and time of day.
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Depending on the time of day, all of the seats can be full, or you can be the only person each carriage.
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In order to interpret the meaning, a person will consider the context: the time of day, the type of road, the weather.
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She suggests scouting the location at the time of day you're planning on getting married to see what the crowds are like.
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That she would give Ben the time of day is more than enough notice that all may not be as it seems.
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At the right time of day, he could count on seeing a crowd gathered around the television, yelling at the Lotto numbers.
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In today's hyper-competitive business world, one might think that ultra-successful people wouldn't even give each other the time of day.
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The research on front-loading food It's true that over-consuming calories at any time of day will result in weight gain.
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Each segment is broken up into individual missions by time of day and character, as the game switches between all three men.
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The critical ingredient is self-monitoring: weighing yourself regularly, even daily, at the same time of day and under the same circumstances.
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It might have been the time of day, week, or year — about mid-day on a Sunday in late November before Thanksgiving.
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According to family lore, Hearne police officers would hunt him down whenever their car radios broke — no matter the time of day.
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Dunkin' is in a particularly tough spot with rising breakfast competition, because the morning hours are already the company's busiest time of day.
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Maps will generate lists of Michelin-starred restaurants, for example, or popular brunch spots depending on your context and the time of day.
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Sweeper is also equipped with LED lights so that it can work regardless of the time of day, for about 20 hours/day.
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It includes new features for watchfaces, such as complications updating based on time of day or location, and a new Siri-based watchface.
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Drivers can specify what kinds of blocks they'd like to grab based on the pickup center, time of day and type of block.
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In those cases, different homescreen configurations and widgets would appear based on what time of day it was and what you were doing.
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Kylie Jenner isn't giving those rumors that her bodyguard, Tim Chung, is the real father of her daughter Stormi the time of day.
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Meanwhile, I loved the comforting routine of the camp, and how I knew where everyone would be based on the time of day.
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Upon learning the client device's routine instructions for the time of day and detected event, the crib may automatically perform the requested feature.
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Again you need to make use of the "Daily goal not achieved by..." trigger and pick a specific goal and time of day.
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McDonald's claims drive-thru stations will be able to adjust what they display based on weather, time of day, and "trending" menu items.
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At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, "Steamed Hams" fever is sweeping the nation.
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Nixon's unusual favorite of cottage cheese and ketchup would raise eyebrows any time of day, but the president especially liked it for breakfast.
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One of the coolest new features in macOS Mojave is called Dynamic Desktop, which changes your desktop wallpaper depending on time of day.
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It relies more on dates and time of day, along with scheduled events and short-term requests with deadlines to keep player momentum.
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Bixby can also be used to help place phone calls, manage appointments, present relevant information based on the time of day and more.
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My mom instructed me not to go anywhere alone, no matter the time of day, and not to go anywhere at night, period.
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But it's fancy as hell, with a fully adjustable arm and white balance that adjusts based on time of day and other settings.
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Other than the fact that you can get an ice cream cone at any time of day, another appealing factor is vacation time.
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That disparity persisted even when researchers controlled for variables like the time of day in images or the occasionally obstructed view of pedestrians.
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It is unclear how many people were on the train, but officials said at the time of day it would have been crowded.
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Say what you want about Musk, but I'd bet ten dollars that no matter what time of day, he is thinking about robots.
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It's one of the few cities in North America where there are always people on the streets, no matter the time of day.
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She is certainly kinder than James's mother, who wouldn't have given Jeanne or Carole the time of day if it weren't for James.
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For example, Netflix considers some surprising factors, like the time of day, the devices you use and how long you tend to watch.
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Based on where you live in Manhattan and what time of day you want it delivered, the cost ranges from $6.95 to $15.95.
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I have no windows to outside light and prefer it that way so that lighting stays even any time of day or night.
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Listing your home on a certain day — and even a certain time of day — may make it sell faster and for more money.
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I wander from liberal to libertarian to conservative to progressive, depending on the issue, time of day and what I had for breakfast.
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It could recognize, for example, that a person buys certain products linked to being tired or lonely at a particular time of day.
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Intellectual companionship requires more than conversations about the time of day, the weather, or whether I want to drink orange juice or water.
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Children's programming must also meet certain "Kid Vid" requirements with respect to educational purpose, length and the time of day it is aired.
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I was 8 or 0003, and I was planning on becoming a fighter pilot or a lawyer, depending on the time of day.
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Rousey's mother famously said that he wouldn't give Rousey—an Olympic medalist—the time of day when she first came to his gym.
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It's a flat per-kilowatt-hour rate, the same for all customers, no matter where they are located or the time of day.
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Rather, it's to seek out modern practices where teams of happy, well-rested clinicians deliver superb care no matter the time of day.
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"National Egg McMuffin Day" is McDonald's second breakfast promotion, which is a time of day when sales are growing for fast food chains.
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Think about the location, what you were doing, the time of day, who else was there, your mental state and any other details.
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A good watch doesn't just display the time of day—it can also elevate your outfit, and sometimes just make you feel good.
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The building appears to change color — depending on the weather, time of day or angle of view — from green to brown to gold.
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Some entries contain more details, including the best time of day to catch the person at home or information about the children's school.
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It takes into account the time of day, the natural light in your vicinity, even the speed at which your eyes might fatigue.
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As you would expect with a data-rich company like Uber, the ad display will respond to both location and time of day.
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By contrast, any reasonable judge asked to weigh the demands for information presented to Pompeo would not give them the time of day.
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Over the years, Hendifar has developed a flexible recipe that works any time of day, at any scale, with any number of variations.
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I believe workers could benefit from picking a time of day for a "digital device pause" — where they intentionally disconnect from any technology.
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Introduced in 9.3, Night Shift makes the screen easier on your eyes by adjusting brightness and colors depending on the time of day.
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Cargo also shares limited user data with companies, such as which products were most popular, and what time of day they sold best.
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Since fares are based on the distance traveled and the time of day, the fare increase will affect certain types of tickets differently.
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We can get pornography, in all of its extremes, for free at any time of day with a few taps of a finger.
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That way, users, or their parents, can take special measures to help them get through that troubling time of day without triggering their habits.
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Depends on a lot of circumstances — the time of day, the position of the craft, the light pollution in your area and so on.
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I mean, not since the era of "What's Luv" and pleather golf caps did it feel right to give him the time of day.
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As I mentioned earlier, my most productive time of day is the first few hours in the morning, especially with some caffeine inside me.
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ERP is 8-15 credits, depending on the time of day and type of class (reformer is my favorite and cost more than mat).
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You'll get four different exercise types based on the time of day, including silent breathing sessions, mood-boosting meditation exercises, and closed-eye meditations.
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First off, as most people who have experienced it know, "morning sickness" is a total misnomer: It can strike at any time of day.
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They come in a variety of colors as well as a traditional white, and a white that changes based on the time of day.
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I live in Hudson Yards, so luckily I get to Obé within 20 to 25 minutes, since there's no traffic that time of day.
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Unlike certain beauty classics (like a red lip), defined, fluttery lashes are always in high demand, no matter the time of day or place.
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It's the one time of day where they can joke around, talk about how excited they are for their next date, or just chill.
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In June, Apple announced that new watchfaces can update based on time of day or location would be launching with watchOS 4 this fall.
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Elba's favorite time of day is "around 8 o'clock in the evening" when he can catch up with his family, including fiancee Sabrina Dhowre.
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A living desktop that gets lighter or darker to match your actual time of day will certainly spice up a once dull, static background.
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The Lineup will change depending on your viewing habits and the time of day, as it takes into account what's most popular and when.
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So Genee can understand if you want a coffee or lunch, and can also make sense of the time of day you'd like it.
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On an even more granular level, there's actually a time of day that will provide travelers with the best chance of saving on flights.
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One detail I found highly compelling was that weather, time of day, and even astral phenomena like moon phase will affect what you encounter.
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It could also help doctors improve outcomes by changing what time of day surgery is carried out, or when medicines are given, he said.
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What you see first could be determined by your interaction history with a user, the time of day and the popularity of the photo.
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As on Earth, dust devils are more prominent during this time of day owing to the interactions of hot surfaces with cooler air above.
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At any time of day, you'll find thousands of people from around the world logged into Zwift, participating in group rides, workouts, and races.
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But it is the ability to shift the time of day that allows players the chance to control the very environment they are photographing.
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While this is a cool little feature, and mostly harmless, it does use location data in order to accurately determine the time of day.
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Customers can also garden on the go, by selecting the time of day that the LED lights turn on or off via the app.
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This logic is complex, and only gets more complicated when you add more data sources from sensors and context (time of day, sunlight, etc.).
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The HUD is equipped with a built-in light sensor that adjusts according to the time of day, so you'll always have ideal visibility.
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But you can pick up and drop off an Evercar from its home garage any time of day, so night owls can definitely apply.
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At almost any time of day, Somali women gathered outside the units, draped in brightly colored dresses, most with their heads covered by hijabs.
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"As an architectural photographer, I'm doing a lot of compositing: blending lighting, time of day and people, as I photograph buildings," Kelley told Mashable.
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It will also make adjustments based on time of day and weather — if it starts raining, for example, the app will recommend indoor activities.
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Over the years, Hendifar, 23, has developed a flexible recipe that works any time of day, at any scale, with any number of variations.
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For example, typing "/time set 0" instantly changes the time of day inside the game to daybreak; the sun suddenly appears on the horizon.
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Made with 100% Arabica coffee, this sweet and smooth coffee is the perfect pick-me-up no matter what time of day it is.
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These bar codes link the berries to the picker, the time of day they were picked, and where on the farm they came from.
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The Western Flag installation is a live simulation in the sense that it reflects the time of day of the real site in Texas.
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Big dishes also deform as they turn and tilt, and they expand and shrink and warp depending on the temperature and time of day.
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Do this using the same thermometer at the same time of day for several days, and record the results to get an average temperature.
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What we tweet might be dictated by time of day and our own circadian rhythms, according to a new study of 800 million tweets.
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"The other vendors hardly gave us the time of day, and now they have been acquired or are out of business," Mr. Kilgore said.
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The loose and open layout allows for the sculpture to change in conjunction with the time of day, and with the seasons as well.
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Depending on where you stand, and the time of day, the cross blends into the greenery or glows bright red from the setting sun.
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In this case, he knew the time of day the palm tree shadow would appear and waited for a stylish person to walk by.
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As a result, companies are rapidly looking to develop chatbots and virtual assistants to answer questions cusomters may have at any time of day.
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There you can turn the feature on and off manually or opt to have it kick in automatically based on the time of day.
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Depending on the different smart devices and smart plugs you have at home, you can create routines catered for a specific time of day.
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The One-Minute Task Challenge: Declutter your mind and your home with this simple refresh challenge, which can be completed any time of day.
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Third has to do with electricity rates and how they're structured — whether they are a flat rate or vary with the time of day.
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It happened at a time of day on Mars when the surface heat is greater than the air above it due to the sunlight's intensity.
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He says mornings are the one time of day when he's in complete control, adding that he's not getting phone calls at 4:30 a.m.
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Pitchfork reported that the app, with the help of Google Assistant, will make listening recommendations based on the time of day, location, and listening patterns.
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If a driver passed by an LPR four times throughout a city, an officer with access would know where and at what time of day.
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On top of all that, they also work as customizable LED night lights that can change color and brightness based on the time of day.
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STL officials say passengers, employees and "anyone who has the chops" is invited to sit down and perform an impromptu concert any time of day.
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Home is where you'll find recommendations — both based off your listening habits and other influencing factors like the time of day, your mood, or location.
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Just watching this scene again will make you throw things at your screen and wonder why she ever gave him the time of day again.
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Algorithms trained in this way balance a huge number of metrics, everything from the formatting of an email to the time of day it's sent.
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T-Mobile says the TVision user experience is AI driven and will recommend shows based on the time of day or your usual viewing habits.
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In the show and the comic, clocks aren't primarily seen as measures of the time of day, but instead a countdown to something disastrous happening.
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Regardless of the time of day or week, it's impossible to scroll through your Instagram feed without seeing handfuls of Outfit of the Day posts.
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Mix it with the wrong cream, use it in the wrong order or at the wrong time of day, and your skin will be destroyed.
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The Michael Kors Sofie and Grayson have watchfaces that mimic Kors' analog watches and can automatically switch colors or designs based on time of day.
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They also have the potential to be on the clock any day of the year and any time of day or night, Glassdoor's Dobroski noted.
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You can also select the time of day, letting you rewind a few minutes or a few days — what was it like during that parade?
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After all that, it's somewhat surprising that Trump is willing to give Lee the time of day, much less consider him for a Court spot.
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The map data comes with accompanying charts that display helpful facts, like travel times broken down by time of day and day of the week.
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As a young child, the bath was my least favorite time of day because I knew what was coming next: getting my hair combed out.
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You open up the book, and there's information there about the date, the time of day, what kind of car, what the weather is like.
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Unfortunately, there's no way to automatically turn on night mode based on what time of day it is or based on your phone's display brightness.
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And it changes based on the time of day — app developers can signal that they're useful in the morning, or around dinner time, for example.
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What's more, some of those tolls are dynamic and can have different prices depending on time of day, direction, type of car, occupants, and more.
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The chart below can help you figure out the best time of day to do different types of tasks, according to Pink's assessment of chronotypes.
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It's surely the case that more movies are now available to more people in more places than before, at any time of day or night.
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His decision-making when Anna starts coming on to him — this woman will bathe or shower at almost any time of day — is pretty terrible.
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Pritlicje Bar Depending on the time of day, Pritlicje, which overlooks the main artery of Old Town, is a cafe, gallery, bar or concert venue.
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Big advertisers, like auto, alcohol, and insurance brands, wouldn't give a sports network focused on gambling, like VSIN, the time of day back in 2017.
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You can specify based on time of day, stops, number of bags, price, and connecting airports by using the dropdown menus near the top. 5.
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Reginald Felton, his twin brother, said he urged Ronald not to go into the neighborhood at that time of day because of the other killings.
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To provide service, ISPs must control movement through their networks based on such variables as time of day and the type of data being downloaded.
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It is golden hour, though, so we can't tell if it's just this time of day with super yellow-orange light streaming through the windows.
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" In terms of quantity, he sells "between 200 and 300 per game, which varies depending on the opponent, the weather, and the time of day.
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Whatever the time of day or year, once you have managed to finish a bowl, you are probably going to want a nice, long siesta.
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"The most important time of day to brush your teeth is right before you go to bed," he told The New York Times in 2011.
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No matter what time of day it is, when pandemic-related anxiety gets to be too overwhelming, Twitter can act as a digital gathering space.
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In 2016 Google unveiled a new look for Zagat's website and an app that provided suggestions based on users' locations and the time of day.
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There's one obvious mark against Bullock, however, given all the other names on this list: Does Turner even have the time of day for brunettes?
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There's this practical joker, you see, and this gal who won't give him the time of day and this doctor she likes and so on.
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You can call 800-1-8255 any time of day or night, or you can chat with someone from the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline online.
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Manjinder Bhatti, 221, who takes the Q240/Q21978 bus from Jackson Heights to Astoria in Queens, matches his commuting playlist to the time of day.
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The newest Nest Hello rocks because it gives you a full picture of what's going on outside your door, regardless of the time of day.
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But I have a weakness for the form at any time of day; I never get tired of recommending old favorites and discovering new ones.
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As a snack they were great, but I would not order them for breakfast, which is, unfortunately, the only time of day they are available.
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It included every song I listed to, when (and if) I paused or skipped the track and what time of day I listened to it.
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Depending on the time of day, there may also be a pianist playing classic Disney songs as guests perch on large sofas and oversized chairs.
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No matter the weather or time of day in New York City, a sun shines over their living room, running the length of the ceiling.
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And the feeling of living in twilight—the in-between time of day when light meets dark, the place where all these paintings are set.
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Even time of day plays into how a perfume "wears," or how it smells on you, how powerful it is and how long it lasts.
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"If we can boost immune responses in the cells and in the whole body at that time of day, you can shield yourself better," he said.
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In theory, the lock screen should support the dynamic wallpapers that Apple has already mentioned, which change based on your location and current time of day.
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Previously, Snap Maps figured out what you were up to by pulling up a random Bitmoji to represent the time of day and place you're at.
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The first is the Dyson Lightcycle, its desk and floor lamp that can automatically adjust its lighting temperature based on ambient light or time of day.
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But other features are not all that new, including: adding filters, basic text, contextual elements like location or time of day, emoji, and iTunes music tracks.
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At any time of day, on any adventure a person is on, they should be able to take a picture with a pokémon in their inventory.
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You know your kids best, so plan for the photo shoot during a time of day when they're least likely to be cranky, sleepy or hungry.
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It is also a time of day when commercials are relatively cheap, but the companies said that minimizing revenue loss was not a factor in scheduling.
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"What I recommend is really just whenever you can fit it in; I don't think there's a clear-cut optimal time of day," Dr. Kline says.
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There are 35 local versions of the show; at any time of day, a version of AFV is playing on a channel somewhere in the world.
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Marketplace pricing incentivizes customers to find great value and opens their eyes to a new workout they would have never given the time of day to.
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CD Projekt Red says that each non-playable character has their own day / night cycle, so that they behave differently depending on the time of day.
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Catch up quick: Cars and trucks will pay fees, based on the time of day and day of week, to enter Manhattan south of 60th street.
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At least 78 civilians were killed in March when Saudi airstrikes struck one of the largest markets in northern Yemen during the busiest time of day.
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It should know the optimal temperature of the home and how to change it based on utility rates and the time of day to save money.
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To get started, she suggests I connect her to my calendar and enter my address and my meeting preferences—time of day, favorite coffee shop, etc.
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It has no natural light, but has good quality artificial light, enabling me to work at any time of day — with grey skies or at night.
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If you have a regular coffee order, Siri can suggest that you place your order around the time of day that you would usually get it.
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The audio feed adapts to the time of day and the listener's preference, using a similar AI model to the one that currently powers Google News.
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White coloring is even more variable because operating systems, especially on mobile, constantly shift their brightness and color depending on the time of day and lighting.
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The environment in the real world is different, the people you run into may be different, the weather may be different, or the time of day.
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Netflix has the ability to track what people watch, at what time of day, whether they watch all the way through or stop after 4.53 minutes.
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These include Night Light, which automatically changes the colors on the phone's screen, depending on the time of day, to make it easier on your eyes.
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Not surprisingly, the famous comedienne's advice is to laugh a lot, but she also has some choice words about not giving critics the time of day.
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Kingspray gives users control over spray pattern width and colors, amongst other visual aspects of the paint, while also offering an option for time of day.
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This encompasses a range of factors needed for safe driving, including geographies, types of roads, range of speed, time of day, regulatory requirements and even weather.
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The record's title is a reference to the time of day at which Lissvik would begin recording sessions, after his wife and newborn daughter were asleep.
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And all that while accommodating massive shifts in traffic patterns depending on the day of the week, time of day or reconfigurations happening at service providers.
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In iOS 13, you can have Light Mode, Dark Mode, or have Apple automatically transition the look of your phone based on the time of day.
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The same wine can seem to change depending on the food, the mood and the company, to say nothing of the weather and time of day.
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After adjusting for the location, time of day, age, race and other factors, they found that this gave men a 29 percent increased chance of survival.
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Depending on the time of day, Ms. Gang said, the exterior waves will create moving shadows on the exterior, adding a design element to the facade.
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The technology changes drive-thru menus based on the time of day, weather, traffic and the customer's order — all to coax the customer to spend more.
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This latest round of funding accelerates our ability to expand high-quality care — any time of day or night — to millions of people around the world.
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In every movie excerpt, the time of day or night is signaled somehow: by a wristwatch, a stopwatch, a clock, a computer screen, a church bell.
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I didn't realize there's only one main ramp for cars to enter the airport, which causes a ton of traffic no matter the time of day.
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Amazon did not say what time of day it would begin taking orders from its Australian warehouse, except to say it would be on Dec. 5.
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But space solar power has unique benefits, chief among them the availability of solar energy around the clock regardless of the weather or time of day.
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What many people don't remember about the early days of HBO is that the programming wasn't exactly curated for the time of day it was airing.
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The sheriff says it depends on the color of the law that was broken, and at what time of day or night order got criminally disordered.
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Crucially, I didn&apost set a fixed time of day for when I&aposd plank, as I wanted to be able to be flexible about it.
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The time of day and the sun's position in the sky should always be taken into account, especially when flying into tropical or excessively hot locales.
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The content on the platform may also take cues from other smartphone data, such as the users&apos location, the time of day, or the weather.
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With 51 qualifying restaurants, 19 of which were highly-rated, this Colorado-based airport has something for everyone, no matter what time of day you're flying.
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The brain has a master biological clock, influenced mainly by light, which tells "peripheral" clocks in the muscles and organs what time of day it is.
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Trump was inaccurate this year about every conceivable topic, from his dealings with Ukraine to the size of his crowds to, literally, the time of day.
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Were this the aftermath of an election in a Western country it would be deemed wholly unconstitutional and nonsensical, ideas not given the time of day.
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"Impromptu" is an interesting new addition to the portfolio that constructs a customized alarm based on a series of factors, including weather and time of day.
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There are likely others out there, who are like Sacks, who we haven't given the time of day—because we are not enough like Sacks ourselves.
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The attack was a copycat of the one Mr. Pierce outlined in the book, right down to the time of day and type of explosives used.
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Visitors in for the long haul at one of PS1's Warm Up concert series will be able to watch it change with the time of day.
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Understanding how time of day matters might allow for better treatment of disease, and for prevention of maladies like obesity, metabolic syndrome and perhaps other serious conditions.
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The App tracks distance, calories and steps, all standard stuff, autodecting whether you're walking, running or swimming, and breaking all of that down by time of day.
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The app also borrows some ideas from popular Android launchers with features like the ability to customize widgets based on the time of day or your location.
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There are even more numerous examples of portable models of sundials one could carry that could err widely based on the latitude, season, and time of day.
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Women are allowed to drive any car any time of day, seen as a nod to safety in a city where women face dangers on public transit.
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Because people love customization, you can also now skin Yahoo Mail in a variety of color themes, with some changing in response to the time of day.
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Depending on the size of the store and the time of day, this head count can be trimmed or expanded on by about three to four people.
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"We want our customers to have an optimal ad for every time of day, day of week, for every keyword, product, location and audience," the company notes.
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Congestion at peak hours will fall as travellers are diverted from crowded routes to less-packed ones; varying prices by time of day could help here, too.
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From folklore to more recent unexplained mysteries, it's the kind of listen that bleeds into your nightmares no matter what time of day you turn it on.
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In general I'm a fan of local shopping, but even in NYC, where you can get just about anything at any time of day, sites like Jet.
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The bridge is usually crowded at that time of day, as it also provides an exit route for passengers disembarking at an adjoining railway station, he added.
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Even the time of day you eat bread can have an effect on weight loss – but there are conflicting views on whether morning or night is best.
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After determining the initial playlist, righTune will further bifurcate the genre and tempo of the music according to factors such as geography, weather, and time of day.
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Time of Savings works by giving the thermostat information from users' time-of-use energy provider about their energy consumption, like time of day and current rates.
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"This study is testing a third component that may be relevant to this relationship: time of day," said Byrne, a Ph.D. candidate in clinical psychology at Swinburne.
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With iOS 9, a simple swipe of your home screen results in Apple Spotlight search offering moment-based suggestions that change depending on the time of day.
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Rodriguez said a team should strive to score five runs every game, regardless of the pitching matchup, the ballpark, the weather conditions or the time of day.
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I like going to Three Lives bookstore and buying actual books, and once I get into a book I'll read it everywhere at any time of day.
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Given its meager number of delegates and its tiny, remote media markets, it is rare for a presidential campaign to give this state the time of day.
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If you'd stuck it underneath a town at a different time of day, when people were on the sidewalks, you would have had a much greater problem.
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They also looked at smoke detector presence, fire spread, season, time of day, and human-related factors such as age, disability and intoxication when the fire started.
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"We chose this as a first route because we can study a huge amount of different traffic issues depending on the time of day," Mr. Santamala said.
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On top of understanding your workplace, it is also crucial to recognise that the best music choice will change based on what time of day it is.
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Subsequent to that, he's tried repeatedly to buy teams, and the owners, I think, whole different generations of owners haven't given him the time of day. Because?
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Plus, the whole thing only takes about a half hour to make: not bad for a dish whose leftovers you can eat at any time of day.
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Wirecutter tested dozens of smart plugs that you can program to turn on automatically based on the time of day, or set to follow a custom schedule.
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"If you're constantly eating at a time of day when you're not getting bright light exposure, then the different clock systems become out of sync," she said.
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At what time of day in March will the sun dry the morning wetness from this wall; when will shade shelter this canyon from the July heat?
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In the case of the sawmill demo, everything from the time of day to the weather to the ruckus you create can affect how everything plays out.
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It is also facing more competition from other chains, particularly in breakfast, the only time of day that is growing customer traffic across the fast-food industry.
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Apple says Siri Suggestions will also be able to recommend shortcuts for you based on things like location, time of day, and activity (walking, running, driving, etc.).
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Story Times: AGES 2-5 These choices are outstanding read-alouds any time of day, but they will seem especially magical as you're winding down at night.
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These insights will help his campaign glean what messaging is working and which visuals are resonating — to whom, at what time of day and on what screen.
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The technology could help irrigation systems to turn on at the optimal time of day, or cattle to be grazed on areas that provide the best nutrition.
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The data also highlights the best time of day to get stuff done: On a typical day, people complete the most tasks (9.7 percent) around 11 a.m.
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Jones: Look at the invite itself to find subtle hints: The overall design, the time of day and the hosts themselves are some of your best clues.
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He's straightjacketed by the festival setup, the time of day, and the crowd of drunk-as-hell teenagers who throw their hands up when they're told to.
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Then, the app will use the rider's past behavior to suggest a number of destinations — which Uber calls "shortcuts" — to go to at that time of day.
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One of the great things about living in New York City is the constant access to everything and anything your heart desires, no matter the time of day.
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HAL 200 even boasts an interface for "conditional logic based on sensor events, time of day or modes," as well as more elaborate settings to group devices together.
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Some Android phones already toggle themes depending on the time of day, though it's not the same as a manual setting that users can apply across the board.
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It&aposs sad, but then again, the people he is dealing with wouldn&apost give him the time of day if he tried because it is a cult.
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You wake from a long sleep to see it's the "golden hour," that pleasant time of day cherished by cinematographers when the sunlight is especially soft and warm.
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Cocktail Cocktail Attire tends to be semi-formal, with variations depending on the venue or time of day (a fancier venue or evening wedding should help give clues).
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You can also skip the chocolate and caramel, and instead pony up $23 for a medium latte or cappuccino at any time of day from November 19-25.
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I could definitely see something like this in a restaurant or hotel lobby, which need ultimate flexibility when it comes to seating depending on the time of day.
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But it's also the best possible solution for relieving congestion as that's four fewer private vehicles that will be on the road at the busiest time of day.
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Now airlines aren't just examining the likelihood of passengers to show up for their flight, complex algorithms also factor in traffic, weather, connecting flights, and time of day.
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Bound By Night is about families that are bound by the time of day and not by blood—how did these trans women mentor and raise gay children?
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Few people will give her the time of day once they discover all her evidence proving Sekou's innocence comes from a man locked up in a psych ward.
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I also used commands like "Alexa, set Sol light to warm white" and "Alexa, make Sol light cooler" to adjust the color temperature based on time of day.
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Justin Bieber won't give Selena Gomez the time of day, or a chance to formally apologize for publicly bashing his current relationship and insinuating he cheated during theirs.
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This would also affect gameplay based on the in-game time of day: Lawful characters would be stronger during daylight, while Chaotic characters would be boosted at night.
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It relies on the e-mail and delivery addresses supplied, as well as the size and type of purchase, the device used, time of day and other variables.
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As CEO Mike Beebe explained to me, Kuri uses that knowledge to shoot its videos, based on factors like who's present, the time of day and the location.
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There are apps and browser extensions that will help you limit your ability to go on certain websites and apps by time of day and even your location.
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No one needs to tell a young person today the ability to call a car at any time of day from any location from your smartphone is freedom.
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It's even possible to have the watch switch to a different face at a set time of day, so you can easily match your day and night outfits.
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It will turn the heat or A/C on, condition the lights based on time of day and potentially preheat the oven — preconditioning your home for your arrival.
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"There's this superiority complex, like 'I know better, you should be grateful to me for even giving you the time of day,' which is the savior," she said.
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A support concierge can even come to you wherever you are at any time of day, any day, to walk you through something or help fix an issue.
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Getting it on in the morning is optimal in part because at this time of day melatonin is down while all the other hormones are up, Breus contends.
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The discourse surrounding J. Cole's music is that it has the unmatched ability to lull listeners to sleep as soon as they give it the time of day.
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The medical team have to be available in the hospital within 220.6 minutes of learning that a potential uDCD donor is arriving, whatever time of day or night.
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How it works: Duo feeds publicly available data, like how quickly accounts reply to other accounts, screen names, the time of day of posting and data from profiles.
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Google also states that it will keep using "general" information like your location and the time of day to target ads to you when you turn off personalization.
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By advertising directly in users' news feeds, companies can, at any time of day, target potential customers at moments when they are often bored and open to novelty.
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You can take pictures of your tax forms to submit and there's a free customer support line to virtually chat with a real person any time of day.
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" Mr. Rodman said that Mr. Kim had asked him to pass along a message to Barack Obama, then president, but "Obama didn't give me the time of day.
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Going from a dark lonely room to speaking and having a good time with the people I enjoy, some might say this is the best time of day.
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Or notifying you via your Apple watch how long your commute is when your phone connects to the Bluetooth in your car at a certain time of day.
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In Bavaria, for example, weisswurst is often a morning snack, consumed with pretzels, mustard and wheat beer, which happens to go great with it any time of day.
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No matter the time of day or night, I felt like I had to plug back into the Matrix, only to be overwhelmed by the amount of content.
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Going from a dark lonely room, to speaking and having a good time with the people I enjoy, some might say this is the best time of day.
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We pride ourselves on this way of life in Australia, especially in Melbourne, where good food is everywhere, at every time of day and at every price point.
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As anyone who has ever hitched a ride through Didi can tell you, finding a female driver can be a tall order regardless of the time of day.
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Hand washing at any time of day (whether you've recently visited the restroom or not) can help stop the spread of many kinds of bacteria, yeasts, and viruses.
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Rather, by raising capital through many less-wealthy people, companies hope to pique the interest of larger investors who otherwise would not give them the time of day.
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We shorten "Good on you" to "onya" and we stretch out the greeting "mate" to "maaaaaaaate," the length depending on the depth of affection and time of day.
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The Swiss Federal Office for Civil Aviation (FOCA) has granted Matternet a certification allowing their delivery drones to fly autonomously over cities at any time of day or night.
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If so, then the time of day that a medication is administered could have a big impact on its effectiveness, and on the severity of its adverse side effects.
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For example, people who must take antibiotics for extended periods, or shift workers who eat at the "wrong" time of day, may be at risk via these microbiome pathways.
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For example, placing your morning coffee order — something you regularly do around a particular time of day — or launching your preferred workout app, because you've arrived at the gym.
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In the current media universe, conservative television networks like Fox News or web sites like Breitbart won't give a deep dive into the Mueller report the time of day.
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They remain under constant monitoring and care in their own homes, and can "beam in" by video to talk to a doctor or nurse at any time of day.
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I hung out with Mac a few times over the years and he was always such a sweetheart, always had the time of day for anyone, whoever they were.
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I like it because I can take it anywhere, it doesn't need to be refrigerated, and I can snack on it any time of day, anywhere that I am.
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It wasn't until Donald Trump that Jones endorsed a mainstream presidential candidate — similarly, no mainstream presidential candidate until Trump gave Jones or the Infowars audience the time of day.
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Hulu also picks up on your daily viewing habits and gradually improves what appears in the Lineup based on time of day or even the device you're watching from.
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The system can also look over reams of past footage and produce risk assessments of an area or time of day given the number and behaviors of pedestrians there.
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The speaker will then activate once you've left and begin running through lights and sounds that make sense for the time of day and the environment you live in.
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The company claims that Daily Assist also provides info based on your location (weather, I guess), time of day (briefing), and activities, but I never once encountered the latter.
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Something about using the same color all over just makes it look — and feel — so easy and effortless, and it's perfect for every mood and every time of day.
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However, as TechCrunch noted, this feature does mimic something closer to the traditional TV-viewing experience, where reruns of popular series are assured pretty much any time of day.
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Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant will give you the time of day and the weather, but Jibo will do it with a glowing blue light that approximated a smile.
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Graph of use over time of day with the morning peak delayed over the holiday weekend Superficially the data shows the impact the bikes are having on leisure time.
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You can ask to be reminded at a particular date, day of the week, or just time of day, if it's a reminder you're setting for the same day.
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The royalty rate varies from network to network, but it often depends on three factors, including length of use, type of usage (instrumental or vocal) and time of day.
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When planning trips, time of day doesn't matter so much as these conditions, which can be calm as a pond or too windy for tours depending on the day.
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Early afternoon is my most challenging time of day because I need to motivate myself when I would much rather be napping (and my bed is oh-so close).
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If a certain time of day triggers the urge, plan to do something else during that time, like calling a friend, going to the gym or taking a bath.
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Some cities have ordinances that mandate what time of day drones can be flown and whether they can operate near certain areas such as schools, stadiums or public parks.
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While few people would give me the time of day, the Obama administration gave me a chance of a lifetime working on Vice President Joe Biden's National Security Council.
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Benjamin John Power: As long as you're not listening to this at 6:30 AM (unless you've not been to bed yet!) then anytime time of day is fine.
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Eventually, it may have been the time of day that made me think about Happy Hour, but at some point I thought "THE ROUND'S ON ME!" could be fun!
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" It's designed around principles of cognitive behavioral therapy, and I have it set to send me a notification at a random time of day asking "How are you feeling?
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Cookies, she said, have brought her close to people she would otherwise never give the time of day, like her roommate at CookieCon, who was an ardent Trump supporter.
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Some experts, like Yale nutrition specialist David Katz, have made the case for breakfast: He says it's a good time of day to stock up on fiber and fruit.
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We doctors like to think of ourselves — and the public might like to think of us — as rational decision makers, but depending on the time of day, treatments change.
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Previous orbiters have generally swooped much closer to the Martian surface, usually in orbits devised to pass over a given location at the same time of day each time.
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In Tunisia, lablabi is a classic chickpea soup or stew that's eaten any time of day — for breakfast, lunch or dinner — and there are countless ways to make it.
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Other studies have relied on measures of cortisol in blood, urine or saliva, which can vary by time of day and be affected by temporary stressors and other factors.
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This content is personalized to the individual, based on factors like the day of the week, the time of day and Pandora's predictions about your mood, among other things.
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On average, 10%–30% of flights departing at the hottest time of day would require some form of weight restriction toward the end of the century, the study determined.
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Dalton, Ga. • The Carpet Whisperer By Lizzie O'Leary The warehouse where Guadalupe Guido works is so bright inside that it feels like noon no matter the time of day.
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But one day I left my keys on the counter, and one of the women there who'd never given me the time of day ran out to return them.
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In bed with Ryan Gosling, she does a Bacall impression — a wonderfully cheesy High Point coffee commercial from the '80s: "My favorite time of day is night," she says.
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Justin gives the guy the time of day ... giving him a thumbs up, and then clasping his hands together before he and his fiancee drive off into the night.
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That stat could get advertisers to give Snapchat the time of day even if its total user count isn't over 1 billion monthlies like Instagram, thanks to its international prominence.
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If you always want your streaming device to have priority access at a certain time of day, then you can also set that up with the help of IFTTT's timer.
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Most sensitive data is encrypted so that Apple only has limited information like the time of day you sent a text message but none of the contents of the message.
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A smartphone app also lets you create custom light settings, which can be activated at a certain time of day, or triggered to assist with falling asleep or waking up.
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Alexa will respond to users' questions about medication by telling them the name of the medication they need to take, dosage and time of day it needs to be taken.
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And while daily tarot pulls are usually done in the morning, if you're just not a morning person (guilty), you can still incorporate this practice at another time of day.
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On the other hand, there's a moment when the characters take acid for the first time and they take it in a beautiful setting at the right time of day.
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These include the user's general mood, the time of day the user typically posts, how much they post, who they follow, and who follows them back, among many other factors.
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At the time, Manson, now 51, was also drinking "copiously" and abusing drugs, including ecstasy, and said she only was attracted to men who wouldn't give her time of day.
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Sure, the range could be higher or lower depending on your browser, your location, the network you're using, the time of day, your device, and all sorts of other variables.
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The assembly rolled by at its set pace and no matter what time of day or year it was, and you screwed a certain number of widgets together every hour.
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For instance, you could configure a Shortcut to run based on time of day, when you start a workout on your Apple Watch, when you connect to CarPlay and more.
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You will probably recall his petulant rant about how outrageous it was that women wouldn't give him the time of day, when he was so "magnificent," to use his word.
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We've normally got big cranes that bring in big 40-by-40 silks, so the actors aren't lit by harsh sunlight that's coming down at the wrong time of day.
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Players decide how to play, what to do, and whom they work with — or against- in an evolving world that transforms with seasons, weather, and time of day, Amazon said.
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To get the most of our your selfie sesh, make sure you're snapping away at the time of day when natural sunlight is most beneficial to you and your camera.
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What's really interesting here is that Launcher lets you control whether its individual widgets are displayed or hidden based on the day of the week, time of day or location.
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Apps like Flux have tried to combat this by matching the temperature of your iPhone's display to the time of day—warm at night and like sunlight during the day.
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At a certain time of day, you'd get a notification that could play that thing you listen to every day — regardless of what service it's on — with a single tap.
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You can use the web service to mute your phone based on a specific location or a specific time of day, though for now it only works with Android devices.
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This is the best time of day in my apartment, because it's the only time we get good light, so I just sit and appreciate New York for a minute.
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These devices typically track mileage, braking, speed and time of day when a customer drives, while newer developments of telematics apps also have a GPS component that can track whereabouts.
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In terms of familiar features, very many are nor all that new, including: adding filters, basic text, contextual elements like location or time of day, emojis, and iTunes music tracks.
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The company tells Bloomberg that drivers will have to accept at least 90 percent of ride requests to qualify, and dollar amounts will vary by city and time of day.
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It might be more effective if you could schedule it to start barking commands at a certain time of day to get you off the couch and start doing squats.
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A lot of people have looked at this issue and found that different factors may affect the virality of a meme, such as time of day, color, and pictures included.
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"Outside of 'time of day' variables, multiple lines of evidence suggest that neural activation is higher in rewards regions in response to unexpected rewards, compared to expected rewards," Byrne said.
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Our avocado love is so powerful that it can travel across the wide expanses of time and space; no matter the season, time of day, or place, we crave it.
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There are traces of Kubrick; as in "The Killing" (1956), the time of day is regularly logged onscreen, and "Killer's Kiss" (1955) is recalled in the eerie use of mannequins.
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Cab or ride-hailed (Uber or Lyft) journeys to the airport start at about $36 and can take upwards of half an hour, depending on traffic and time of day.
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The software will then automatically select a set of eyes that best matches the closed ones (based on lighting, time of day, etc.), and automatically swap them into the shot.
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It doesn't solve the problem of why they have that drug in the first place and we don't have the time of day to help them if they need it.
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She cited a study from 2014 that examined how gender and chronotype—the genetics that determine one of four sleep patterns—influence the time of day you're most turned-on.
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Better still, there's a dynamic version of the wallpaper that will darken, based on the time of day, as the sun sets and stars come out in the desert sky.
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" Minnesota attorney Joel Smith, who specializes in representing those abused or injured in nursing homes, said it's not just one time of day or one caregiver, "it's shift after shift.
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When meditating, it's a good idea to aim for consistency when it comes to the style of meditation; the time of day and length of your practice; and your surroundings.
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Dynamic Yield's technology will use algorithms to determine what menu items to show customers based on such things as weather, time of day, local traffic, nearby events, and sales trends.
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She wrote that she didn't want to give this feud the time of day in the midst of a pandemic, but if she were to, this is what she'd say.
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We compiled all data over a 48-hour span and tried to compare pricing for each restaurant/food item combo as close to the same time of day as possible.
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For example, it can adjust reps during a workout when you're fatigued or remind you that a jog at a certain time of day seems to help you sleep better.
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You can also use it to quickly, manually switch from Light to Dark, or you can schedule it to switch between the two at any time of day or night.
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It can be tough for schools to find the time of day for health education, enlist someone who can effectively run the sessions, find funding and work with students' extracurriculars.
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Møller took account of the time of day, temperature, wind speed and date of the journey and found an 80 percent decline in insect abundance over the 21-year period.
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To gauge the impact that time of day might have on appetite and appetite-regulating hormones, the researchers put the participants through the regimen twice, once starting at 9 a.m.
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"They were about this sense of self in a public space, and the psychological machinations of how one operates in a particular space and time of day," Ms. Simpson said.
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Alvin Cailan of LA's beloved Eggslut can show you the way to a never-fail breakfast sandwich so hearty and perfect you'll want to eat it any time of day.
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Green Energy UK, another small player, is offering contracts with varying "time-of-day" rates for residential customers, ranging on weekdays from 5 pence per kilowatt hour to 20 pence.
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The concrete, Manhattan sidewalk in the middle of February — which vacillates between a rainstorm and an arctic wind tunnel, depending on the time of day — is the true cool-girl runway.
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The Polish Catholic priest wants to be close to his parishioners, even if it means driving the tiny car up and down steep roads at any time of day or night.
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Based on historical traffic data, the app can also predict how long a route will take you at any time of day, so you can alter your departure time if necessary.
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The same situation can be run over and over again, with a nearly infinite number of changes each time — from time of day, to weather, to an animal crossing the road.
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And while some people (myself included) said they wouldn't be giving him the time of day, just as I feared, there were plenty of folks lined up to take the bait.
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And while pregnant people do experience nausea in the morning (and, in some cases, every other time of day), there's a whole slew of other reasons why you feel so bleh.
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She thinks about what time of day she should post and how best to get on the For You page, even though nobody knows the precise answers or probably ever will.
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So when a reporter asked about what's running through J.R. Smith's mind during a particular play at a particular moment in time, why should he give you the time of day?
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If you want to add muscle to your frame as fast as humanly possible, however, research points to the afternoon and evening as being the best time of day to train.
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The highest readings were at the Olympic stadium – with a peak of 65 PM 2.5 during a June 30 test taken mid-morning, the same time of day athletes will compete.
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A bunch of wallpapers have leaked already, and among the most interesting are some live options that respond to the time of day and the way you interact with your phone.
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Each driver drove the course at the same time of day and they were all forced to listen to the same radio station (described in the study as "uptempo pop music").
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Luminance is a measurement of the amount of light that falls on the earth's surface, which can be affected by cloud cover, humidity, suspended particles, and time of day and year.
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Then, the driver can choose who they'd like to carpool with based on a number of criteria, including gender, place of work, and time of day you might need a ride.
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The only thing better about oddly specific celebrity rumors is when said-celebrities have the time of day to respond to them—and Ryan Reynolds is the latest to do so.
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Over the last 15 years or so, the ingredient has fully made the switch from a breakfast staple to a food that U.S. consumers will eat at any time of day.
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The display is convenient; it means you don't have to open up the Fitbit all to see the time of day, how many steps you've taken, distance traveled, and calories burned.
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One of the biggest user-facing features is Night Shift, a feature that will change the colors of the light emitted by your iOS device, depending on the time of day.
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For non-members there is a cost involved — though Instacart says this is lower relative to paying for delivery (which also varies depending on factors like location/time of day etc).
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Given Vegas' reputation as a party city, there's a good chance people will be drinking at just about any time of day, which can lead to loud environments with rowdy groups.
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Depending on what time of day it is, and how long you have been staring at an obnoxiously bright screen, you might find the experience of reading it a bit … aggravating.
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If you made a career in the East Village, most likely no one else would give you the time of day, but the East Village would honor their style and talent.
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Potstickers Royale In addition to the fact that potstickers are goddamn delicious any time of day, these "royale" pork-stuffed versions come with a crispy lattice of crepe batter to munch.
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These will vary depending on weather conditions and time of day, and it looks like much more of a free-ranging experience, when compared to the relatively hard-tracked previous instalments.
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He gives me his card and he tells me how to call him any time of day and advises me not to take any nonsense from producers or club owners either.
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While some of Trump's advisers prefer a more cautious approach, in the end, they say that the markets will respond, regardless of the time of day the President addresses the nation.
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A: In reality, 95 percent of fires in California are caused by people — welding, grinding, pulling a car off the edge of the road, weeding at the wrong time of day.
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Something that works for me in my day job is to set aside a certain time around the same time of day when I know that I'm going to be writing.
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"It might be that some times of day are more important than other times of day, and if that's true, you don't need location for every time of day," Schwartz said.
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Coca-Cola's team gets regular updates from the machines: What is being poured at what time of day, which flavors are popular and how many ounces are dispensed, among other things.
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Unlike the hulking nuclear power plants of yore, small modular reactors are tiny and can be daisy chained to meet energy needs that vary by region, time of day, or season.
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The highest readings were at the Olympic stadium - with a peak of 65 PM 2.5 during a June 30 test taken mid-morning, the same time of day athletes will compete.
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Exactly how much time is difficult to estimate, as it would differ widely based on time of day, but I don't think that Uber's decision to exclude this time is correct.
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Pricing for the delivery service is pretty straightforward: service is free for Instacart's Express members, while non-members will incur a cost relative to their location, time of day, or retail partner.
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Rich Nelson has rekindled that idea with a custom clock he designed and built, using ever-changing LED lighting and a simulated sun and moon to vaguely express the time of day.
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If you want to save more money and ensure that every grocery run is as efficient as possible, making sure that you're doing shopping at the right time of day is essential.
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They revel in the deflected glory of a billionaire who deigns to give them the time of day—more than they get from most, but a far cry from what they need.
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It's perfect because this show is so disposable, joke-focused and light on plot, you could tune in at any time of day — midseason, midepisode, even — and be just as goofily entertained.
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But now you can pause the game, shift the camera around, remove the UI, and even tweak the time of day or add a filter, in order to get the perfect shot.
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Fix NYC, a task-force focused on fighting traffic jams and improving public transport, recommended in January that New York should introduce a congestion charge that would vary by time of day.
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Google Maps for Android and iOS is receiving an update that gives you information on how crowded a bus typically is at the time of day when you're planning to ride it.
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During another session, at a different time of day — important to note, since too much natural light can influence the camera — I was playing Destiny inside PSVR on a virtual 2D screen.
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While this temple doesn't have the historical significance of some of the other locations on the list, this house of worship is a must-see spot regardless of the time of day.
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The brain-thumb barrier is really, really thin sometimes, especially depending on what time of day, what time of night, or if you literally eat through an entire battery texting this person.
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I realized it was the first time I'd made it out of the house in the morning in a very long time, and it's a nice time of day to be outside.
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So I would be trying to express, well, if the big boss doesn't want to give me the time of day, can you at least give him the stats from my tour?
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Airbnb is also working on translations about featured restaurants for international travelers in the U.S. Users can search within Airbnb for restaurants by cuisine, time of day, type of meal, and location.
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WaiveCar's top-taunted displays have their own built-in 4G data connection, and change the advertising they show to onlookers based on where the car is traveling and the time of day.
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For example, Starbucks uses AI in its rewards program and its mobile app to track a customer's orders, the time of day they place it, the weather and more to customize recommendations.
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Whereas Facebook will serve up fresh outrage based on your web surfing habits and engagement with posts, McDonald's will suggest items based on factors like the time of day or the location.
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We looked at 220,000 Facebook posts made by our publisher clients between March 20 and July 10, 2016, and sorted them according to the time of day at which they were shared.
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Garuda is now pricing all Jakarta-Surabaya tickets at the exactly the maximum base fare for any time of day or day of the week, according to Reuters checks of its website.
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According to the inventor, it's easy to install on most horizontal or vertical blinds, and then adjusts the angle automatically based on the amount of light, the time of day, or temperature.
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"They all take place around the same time of day (evening and overnight), roughly within the same location three freeway exits in Richmond, and pretty much in the same style," he explained.
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This year's annual White House Christmas party for members of the media is breaking tradition in several areas, including the time of day and who was invited, according to a Politico report.
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Because wind and solar are intermittent sources of energy, subject to the weather and the time of day, they need nimble back-up power that can be turned on and off quickly.
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The sounds produced are dependent on both the shape of the shadows and the time of day the project is encountered, resulting in a dynamic experience each time you visit the sidewalk.
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For years, the pristine analog sound of Kid Ory on Dixie trombone could make me stop, listen and open a nostalgic bottle of India Pale Ale any time of day or night.
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But with Cinemood, you can watch all your favorite sci-fi films (and any other film for that matter) on any flat surface indoors or outdoors no matter what time of day.
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The software can display information on speed, time of day, or even arrows and other graphics that can help the driver navigate, avoid hazards, and warn of dangers ahead, such as pedestrians.
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They can smell the time of day in the movement of air around a room; sense diabetic episodes hours in advance; and detect human emotional states in the absence of visual cues.
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The new subscription feature will offer users the ability to filter airline deals by things like the carrier, number of stops and the time of day of both the departure and return.
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First to go was Twitter, a platform where literally anyone on Earth can pick a fight with you at any time of day and deliver it directly to your phone's lock screen.
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Wind and solar energy can't be turned on and off at will — they come and go with the weather and time of day, so they must be accommodated, as demand once was.
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"Parking is one of the most underutilized resources," he said, and with technology, parking prices can be adjusted by the day of the week, time of day, location and level of service.
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The question of how to "firm" renewables — that is, ensuring there's always enough saved energy no matter the time of day or weather — is one of the biggest challenges in the industry.
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For customers, the functionality means opportunities to synchronize surveillance so satellites can capture images of a particular location at the same time of day — potentially making analytics and data easier to manage.
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Those fuels provide the so-called baseload power available at all times; the availability or renewable sources like solar and wind vary depending on the time of day or time of year.
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Vehicles will be charged a flat rate upon entering the area—it's likely to be between $11 and $14 for cars—but the fee could vary depending on the time of day.
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For those living in the crossfire, life is measured in minutes and feet — stepping out at the wrong time of day or to the wrong side of the road can mean death.
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Like TikTok, Toutiao starts feeding you content as soon as you open it, and it adjusts the mix by tracking and analyzing your scrolling behavior, the time of day, and your location.
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And of course, choosing a route that keeps you out of the path of cars as much as possible is a good idea any time of day, but especially in the dark!
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Because if we give rapists and abusers—even alleged ones—the time of day, then it becomes OK. It normalizes their behavior; and I'm really tired of that happening in this country.
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On-demand video allows candidates to interview any time of day, and in turn recruiters can review and compare dozens of interviews, all in the time it takes to commute to work.
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That way you have a tool to help you get in a run no matter what time of day or night you have available — and you won't have to ask for directions.
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In late 2015 we released a pretty detailed guide to New York with info on the different boroughs and where to do pretty much anything you want at any time of day.
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But Gogoro's stations also dynamically charge the batteries depending on things like time of day, or how often people use them in each neighborhood, in order to maximize the life of each one.
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And if your afternoon plans are that important, take advantage of the fact that U.S. customers can claim a free taco at any time of day through the Taco Bell app or online.
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Famously backed by Shark Tank investor Mark Cuban, Ilumi's Smart Light Bulb uses Bluetooth so you can adjust the colors on the fly or set them to adapt to the time of day.
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After being set up through the companion iOS / Android app, Helia bulbs automatically adjust the type of color they emit, sort of like Night Shift on iOS, according to the time of day.
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"The time of day when you take your blood pressure-lowering medication counts," said lead author Ramon Hermida, a professor and director of the bioengineering and chronobiology labs at the University of Vigo.
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The former requires you to go a day with only your most essential apps, while the latter helps you stay focused by giving you the right apps at the right time of day.
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For all the maturing (some of) the members of the Jersey Shore: Family Vacation cast have done since the show's heyday, I don't know why we're still giving Magro the time of day.
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The star tracker tells each satellite its attitude, or orientation in space — presumably by looking at the stars and comparing that with known variables like time of day on Earth and so on.
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The algorithm uses a wide array of inputs, including time of day, day of the week, weather, location and much more, to determine what a fitness partner should charge for any given class.
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All things considered, if you had the luxury of being able to train at whatever time of day was "optimal" for muscle growth, it would probably be the late afternoon or early evening.
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AVs know exactly where they are at all times, which makes it much easier to introduce fine-grained road tolls and congestion charges based on time of day, traffic levels and so on.
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It has claimed that the "cleaned up" data from historical flights can help pilots better consider the effect of weather conditions, time of day, holding patterns at destination airports, or even route shortcuts.
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Maybe you always check your watch at the same time of day, or your last three receipts have listed the same price — whatever numbers you might encounter, they likely mean something, she explains.
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These parameters, as the name implies, can now be based on a user's context: where they're logging in from, the IP of the machine they're using, the time of day, and other factors.
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Residents rely on mobile phone apps to track the time of day the power will be cut, as it shifts between three-hour windows in the morning and afternoon, rotating throughout the week.
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What's new: The company's latest feature will also incorporate "Actionmojis," a new type of Bitmoji, which Snapchat creates by analyzing the data on a user's location, time of day, or speed of travel.
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It's the perfect food, it doesn't require any silverware other than your own hands, and any time of day that you want to shove it into your mouth is exactly the right time.
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Any celebrity worth her Instagram handle knows that the best time of day for any shot is the 60 minutes pre-sunset, when natural light is at its rosiest and most flattering. 3.
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For example, Oculus knows where you are — not to be creepy, but to deliver content in the local language, prices in the local currency and provide notifications at a reasonable time of day.
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Other brands and agencies have altered the length of text in a digital message to match how fast the traffic is moving by or the message itself based on the time of day.
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Right now, the app can display the location, weather and an indication of the time of day for the person you are messaging with, and the team plans to develop this concept further.
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Plus, if your "too much to do" has to do with your work inbox, you're setting the precedent that anyone can reach you and throw something on your plate any time of day.
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That means photos and live video can be captured any time of day and viewed from any place — as long as you have your mobile device and its compatible app at the ready.
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"Or, the leader said, 'Something's wrong here,'" and fell back into the flock, "effectively choosing not to lead," Dr. Biro said, and another pigeon, that knew the time of day, led the way.
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"I had to get an ASVAB waiver, I had to get a tattoo waiver, everything ... even though my parents were in the Army, nobody would give me the time of day," he said.
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"We recently rolled out a new scheduling model that aligns associate shifts with store-specific customer demand patterns by time of day, day of week and department," a Lowe's spokesperson told Business Insider.
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There are family controls, too, so you can limit how long your kids spend in certain apps, like YouTube or Facebook, or stop them from using anything after a certain time of day.
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At launch, its service offered mobile tools for web monitoring, and even the ability to set device "bedtime" schedules that shut down kids' access to the internet at a given time of day.
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With GTA V, we can use mods to control the time of day, weather, traffic, speeds, what happens when we crash...all kinds of things (mainly using mods, but this isn't absolutely required).
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How to schedule Do Not Disturb on your Android phoneYou can enable Do Not Disturb from the Control Center, or you can schedule it to run at a specific time of day. 1.
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They also had to participate in "readiness drills, which required them to respond to their masters any time of day or night, causing DOS slaves to be seriously sleep-deprived," the letter said.
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I wanted to be in the park at dusk, that perfect time of day in summer when the sun finally stops being punishing and all of the fields look orange in the light.
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If modern life means we can summon a car or a meal via smartphone at any time of day, shouldn't we be able to rearrange our homes in kind of the same way?
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Daytime viewing has increased more in the past two to three weeks than at any other time of day, Dan Robbins, the vice president of ad marketing and partner solutions at Roku, said.
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Each cell shows the number of times our vehicles encountered a particular situation or had to execute a maneuver per 22016,22004 miles of autonomous driving in each location, normalized to time of day.
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Competitors around town — big firms that had never given him the time of day — were starting to ask around about S.P.G., wondering who they were and how they were getting so much business.
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Yet various factors not related to nutrition value -- such as the time of day or length of the lunch period -- can influence how healthy school lunch can be for a child, she said.
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That's an option that shouldn't be used any other time of day because it can make loud scenes sound a little muffled, but it gave me peace of mind during my testing period.
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There are 24 tables, so there could be a short wait depending on the time of day, but the host can take your name down and let you know when to come back.
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Before you go, make a list of the images that you'd like to capture on your trip and include the time of day — such as the Taj Mahal in Agra, India, at sunrise.
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There's a mercilessness, no matter what time of day is portrayed, that removes it from the noir-ish cinematic element he is often identified with, moving it closer to the mildest hint of despair.
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When you launch the new YouTube Music app, the opening screen pushes new releases, your own listening history, recommended music videos, and contextualized recommendations based on factors such as location or time of day.
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The fan, who appeared shocked that Christie would even give him the time of day, awkwardly shouted back at the governor as everyone in the surrounding seats encouraged a verbal spat between the two.
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Today, in a development that would surely have blown the Waldos' minds back in 1971, the unofficial pot-smoking time of day has morphed into an annual international celebration on April 20th (4/20).
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Apple introduced the feature with iOS12 last year, which allows users to set some imposed limits for their apps based on the time of day, something that's useful if they want to cut back.
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These rhythms are driven by a master biological clock in the brain that is primarily influenced by light and tells other "peripheral" clocks in the muscles and organs what time of day it is.
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I believe that these smaller lies — about the couch, the time of day, the radio station — are like small torches held up to the broader exposure of the larger lies: the drinking, the cheating.
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Google has been building out its restaurants feature set for some time now, helping people find the best spots to dine based on factors like time of day, price, menu offerings, ambiance, and more.
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The upcoming iOS 9.3 update will include a new feature called "Night Shift" that will change the colors of the light emitted by your iPhone or iPad's display, based on the time of day.
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The projection may be accompanied by music played at a volume that is determined based on the ambient level of sound detected in the room by the microphone and/or the time of day.
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The name of the tower refers to the figure-eight pattern the sun would make if you tracked it at the same time of day from the same place, every day for one year.
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Fans of extreme metal didn't get the time of day back in that era; major publications that now obsess over Ghost wanted nothing to do with metal when there was Adema to write about.
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You can customize the range for the motion detection as well as the time of day when you'll get alerts so you don't get pinged all day long if it's near a busy entryway.
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"I started putting the general "this is my day" stuff on Stories, and started using my profile for the better shots, which I started posting at a more specific time of day," says Charles.
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Aura Premium: Lifetime Subscription — $79.99 See Details Successfully falling asleep is a difficult proposition for many of us, because night is the time of day when all our anxieties tend to come creeping up.
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The S&P 500, whose circuit breaker is the benchmark on which many other bourses have modelled theirs, is much less restrictive than China's and also factors in what time of day selling occurs.
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Dr. David A. Greuner, a cardiovascular surgeon in New York City, added that any time of day that you exercise and get your blood pumping, you'll increase alertness for at least a few hours.
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This means the final five minutes of trading has become the busiest time of day for stock market traders with a third of a day's average trade volume going through in the final hour.
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This means the final five minutes of trading has become the busiest time of day for stock market traders with a third of a day's average trade volume going through in the final hour.
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While Argentina's previous satellites have relied on optical surveying, scientists say the SAOCOM mission will provide precision X-ray and microwave imaging across Argentina's grain-producing plains, regardless of weather or time of day.
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The technology, for example, gives companies the ability to tailor discounts to specific clients by quickly analyzing mounds of behavioral data, including what type of purchases they make and at what time of day.
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The S&P 500, whose circuit breaker is the benchmark on which many other bourses have modeled theirs, is much less restrictive than China's and also factors in what time of day selling occurs.
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"Read the full statement from Lowe's here:"We recently rolled out a new scheduling model that aligns associate shifts with store-specific customer demand patterns by time of day, day of week and department.
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When they first came out, they were a game-changing revelation; now I can't bother giving this basic variety the time of day when there are so many weirder ones to know and love.
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They are the ones who have been able to launch the tour companies that bring tourists to the site, charging them anywhere from $60 to $113 per visit, depending on the time of day.
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Singapore sets varying fees based on the road and time of day, and adjusts them in response to traffic conditions, with fees going up when there is congestion, and down when there is not.
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I will say there's a very specific romanticism about the way the light feels at a certain time of day here, we talked about that a lot, and the way that makes us feel.
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The medical director on the other end of the line doesn't want to give me the time of day, so he or she immediately starts reciting whatever internal insurance criteria my patient doesn't meet.
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Adomni CEO Jonathan Gudai said the company was looking to utilise video advertising on the car-toppers, and according to Adweek the displays will show different ads depending on geolocation and time of day.
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For example, we're working on some ideas, even with pop-ups, pop-up stores in airports that could move depending on time of day and where gate arrivals and gate departures are taking place.
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It's arguably had a chilling effect on prospective buyers, who may have wanted to give a cleaner car the time of day, but couldn't swallow a bug-eyed hatchback or a four-wheeled spaceship.
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McDonald's said it would use the startup's technology to tailor the items displayed on menu boards at drive-thru outlets based on the weather, how busy the restaurant is and the time of day.
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Characterized by their serenity of mood and flawless compositions, his prints convey the natural world with an unmatched sensitivity to the splendor of each time of day, to the particular beauty of each season.
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Our genes are now known to influence whether we're early risers or not and our "chronotype" -- or time of day preference -- affects not only your sleep patterns but your hormone levels and core body temperature.
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The benchmark swap rates and spreads that are published daily indicate the prevailing mid-market rate, at a specific time of day, for the fixed leg of a standard fixed-for-floating interest rate swap.
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Customers can set up profiles for each family member, monitor who's most active on the network and when, and set device "bedtimes," which will disable internet access by device at a certain time of day.
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However, the impact of a person's body (biological) clock - independent of the time of day - has not been tested until now, according to Dr. Andrew McHill of Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and colleagues.
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As a traveler you usually have no idea how long the customs line is going to be, and you could end up being stuck waiting for hours depending on the airport and time of day.
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Using delay delivery, Rubin says, is also a great resource for her — she can quickly get emails off her mind and out of the way regardless of the time of day, without inconveniencing anyone else.
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Behind the scenes, Siri takes into account more than 100 different signals, such as the time of day and your current location, as well as how you typically use your phone, to build these recommendations.
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It may not have a word for "supernova", but it drips with complex rules: a mandatory verb ending tells what time of day the action occurred, and another indicates the size of the direct object.
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Why it matters: It's the fast food giant's biggest acquisition since buying Boston Market in 1999, and will digitally revamp menu ordering screens to incorporate everything from time of day to weather to trending items.
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Over time, the app also claims to learn the habits of its users and recommends only places that suit them personally – along with considering the weather, the time-of-day, their activity and personal preferences.
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Or you can have it customize the color temperature of the lights depending on the time of day; warm at night to help you sleep, or cool in the day to help keep you alert.
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The city has over 50 points within the designated area in and around the central business district, and each of these points charges between $0 – $3, depending on the time of day and traffic conditions.
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Executives said that the company is already seeing an increase in average check at the 2.53 U.S. drive thrus with the technology, which recommends menu items based on time of day, weather and other factors.
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In some places, seemingly irrelevant factors like the type of device you have, your email address, or the time of day you make a purchase may be used determine whether you qualify for a loan.
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"We are far dirtier than the show ever was – obviously the show was a family show on at family time of day – but in the movie we could have been dirtier," Johnson told The Sun.
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The rival bakeries dividing a neighborhood At any time of day, 365 days a year, people of all ages wait to get a bagel fresh from the oven of one of these two Montreal bakeries.
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As with other versions of its application, F.lux will allow you to control the time of day you want to switch over to a different mode, and which color temperature scheme you want to use.
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It can let you know the time of day you're most exposed (maybe it's your mid-morning coffee trip?), and with that knowledge, it can empower you to change those habits and reduce your risk.
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Netflix found that users were 34 percent more likely to watch comedies in the morning than any other time of day, using shows like Fuller House, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, The Office, and Friends as examples.
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I tested out Vodafone and EE's networks in London and found that both can achieve super-fast download speeds, although results were mixed and it really seemed to depend on location and time of day.
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The Young Dalton-produced track basically sounds like a send for every industry phony who didn't give Che the time of day when he was first starting out, delivered over a dark, stop-start beat.
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Most importantly, this primo camera will record in 140-degree wide angle and 1080P HD, resulting in footage that captures everything in pristine quality no matter the time of day (thank you, night vision feature).
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A variety of factors can affect the assessment of mental capacity, such as the time of day, said Dr. Daniel Plotkin, an expert in geriatric psychiatry who co-wrote a forthcoming research paper with Spar.
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As is usual for this time of day, office workers congregate around street food stalls, hunched over heaving falafel flatbread wraps, tottering past William Blake's grave with chili sauce dripping down their freshly pressed shirts.
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While availability will vary by restaurant, Amex did confirm that cardholders will be able to book parties of up to 30 at any time of day or night, including same-day and last minute reservations.
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The majority of the cash comes from royalties received any time a cue is played on television, calculated based on factors like a song's duration, the time of day it aired and the show's ratings.
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The governor ruled out placing new tolls on bridges in favor of creating a geographic zone where drivers would be charged fees depending on the time of day and what kind of vehicle they drove.
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You can organize chores by day of the week, time of day (like morning or evening tasks) and create "focus zones" so each room gets its day to shine, or in this case be shined.
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They handed over a wealth of data about scooter rides, giving city regulators access to information about where each trip started, the route it followed, where it ended and what time of day it occurred.
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Anthony Bourdain showed us the world, the people in that world whom you and I probably wouldn't give the time of day if we were in their country doing all the touristy things everyone does.
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She replaced the glass but soon noticed that at a certain time of day, sunlight hit the bathtub spout and horizontal handle at an angle that cast the shadow of a cross on the floor.
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"She didn't give me the time of day," Booker said, revealing that it wasn't until their second meeting, an unknown amount of time later, that he finally got the courage to ask for her number.
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The school said she could speak only at a later date and an earlier time of day, when there were likely to be fewer students on campus and less of a likelihood for violent outbreaks.
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In total, there are some 35 different modules in Pandora's new For You feed, some of which are shown to every user while others appear dynamically based on time of day and day of week.
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Besides all the natural light, the ceiling also features tunable white LEDs that will automatically move between warm and cooler tones based on the time of day to make everything feel less "inside" and artificial.
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The study team also collected details about the accidents including the age and sex of the bicyclist, time of day, road conditions, type of vehicle involved in the crash and severity of the bikers' injury.
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In "NYC Layer-Lapse," the only time you can roughly estimate the time of day is when buildings randomly go dark and are dotted with glowing windows, but those are layered alongside brilliantly lit stone facades.
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"The availability of advanced forms of care varies by time of day," said Dr. Julia Indik, author of an accompanying editorial and a professor at the Sarver Heart Center at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
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Meanwhile, the middle button is contextual and changes based on the time of day and other current events, while the button on the right gives you a quick rundown of your schedule and other important events.
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For example, back in summer 2015, it began to show mobile web users which days of the week and time of day were the busiest for local businesses using charts that appear in the business listing.
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Fresh off of feeding Ramsay to the dogs, Sansa tears into Jon for his forgiveness of their enemies and barely gives Little Finger (who made extremely uncomfortable advances on her last season) the time of day.
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The predictive factors at play range from simple stuff like time of day and day of the week to more complex ones like what sporting event or television premiere happens to be airing at the time.
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The app, which is entitled Fantom and works with the iPhone 5s and upwards, uses your location, movement and heartbeat to manipulate the music, along with the time of day and images from the phone's camera.
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Wouldn't it be smarter if you had an AI in your house that could purchase energy from these producers, including those within the local grid, at the best prices and at the best time of day?
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PowerShare helps drivers locate charging points and pay for the supply, while allowing suppliers to optimize to balance demand on the grid, depending on the time of day, for example between city centers and residential areas.
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It operates a bit like Google Now, but goes even further in the way it organizes your apps based on function and time of day (you can customize all this automatic behavior if you need to).
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Because riders still order those free items through the mobile menu, Cargo knows the demographics surrounding that transaction, like time of day and location where the item was requested, which they can share with the brand.
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The app can also learn what time of day you tune into certain types of content, plus you can more directly indicate you like something by "boosting" it with a double-press on the Siri remote.
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She also points out that it's important to keep other variables similar too, like measuring your body composition around the same time of day each time, or having the same trainer operate the calipers for you.
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The song sounds like it would take place at the time of day when it's quantifiably "dark" but there is still enough light in the sky to keep it a brighter blue more than anything else.
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