This is another step in solving the tricky problem of making spider silk.
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Snap and his calculus tutor appeared to solve a tricky problem in mill productivity.
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This is a tricky problem and I don't know that we have an answer.
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That's gotta be the most tricky problem of all, in all computing, so I think.
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Their ideas, along with several others that scholars advocate, are facing a tricky problem today.
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Loneliness is an especially tricky problem because accepting and declaring our loneliness carries profound stigma.
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From politics to markets to public perceptions, the deficit can be a tricky problem to maneuver.
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It took until 2013 to crack the tricky problem of how to create human ES-cell lines.
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The moon in creative Pisces links with Uranus, too, bringing an unexpected solution to a tricky problem.
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It's also supposed to raise the kind of tricky problem that will face autonomous automakers and regulators.
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In the 21977s India and Pakistan amicably settled the tricky problem of properties abandoned by millions of refugees.
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There's another tricky problem when it comes to fixing inaccurate beliefs: we're committed to not changing our minds.
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Whenever it's time to redesign a classic, automakers, especially those in the luxury business, must tackle a tricky problem.
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But a tricky problem with climate science remains: It's hard to predict exactly how it's going to play out.
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Senate Democrats say they are looking for a solution, but it's proving to be a surprisingly tricky problem to fix.
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It&aposs a tricky problem even in well-developed Silicon Valley where seasoned tech execs are a dime a dozen.
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There's also another tricky problem associated with cabin waste — often it can't just be taken away from the aircraft, sorted, and reprocessed.
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But misinformation is a legitimately tricky problem, and the wrong approach could give Silicon Valley even more power than it already has.
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For years, scientists trying to develop fluorescent molecules grappled with a tricky problem: The molecules' light went out when they were too crowded.
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Venezuela poses a tricky problem for the Washington-based lender, whose charter prevents its board from discussing internal political issue of member states.
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It's report card time for the automakers and Silicon Valley denizens studying the tricky problem of making cars drive themselves, and everyone is passing.
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This recovery mechanism is a tricky problem to solve, according to Soneff, and Google is looking at a number of ways of handling it.
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Most of us would never imagine wanting to track the brain signals of amorous flies, or that the task might present a tricky problem.
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MR. FALIH Once again, the Saudis face a tricky problem as they try to keep prices in a range that is to their liking.
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Fortunately, Thunberg is just one of many great minds helping us summon moral clarity to address the tricky problem of framing the climate crisis.
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A new International Energy Agency analysis provides a useful look at a tricky problem: tracking the energy consumed by digital Bitcoin "mining" to process transactions.
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It's a tricky problem, particularly because it's one that requires the readers most drawn to too outrageous to be true news to challenge their beliefs.
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He wants to create chemical systems that can mimic the properties of bacterial life, without solving the tricky problem of how to create life itself.
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" He called her a "kind of philosophical plumber to the establishment — whenever some tricky problem arose, she could be trusted to get things flowing again.
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In 2800 Shoukhrat Mitalipov, a reproductive biologist at Oregon Health and Science University, finally cracked the tricky problem of how to create human ES cell lines.
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By talking about how you're approaching a difficult problem, applicants can demonstrate that they are comfortable with tricky problem solving and can show off their communication abilities.
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It's a clever workaround to a tricky problem: how do you get people to try VR gaming when the entire rig is too expensive for entry-level players?
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Boeing has been studying how to solve a tricky problem with the design of the plane's landing gear, without adding cost or delaying a 2020 target for first deliveries.
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The conflict raised questions about the nature of content ownership and crowdsourced harassment in an open web culture, highlighting a tricky problem for which there are no easy answers.
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Now he has the tricky problem of changing his thinking — and Snapchat's user experience — on the fly to make it more friendly to new users without alienating his old ones.
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I often found that some time and distance were all I needed to solve a tricky problem, so the ability to drop a puzzle and come back later is very welcome.
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The proliferation of misinformation online is a tricky problem to solve, he said, but the company has made efforts by cutting fake news publishers off from one of its advertising platforms.
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Although there's no English support, DuerOS can recognize Western names and proper nouns when making requests in Chinese, which is a tricky problem I run into with Japanese voice services all the time.
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To solve this tricky problem, I assembled a team of MIT-trained engineers and renowned industrial designer Yves Behar to invent a type of swaddle that keeps sleeping babies safely on the back.
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It solves San Francisco's tricky problem of finding a successor for a beloved music director, Michael Tilson Thomas, who will have shaped the ensemble for 25 years when he steps down in 2020.
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We spoke with Tom Rose, the co-founder of Testive, which offers SAT and ACT learning software as well as coaching, who presented us with a particularly tricky problem that stumps students regularly.
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It's a location-based compromise that has been suggested before to address the tricky problem of affording individual privacy without leaving trivial workarounds nor trampling too broadly on the wider public's ability to access information.
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The speed with which companies can create and dissolve presences on the internet has made this a particularly tricky problem: sometimes the company faking the ads is the same company distributing the products, sometimes not.
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I'm naturally distrustful of something everyone agrees is a good thing, so I called on Meredith Rose from Public Knowledge to explain the MMA — and the insanely tricky problem of music licensing and streaming — to me.
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Designing its own AI training servers with proprietary chips, as Google does with its Tensor Processing Units, could help with the very tricky problem of using AI instead of human eyes to police its ever-growing platform.
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This tricky problem, especially for a meal-delivery service like Blue Apron, is known as a CAC-LTV (or customer acquisition cost to lifetime value) problem that requires a careful optimization if the business is going to grow and succeed.
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Second, the tricky problem for Ryan is that he has to please two holdout groups with essentially opposite demands: The Freedom Caucus wants to roll back more of Obamacare's changes, and the Coverage Caucus is worried about doing just that.
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With elections likely to be held in the second half of the year, markets are worried the timing of Italy's elections poses a tricky problem to European Central Bank policymakers who are on track to wind down its bond purchase programme by September.
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With elections likely to be held in the second half of the year, markets are worried the timing of Italy's elections poses a tricky problem to European Central Bank policymakers who are on track to wind down its bond purchase program by September.
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The IAT tries to solve a very tricky problem we've seen in social science over the past few years: Measures of explicit racism (for example, directly asking whether a person thinks white people are superior to black people) have appeared to show a decline.
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"One of the challenges posed by prepayments is typically borrowers prepay when interest rates drop, then investors end up with a whole lot of cash in a lower-interest rate environment," said Parrott, who also points out a tricky problem involving accounting rules at Freddie Mac.
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"We are aware that companies and charities are undertaking a wide range of work to tackle online harms and would want to ensure we do not negatively impact existing work," it adds, suggesting it's most keen not to be accused of making a tricky problem worse.
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Here was a cult classic that just so happened to be about delving into the very depths of technology itself, with graphics perfectly suited to the high-contrast, low-resolution panels of early VR headsets, and propulsive game design that didn't have to deal with the tricky problem of how to move your avatar around.
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"Fire and Cloud" follows a preacher, Taylor, as he tries to save his people from a wave of starvation. Denied food aid by the white authorities, Taylor must return empty-handed to his church. There he finds a tricky problem. He has been talking about marching in a demonstration with communists, and they have come to visit him in one room.
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Dham explains,"The Internet protocol was being used mainly for data and delivering voice over Internet, which was designed primarily for data transfer and was a tricky problem in terms of technology". Dham re-directed Co.to build this new chip to support VoIP(Voice over Internet Protocol); among the first in world at that time. Silicon Spice's technology was promising.In a little over two years(in August2000);Er.Ing.
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In general, a better fit to the data is obtained by a larger number of distributions or parameters, but in order to extract meaningful patterns, it is necessary to constrain the number of distributions, thus deliberately coarsening the concept resolution. Finding the "right" concept resolution is a tricky problem for which many methods have been proposed (e.g., AIC, BIC, MDL, etc.), and these are frequently considered under the rubric of "model regularization".
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The appearance of sound films opened a new stage in the development of world cinema, by implication in the weak cinema of Romania as well. The appearance of sound further complicated the tricky problem of the technical-material base, both in terms of production and of projection in theatres. Competition from abroad shattered the dreams of Romanian producers, such that the number of films produced after 1930 within the cinema of Romania fell noticeably. Hence, until 1939, just 16 films were produced.
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Democrats recognized the black majority in the state and realized that the only way for them to win the election was through violent suppression of black voters or intimidating black voters to vote Democratic. This was a tricky problem for the party because they were known for upholding slavery and introducing the black codes. Furthermore, it angered many blacks that a former slave trader, Joe Crews, was elected as a Republican to the General Assembly.Drago, p35 Those blacks enticed to join and vote for the Democratic Party were attracted to the paternalistic, moderate appeal of Wade Hampton.
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Around 1962, Hermann Bondi, Rainer K. Sachs, and others began to study the general phenomenon of radiation from a compact source in general relativity, which requires more flexible definitions of asymptotic flatness. In 1963, Roger Penrose imported from algebraic geometry the essential innovation, now called conformal compactification, and in 1972, Robert Geroch used this to circumvent the tricky problem of suitably defining and evaluating suitable limits in formulating a truly coordinate-free definition of asymptotic flatness. In the new approach, once everything is properly set up, one need only evaluate functions on a locus in order to verify asymptotic flatness.
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This is followed by the Jungle Jack phase, stories that are largely grounded in 'reality' but with various supernatural or other-worldly intrusions. The settings for these stories are spread out across the globe but they are all tropical - the Amazon, Rio, India, Bali, Sumatra, Belize, Costa Rica. For the majority of them Jack is still on his own; only in the last few is he joined by Mojo Sam who then becomes a permanent companion in subsequent adventures. Usually it is Mojo who calls upon Jack to join him and help with a particularly tricky problem.
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After a number of breakneck chases from one scene to the next, Merlini and his assistant are a couple of steps ahead of the police and provide a far-fetched but logical solution to the impossible crimes. In between, Merlini and other characters deliver great chunks of informative conversation mixed with paragraphs of information about entirely unrelated but fascinating topics, like yogic bilocation, making the keys of a typewriter move without touching them, and even posing a tricky problem in geometry. The action also stops for a while when Merlini quotes a well-known passage from John Dickson Carr's The Three Coffins about the nature of locked-room mystery novels, and adds some flourishes of his own in relation to the problems at hand. The penultimate scene in which the murderer is revealed is enlivened by one of the suspects attempting (on stage) to catch a bullet in his teeth, and all is explained in the final chapter when everyone gathers at Merlini's Magic Shop in the best whodunnit tradition.
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