That's right — it transmits and receives sounds we can't hear.
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"Deripaska simply transmits this information to Putin," Mr. Navalny said.
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Once this has happened she transmits them with her bite.
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It transmits 60 frames per seconds and prioritises low latency.
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It transmits signals between nerves and also dilates blood vessels.
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The Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits Zika and other viruses.
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The sensor transmits the data to a smartphone in real time.
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Subsequently, one of the researchers transmits the virus to his wife.
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In the process it transmits pathogens and suppresses bees' immune response.
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It transmits video content seamlessly, free from blur, distortion, and delays.
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True art transmits full consciousness and full responsibility to the receiver.
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In appropriating this language, she transmits inspirational messages about the museum.
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It's like an information virus and writing about it just transmits it.
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Section 230 protects the infrastructure that transmits a message from defamation suits.
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For them, it transmits a simple message: Trump is the alpha male.
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But it is not clear how efficiently it transmits the Zika virus.
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And if that transmits, then that's all part of the same thing.
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"Turn off anything that transmits location before you visit it," he said.
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Manufacturer transmits decrypted PIN to investigators, who use it to unlock the phone.
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But this is because it transmits the malaria parasite that kills millions annually.
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It transmits that electrical signal to the nearest cell tower using radio wave.
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A GPRS module transmits the data to IndiaSpend's servers using a 2G connection.
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It's held at the neck and transmits electric signals to a nerve there.
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The Aedes aegypti mosquito, the main carrier of dengue, also transmits the Zika virus.
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The van scans the airspace and transmits a light signal to ensure safe delivery.
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It transmits viral infections by biting an infected person and then biting someone else.
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When it transmits the right kind of energy, it can break all the boundaries.
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The sensor in the pill transmits information to a patch worn by the patient.
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It said more evidence was needed to confirm whether sex commonly transmits the virus.
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FEMA said it plans to modernize how it transmits personal information by June 2020.
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Or a seemingly disconnected phone that, once picked up, transmits instructions to the listener.
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A Help function transmits your current GPS coordinates to a pre-set phone recipient.
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One person picks it up, transmits it at the gym, and then Senators interact.
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"Once a minute it transmits the data; it's like an airplane," the director said.
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The disease can spread through the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which also transmits the Zika virus.
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Symptoms can begin as late as a month after a tick bite transmits the virus.
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Pressing a key depresses the membrane, which closes the underlying circuit and transmits your keystroke.
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Unlike optical sensors, SAR transmits electromagnetic waves and records the signal reflected back from Earth.
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Acrylic "transmits light at a similar wavelength to water," causing the effect, says the company.
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Team Liquid transmits to its Brazilian fans in Portuguese, and its Chinese fans in Mandarin.
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The vagus nerve transmits signals to the brain, telling it what and when to learn.
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InSight transmits this data back to Earth each day, allowing for the daily weather reports.
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The Aedes aegypti mosquito, which primarily transmits disease, is present in about 30 U.S. states.
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Now with 5G, it uses higher frequency and transmits more dat, but over shorter distances.
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His prose becomes lyrical as he transmits the shot-by-shot drama of the match.
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The thermometers connect to a cellphone app that instantly transmits their readings to the company.
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The system uses an on-board SpO2 sensor that transmits a light into blood vessels.
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The pill electronically transmits the sailor's heart rate and body temperature to a Navy Corpsman.
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It becomes infected from biting an infected human and then transmits the virus to another person.
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Mobile Passport is an app that easily transmits all that information to U.S. Customs and Immigration.
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It transmits 3D models of people in remote places in real-time to the HoloLens wearer.
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The Aedes mosquito, which transmits Zika virus, is present in many areas of the United States.
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Zika is spread by Aedes aegypti, the same mosquito that transmits dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever.
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The treatment involves two steps: Patients are first fitted with a helmet that transmits ultrasound waves.
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The microchip constantly transmits its location, which you can track on your phone in real-time.
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The other thing is that the mosquito transmits or vectors far more diseases than other insects.
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This figure shows the bands of the electromagnetic spectrum and how well Earth's atmosphere transmits them.
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JCSpaceRadio at Hume Chicago transmits natural body frequencies in the form of a mobile participatory installation.
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The internet transmits data translated into fundamental units called bits, always equal to either zero or one.
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O'Reilly's work is an accumulation, or montage (his preferred term), that transmits something larger than its parts.
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"Even encrypted communication transmits a three-dimensional picture of its surrounding to the outer world," they write.
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Black Hornet flies over enemy forces and transmits live video and HD images back to the soldiers.
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It senses you're moving or sleeping and transmits the data to the accompanying smartphone app, Health Mate.
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Each tower transmits basic measurements including rainfall, air temperature, wind speed, wind direction, surface pressure, and humidity.
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The dongle plugs into the in-flight entertainment system's headphone jack and transmits audio to your AirPods.
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That's because connecting to a public port does more than charge your phone — it also transmits data.
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Through this data center, Alderney transmits more internet gambling traffic than any other location on the globe.
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"Lyme disease is probably the most popular in the US." Ixodes scapularis, the deer tick, transmits Lyme.
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Nextbit securely transmits and encrypts user app and photo data to be backed up on its servers.
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But there's not even agreement among experts as to how regular old influenza transmits through the air.
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Specifically, I use a mesh WiFi system, which transmits glorious internet at high speeds throughout my home.
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It transmits an emergency radio code to alert air-traffic control and other planes in the area.
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It sells a miniature video compressor, which records video and transmits it live across a cellular network.
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According to a preliminary estimate from WHO, each individual transmits the virus to 1.4 to 2.5 others.
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Aedes aegypti is called the yellow fever mosquito, but it also transmits Zika, dengue and other pathogens.
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The lens almost licks the golden surfaces in a disembodied way that transmits a feeling of displacement.
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In nearly every other animal, RNA—the middleman in that process—faithfully transmits the message in the genes.
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"That virus was then able to transmit into a person, and that transmits person to person," she said.
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The Zika virus is spread by the same Aedes aegypti mosquito that transmits dengue fever and yellow fever.
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The buyer—a large supermarket chain, say—approves a supplier's invoice and transmits it to the fintech lender.
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One transmits electrical and chemical signals throughout the nervous system; the other oozes acid to help digest food.
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They include a cellular Wi-Fi connection that transmits basic telematics data from the car to the cloud.
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Powassan virus disease is spread by three types of ticks, including the deer tick that transmits Lyme disease.
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Rap is like a teacher that transmits messages, and it's up to the individual listener to understand them.
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The app then transmits the stories to the Toniebox so Rory and Finn can listen, Ms. Hillyard said.
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J.P. Aether: a medium that in the wave theory of light permeates all space and transmits transverse waves.
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In this unfortunate and extremely rare scenario, the vaccine meant to prevent a terrible illness directly transmits it.
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In beef, that color comes from myoglobin, a compound that transmits oxygen from the bloodstream to muscle cells.
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It's deemed the best protection against the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits dengue, chikungunya and, now, the Zika virus.
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New Horizons transmits over a slow radio link, so we received about three to four images at a time.
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It transmits sound over Wi-Fi with almost no buffering at all, more like an analog transmission than anything.
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If it spins or transmits mechanical power to the device, then chances are that part came through his team.
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The band transmits the information to the app, which quickly shows a chart of how high their BAC is.
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"Every time I hear Santi speak I get emotional, he transmits the values of effort and perseverance," Carranza said.
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That's because the female mosquito that transmits Zika, the aedes aegypti, is so small her nip is almost painless.
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CTIA"FEMA takes the messages from the organization and transmits the message to the participating wireless providers," CTIA writes.
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Correction: A previous version of this article stated that the Emotiv headset transmits data using a Wi-Fi link.
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Visitors are most likely to catch Zika through the bite of Aedes aegypti, a mosquito that transmits the virus.
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They've also seen an unexpected number of cases of pneumonic plague, which transmits more easily from person to person.
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Markings on the ball indicate that it contained a chip with a tiny antenna that transmits to nearby phones.
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But why bother, when you can make a single definitive pronouncement, which transmits your enthusiasm and brooks no debate?
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Even with current testing, the agency estimates that about one donation in 1.5 million transmits H.I.V. to the recipient.
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Usually found in urban and semi-urban areas, the Aedes aegypti mosquito also transmits dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever.
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While Sputnik was not required to register, its partner, Reston Translator, which transmits Radio Sputnik on FM frequencies, was.
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That feeling of being transported, and seeking connection, is what Baum transmits in her work and process as well.
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Several Republicans declined to discuss the contours of the trial until the speaker transmits the articles to the Senate.
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After a run, either outside or on a treadmill, the amassed data then transmits to the app for analysis.
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Once the House transmits the articles of impeachment, decisions about how to conduct the trial will require 51 votes.
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The team crashed populations of the Anopheles gambiae mosquito, which transmits malaria in sub-Saharan Africa, within 11 generations.
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There was research done at the time on this fact of how the hijacking "virus" transmits across these populations.
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It gathers location information via GPS and Wi-Fi and transmits it over the low-power Sigfox wide-area network.
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A prototype of an implantable device that receives signals from different muscle groups and transmits them to a robotic limb.
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Plus, it never actually transmits data, just the ID to let the sensor know you're there, enjoying this particular experience.
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Although bottles must still be opened by hand, the device recognizes the bottle top and transmits that information by wifi.
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Currently, the reproduction rate has been something like 219 [each infected person transmits the disease to 22.5 people on average].
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It was not required to do so (although a partner, Reston Translator, which transmits Radio Sputnik on FM frequencies, was).
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And actually in the modern global economy, something that goes wrong in a major piece here transmits itself around the world.
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The main mosquito that transmits Zika virus — and also dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever — is Aedes aegypti, a particularly wily foe.
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It transmits both power and soundwaves—transformed into electromagnetic signals—to an implant just inside the skull, next to the ear.
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First, the mosquito that transmits this disease, the species Aedes aegypti, has never been more numerous or lived in more locations.
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Cellular technology transmits data over radio waves, which depending on the type of electromagnetic signal is measured as a different frequency.
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However, genital herpes can also be caused by HSV-1 if an infected person transmits the virus while performing oral sex.
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Above all, it transmits his rhapsodic delight in natural beauty, as when an electric storm "heightens the sense of being alive".
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When she places her fingers on Thomas' temples, the goddess transmits a flashback of the men's early days on the island.
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And as the weather gets cooler, conditions will become less favorable for Aedes aegypti, the heat-loving mosquito that transmits Zika.
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Zika is a viral infection carried from person to person by Aedes aegypti, which also transmits dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever.
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Conceivably, this system could be integrated within an existing wireless router, or any other device that transmits and receives wireless signals.
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Aptonomy's drones can be programmed to fly wherever a motion detector transmits data suggesting unusual activity on the ground, as well.
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Instead, it uses the "smart sonic receiver" technology which transmits sound via vibrations — somewhat similar to Xiaomi's forward-looking Mi Mix.
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The software transmits the location information back to Skyhook's servers and you can track it through an app or web page.
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The meta-hologram Khorasinejad and his colleagues created transmits different images depending on the polarity of the light shone on it.
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One additional hint: The more video an app records, transmits and receives, the higher the data bill is likely to be.
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It is usually transmitted by Ixodes scapularis, better known as the deer tick, the same small arthropod that transmits Lyme disease.
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As hearing declines with age, the cochlea, the part of the inner ear that receives and transmits sound, sustains irreversible damage.
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Data from the sensor transmits to an iPhone app and gives medical crews remote and advance information on the driver's condition.
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Under the Senate's impeachment rules the trial starts the day after Pelosi transmits the articles, unless that day is a Sunday.
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Other legal academics took issue with his view that impeachment only happens when the House transmits its charges to the Senate.
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Once aloft, flying at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour, it transmits live images back to the operator's goggles.
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It has designed a wristband that captures signals sent from the brain to the hand and transmits them to a computer.
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A robotic subaquatic vehicle that uses sound waves to detect objects and transmits its discoveries back to the surface was deployed.
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The drones fly from and land on a base that transmits an infrared signal "to ensure a pinpoint landing," the company says.
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The UC Riverside entomologist studies the world's deadliest creature: the Aedes aegypti mosquito, whose bite transmits diseases that kill millions each year.
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"We recommend the use of masks for people who have symptoms ...because the virus transmits through droplets," says medical expert Sylvie Briand.
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Eversource transmits and delivers electricity and natural gas and supplies water to about 4 million customers in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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And what of that disgruntled employee who, instead of taking an unauthorized copy to another employer, virally transmits it over social media?
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It works like this: One device, say an earpiece, transmits a special "single-tone" signal carrying no data, in the Bluetooth frequency.
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SAR technology first transmits microwave signals toward the Earth's surface and then receives the signals that are reflected, or backscattered, into space.
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This potentially life-threatening virus is carried and transmitted by three types of ticks, including the deer tick that transmits Lyme disease.
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It's made up of discrete neurons, a cell type that transmits chemical and electrical impulses from one end to a neighboring neuron.
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They contain GPS navigation and frequency-hopping technology, which transmits signals that are hard to intercept or jam (both were military developments).
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For instance, your phone transmits Bluetooth and WiFi MAC addresses to help it discover and communicate with wireless networks and other devices.
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When a transceiver sends out a 950Mhz signal, the RFID tag wakes up and re-transmits a slightly different signal identifying itself.
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The nearby San Geronimo A backup substation, which transmits much weaker current from the smaller Matagua hydropower plant, operated intermittently on Sunday.
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He or she should be aware of the data the car transmits, have control over it and determine who can see it.
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What's wonderful about drawing, more than any other medium, is the immediacy with which it transmits one person's sensual experience to another.
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Aedes aegypti, the mosquito primarily responsible for spreading Zika, transmits it by biting an infected person and then moving on to another.
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Devices include Cefaly, which attaches like a rhinoceros horn to the forehead and transmits electric pulses to a nerve beneath the skin.
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Impeachment happens, according to Noah Feldman, a Harvard law professor, only when the House transmits the articles of impeachment to the Senate.
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Combined with micro electrodes, it records and transmits impulses in the part of the brain where signals to move the leg originate.
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It contains 60 trillion web pages, remembers 4 zettabytes of data, transmits millions of emails per second, all interconnected by sextillions of transistors.
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Medina and Martinez had been hosting the show "Milenio Caliente," which transmits at the station FM 103, according to the attorney general's office.
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Megamasers are when a celestial object transmits exceptionally powerful radiation called masers (or microwave lasers), the exact same radiation found in household microwaves.
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The Asian tiger mosquito, Aedes albopictus, ranges as far north as New York but it is not yet known whether it transmits Zika.
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The radiation disrupted and reduced dendrites and spines within their neural networks, which make up the highway that transmits signals in the brain.
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Siempre es hoy (It's Always Today) (2003) was his third solo album, a work that emanates happiness and that transmits a special freshness.
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Once it "hears" a key word, it transmits the user's verbal instructions to Amazon's Alexa Voice Services, which is a cloud-computing platform.
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Well, every time someone uses it to key in a login, the internet access app transmits that piece of information to the cloud.
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Applied topically over the spinal cord, scientists speculate that it could regenerate previously damaged axons, the part of nerve cells that transmits information.
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The secret to the glasses' listening capabilities is their bone conduction technology, which transmits audio through your skull instead of through your ears.
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Also, in two other viruses the mosquito transmits, dengue and chikungunya, a mosquito has usually infected only one person, not many, he said.
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It's as if the fact that you observed the first particle immediately transmits information to the other particle about how it should look.
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It does not disappoint, with a stylized but somehow hyper-realized post apocalyptic turn-based system that transmits urgency through economy of movement.
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That's then paired with a data probe adhered to the skin above the sensor, which transmits information to a smartphone or other devices.
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Edge also sends the unique hardware identifier of the device to Microsoft, and Yandex similarly transmits a hashed hardware identifier to backend servers.
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Senators expect the trial to start in January, though the exact date is in limbo until after the House transmits the two articles.
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Instead, patients wear a small sensor on their abdomens, which transmits glucose readings wirelessly to their smartphones or a receiver every five minutes.
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Watch wearers can engage the app in an emergency, which transmits a GPS location and connects to an ADT agent to dispatch help.
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"It's chaos out there," Lewis remarks as they drive through perfectly scattered rubble, yet this stolid, stagy movie transmits no sense of destabilization.
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That's because the deputy director of operations is the one who actually transmits the president's orders to the right people in the military.
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The Airport Express also transmits it's wireless signal over both the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz frequencies, reducing the amount of interference from other devices.
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This enhanced sensor transmits aircraft-to-aircraft and provides significant additional real-time precision to help both pilots and controllers achieve shared situational awareness.
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The lowly mosquito transmits dozens of diseases that kill more than a million people every year, making it the deadliest animal in the world.
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At the same time, it transmits back to the Chinese people Beijing's official version of news and information from and about the United States.
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Once inside an unsuspecting tumor, the modified bacteria transmits a signal that triggers nearby immune cells into launching an attack on the malignant cells.
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According to the Adidas website, this logo indicates that near-field communication chip that transmits information to nearby phones is embedded in the ball.
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Farmers text questions to a local number, and WeFarm transmits the message to users with similar interests in the area, tapping into their knowledge.
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The Aedes albopictus, or Asian tiger mosquito, which along with Aedes aegypti transmits Zika virus, is present in many parts of the United States.
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The device transmits sonar signals to track users' finger gestures on surfaces, which are then collected and translated to control designated appliances and applications.
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The cochlea converts mechanical signals into electrical ones, which it then passes to the auditory nerve, which transmits it to the brain for processing.
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When not in live-wire performance mode, Mr. Morton transmits a stirring feel for Gregory's growing sense of responsibility to his fellow black Americans.
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TIM is considered strategic partly because it owns a submarine network that transmits sensitive information between countries in Europe, the Mediterranean and the Americas.
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Bosch and Nikola will jointly develop a powertrain, which transmits drive from the engine of a vehicle to its axle, using Bosch's eAxle technology.
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The Nyrius Aries Pro is a device that wirelessly transmits an HDMI signal from your computer or gaming console to a TV or projector.
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Kradal is a thin honeycombed flooring from New Zealand that transmits the energy of a fall away from whatever strikes it, reducing the force.
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Zika has become more widespread as the Aedes aegypti mosquito that transmits the virus by biting an infected person has migrated around the globe.
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"Tyll" transmits the 14th-century tale of the jester Tyll Ulenspiegel about 300 years into the future, plopping him into the Thirty Years' War.
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The curators have set up a kiosk that transmits the latest developments from the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College.
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When the muscles are stretched, others contract, and piezo2 then transmits all that information to your spinal cord to determine where your limbs are.
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The doll's microphone records speech and then transmits it over the internet, a function that leaves it open to hackers, according to cybersecurity researchers.
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Under Senate rules, an impeachment trial starts the day after the House transmits the articles to the chamber, unless that day is a Sunday.
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A jammer can be a small, inexpensive box that transmits a continuous tone to antennas, effectively stopping any cell phone from making or receiving calls.
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" The silicone conforms to the body and transmits data on "movement and respiration, as well as electrical activity in the heart, muscles, eyes and brain.
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"That limits the movements of pork and pushes it up here in the U.S." African swine fever transmits between pigs, causing a shortage of pork.
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If you want to preview photos and footage away from your computer, DJI's OcuSync 2 app flawlessly transmits files from the drone to your phone.
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TransTeleCom now appears to be handling roughly 60 percent of North Korean internet traffic, while Unicom transmits the remaining 40 percent or so, Dyn said.
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These systems, like the Vicon motion-capture system, records boatloads of information about a given room, and then transmits that critical information to the drone.
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Much in same way that notes travel along a plucked guitar string, spider silk transmits vibrations in different frequencies, sending information back to the spider.
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X plans to deploy free space optical technology, which transmits data through light beams at up to 20 gigabits per second between the rooftop boxes.
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In a surprisingly intimate manner, the animal hide transmits the pressure of each touch, as well as the body heat and the friction of movement.
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It transmits an encrypted sound signal, like a 'sonic barcode', to the mobile app triggering it to order your favorite, last order via Just Eat.
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Because the coronavirus transmits so silently, the "facts on the ground" (number of cases, deaths, etc.) didn't actually capture the full scale of the problem.
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The sensing stylus you hold, which resembles a very fat ballpoint pen with a cable attached to its rump, transmits patterned vibrations to your fingers.
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In one, a "superspreader" — a person who has the propensity to spew more germs than others — transmits the virus to a large group of people.
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The answer to this question depends on whether U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi transmits the articles of impeachment against Trump to the Senate, said Wolfensberger.
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"I think his strength, the strength that he also transmits, sometimes does not allow anything to break him, and maybe blocks many feelings," she said.
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Powassan virus, which can cause a potentially life-threatening infection, is transmitted by three types of infected tick, including the deer tick that transmits Lyme disease.
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Frieden emphasized the importance of communities working together to protect pregnant women from Zika, noting that controlling the mosquito that transmits the virus is very difficult.
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The phone's speaker transmits inaudible acoustic signals, which receive reflections off the human body to monitor breathing and watch for motions like a person's head slumping.
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Electrodes let the wearer control the LUKE Arm's movements with muscle movements and the device transmits grip feedback to the user through a grip-force sensor.
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Image: Provided by artist Winston Hightower is a young musician from Columbus, Ohio who transmits home-recorded loner rock 'n' roll using effects and cheap microphones.
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One gadget that Google says is in the works, from Byteflies, is a docking station that transmits health data from wearables back to a company's servers.
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Still, Aedes aegypti, the main mosquito that carries and transmits the virus, has been found in small numbers in the nearby Charleston area, according to Ward.
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The new product is the same pill but with an electronic tracking component added, which transmits a signal when it comes into contact with stomach acid.
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For one, Aedes aegypti, the main mosquito that carries and transmits the virus, has been found in small numbers in the nearby Charleston area, says Ward.
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Switzerland is free of the Anopheles species of mosquito that transmits Plasmodium falciparum, the more deadly variety of malaria which is present in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Brazil's government has declared an all-out offensive to eradicate the Aedes aegypti mosquito that transmits the virus by biting people and breeds in stagnant water.
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While the aegypti transmits the viruses that cause yellow fever, dengue, chikungunya and now Zika, her sister species, the Culex quinquefasciatus, carries West Nile and encephalitis.
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The Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits the disease, bites all day long, so people need to reapply repellent and not let their guard down, officials warn.
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It transmits that data to the headset 30 times per second, working to ensure that the VR story unfolds in a fluid and fully synced way.
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The Burmester sound system has a "special aperture in the right wheel arch" that holds a subwoofer and transmits the low notes throughout the entire car.
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While musing on possible reasons, he questioned whether the HTLV-1 seen among indigenous communities in central Australia could be a variant that transmits more easily.
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It is an extremely legible, classical kind of typography, but also transmits a certain kind of vehemence and urgency that works nicely for our contemporary purposes.
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There's even a design for a broadband antenna: a circle made up of several small interlocking geometric shapes, each of which transmits at a different frequency.
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Besides keeping the drone from getting lost in a strong current, the cable transmits power to and video from the PowerRay back to the base station.
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The fight against the virus is made more complicated by how little we know -- researchers are still learning more about how it survives, transmits, and replicates.
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In one, a "superspreading event," a person who has the propensity to spew more germs than others transmits the virus to a large group of people.
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If the House transmits the impeachment articles on Wednesday, the Senate could swear in senators as jurors and take care of other housekeeping measures this week.
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Gas-permeable contact lenses are made of rigid, durable plastic that transmits oxygen, not to be confused with popular "soft" contacts or old-fashioned "hard" contacts.
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The goal is to transition FirstEnergy to a company focused on operating the infrastructure that transmits and distributes electric power from plants to homes and businesses.
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"With LTE, you have a technology which transmits data over just a couple of watts of energy over multi megabits over very great distance," Bohme said.
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Here's a simple device that transmits a basic signal across a short period of time, but provides overwhelming evidence that free will is essentially a myth.
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The app digitally transmits your location to staff at headquarters (the firm says it just uses three percent of your phone's battery power over 24 hours).
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Women who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant should protect themselves against bites of the Aedes mosquito that transmits Zika, the Geneva-based U.N. agency said.
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At a work zone, for example, connected barriers and signs could create a geo-fence that automatically slows down AVs and transmits navigation details for alternate routes.
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These are connected to a measuring instrument, which transmits data to a computer, which then converts the measurements into sound, which the person can hear over headphones.
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In most other wireless headphones, only one earpiece receives a signal from the phone via wireless Bluetooth technology; it then transmits the signal to the other earpiece.
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Similar to the strings of a finely tuned instrument, each strand of spider silk transmits vibrations across a wide range of frequencies, which propagates throughout the web.
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As a result, the current Terragraph system transmits data entirely outdoors, between distribution nodes on telephone poles and Ethernet or Wi-Fi hubs mounted on buildings' exteriors.
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If Schiaparelli successfully lands and transmits data back from the red planet, it will mark the first time the ESA has delivered a working mission to Mars.
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There's the sense that Morissette is currently doing exactly what feels right for her, and she transmits that intention into a kind of general social-media zen.
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A security researcher discovered a form of malware embedded in the conspiracy site's checkout process that records credit card details and transmits them to a remote server.
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In its original home in Asia, the longhorned tick transmits a disease called severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS) that kills 15% of its victims, NYT says.
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Suncor already transmits about 450 megawatts to the Alberta grid from its existing cogeneration units and the Base Plant project will nearly triple that contribution, Little said.
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The researchers behind the new study determined that an average patient transmits the virus to someone else within a similar time period (about four to five days).
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It appears that the mechanic tampered with an ADM (Air Data Module), which transmits important information, like airspeed, pressure, temperature and more to the cockpit instrument panel.
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Pickford was not even born the last time England reached the last four and he exudes the confidence and self-belief that transmits itself to his defense.
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AML can pinpoint a person's location down to within two meters (yards) and when someone phones emergency services, the system transmits the caller's coordinates at the same time.
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The repeater, having receiving the packets, in turn transmits the packets over a licensed frequency to the sirens, each of which contains a modem for demodulating the packets.
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But on Friday, Barros noted that the Summer Games will be held in Brazil's winter, when the Aedes Aegypti mosquito that transmits the disease tends to die off.
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AML can pinpoint a person's location down to within two metres (yards) and when someone phones emergency services, the system transmits the caller's coordinates at the same time.
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The messages she transmits through the layers of carceral bureaucracy, via her lawyers, onto Twitter and Medium, are statements of principle that never forget the neediest among us.
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This headset is a 14-channel electroencephalogram (EEG) that measures electrical activity in the user's brain and then transmits this data to a computer using a Bluetooth link.
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The HomePod transmits so little of the movement from the sub cone through the body that it's in no need of anything more than the integrated rubber foot.
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And the app, which is customized for each patient, seamlessly transmits the data to the their medical records, where doctors can get immediate updates on the babies' health.
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Much of the research in terabit fiber optics right now appears focused on using the technology for the internet backbone that transmits data between data centers and continents.
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In other countries, the coronavirus's reproduction rate has been around 2.5 — that is to say, absent extreme quarantine measures, each infected person transmits the disease to 2.5 people.
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But for the most part, Cali transmits his tale on older, Grimm-attuned frequencies, while Somà's illustrations possess a dry, surreal wit that serves the story's poignancy well.
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The drone reliably transmits video to your device so that you could edit video from your phone, and it has a battery life of about half an hour.
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Facebook may not want to be the arbiter of truth, or even be considered "media," but it transmits falsity without question; it's not a platform, it's a pawn.
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The patch can tell almost immediately if the wearer is over the limit for driving and transmits this information from the electronic board to mobile phones via Bluetooth.
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Then, as Pushpala explains it, the patch "senses metabolic data" (glucose concentration) and transmits it to the app; the "raw" data is then sent to the cloud and analyzed.
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SAO PAULO, BRAZIL – MARCH 04: Aedes aegypti mosquito, the species which transmits the dengue virus, chikungunya fever and zika is photographed on March 04, 2016 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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When the phone actually transmits and receives data—whether because of a background app refreshing or a phone user trying to use the Internet—the phone switches to 5G.
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The virus is carried by the Aedes aegypti mosquito that also transmits Dengue Fever and Chikungunya and is widespread in the region at altitudes below 683,800 meters (5,900 feet).
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The virus is carried by the Aedes aegypti mosquito that also transmits Dengue Fever and Chikungunya and is widespread in the region at altitudes below 2000,225 meters (2000,21 feet).
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Similar to jazz music, you go out on a limb, not sure it will hold, but it hangs by a thread and transmits the feeling you are looking for.
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However, stainless steel absorbs and transmits heat poorly, so it's often combined with a metal, like aluminum or copper, that has better thermal conductivity for quicker, more even heating.
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The average person with Covid-19 transmits it to somewhere between two and three people, and, without adequate testing, we have to assume it's been circulating for a while.
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Once KUVO collects data about what's played at clubs, the app transmits it to performance rights organizations (PROs) who are responsible for collecting royalties and distributing them to artists.
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Motorola, among others, have floated the idea of a swallowable "pill" device that transmits a unique signal to nearby devices around you and draws its power from stomach acid.
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Underneath the thick layers of insecurity, however, Mr. Platt transmits the yearning heart and the desperation for affection — or even just attention — that ultimately gets Evan into deep trouble.
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When read as a whole — in all its dramatic, comic and sometimes tragic glory — the project transmits urgent messages and meanings about what it is to be American today.
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When an emergency calls, the controller transmits digital activation packets to a repeater, which, according to Seebe, is located in Twin Peaks, the city's second highest summit and geographical center.
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In an address to a joint session of Brazil's Congress, President Dilma Rousseff said her government will spare no resources in mobilizing to combat the mosquito that transmits the virus.
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"[It] transmits video over unencrypted FTP; if the server for the video archive is outside of the home, this traffic could also be intercepted by an eavesdropper," the report said.
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Keeping Sparkle in Italian hands is regarded as crucial by the Rome government because the unit's submarine network transmits sensitive information between countries in Europe, the Mediterranean and the Americas.
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How could someone who is probably the most well-known breastfeeding advocate in the world join forces with AIDS denialists to claim there is no evidence that breastfeeding transmits HIV?
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Scott noted in an executive order that the type of mosquito that transmits Zika is common in Florida, where a warm climate provides for a nearly year-round mosquito season.
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Instead, she uploads Teddy's consciousness to the virtual world (she grabbed his control unit after he killed himself) and transmits the whole thing to a safe location where Delos, Inc.
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"The Committee strongly urges that the (Foreign Office) develops and transmits to the EU detailed proposals for future co-operation in the area of foreign policy and defence," it said.
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"The types and quantity of such data that a user's device transmits would depend on the products or services they use, and in some cases a user's settings," it added.
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There's still a delay of around 10 minutes for the smartwatch to detect that you've woken up before it stops logging sleep data and transmits that information to the app.
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The Zika virus, which it also transmits, infected more than 1m people in South America in a little over a year, from what was more or less a standing start.
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Nearly all cases of Zika in Texas and across the nation have been associated with persons who have traveled to or from a place where the Aedesmosquito transmits the virus.
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The microbe quickly established itself in the wild population: Five years later, most of the mosquitoes — Aedes aegypti, the species that also transmits the Zika virus — continue to carry Wolbachia.
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Here are some facts about Zika: * The Zika virus is spread to people through the bite of an infected mosquito, the same mosquito that transmits dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever.
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"From what we know, Wuhan novel coronavirus transmits through close contact — and there's no closer contact than a husband and wife," said Ontario's health minister Christine Elliott in a tweet.
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But speaker of the house Nancy Pelosi wants to see the actual text of how the setup looks on paper before she transmits those bad boys over to the Senate.
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"If it only transmits from animals to humans, now that the market has been shut down and sanitized, the chances for people to be infected will be low," he said.
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Oh, and if you want that rotisserie oven that also washes dishes and transmits 500 cable channels to your television free of charge, you need to ACT now, of course.
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It's a medical term for something that transmits infection, and while it usually refers to an inanimate object like a stethoscope, doctors sometimes jokingly talk about patients that way, too.
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This prompts the user to enter their master password and (if it is enabled) their 2-factor authentication code, then transmits them to a web server controlled by the attacker.
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That's because southern Florida and parts of southern Texas have a year-round population of Aedes aegypti mosquitos, the main species that transmits Zika and other viruses like dengue and chikungunya.
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We also know how the tale ends — the rogue crew gets the Death Star plans, which Princess Leia ultimately transmits to Obi-Wan Kenobi and Luke Skywalker in A New Hope.
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The publication cited information transmitted through the plane's Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System, which transmits data from the plane to the ground in the form of a series of messages.
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Nasci points to the Herculean job that Latin America undertook in the 1950s and 1960s to eradicate Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that transmits yellow fever -- and also dengue, chikungunya and Zika.
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The question was about a music tuning frequency, 432 Hz, that some believe transmits healing energy — which only proves that Prince was an oddball who loved technology, in his own way.
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It also takes other pieces of identifying information, such as the computer's hard drive serial and model number, and transmits it all using an MD5 hash, a notoriously weak hashing algorithm.
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Recent studies show that the virus transmits primarily via droplets from coughing or sneezing and can spread even when people don't have any symptoms or are just beginning to feel sick.
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A trial brief picking apart the House's case could be formally entered into the record later this week, after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi transmits the articles of impeachment to the Senate.
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Crucially, 5G also transmits data very quickly — you might hear this termed as "low latency connections" — which should make it perform much better than current options when it comes to streaming games.
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Because mmWave transmits data at a higher frequency, and thus a smaller wavelength of between 20173 GHz and 300 GHz, the technology is capable of reducing latency and expanding data transmission capacity.
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In an address to a joint session of Brazil's Congress on Tuesday, President Dilma Rousseff said her government would spare no resources in mobilizing to combat the mosquito that transmits the virus.
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As Popular Science points out, every 26 months or so, the MRO transmits a massive payload of shots from the planet's surface, thanks the ideal positioning of Mars, Earth and the Sun.
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To ensure compliance, the device takes a picture of the person blowing into the breathalyzer—along with their GPS location—and then transmits that data to a healthcare provider or rehab center.
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The Anopheles mosquito that transmits malaria and the Culex that spreads the West Nile virus and lymphatic filariasis, which causes severe swelling in the arms, legs or genitals, mostly bite at night.
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The senators asked the BLS about how it transmits the jobs data to the White House, whether it will investigate Trump's comments, and what penalties can apply to leakers of sensitive information.
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When that happens, the ingestible sensor inside it sends a message to a patch worn by the patient, which then transmits the information to a mobile app that the patient can monitor.
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Eighteen months ago, the National Science Foundation helped her acquire a $135,000 sensor that sucks in water, takes photographs and transmits them to researchers, who can identify algae that may be toxic.
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Aedes aegypti, which transmits the virus by biting an infected person and then moving on to bite another, wasn't even known to carry the Zika virus in the Americas until last year.
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"The application collects and transmits personally identifiable data points in a manner that leaves this data vulnerable to surveillance by third parties," report authors Jeffrey Knockel, Adam Senft, and Ron Deibert write.
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The transponder on the plane, which transmits a four digit code during flight, was accidentally set to code 7500, an emergency code that is used to signify a hijacking attempt in progress.
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Its system encrypts data and transmits personal data like credit card numbers using a "token," not the old-fashioned currency of the subway but a unique digital code generated by the system.
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For as we overhear one lone voice spelling itself in words, its creator transmits a love of thrilling verbal pyrotechnics crafted out of and despite the sorrow or waste the poet addresses.
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A range of platforms are tracking fishing on the high seas and in marine reserves, aided by radio and satellite data that transmits vessel locations and movements, allowing authorities to identify illegal behaviour.
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The disease's stubbornness is partly due to the mosquito that transmits the disease and the parasite that causes it developing resistance to the sprays and drugs used to fight them, health experts say.
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It's a machine called a quantum crystal resonator, and it transmits out electromagnetic frequencies that according to its inventor, can mimic the sensations of MDMA, marijuana, or an acid trip—no chemicals necessary.
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The noninvasive treatment, which transmits cancer-fighting electric fields through the patient's skin around a region of the body containing a tumor, can be used to treat other types of cancer as well.
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In Buenos Aires and its densely populated outskirts, city workers have been fumigating parks to try to eradicate the Aedes aegypti mosquito that transmits Zika as well as dengue fever and yellow fever.
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On Wednesday, doctors reported that Mr. Burkhart, 24, had regained control over his right hand and fingers, using technology that transmits his thoughts directly to his hand muscles and bypasses his spinal injury.
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By now, I've tried many things to lessen the impact of my tinnitus: acupuncture, ear candling, listening to special sounds and music, wearing a hearing aid that transmits an opposing frequency, and reiki.
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Instead, sticking to the example of a credit score checking app, it only transmits and stores the resulting credit score on its own servers, not the personal financial data it was based on.
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Verily is already developing a small, body-worn temperature patch that transmits data to a phone application for early diagnosis of flu-like sicknesses, Pichai said in a blog post earlier this week.
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In some parts of the country, like Florida and Texas, higher temperatures will be a boon to a type of mosquito that transmits the viruses that cause dengue, Zika, chikungunya and yellow fever.
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Here's how it works: An infrared camera scans the dancers' outlines, 60 frames per second, even as they move, and transmits that information to a computer, which then projects images around the dancers.
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The problem highlights how difficult it is for users to know just what data their phone collects and transmits, and the risk that personal data might leak because of poor or no encryption.
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More evidence is needed to confirm whether sex commonly transmits the Zika virus, it said, noting that Zika has been found in semen and citing a report of sexual transmission in the United States.
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Small and slim though she is, particularly in comparison with Mr. Jones's commanding presence, Ms. Tyson transmits Fonsia's poise and rectitude, which reveal themselves in her firm upbraiding of Weller for his foul language.
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Each electrode records voltage changes in the nerve cell nearest to it and transmits those changes to the top of the probe through a conductive channel (one per electrode) that acts like a wire.
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A readymade birdcage filled with medical paraphernalia, including empty bottles and syringes, transmits the weight of her illness through metaphor — the body is caged and under the control of the industry, unable to escape.
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HTT "What we are showing is, in part, this smart material which transmits without power integral stability and other values wirelessly," Dirk Ahlborn, CEO of both HTT and crowdfunding startup JumpStartFund, told The Verge.
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In a Wednesday update to its wide-ranging blog post on managing the coronavirus, Twitter said it will require users to remove content that increases the chance that someone contracts or transmits the virus.
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It turns out that while texts and calls are done directly on the cellular watch, emails still rely on the iPhone's pushing emails to the cloud, which then transmits the message to your watch.
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And they are motivated by a pervasive fear of Lyme and by increasingly threatening pathogens, such as babesia and erlichiosis, that are carried by the same black-legged tick that transmits the Lyme bacterium.
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However, McConnell added that he can&apost move forward on the resolution determining the rules of the trial until House Speaker Nancy Pelosi transmits the two articles of impeachment against Trump to the Senate.
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He photographs, transmits worlds made numinous by the perfect confusion of edge and center, the perfect juxtaposition of culture and nature, the crossed voltages of immediate singular presence, the highly refined languages of art. . . .
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But it is not found naturally in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, the type that transmits "almost 99 percent of the viruses that cause outbreaks of Zika, yellow fever, dengue and chikungunya" in humans, Dr. O'Neill said.
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The system sends a message from the pill's sensor to a wearable patch, which then transmits the information to a mobile application, so that patients can track the ingestion of the medication on their smartphone.
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It's a home monitor that reads a patient's vitals, which are tracked by an implanted cardiac device like a pacemaker and continuously transmits the data to an online network that can be accessed by doctors.
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The result of a collaboration between a Russian firm, a human rights group and an opposition movement, the notification system, called Red Button, automatically transmits the location and emergency contact details of a detained protester.
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Russia's Channel One, the state broadcaster that transmits the contest to large Russian audiences, said organizers had offered the option of sending a different contestant or of having Samoylova perform via video link from Moscow.
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There are three reasons that Zika has slammed this particular part of Brazil: the presence of the main mosquito species that carries the virus and transmits it to humans, Aedes aegypti; overcrowding; and extreme poverty.
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It's a weird thing to hear because in concert the song transmits band's tangible feel-good chemistry so expertly it seemed like there was also an ear-to-ear grin on the entire capacity crowd.
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In a brilliant storytelling device, Werfel's side of the tale comes to us in prose, while Spurge's comes in pictures — the elf's own mental images, which he secretly transmits to his superiors via magic spell.
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The Aedes aegypti is the species that transmits both Zika and dengue, but the Oxitec version carries a gene that causes them to die off before they can develop into flying, biting, disease-spreading adults.
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Heymann said that a lot about how the disease transmits is still unknown, including how far away a person would need to be from someone infected in order for the virus to not reach them.
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The Special Counsel regulations do not have a specific provision under which the Special Counsel transmits to the House of Representatives any evidence that might provide a sufficient basis for initiating an impeachment inquiry. 4.
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In a country battling a high rate of dengue fever and some recently detected cases of Zika, controlling the population of the Aedes aegypti mosquito - which transmits both viruses to humans - is a high priority.
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Claudio Maierovitch, director of the ministry of health's transmittable diseases department, told VICE News that it was all completely predictable, because the disease is carried by the Aedes aegypti mosquito that also transmits Dengue fever.
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In her latest endeavor, two puppets stand in for Alice B. Toklas and Gertrude Stein, whose movements are controlled by a "robot brain," which transmits messages to a sculpture–cum–machine, which pulls the performers' strings.
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Entirely at home in the shape-shifting demands of Ann Reinking's choreography, famously patterned after Bob Fosse's original moves, Ms. Gabrielle transmits the razzle dazzle that is the title of one of the score's best songs.
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And while these people are poked fun at, it's never malicious—Becks herself seems amused by their assumptions and commentary, and it's this kind of acceptance from all characters involved that transmits into the film's audience.
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It has a small device that protrudes from it that transmits information to the Siren Care app, which helps diabetic patients keep a close eye on what's going on with the temperature changes in their feet.
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Despite some early setbacks and several servicing missions, this telescope is proving to be the little engine that could; it still transmits about 2502.4 gigabits of raw science data each week to mission controllers on Earth.
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Apart from the Nest, the researchers found that the Sharx security camera transmits video feeds in the clear, allowing pretty much anyone with access to the owner's network to intercept and watch them over the internet.
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That cable transmits data and provides power to the camera, and the box can either sit under the tripod or be placed as far away as necessary, provided you have an Ethernet cord that's long enough.
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Kikwete, who also lost his brother to malaria as a child, is committed to eradicating the disease, which killed an estimated 20163,22016 people globally in 21950 - making the mosquito, which transmits it, the world's deadliest creature.
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However, a mosquito which transmits Chikungunya, the Tiger Mosquito, first appeared in the country in the 1990s and is now commonplace, and there was an outbreak of the virus around the city of Ravenna in 2007.
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As the researchers put it: Each point on a given layer either transmits or reflects an incoming wave, which represents an artificial neuron that is connected to other neurons of the following layers through optical diffraction.
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Once installed, it locates data on the machine and transmits it by controlling the speed of the machine's CPU and cooling fans, creating acoustic waveforms that are then received and deciphered by a nearby listening device.
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When we think about infectious disease transmission, we refer to the concept of RO (a term that indicates how contagious an infectious disease is) or how many people on average an individual transmits the virus to.
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A Unity 3D app transmits the image of "Cortana" from three different angles, and a front-facing camera with face tracking adjusts to the viewer to ensure that Cortana always looks as though she's physically there.
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A benefit of this regulation for hobbyists is that anyone who wants to use a radio that transmits above a certain signal strength needs to get a license, and all of those licenses are public data.
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Collapsing in alarm at the wreckage he has made of his life, Mr. Quast's Ben transmits a sense of self-asphyxiation that, as is the way with "Follies," leaves an audience catching its breath, as well.
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Several things still need to happen, but if the House transmits the articles of impeachment on Wednesday as expected, that kicks off a series of events that culminate in Trump's Senate impeachment trial beginning next Tuesday.
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"Despite the confirmation of these cases, this is not a health risk for the population, since continental Chile does not have the mosquito that transmits the disease," acting Health Minister Gisela Alarcon told reporters on Tuesday.
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Even though the essays presume a certain level of familiarity with the French avant-garde, they have an engaging quality that transmits Soupault's palpable love for experimental art and for his — quelle surprise — exclusively male subjects.
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The program uses sensor nodes, sound waves and cables to recognize changes underwater and transmits that information to the Indonesian Agency for Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics, or BMKG, said Louise Comfort, who is part of the initiative.
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While the mmWave portion of the spectrum offers dramatically faster speeds, it also transmits at a much shorter range and is far more easily blocked by things like walls and even users' hands held over their devices.
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Ever since Cuban scientist Carlos Finlay and U.S. researcher Jesse Lazear at the end of the 19th century unraveled the role of the mosquito that transmits yellow fever, U.S.-Cuban collaborations have paid off in significant ways.
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Instead of pricking their finger, DexCom provides a sensor that sticks to skin and transmits blood sugar levels to a wireless receiver in real-time, After a multiyear run, the stock plunged almost 20 percent this year.
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The system works by sending a message from the pill's sensor to a wearable patch, which then transmits the information to a mobile application so that patients can track the ingestion of the medication on their smartphone.
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In July, CNBC reported that PillPack was considering suing Surescripts, a company that collects and transmits data about prescription drugs from providers to pharmacies, arguing that it should have access to medication history data that Surescripts collects.
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And if you were looking at the Bose NC 700 specifically for the noise cancelling during phone calls, where less noise from your end transmits over the calls, then you'll probably be happier with the NC 700s.
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The official line: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) doesn't recommend sharing a toothbrush because it transmits bacteria from one mouth to another, leaving brushers susceptible to all kinds of oral and general health problems.
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In this system, called "accurate recording," the broadcaster transmits signals that mark the beginnings and ends of shows so the recorder knows when to actually start and stop instead of relying on preprogrammed start and stop times.
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The system, called Nightscout, attaches to the patient's glucose monitor and transmits digital readings to the cloud, where they can be easily accessed through a phone, tablet or smartwatch to ultimately guide clinical decisions in real time.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Instead of relying on Bluetooth, SteelSeries opted for an even simpler solution, a USB-C dongle that plugs into your gadget of choice, which then transmits audio over a 2.4-GHz wireless connection.
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The House's impeachment of Trump on Wednesday means that the case goes to the Senate to consider whether the President should be removed from office -- but not before the House formally transmits the articles to the Senate.
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The doll is also under scrutiny in the United States, where advocacy groups filed a complaint with the toymaker in December, alleging that the company records and transmits the voice prints of children to a software company.
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If the wake word is recognized, the Alexa device records the ensuing communication and, unlike some other smart devices, transmits the recording to Amazon's servers for interpretation and processing before receiving the relevant data back in response.
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Yet instead of insecticide and repellent, the troops were armed with wads of fliers that instruct residents how to reduce the breeding grounds for Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that transmits Zika, dengue fever and a close cousin, chikungunya.
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Related: Ryan McGinness Thinks You're Looking at Art Wrong Paintings within Paintings Hit Disorienting New Show '#metadata' Virtual Reality Doc Takes You Through a Mother's Grief in Gaza This Wearable Transmits Touch Between Mothers and Their Newborn Babies
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Working with underwater robots, ONC has wired the floor of the Pacific with fiber optic cable that transmits data, 24/7, about chemical, geological, physical, and biological processes in an area that's been almost completely inaccessible to us.
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The bluetooth signal sends the music to an audio receiver on the wig, which transmits them to two tiny amplifiers that then send the music to each of the 250 earbuds which are soldered and glued in place.
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There is something about a public health disease or outbreak -- maybe because it can't be seen, it transmits without notice, and in this case involves those pesky mosquitos -- that makes it easy to get things out of perspective.
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The second part of their work, then, and the part that is clearly most in need of further improvement and miniaturization, is the receiver, which collects and re-transmits the sensor's signal to a phone or other device.
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Like Bluetooth, it transmits data across short distances, but its particular party tricks are the ability to precisely determine location, the ability to broadcast with minimal interference, and the ability to run using very little power at all.
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The load of neurons in the brain is encased in bone worthy of a tank manufacturer, and the cord that transmits their commands is brilliantly defended by the vertebrae, which are set in a mesh of leathery membrane.
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I actually think that one of the useful things about speechwriting is reminding yourself that the original words are spoken, and that there is a sound, a feel to words that, even if you're reading silently, transmits itself.
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The demonstration was organized by the alliance "Stop Ramstein - No Drone War", which says the Ramstein base transmits information between operators in the United States and unmanned drone aircraft in places such as Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen and Syria.
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But, it does require a dongle of sorts, which connects to the phone's headphone jack (a company rep tells me this would work through the iPhone headphone jack-to-Lightning dongle) and wirelessly transmits the data to the Basslet.
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Also her "Mushroom City" (2016) transmits something of the beautiful craziness of shrooms seen in ethnobotanist Kathleen (Kat) Harrison's weirder line drawings within the 1976 book Psilocybin: Magic Mushroom Grower's Guide written pseudonymously by Terence McKenna and Dennis McKenna.
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Telesar V, one of the latest prototypes, transmits tactile, vibration and thermal sensations to the operator via a haptic glove, so he or she can "feel" objects the robot is handling, such as marbles being poured into a cup.
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This wire joins the vagus nerve and the device, which sends electrical signals along the nerve to the brain stem (where the spinal cord and brain connect) and in turn this transmits impulses to certain areas in the brain.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Researchers have identified the molecule that attracts the insect that transmits citrus greening disease, a development expected to help farmers control a plague that has destroyed trees in growing regions of Brazil and the United States.
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So for example, you have the assassin, or kissing bug [a tropical bloodsucking insect that transmits parasites like the one that causes Chagas disease], but that's just one, whereas mosquitoes have parasites like malaria and numerous viruses and worms.
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Rosenthal and colleagues from Tel Aviv University and the University of Colorado at Denver found that RNA editing takes place in the squid's axon, the stretched-out region of the brain cell that transmits electrical signals to nearby neurons.
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Barks is a pleasure to listen to, but the score sometimes transmits a lethargy that undermines her plucky get-go — and while Mitchell's choreography is fine, it can't quite elevate the music to deliver the exuberance of the story he's telling.
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It operates similarly to 5G, delivering wired service to regional antennas that then beam internet to homes using high-frequency radio waves, but it transmits using a proprietary standard that's closer to Wi-Fi and delivers internet at entirely unremarkable speeds.
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It is the cochlear-implant's processor, an external self-contained device, that converts sound to electrical signals which it transmits by induction through the skin of the skull to the implant, which then feeds the signals to the auditory nerves.
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The tympanic membrane, or eardrum, is a structure that transmits sounds from the outer ear to the bones inside the ear, and perforating the membrane can lead to hearing loss, Carniol and his colleagues write in JAMA Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery.
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The Aedes mosquito, which transmits Zika virus, is present in many areas of the U.S. "However, recent chikungunya and dengue outbreaks in the United States suggest that Zika outbreaks in the U.S. mainland maybe likely limited in size," Petersen said.
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It transmits to the buyer that this is a piece of quality kit that has had a lot of thought put into it and makes them feel good about paying a hefty price for a chunk of silicon and glass.
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An exception could be made when Facebook transmits to any subscriber a simple copy-and-paste of what is to be transmitted and a brief description of who will receive it (numbers and description of recipient population), with a consent button.
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Since the species of face fly that transmits T. gulosa was introduced to North America immediately after World War II, there is a possibility that as cattle populations have grown, so have the number of face flies infected with the worm.
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One of the sources said TIM's deputy chairman Giuseppe Recchi could also retain his post and remain responsible for international unit Sparkle, which is deemed strategic because its submarine network transmits information between countries in Europe, the Mediterranean and the Americas.
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This movie transmits the feeling of cozy camaraderie you get in a Harry Potter movie, the goofy adventure you get from a good Star Wars movie, and the big epic fight scenes that I guess you get from a Marvel movie.
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Instead of the raw data being sent to a Google training server, the phone AI transmits an encrypted "update" that only describes what it's learned, to Google's main AI where it's "immediately" aggregated with the updates from every other phone.
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The twin Voyager probes actually had three computers each, which are still functioning today—one for flight control, one for positioning of the craft, and another for the science payload, which is what transmits information on interstellar particles back to Earth.
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When the camera spies a human using a motion sensor, it snaps a photo and instantly transmits the image via email to a network of people, including to local forest rangers, who can use it to intercept or disrupt poaching expeditions.
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But she has also downplayed the idea that she will delay the trial as long as possible, saying she's merely waiting to see what kind of deal the two Senate leaders can reach before she formally transmits them across the Capitol.
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The technology is only at an early stage: Right now the researchers are only able to fly a quadcopter wirelessly within five inches of a charging base that transmits power to a receiver made of copper foil attached to the drone.
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This technology transmits information via a group of devices, or "nodes," that relay a signal from one, to the other, to the other, following the most efficient route available until, finally, it reaches your phone or laptop (all of which happens in milliseconds).
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But that it occurred at all is causing scientists to realize how little they know about the insect involved, known as the Asian longhorned tick: what diseases it transmits, where it prefers to live, and how it manages to move across long distances.
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"The lessons the book transmits shows that there's never been equality between men and women in terms of sexual matters," says Will McMorran, a senior lecturer in French and comparative literature at Queen Mary University of London, who translated the text into English.
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Although the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits the Zika virus, cannot travel far — its range is a maximum of 150 meters or a little under 500 feet — finding individual mosquitoes carrying the virus would be a rare stroke of investigative luck, he said.
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Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, the director of the C.D.C., said that the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits the Zika virus, has proved to be a wily adversary in Wynwood, a crowded, urban neighborhood in north Miami where all the cases were found.
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Top investor Vivendi has tightened its grip on Telecom Italia and Rome wants to keep powers over Sparkle in Italian hands, regarding it as a strategic unit because its submarine cable network transmits information between countries in Europe, the Mediterranean and the Americas.
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And this festival, which prides itself on its low-key, locavore vibe — movie stars mingle with tourists and students on Colorado Avenue; critical buzz takes shape in lines rather than online — transmits a loud and resonant signal to the movie world below.
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In addition to asking users about their sexual preferences, history of drug use, and political views, the app requests permission to access location data and gathers a user's unique advertiser ID. The OkCupid app transmits information to numerous third-party companies, including Facebook.
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When she was twenty, she received a cochlear implant—a surgically placed electronic device that transmits sound impulses from a microphone near the ear to electrodes in the cochlea, bypassing the eardrum and directly stimulating the hair cells and the auditory nerve fibres.
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In December, advocacy groups filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission alleging that Genesis Toys had violated the rules on children's privacy because the Cayla doll records and transmits the voice prints of children to Nuance Communications, a computer-software company.
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After the initial dazzling, "Le Ballet Mécanique" — much of which was shot by Man Ray — smartly transmits an altered, exalted, and orgasmic state of mind that is perfectly matched by George Antheil's noise music soundtrack, the 30-minute-long "Le Ballet Mécanique" (1924).
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The research, which is published in the journal PLOS Currents: Outbreaks, examines several factors related to the spread of the Zika virus, including the seasonal abundance of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits Zika, in 50 cities within or near the mosquito's known range.
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"As far as wearable monitors for babies, that tends to be a little bit newer, and that may be some kind of monitor that has technology that's paired up with a base station that then transmits information to a parent's phone app," Shu said.
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According to Citizen Lab, the Android version of the QQ Browser app transmits a phone's unique IMEI and IMSI identifiers in an easy-to-decrypt form as well as the device's MAC address and the full URL of each page visited in the browser.
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No, this particular radiance has more to do with a sharp and playful intelligence that, without being grand or self-conscious, transmits the joy of being able to shape a character out of air, in real time and a shared space, for an audience's delectation.
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"Climate change is tilting the balance, disrupting natural ecosystems and giving more of an advantage to microbes," Gore said, standing in front of a giant image of Aedes aegypti, the mosquito species that transmits yellow fever and dengue, and now the Zika virus as well.
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"EMF Scientists have serious concerns regarding the ubiquitous and increasing exposure to radiation from wireless devices and antennas from all sources, including the pulsed digital signals Bluetooth transmits," Elizabeth Kelley, the director of the International EMF Scientist Appeal, told Business Insider in an email.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — The key to Paul Klee's wonderfully shaped energy is not ironic detachment, as the title of the Centre Pompidou's current retrospective suggests, but rather the playful and idyllic emotion he transmits through masterly line and dusty color.
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Ideally, that work will focus on something that the CEO is trying to implement, such as a more innovative culture, said Dustin York, a communications professor at Maryville University and an expert in how the use of space and design transmits nonverbal cues and affects behavior.
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In addition to handing down annual decrees about which colors will soon come to dominate our homes and wardrobes (this year's was Ultra Violet), the Pantone Color Institute also identifies new colors, christens them with names, and transmits that information to fashion, product, and textile designers.
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The MIT researchers found that flaws in the Voatz software would indeed allow an attacker to bypass protections on a voter's phone to alter votes and steal keys that the voter's device uses to authenticate itself to the backend Voatz server when it transmits the user's vote.
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The Pronto transmits only IR signals and it cannot be used with devices that communicate using only Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, like Amazon's Fire TV. The Peel app can be used without the Pronto interface by owners of certain Android phones, which can transmit IR signals.
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Still more appealing, though, is the sense of fleet-footed possibility that the work transmits when hung en masse: If today's nefarious silhouette can turn into tomorrow's couple in flagrante or the next day's bear on stilts, anything might be around the corner for all of us.
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The pill called Abilify MyCite, is fitted with a tiny ingestible sensor that communicates with a patch worn by the patient — the patch then transmits medication data to a smartphone app which the patient can voluntarily upload to a database for their doctor and other authorized persons to see.
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Toplines, an Israeli ANPR firm, wants to add voice- and facial-recognition to its Bluetooth-enabled cameras, and install them on private vehicles, turning every car on the road into a "mobile broadcast system" that collects and transmits data to a control centre that security forces can access.
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"It transmits people with illness from one part of the world to another part of the world," says Allen Parmet, a former flight surgeon with the US Air Force who teaches at the USC Aviation Safety and Security Program at USC and works as an aerospace medicine consultant.
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The commitments made at the September gathering reached across the spectrum of what causes antibiotic resistance, from cleaning dirty drinking water that transmits pathogens in communities, to preventing the infections occurring in long-term care facilities that prevent patients from going home and restricting the overmedication of the pets.
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"It's important because hand transmission of pathogens is the number one vector which causes illnesses, and transmits pathogens which cause people to become sick," inventor and CEO of Food Service Monitoring Sam Trapani told WHEC, adding that the device and its monitor improve the quality and frequency of hand washing.
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"Scientists are increasingly confident that Zika is causing microcephaly, but people may have different judgments about how much proof is enough," Schuchat told reporters during a two-day meeting in the Brazilian capital on how to deal with the virus, which is borne by the same mosquito that transmits dengue and yellow fever.
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Focused on all the trappings of 19th-century womanhood—from wacky olde products ("perambulating umbrella cases," scary-looking birth controls methods) to what one could expect on her wedding night—the book transmits a wealth of historical research in a cheerfully tongue-in-cheek tone and an impressive collection of archival photos.
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"It has been specifically mentioned, for instance, that the famous painting Starry Night, vividly transmits the sense of turbulence and was compared with a picture of a distant star from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, where eddies probably caused by dust and gas turbulence are clearly seen," he wrote in the paper.
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Generally speaking, there are two pieces you need to get internet working in your house or apartment: a cable modem, which is connected to a regular cable jack and outputs a wired Ethernet connection; and a router, which takes the wired connection of the modem and transmits the wireless internet you know and love.
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As this visible wavelength drifts and shifts, shudders and bends, responding to air currents in the room, a video camera transmits images to an audio interface that translates motion into sound — you hear a rhythmic drone, high-pitched sustained notes, and louder low tones that sound like something from deep underwater or outer space.
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If you look closely at the picture at the top of this post, you can see two thin circuits running down from the button toward the battery before they take a right turn to the circuit board, which connects to the Lightning port, which transmits data to and from the iPhone connected to the case.
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The knuckle-ends of the electrodes, meanwhile, are designed to meet a special ring, worn over the glove, that both supplies them with current and transmits information on the strength of that current to a nearby mobile phone—setting off an alarm if the current varies in a way that indicates the enzyme is reacting with a nerve agent.
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MSRP: $165.99 Sale Price: $149.99 Matte Black Titanium Flatware: 20-Piece Set — $149.99 See Details PLX Devices Kiwi 3 Bluetooth OBD2 OBDII Diagnostic Scan Tool The smallest, fastest, and most versatile OBD adapter, the Kiwi 3 is a simple tool that plugs into your car's on-board diagnostic port and transmits information to your phone, tablet, smartwatch, or computer.
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"The FDA prepares and transmits… a medical and scientific analysis of substances subject to scheduling, like CBD, and provides recommendations to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) regarding controls under the [Controlled Substances Act]," the FDA stated, indicating that it will recommend that CBD be rescheduled but the act of shifting the substance's legality is ultimately in the DEA's hands.
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"In the situation of imminent danger to public health through the presence of a mosquito that transmits Dengue Fever, Chikungunya, and Zika, the highest authority of the National Health System across federal, state, county and municipal levels is authorized to establish and implement the necessary measures to control the diseases caused by these viruses," the federal gazette said.
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When the CRISPR technology first came to light, governments and scientists everywhere assured the public that it would be employed only selectively, to fight disease and to rectify congenital deformities, editing out the mutated BRCA1 gene that predisposes women to breast cancer, for instance, or eliminating the ability of the Anopheles mosquito to carry the parasite that transmits malaria.
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