A print left by some sort of theropod—a two-legged carnivore.
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Their distant ancestors were small, agile, two-legged dinosaurs known as prosauropods.
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The two-legged championship round will played in late April and early May.
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Like T-rex it was a carnivorous, two-legged creature called a theropod.
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The circle oohed as she landed a two-legged flying kick on him.
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She feeds eggs to a two-legged sea beast, and they fall in love.
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But the extended cut shows off even more of the two-legged robot's capabilities.
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I stand in front of a lanky two-legged robot stomping along a treadmill.
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The two-legged quarter-finals take place on April 9-10 and 16-17.
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It's a joy to spend time with any of them, two-legged or four.
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Oh, and also gigantic sauropods and carnivorous two-legged theropods, as this latest discovery affirms.
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They have met 10 times in two-legged European ties with each progressing five times.
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Some were found to belong to long-necked, plant-eating sauropods, others to two-legged ornithopods.
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Meat-eating dinosaurs, including Saltriovenator, belong to a group of two-legged dinosaurs known as theropods.
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Employees at Chewy pride themselves on how they handle their two-legged and four-legged customers.
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Predatory creatures in the Abelisaurus family were two-legged beasts that lived about 70 million years ago.
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Their initial prototype was a simple two legged droid with a silly cardboard box for a head.
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Just like their two-legged owners, dogs can come down with a serious case of the sniffles.
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In the same field there's a family of creatures that look like two-legged giraffes, calmly grazing.
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Atlas 2.0, a mobile two-legged humanoid, at the Boston Dynamics lab and headquarters in Waltham, Mass.
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You do your thing with your two-legged children, and I'll do mine with my four-legged ones.
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Currently, Agility Robotics is selling Cassie, a two-legged robot with no arms, to researchers for robotics work.
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Working for the TSA is a hard job whether you're a two-legged human or four-legged pup.
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Agility Robotics is putting Digit — a two-legged robot that can lift 40-pound packages — on the market.
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Participants of the two-legged and four-legged variety line up to prepare for the Westminster Dog Show.
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I ask if she's seen the two-legged cyborgs from Boston Robotics that don't fall over, even when shoved.
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Two years later an American football player took on an ostrich, the fastest two-legged animal in the world.
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Crash Override confronts and mutates the bodies and faces of his two legged subjects to create interesting graphic patterns.
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The Zauchensee race was the first two-legged downhill in the women's World Cup since Are, Sweden, in 2002.
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They will face the top seeded New York Red Bulls in a two-legged conference championship in late November.
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Toronto will host New York City F.C. on Sunday in the opener of the two-legged Eastern Conference semifinal.
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The great red beast dominated his season more personally, more one-sidedly, than any two-legged athlete ever has.
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That two-legged predator sported two distinct horns above its eyes, a feature not found in any other dinosaur.
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The two-legged amphibian was caught and placed a plastic bucket of water so herpetologists could take a closer look.
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Mixed with the herbivores' tracks were a few clawed impressions left behind by two-legged meat-eaters known as theropods.
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Two-legged theropods and big-bodied sauropods, among other groups, walked this patch of Earth around 130 million years ago.
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The two-legged hound is competing to be the next Cadbury Bunny -- and he's made it to the top 10.
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Although New York City's most visible population is two-legged, plenty of four-footed friends share its streets and parks.
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The current Saurischia group would lose the theropods but add a strange, primitive group of two-legged carnivores called herrerasaurids.
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Humans present different challenges, as well, for instance, in terms of balance in two-legged, rather than four-legged walking.
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In "Tale of the Two Legged Bunny," a hand reaches into a bag containing sharp objects, angry dogs, and guns.
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Its size, he thought, would make it easier to transition from a two-legged person to a four-legged animal.
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British Airways apologized and said they were satisfied that only two-legged passengers were on the flight once it took off.
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For 27 years, man's (and woman's) best friends have been parading their finest costumes for judges and two-legged spectators alike.
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Agility's Digit, a two-legged robot that has a lidar where its head should be, will be used in the project.
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This two-legged robot, called Atlas, is the same one that was shown doing a backflip less than a year ago.
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People think he's strong, but Henry panics if he isn't the only two-legged man in a room full of cripples.
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In a quest to learn how two-legged dinosaurs moved, scientists watched their descendants — birds — run around on a race track.
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This is fewer motors than most other two-legged robots, Marty's creators say, which allows them to keep his cost low.
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While Zimmerman has a proven talent for handling nervous horses, he doesn't discriminate against two-legged creatures in need of help.
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So Bishop and his colleagues turned to the next best thing: birds, the only surviving descendants of two-legged dinos called theropods.
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Instead, he's taking a two-legged approach of selling semi-automated software while investing in research for next-gen self-driving tech.
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Sixteen then go to the knockout rounds culminating in a two-legged match, one on the Xbox and one on the PlayStation.
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On a recent day, the two-legged visitors moved casually from yard to yard in the morning rain, nibbling as they went.
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Nyquist, the two-legged version, had a game the next day, but he could not resist sneaking a peek at the replay.
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The candy company announced Tuesday that after holding nationwide tryouts, two-legged hound Lieutenant Dan has won the title of Cadbury Bunny.
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Toby now lives with Ray's family, which includes two other dogs, Rocky the five-legged Miniature Pinscher and Pinky the two-legged Chihuahua.
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Eumaniraptorans, part of the larger theropod assemblage of two-legged meat-eating dinosaurs, generally were small and bird-like, covered in colorful plumage.
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The 42- year-old is both a veterinarian and an oncologist, specializing in treating cancer patients of the two legged and four-legged kind.
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The suspended two-legged form in "Table 2" could be pantyhose hung out to dry or a person bent vulnerably over on a table.
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Venture Capitalist Steve Jurvetson was at a presentation given by Boston Dynamics' founder Marc Raibert, who revealed a new two-legged robot called Handle.
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There's 7.4 billion of us, and if you're an insect that feeds on blood, your best target is these two-legged animals walking around.
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By following these simple tips all your guests (two-legged and four-legged alike) are guaranteed to have a fun and safe holiday weekend.
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A longtime animal lover, Manzo adopted three dogs — one a two-legged puppy mill survivor — in the year following her first departure from Housewives.
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While some other robots have been shown performing backflips in the past, Boston Dynamics' two-legged Atlas robot has never been seen doing one.
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Three-toed footprints with sharp claws appear to have been made by a jeep-sized two-legged carnivorous dinosaur from a group called theropods.
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Julia and I got tickets to the headline show, "Baro d'Evel (Bestia)," which promised a harmony of two-legged, four-legged and winged performers.
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Completing the trio is a Sphero R2-D2, which will sell for $28, and can change from two-legged operation to three-legged rolling mode.
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Roo One half of a famous interspecies friendship between a fluffy chicken and two-legged dog, Roo is a recognizable face in many pet circles.
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And if common sense can't add a few more items to this list, then maybe don't go outside at all, you two-legged flesh monster.
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Californians are coming together to save and protect every resident, two-legged or four-pawed, affected by the multiple wildfires in the Los Angeles area.
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On race morning, the two-legged competitors return to the Neuadd Arms, but this time to the parking lot which serves as the start line.
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The Haute Dog Howl'oween Parade went down Sunday in Long Beach with canines turning up in some creative costumes which upstaged their two-legged owners.
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In each generation, the solutions that perform best on some metric—the ability to control a two-legged robot, say—are selected and produce offspring.
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Baidu's new two-legged strategy means feed is now of equal, if not more, weight alongside search as the company better embraces the mobile age.
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Her vibrant, often funny racetrack novel "Horse Heaven" — richly populated with both four-legged and two-legged characters — provides an immersive foray into equestrian culture.
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The most significant change, as part of an accelerated postseason schedule, is the elimination of the two-legged series for the conference semifinals and finals.
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Even a two-legged human: When you stand up from your desk, your center of mass is between your feet, so you don't tip over.
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So with these two-legged friends as our focal point, we shopped the latest at Nordstrom to create four fall outfits your legs have been missing.
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The four-legged members of the NYPD Mounted Unit are staying indoors and their two-legged partners are spraying them down with water to keep cool.
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There's also a floor-based pedestal that lifts its slanted, two-legged, stool-like sculpture, "untitled: female (2); 2018" (2018), nearly 10 feet in the air.
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So compassion for elephants or rhinos or gorillas is not soggy sentimentality, but a practical recognition of shared interests among two-legged and four-legged animals.
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Bigger three-toed footprints with blunter toes may have been left by large-bodied two-legged plant-eaters called ornithopods or perhaps by a large theropod.
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Kilts, dhotis, lungi, sarongs, tunics and even the toga have obvious advantages over the two-legged garment that forfeits aesthetics to practicality in almost every case.
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You also have some new abilities this time around, namely the ability to transform your spaceship into a two-legged walking vehicle reminiscent of an AT-ST.
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And maybe they started to realize that the ocean's falling oxygen levels are, in fact, the fault of those same two legged mammals who harpooned their grandparents.
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They will also return to Colombia to face Atletico Nacional in a two-legged Recopa Sudamericana final that will test the hearts of players and fans alike.
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On a bright November morning, across from an Albany lumber yard, flanked by big Oregon red alders, a two-legged robot named Cassie stepped through the leaves.
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The author of biographies of the Clintons, Rock Hudson, Anna Wintour, Martha Stewart, Barbara Walters and other two-legged notables, Oppenheimer doesn't doodle around — he hacks away.
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Starting next season, the tournament will be decided not by its traditional two-legged, home-and-away final, but with a single game in a neutral stadium.
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The two-legged Cretaceous Period dinosaur, called Wulong bohaiensis, was a bantamweight meat-eater - a bit bigger than a crow - residing in a lakeside environment, researchers said.
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Tongtianlong was a two-legged omnivore, with a bony crest on its short, squat skull that was probably used for display purposes to attract mates and intimidate rivals.
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Just like their two-legged owners, dogs at Airbnb are given their own "employee" badges to scan in every day, and show up in the company's internal database.
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So too was her attachment and protectiveness toward animals, and maybe even a slight preference for four-legged friends over the more complicated and mercurial two-legged peers.
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Developed at Sakakibara Kikai, a maker of farming machinery, LW-Mononofu is an 8.5-meter (28-feet) tall, two-legged robot weighing in at more than 7 tonnes.
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Back in August, PEOPLE reported on a two-legged dog named Duncan Lou Who, a boxer who survived a dramatic car accident with his family while on vacation.
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In fact, a policeman named Ahmad Fawad was on duty, wielding a big stick in a not-always successful effort to keep the two-legged animals under control.
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As for the apex predator of this world, that distinction belongs to Smok, a two-legged, 6-meter-long (20-foot-long) carnivore whose name means dragon in Polish.
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Two-legged robots that walk are getting better at it, but the act of balancing is computationally intensive, resulting in robots like Boston Dynamics' ATLAS costing millions of dollars.
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Barcelona won the two-legged tie 2-1 after a 1-1 draw in Guayaquil last week and face another Brazilian side Gremio in the semi-finals next month.
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As for which dinosaurs made Borealopelta their lunch, Brown suspects two-legged theropods like Acrocanthosaurus, or a similar large Carcharodontosauroid—a bipedal beast even larger than Tyrannosaurus and Spinosaurus.
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The company's new wheeled, upright robot is named Handle ( "because it's supposed to handle objects") and looks like a cross between a Segway and the two-legged Atlas bot.
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The company's new wheeled, upright robot is named Handle ("because it's supposed to handle objects") and looks like a cross between a Segway and the two-legged Atlas bot.
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That bleak domestic outlook compelled NetEase to take what Ding dubs a "two-legged" approach to game publishing, with one foot set in China and the other extending abroad.
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According to Sebastian Apesteguia, a paleontologist studying the print, it likely belonged to an Abelisaurus, a two-legged dinosaur that lived 80 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous.
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Scotty is now officially the largest and most aged T. rex ever discovered, and the most gigantic of any of the known two-legged carnivorous dinosaurs known as theropods.
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The company, which has previously made two-legged, human-like robots like Atlas and four-legged, dog-like robots like Spot, is now experimenting with a robot on wheels.
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The two-legged Chihuahua's story got a lot of attention early on, and he became the first puppy ever to get 3D-printed wheels to help him run around.
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And starting next year, the two-legged format for the final will be abolished in favor of a Champions League-style, one-off final, held at a neutral site.
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Here's a fact for you: When filming Jurassic Park, they used emus as stand-ins for the various two-legged dinosaurs, zoologist and emu expert Todd Green told National Geographic.
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Snakes are much simpler life forms than humans, and emulating how they move and locomote results in a simpler and cheaper robot, at least compared to a two-legged humanoid.
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"The discovery of medullary bone is just one more piece of evidence that blurs the line between birds and other theropod (carnivorous two-legged) dinosaurs like T. rex," she said.
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In his presentation, Raibert also mentions that by using wheels, Handle could be built and made available at a much cheaper price point than Boston Dynamics' other two-legged creations.
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Researchers have known for decades that humans and other early two-legged hominins had been making tools to kill and butcher animals for as long as 2.5 million years ago.
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Such behavior is seen nowadays in some birds, and the discovery suggests that two-legged, meat-eating dinosaurs called theropods did it about 100 million years ago, the researchers said.
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Salinger's team also identified four types of tracks from two-legged, plant-eating ornithopods and six types of tracks from dinosaurs bedecked with spikes and plates, such as the stegosaurus.
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One was a relatively small two-legged meat-eating dinosaur, another was a similarly small four-legged apparently plant-eating dinosaur and the third may have been a primitive mammal.
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THE DAILY SPIKE: WINE, CHEESE, PUPPIES AND A TOW TRUCK Eventually, he'll be patiently content under the table when I have longer meetings or grab dinner with a two-legged friend.
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A central tension in robotics is that while humanity created the robot in its image—the classic humanoid biped of sci-fi—those two-legged machines are particularly hard to build.
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In an email to CNN, Krajewski said that after all these years, this two-legged survivor returns annually and stays on the island when other penguins of his species are breeding.
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The two-legged hound from Richmond, Ohio, edged out several other worthy contenders for the title, including Ginger the Hamster, Conswala the cake-baking llama and Dilly Bar Dabbler the duck.
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Bill Skarsgård is a two-legged spoiler: whoever he's playing is a bad dude, the kind who maybe should be left in a cage in the prison from that Morgan Freeman movie.
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Ford and startup Agility Robotics are partnering in a research project that will test how two-legged robots and self-driving vehicles can work together to solve that curb-to-door problem.
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Arguably the two most successful groups of predators on planet Earth, the decision to exclusive two-legged mammals and their collared companions can best be described as an act of blatant favoritism.
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Here's hoping that next time Mowgli shows up onscreen, he trades in his four-legged foe for some two-legged villains — before the only wild worlds we have left are computer-generated.
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Semi-final matches will be played on October 20 and 21 with the return clashes a week later, with the dates of the two-legged final unchanged on November 22 and 28.
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The third-to-last team must play a two-legged playoff series against the third-place team from the second division, with the winner awarded the final spot in the upper tier.
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The first leg of the two-legged final played last Saturday in Hamilton, which the Forge won 1-0, pulled in 10,000 fans with another big crowd expected on Saturday in Calgary.
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Another wall carving, rendered in high relief, arrived from the Roman city walls of Lincoln at East Bight, while one from Long Bennington shows a figure mounted on a two-legged phallus.
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Even just a few years back, two-legged robots like HRP-5P and ATLAS required a thick cable at all times to provide a constant connection to a computer, as well as power.
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" He added, "I tell sports teams and companies that if you have a nutrition program and an exercise program and don't have a sleep program, you are balancing on a two-legged stool.
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The club finished third-to-last in the 2015-2016 Bundesliga, meaning it had to play a two-legged relegation/promotion playoff against the third best team in the German second division: Nuremberg.
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And along with Hermes place settings for two-legged human passengers, Roth threw in a bespoke leather-clad set of bowls for their four-legged friends, which match the jet's interior walls perfectly.
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Chelsea had a fairly easy run to the semis, beating Bolton, Shrewsbury and Derby County along the way, but were then faced with a titanic two-legged clash against Brendan Rodgers' Liverpool side.
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If you're a New York parent, chances are good that your children love Central Park, too, and this free festival promises fun and education for both two-legged and four-legged family members.
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Madrid, which has lifted the Champions League trophy a record 11 times, has won its last three games against Bayern, while, in 10 two-legged knockout ties, both teams have won five apiece.
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The late drama at both matches ensured a fascinating last-four draw, with Chelsea playing Arsenal at Stamford Bridge in the first match of the two-legged tie in the week commencing Jan.8.
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However, Washington did note that the two-legged robots do have certain advantages, like the ability to step over cracks in the sidewalk and walk up stairs, that can be problematic for wheeled robots.
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Certainly, if you believe Hollywood, every depiction is that intelligent life on other planets is very similar to humans: a two-legged species with a big head and probably two arms, basically humanoid organisms.
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LONDON, Aug 213 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's Mosaad Aldossary saw off Belgian adversary Stefano Pinna 4-0 on aggregate in the two-legged FIFA eWorld Cup Grand Final on Saturday to walk away $250,000 richer.
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Each team was tasked to build a two-legged robot at least 20 inches tall with a built-in power source and then send it on down a slope to slalom around some flags.
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Only the front two legs were wired for the purposes of this experiment, which limited the types of locomotion available, but the researchers note that two-legged gaits do occur naturally in hexapod creatures.
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And though the play's tribal flocks eventually embrace the two two-legged Athenians who wander into their midst bearing proposals for a brave new world, you can understand why "anthropos" is a dirty word.
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A two-legged dog beloved by thousands on Instagram and YouTube for his determination and happy spirit, has beaten the odds again — this time while on a Yellowstone National Park vacation with his adoptive family.
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The company, which launched a self-driving pilot with delivery partners including Domino's in Miami last year, said Agility Robotics' two-legged robot, Digit, is capable of lifting packages that weigh up to 40 pounds.
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The titular work in Giuseppe Gonella's show, Walking Home, the second show at the newly-opened Magic Beans Gallery in Berlin, features the form of the two-legged cat surrounded by repetitive, entangled, disembodied limbs.
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This robot, which everyone said looked like one of the Empire's two-legged walkers anyway, can now zap both Rebels and Ewoks in a deadly battle to take control of the forest city of Corvallis.
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Image: NASA/JHUAPL/SwRIOn July 14th 2015, millions of two-legged mammals watched with bated breath as a piano-sized spacecraft of their own making pulled up to an icy rock three billion miles away.
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Cao Xudong, co-founder and CEO of Momenta / Photo: Momenta Cao Xudong, co-founder and CEO of Momenta / Photo: Momenta Cao, an unassuming CEO, raised his voice as he explained the company's two-legged strategy.
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Overall, Odyssey's capture mechanic makes exploring your surroundings a treat; even the lowliest Cheep-Cheep can dive to the bottom of deep trenches with a swift grace two-legged Mario can never hope to match.
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It launched a self-driving pilot with delivery partners including Domino's in Miami last year, and it said it was working on the best way to integrate Agility's two-legged robot, Digit, into future vans.
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" Trump also noted that he'd met in the Oval Office with some of the two-legged participants in the Baghdadi raid, noting that "for obvious reasons, they can't be out in front of the media.
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With the evolution of bipedality (two-legged stance) in the first human ancestors ~6 million years ago, these primates stopped using their forelimbs for locomotion and had to rely exclusively on the hindlimbs to walk upright.
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While four-legged robots are further ahead than their two-legged counterparts when it comes to mimicking the agility and coordination of actual living things without human input, there's still a lot of room for improvement.
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There's a dangerous ambiguity to the pair of glazed, two-legged figures that together comprise "Man and his shadow," currently appearing in "Works and Days," the artist's extensive first American museum solo exhibition, at MoMA PS1.
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The team required victory in a two-legged playoff against New Zealand to make it to Russia, but, at 34, Guerrero surely realized this was most likely his only chance to play in a World Cup.
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Having come agonizingly close to reaching the 2014 World Cup finals in Brazil only to lose in a two-legged playoff to Croatia, Iceland made it to Euro 2016 where they went on a deep, thrilling run.
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The biggest problem that Mr Ventura faced was being pitted in the same group as mighty Spain, knowing that only the top team could qualify automatically, whereas the runner-up would face a tricky two-legged playoff.
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The paleontologists from Utah Geological Survey did not know it was entombed in rock brought back to a lab for study until they looked under a foot bone of a two-legged plant-eating dinosaur called Hippodraco.
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Among the unfamiliar forms are the native Australian rodents, such as the fish-eating rats that can swim, two-legged hoppers that look like little kangaroos and tree-dwelling rodents that chew on leaves all day long.
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Although a life of intrigue was not in Lulu's professional future, she was still afforded the sort of professional courtesy that most two-legged members of society can only dream to receive from their human resources departments.
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Take a look at this terrifying, upright, two-legged harbinger of doom known as Atlas, which opens doors, walks through the forest, gets knocked over by a puny human, and gets right back up on its own.
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You're able to replenish your supplies via 3D printing — that includes everything from weapons to ropes to motorcycles — and you can even automate some of your deliveries by sending out a two-legged drone on simple missions.
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Illustration: Viktor Radermacher, University of the Witwatersrand /Instagram: Viktorsaurus91The discovery of a new Jurassic dinosaur in South Africa shows that the transition from small, two-legged creatures to the thunderously huge long-necked dinosaurs wasn't a straightforward process.
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A 2-2 draw away to Venezuela in March 2017 set Peru on an unbeaten run that saw them pip Chile on goal difference for fifth spot then beat New Zealand 2-0 in a two-legged playoff.
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Hexa has the stability and maneuverability to one day explore a collapsed building, for instance, while a two-legged robot might be better at navigating a standing building (which is, after all, designed with the human body in mind).
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Scientists said on Wednesday they have unearthed fossils in northern Patagonia of a two-legged, up to 26-foot-long (8-meters-long) predator called Gualicho shinyae with arms only about 2 feet (60 cm) long, akin to a human child's.
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Our favorites this week Get going with some of our most popular good news stories of the week Pedro the two-legged turtle gets a Lego wheelchair Let's begin this week with the inspirational story of Pedro the box turtle.
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As if tyrannosaurs weren't formidable and frightening enough, new research published in Scientific Reports shows the surprising degree to which these two-legged predators used hypersensitive snouts to locate prey, protect their young, identify objects, and interact with one another.
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These two-legged, flightless animals were close relatives of birds; their skulls tapered off into sharp parrot-like beaks with no teeth and many of them sported ornamented cranial crests that paleontologists think could have been used as sexual displays.
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Scientists on Wednesday described Tratayenia, a two-legged beast up to about 30 feet (9 meters) long, based on fossils unearthed in Argentina's Neuquén province, adding another impressive dinosaur to the list of those that inhabited Patagonia during the Cretaceous Period.
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But the 225-0003 loss on Saturday to Hamburg SV, a club with only about half Wolfsburg's market value, means they face a two-legged relegation playoff against local rivals Eintracht Braunschweig on May 2000 and 21 to determine their fate.
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The third-placed teams in each of the two Asia groups play each other in a two-legged playoff in October with the aggregate winner facing the fourth-placed team from the Central and North America (CONCACAF) qualifying in November.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In sandstone next to the high tide mark at the edge of Bass Strait in southeastern Australia, scientists have unearthed fossils of a two-legged, turkey-sized, plant-eating dinosaur apparently swept away in a large, powerful ancient river.
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Herne said Diluvicursor, a member of a dinosaur group called ornithopods, was similar to another small, two-legged herbivorous dinosaur called Leaellynasaura that lived at about the same time and whose remains were unearthed about 9 miles (15 km) away.
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Scientists on Thursday announced the discovery of Dineobellator notohesperus, a two-legged meat-eater that was relatively small - around 7 feet (2 meters) long and 3 feet (1 meter) tall at the hip, weighing 40-50 pounds (18-22 kg).
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In two drawings from 1982 — "Neatest Garbage" and "Tale of the Two Legged Bunny" — Rocca reimagines the purses and handbags that featured in much of her art from the late ' 60s, including the sculptures "Purse Curse" (1968) and "Mm…" (ca. 19503).
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The impressions, called Minisauripus and made by a small two-legged dinosaur, represent the "highest resolution of detail yet recorded for any dinosaur skin impressions," noted the researchers, a team led by Kyung-Soo Kim of South Korea's Chinju National University of Education.
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After a gruelling run to Wembley that included games against Blackburn, Aston Villa and Newcastle – as well as a slightly less glamorous two-legged semi-final against Wycombe Wanderers – his mature and canny Chelsea side came up against a callow Arsenal 11.
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" When lynching increased in the 2628s, the vice-president of the National Colored Press Association, John R. Mitchell, Jr., encouraged blacks to buy Winchesters to protect their families from "the two-legged animals … growling around your home in the dead of night.
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There's a brand new private dog park decked out with bespoke benches and fire hydrant water stations (the pass also gets two-legged guests a champagne toast on arrival, admission to the jazz club, complimentary movie screenings, and access to a fleet of bikes).
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REAL SALT LAKE 1, SPORTING K.C. 1 Diego Rubio scored on a long-range strike in the 60th minute, seconds after entering as a substitute, and the Western Conference champion Sporting Kansas City tied Real Salt Lake in Game 1 of their two-legged semifinal.
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This analysis projected the origin of feathers back to the common ancestor of pterosaurs and dinosaurs, namely ornithischians (plant-eating dinosaurs) and theropods (two-legged carnivorous dinosaurs and the ancestors of all birds)—a branching that occurred during the early Triassic, around 250 million years ago.
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A two-legged toy for your four-legged friend A bouncy, rubber toy that will bring lots of fun to your tireless dog, the squeaky JW Pet Good Cuz Dog Toy is another toy perfect for fetch or tug of war or just letting your pup chew and chew.
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What was derived from the South African Mr. Mantsoe and Mr. Linyekula was harder to identify as the movement mutated from an extraordinarily fast sequence of whipping arms that transformed his limbs into a blur to quick, high two-legged jumps, then smaller, through-the-torso, nuanced ripples.
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But it plants seeds of thought that keep growing in your imagination, while making you provocatively self-conscious about who you are, not as an individual but as a part of that race of striving, self-deluding two-legged beings who have been walking this planet for many millenniums.
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On Thursday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the Bird Box actress, 54, opened up about her trying 2018, in which her father John W. Bullock died at age 93 in September and she announced the deaths of her three-legged dog Poppy and two-legged dog Ruby in October.
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Click here to view original GIFIf this new leaked footage is any indication, it seems like the robot creators at Boston Dynamics finally found a way to improve on humanity's primitive two-legged design: By adding a pair of wheels to their new self-balancing robot, giving the bot some impressive new capabilities.
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Seven years ago, France beat Ireland in a two-legged playoff for a spot in the 2010 World Cup behind a goal scored in extra time that came after Thierry Henry committed a blatant, but uncalled, hand ball — an act Henry admitted after the game, and World Cup berth, had been decided.
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It has cartoon palace energy: ivy snaking up the walls, gardeners manicuring the shrubs, a life-size two-legged horse sculpture suspended from a domed ceiling, a framed rendering of Turner as an Egyptian queen, a room stuffed with gilded Louis XIV style sofas and, sprawled on one of them, Tina Turner herself.
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For several years, the Okeanos Explorer—the only federally-funded US ship built to explore Earth's oceans purely for science—has been traveling the world, deploying its ROV to shine a spotlight on some of the darkest corners of the ocean floor, and live-streaming video footage to two-legged mammals with internet connections.
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