Her body processes it and turns it into useable waste.
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Though damaged, the primary spillway was still useable, officials said.
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As expected, 10x zoom still looks very clear and useable.
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That's what the value is, that it's useable again and again.
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Today, there's only about 20 kilograms of useable tritium on Earth.
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The police were not able to gather useable fingerprints, surveillance footage, or witnesses.
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Very little about Eternal Champion's moveset, spread across nine useable characters, was intuitive.
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That he hasn't suggests he may out of useable, much less good, options.
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Their advice may not be useable by everyone, but it's still pretty funny.
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Today the system is more useable than ever, though not without its faults.
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"I could show people [items you] throw out are still useable," Shelbi says.
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In other words, technology that, as yet, doesn't exist at a useable scale.
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The unit which sold on Tuesday is in pristine condition and it's still useable.
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The Hero4 (released 2014) boasted 4K resolution at a much more useable 30 fps.
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The development of artificial intelligence as a useable tool will advance early detection further.
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"For some people, more useable and less secure is better," cryptology expert Bruce Schneier explained.
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Rendering companies pick up the dead cows and then convert the corpses into useable byproducts.
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Do you know how long it's going to take me to record an actually useable greeting?
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What the nickel market really needs is two prices, one specifically for battery-useable nickel sulphate.
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Much to my surprise, Priority Pass only had useable lounges in only one of these cities.
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One pot raked in 271 useable crab, more than the captain had ever seen in one season.
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New water purification devices funded by non-government organizations are helping villagers make contaminated groundwater useable again.
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Cape Town has less than 13.73% of its useable water remaining for its nearly 4 million residents.
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In our review, we concluded that while it's not exactly a great smartphone, it is completely useable.
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Notably, Ford's charging points are useable by any vehicle, whereas Tesla's Supercharger network services only Tesla vehicles.
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And when some food is past its prime but still useable, experts recommend getting creative: Stale bread?
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Contactless payment has been "around" since 2007, but it's never been more useable thanks to modern technology.
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That absolutely makes the phone more useable — it apparently helps stop random shutdowns, which are a major pain.
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They are typically not re-useable, can become brittle and break, and take thousands of years to decompose.
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Android has a built-in tool to help you increase the amount of useable storage on your phone.
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If you're not experienced with gimbals, it could be a little too quick to get a useable shot.
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And you look at some markets in Korea, for example, they're now at about 50% re-useable cups.
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Vince confirms the single-player mode, useable offline, for anyone who didn't already catch the leak from earlier.
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The Italian seaside town of Sapienza became first a film set, complete with ruined buildings and a useable mech.
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The man who built the bunkers apparently planned to turn the grenades into useable weapons filled with explosive powder.
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Still useable in most cases, yes, but playing darker-tinted video games was something like spelunking while wearing sunglasses.
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China recently launched an anti-satellite weapon useable against orbiting military, missile-warning and communication satellites, per the assessment.
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Its creator vets the submissions before they make it into the hundreds-deep pool of useable photos or templates.
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"We are still a long way from producing useable amounts of plastics from the fixed-CO2 waste," says Blenner.
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To make the data useable, however, Hammer and Ur had to systematically build an index of the U2000 imagery.
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Some phones are even being made with 360-degree camera attachments, which seem a lot more useable than a ball.
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Which is very cool, especially given how much work was required to create this incredible—and highly useable—historical record.
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If I take the torn tights to textile recycling, I would have plenty of space for my three useable pairs.
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They would need to write computer code to process raw data from two-thirds of Earth's surface into useable intelligence.
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Both Headspace and Calm offer lifetime subscriptions for $299, and they don't give you useable data on your meditation practice.
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It's expensive to produce, materials are costly and the yields –- how many useable displays come off the production line –- are low.
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When I looked back at the Boomerang later, I realized the video cut off funky, and was in no way useable.
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Besides a precarious route to the downstairs toilet, this is the only room in his two-bedroom house that is useable.
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The doctors are able to retrieve 7 useable eggs, and Kim reveals that she had the same number of eggs frozen, too.
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The idea is to give doctors and nurses software that is useable, Patzer said, noting that software found in hospitals is outdated.
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Officials believe they lack sufficient useable evidence to try him in court, but for security reasons, are loathe to simply release him.
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Though the country is home to REE ores, the United States lacks the manufacturing chain to turn those ores into useable parts.
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Whether you use it as a laptop or a tablet, Samsung has made it so the Galaxy Book is useable anywhere for anyone.
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Guinness World Records defines a tower as a structure in which less than 50 percent of the total height is useable floor space.
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And that informed everything from the design of our cups to the, you know, utilizing the re-useable red cup promotion that we launched.
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You're not going to get blistering transfer speeds, unless you have a fantastic broadband setup at home, but it's certainly going to be useable.
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All this makes the Fairphone 2 perfectly useable, but there are moments of sluggishness and lag, even on apps like Spotify and Google Maps.
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Bluetooth speakers are pretty ubiquitous now, which means we not only get useable and cheap designs, but also over-the-top luxury ones too.
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The refiner has so far relied on its trading arm to create useable blends from a mix of produced and purchased fuels and oil.
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Before the new rules were drafted last year, only global development institutions were allowed to issue Panda bonds with the proceeds useable in China only.
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It required taking the data and reducing the scope to make it useable for the business intelligence tools that line of business employees were using.
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This bill would use part of those funds to help Kentucky and states with similar needs make thousands of former mine sites useable once again.
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Amazon wanted to change that and today it announced Amazon Textract, an intelligent OCR tool to move data from forms to a more useable digital format.
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For players who enjoy riding around on shopping carts, the whole thing has been like a seesaw: you never know if they'll be useable or not.
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Coupled with data dumps and open source projects from startups, universities and big tech companies alike, frameworks like Tensorflow, Caffe and Torch have become quite useable.
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It's unclear if the feature will become widespread and useable through mobile browsers like Chrome and Safari; Google did not respond to a request for comment.
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And yet, a few days after the launch of iOS 6, it became clear that Apple Maps was filled with inaccurate information and was barely useable.
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Starlink customers would need user terminals, or high-tech antennas they can stick on their roofs or in their yards to establish a useable internet connection.
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ISO 2000 is about the limits of where I am happy with the noise level, but you may find that up to ISO 6400 is useable.
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Lebanon has FX reserves of around $50 billion but analysts say that once money designated for specific things is subtracted, the useable amount is far smaller.
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Many use both, while increasing numbers also now use a mooncup, a re-useable plastic tea-cup shaped contraption, which you just wash after every use.
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In Jujuy, the company is supplying inverters, technology that turns power from solar panels into useable current and serves as a critical gateway to the electrical grid.
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Experts say the developing of a useable preventative shot against the disease will not be simple, particularly due to concerns surrounding the safety of vaccinating pregnant women.
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Phone batteries will wear down and die, and Apple is doing somewhat of a right thing by trying to mitigate that so that your phone stays useable.
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WATERisLIFE's Drinkable Book, a book printed on useable filter paper that educates on regional water safety, takes donations for research and development costs via the organization's website.
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In all three cases, the idea is to find people's mid-range tolerance (they're asked to rate their pain while they're experiencing it), to establish a useable baseline.
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That's a week earlier than the previous date set for April 29, with the city's current dam levels only providing 19.7 percent of water that is actually useable.
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A senior doctor at Concepcion Palacios, speaking anonymously, said the hospital lacked almost all material needed to treat patients, such as water, disinfectant, hospital beds, and useable cubicles.
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It won't make Twitter better, it will make the platform less useable and less safe for more people... and it's not doing well on those counts as is.
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Lethal injection is a complicated procedure, requiring a precise combination of skills in locating useable veins, setting intravenous injection lines, and administering the right dosages of lethal chemicals.
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The watch might be the first to project a useable on-body interface, but it's not the first watch to project images and other content onto users' arms.
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Farmers and ranchers are losing intergenerational knowledge about how to raise sheep that produce useable wool, and mills are rapidly closing, with only a few left in operation.
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The 700 MHz band is widely used for television signals, with the EU proposal splitting the spectrum to make it useable for audiovisual as well as data transmissions.
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"I think one of the things for me, in addition to [the] carbon savings, is just having a way to create useable soil," Spade told Citylab in January.
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Just like any other computer, it has a processor, memory, and graphics driver but it's useable with numerous operating systems, with Raspbian and Linux being the most common.
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They've rebuilt residential intersections as roundabouts and allowed parking on both sides of the street side to cut the useable driving space down from 36 feet to 12 feet.
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Even as a 3D-printed piece, the new Gif was fully useable, which is a firm testament to the design and innovation that went into creating this little thing.
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To do so, they had to enhance other genes — but the end result was the growth of male mice with mostly useable sperm and no Y chromosome in sight.
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It takes scalping the topsoil (destroying the ancient forest) and 30 percent of the tar's energy to drive the chemical process that turns black "asphaltene" into useable yellow oil.
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The young craftsman works on both useable glassworks for the University's scientific community as well as his own brand of decorative art pieces that he sells on his website.
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Adding more base stations to your setup area will increase useable space, and Valve said on the Index Steam page that players can have up to four base stations.
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Earlier cases focusing on low-level al-Qaida foot soldiers have been overturned, and if confessions obtained through torture are no longer useable, other high-level prosecutions may wither.
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"People are waiting for the updates to the core product to make it more useable, more user-friendly, and we have yet to see a massive change there," he said.
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The beauty of our design is that the microscope is useable after one simple assembly step and requires no additional illumination optics, significantly reducing the cost and complexity of assembly.
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Smartphone cameras will set the subject quite a bit back in distance, so stake out a solid location before the show starts if you're intent on capturing a useable shot.
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So until at least next week, it looks there will only be three versions of Bitcoin, two of which are so energy intensive and slow that they are hardly useable.
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The number of useable emojis gets larger every year, and Hunt's answers give us a better idea of how the ones that finally wind up on our phones get chosen.
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Gameplay directly on the tablet is a bit unwieldy, as anticipated, but it's definitely useable — assuming, of course, you're not on, say, a crowded train — that's more Super Mario Run territory.
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For him, X is not a lab that churns out immediately useable technology or marketable products, but a place where innovation is "systemized" — imagine Henry Ford's assembly line, but for ideas.
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After testing dozens of different scooters, an Ofo exec for North America told me the Xiaomi Mi stood out as the only useable choice for a heavy-use, shared fleet program.
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But it — and rival products — appears to be a solid first crack at breaking through the mountain of data weighing down our best analysts, and shaping it into useable bites and form.
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Viewers see how Inuit children in schools learn about the value of a life, how hunters track their prey, and how entire communities rely on what amount of useable meat is brought back.
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"We'll probably be providing some restricted access maybe with some commercial partners to test the API but eventually we would like to make it useable by multiple people from different businesses," says requests.
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Refiners have found that when making diesel, their second-most common product after gasoline, they need to take measures to offset that waxiness to make the fuel useable for truck and car engines.
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To call the company's efforts a drop in the bucket is an understatement, but the processes it's developing to make these plastics useable again are a notable step towards cleaning up our oceans.
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So I've been trying menstrual cups (greater capacity, re-useable) paired with Thinx (cutest of the period underwear I tried and Wirecutter approved; order a size up) — and the results have been dismaying.
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And I'm not talking about the hygiene-focused toilets that made recent news when Bill Gates announced a $200 million investment in toilet design to convert human waste into useable fertilizer and clean water.
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His 600 mango trees produced not a single useable fruit, he added, and "this is regardless of the fact that I use drip irrigation, solar pumping, and spent on farm maintenance all year round".
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Whether it's natural language processing, speech-to-text, or deep learning, the team supports the first layer by translating white papers or research into useable computer code that can be deployed across the bank.
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And that's a common theme of the device, whose creators invested in things users would want (a relatively-beefy-for-budget ARM device, a 264p matte screen, a useable keyboard, a USB-C port).
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"At dinner, when we eat carbs, we are much more likely to have a blood sugar spike and to store that food energy as fat versus having it available for useable energy," Freuman said.
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The KEYone combines a touch display with a physical keyboard to give users more useable space for typing than a typical 5.5-inch all-touch smartphone, along with BlackBerry Ltd's security and software, TCL said.
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Nothing that's going to make you run to the Apple store to get a new wristputer per se, but evidence that Apple Watch is slowly maturing into a useable OS.Worst: Scribble copies from...Palm OS?!
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Certain people could still face felony charges if someone is already a convicted felon, has been caught twice before with a "useable" amount of the drugs, or is believed to be are selling the narcotics.
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"We have to work on removing existing barriers for the internationalisation of the renminbi so that we can make the renminbi a freely useable currency," Yi said at a conference at Bloomberg LP's New York headquarters.
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One doctor in Huanggang -- named by Chinese state media as the city second-worst affected by the outbreak -- told CNN over the weekend that his hospital has no useable hazmat suits, face masks or shoe covers.
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But thanks to a new technological trend, financial institutions will be able to arm themselves with the ability to have these large, unpliable numbers transformed into useable information, thus whittling down the traditionally high cost of compliance.
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The avatar on the team's computer program, called BoB, depicts the player's skeleton, joints and more than 600 muscles as well as the movement of ball and racket, he said, giving useable information to coaches and physiotherapists.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Islamic State attacked villages near the only useable road that links the government-controlled cities of Aleppo and Homs on Thursday, killing many residents, Syrian state media and a Britain-based war monitoring group said.
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Some analysts, citing seismological findings, have said there are signs Punggye-ri is no longer useable anyway after a tunnel collapse from the last nuclear test, though 38 North has said other tunnels remain viable to use.
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These are designed to be used to help maneuver the vehicle during flight, especially during its controlled descent as it returns to Earth after missions, as Starship is intended to be a fully re-useable space vehicle.
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Atsushi Shimizu is the inventor of the world's first typhoon turbine—an extremely durable, eggbeater-shaped device that can not only withstand the awesome forces generated by a typhoon, it can convert all that power into useable energy.
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Ron Blevins, or RonInAVan, scored a meet up with a late-thirties YouTuber named Nomadic Fanatic, and a chance encounter with fellow YouTuber PB&To Go, though the interaction didn't yield much in the way of useable footage.
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While one hallway camera had unusable footage, another nearby camera caught clearer video, the Post noted, adding that it is unknown why certain footage was useable while some was not, as well as the extent of the glitch.
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We propose forming a U.S.-based, privately funded and managed rare earth cooperative—comprising companies that require rare earths to manufacture magnets, electronics, alloys and rare earth metals—that would focus on turning REE ores into useable parts.
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Now, an expanded partnership between Waze and mapping and analytics platform Esri is giving cities a decoder ring of sorts that turns that mountain of crowdsourced data into useable information without having to write code or purchase additional software.
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The East Natuna field holds approximately 46 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas resources, according to Exxon, although it comes with a carbon dioxide content of more than 70 percent - which also increases the cost of extracting useable fuel.
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Designer Olivier Charavel created a mock up of what the useable screen space would be like using measurements found in the firmware, with the screen showing a taller-than-usual aspect ratio and a notch for the front-facing camera.
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MaidSafe's ambition for the Safe network, as it will be called (aka 'Secure Access For Everyone'), is for it to be useable by as wide a user-base as possible — not just a playground for an enthusiastic community of network nerds.
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Aware of the shrinkage of safe communal environments for her friends and family, Garcia says she is as much concerned with utilizing her shop to create a useable space for her community as she is with the clothing she sells.
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At the close of the conference, leaders told attendees they would release a statement calling on tech companies to design products that allow governments to "obtain access to data in a readable and useable format," Reuters reported on Nov. 17.
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At the close of the conference, leaders told attendees they would release a statement calling on tech companies to design products that allow governments to "obtain access to data in a readable and useable format," Reuters reported on Nov. 17.
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The new system, described in the latest issue of Nature Nanotechnology, still requires considerable work before it's ready for prime time, but it's an important proof-of-principle that lays the groundwork for the development of useable atomic-scale data storage devices.
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As Variety first reported on Monday, extensive re-shoots are under way on that film, and more than the usual regularly scheduled pickup shots; sources confirm that while Snyder's action sequences are useable, a wide swath of story and dialogue are being redone.
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But while Congressional Republicans celebrate the know-how required to inject a cocktail of hundreds of chemicals and water into bedrock to break it and release useable gas and oil, most of them are dead set against government support for non-fossil technologies.
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In Tokyo, the Japanese capital of 13.5 million people has an unknown number of bomb shelters left from World War II, but they are not useable or accessible to the public, an official at Tokyo Metropolitan Government's disaster prevention department told Reuters.
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As useable offshore sand sources get depleted and tapping into new sites involves lengthy permitting, more local governments are trucking sand from mines - instead of dredging it from the seabed and piping it onshore - even though it can cost five times more per cubic yard.
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Apple's new low light magic can snap useable photos in near darkness, and the results are dramatically different than the same photo from the Pixel 3 camera, which tended to over brighten photos taken in very dim environments creating an unnatural, washed-out look with inaccurate colors.
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It doesn't appear to be a perfect system yet: in Xiaomi's slides, you can still see a faint outline of the camera lens underneath the active display, but it's at least a useable area of the screen instead of one that's obscured entirely by a monolithic notch on top.
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Around that same time, sociologist William H. Whyte was studying the interactions with public spaces, and his research prompted another amendment in 1975 that set new standards for the "bonus plazas" that would make them more useable by the public, rather than just sprawls of concrete with lonely benches.
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Grind a little, exploring the not-exactly-massive map and exploding randomishly spawning corrupted Corebots into itty-bitty pieces to gather useable debris, and even Mack can be leveled-up into a deadly weapon, capable of taking out many a grunt-level enemy with just a single blow.
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Its plan to execute as many as possible as soon as possible arises from worries that when the state's current supply of Midazolam, one of three drugs the state uses in its lethal-injection procedure, passes its useable date in April, the state will no longer be able to replenish it.
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Like those games, there's a lot of walking involved—which some may find too slow—and simple interactions with useable collectibles, as well as conversational options (gentle, sarcastic or bossy reactions) that have no bearing on the game's outcome but allow you to slightly adapt Scarlett's character to your liking.
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This means that Google could have provided the useable ad text and spreadsheets—in a standard machine- readable file format, such as CSV or JSON, that would be useful to data scientists—but chose to turn them into images and PDFs as if the material would all be printed out on paper.
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Halamka told me this week that there are three areas he&aposs focusing on to start: helping to facilitate more hospital care done in the home via the platform, finding ways to use data for more preventive measures, and finding ways to make past patient data more useable by current patients looking to learn from those experiences.
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Halamka told Business Insider that there are three areas he&aposs focusing on to start: helping to facilitate more hospital care done in the home via the platform, finding ways to use data for more preventive measures, and finding ways to make past patient data more useable by current patients looking to learn from those experiences.
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As the Guardian noted, in 2017 the Liver International Journal was forced to retract a study by Chinese surgeons on the outcomes of 564 live transplants after experts said it was "impossible for one hospital to have obtained so many useable livers" given the small number of volunteer donors in China and the viability of the livers they might provide.
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