Your ability to understand others and be understood is heightened.
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But sometimes Alexa's ability to understand the commands was confounding.
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"I had lost the ability to understand categories," she said.
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Google is constantly improving their ability to understand searcher intent.
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Dolittle's ability to understand animals isn't a magical power, either.
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Our ability to understand that has just been dramatically reduced.
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We may not be born with the ability to understand zero.
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Occasionally, they lose the ability to understand written or spoken language.
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And this hampers our ability to understand and serve these markets.
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The ability to understand and interpret genetic tests will surely improve.
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When you are more tired, you lose the ability to understand that.
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Bixby will launch with the ability to understand American English and Korean.
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He was created with the ability to understand, speak, hear and see.
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It's about asking the questions about your ability to understand your own bank.
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The military needs the ability to understand the continuing evolution of global cities.
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It clouds our ability to understand how the past is shaping the present.
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It's been an unbelievably ... With not an ability to understand the real damage.
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I have faith in you and us and our ability to understand democracy.
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He based his "bullish" case on Canopy's ability to understand the regulatory landscape.
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Our lack of ability to understand our history ... I'm reading the Hamilton book.
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Secretly, I envied his ability to understand the kind of thinking each clue required.
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" He added that technology's rate of advancement is "outpacing our ability to understand it.
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The only thing that will change is our own ability to understand the Earth.
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"He has the ability to understand the perspective of museums and artists," she added.
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Without this kind of data, our ability to understand the world around us is restricted.
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The ability to understand depth allows a machine to see the world in three dimensions.
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It also gave Ayesha the ability to understand and the confidence to face the tribunal.
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"Theory of the Mind," the ability to understand someone else's perspective, isn't unique to humans.
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Also vastly improved was Siri's ability to understand speech in the presence of background noise.
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Actively listening builds empathy, the ability to understand the thoughts, feelings and experiences of another.
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Ultimately, then, the success of Life 3.0 depends on our ability to understand Life 1.0.
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Ability to understand and interpret policies and procedures as well as apply them with consistency.
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But I cannot tolerate higher-pitched sounds, though they do enhance my ability to understand.
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Its pointed use regarding Israel reveals deep fissures in our ability to understand one another.
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He had the ability to understand all sides and therefore he was such a good anthropologist.
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People with primary progressive aphasia can eventually lose their ability to understand written or spoken language.
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The biggest benefit that Jindal noticed from the audio guides was the ability to understand accents.
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Jones had Primary progressive aphasia, "which really affects your ability to understand language," according to Ozga.
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The ability to understand and to communicate effectively with our ally should be at a premium.
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In the classroom students were quizzed and assessed on their ability to understand and retain the material.
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But in the rest of the animal world, the ability to understand and create music is rare.
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Any gaps in the satellite record would seriously hinder scientists' ability to understand the changes we're facing.
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Google's ability to understand natural language is second to none "The assistant as the centerpiece," says Huffman.
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This technology improves the platform's ability to understand language – the way people actually speak it, that is.
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They also hope Almond can leapfrog existing virtual assistant systems in its ability to understand complex language.
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That does require ... I believe the future of that depends on their ability to understand programmatic advertising.
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Can empathy, the ability to understand and share the feelings of another, help make us better people?
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Jury selection had been delayed three weeks, following questions about Roof's ability to understand the court process.
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To Thwaites' dismay, the technology to turn off a person's ability to understand language isn't there yet.
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Effectively, as the impact of AI technologies increases, the more limited becomes our ability to understand their impact.
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Unfortunately, Euphoria's ability to understand young people at such a molecular level is what makes it so scary.
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Regardless, this is "the first experimental evidence showing cats' ability to understand human verbal utterances," wrote the authors.
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John Kennedy had earlier questioned Facebook's ability to understand who is paying for ads given its sheer scale.
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These fake news stories and conspiracy theories helped shift people's ability to understand or accept what was real.
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Its ability to understand queries and pull information from around the web seems best in class for now.
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"This ability to understand space is coming, and I think the market is going to be very large."
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The spokesperson could not comment on Alexa's ability to understand Japanese, but pointed CNBC to a press release.
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" He praised Trump's "extraordinary ability to understand how our economy works to create jobs for the American people.
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"We are in a revolutionary phase in terms of our ability to understand the minds of other animals."
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"The human ability to understand and predict what's happening is really limited," he said in a telephone interview.
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It robs policy makers of the ability to understand us and it makes evidence-based policy more difficult.
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Our children have lost the ability to understand many of the facts that govern the world around them.
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Researchers will also work with linguists to advance Natural Language Understanding – machines' ability to understand and process human language.
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It's not like we see something in Times New Roman and suddenly lose the ability to understand the word.
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A wide knowledge of current affairs and an ability to understand and represent a range of views are essential.
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The ability to understand and accommodate their needs is vital, not only to their future but to our own.
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They've got to have the ability to understand the vulnerabilities that have been disclosed and to act on them.
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The case against Mr. Dear, 57, is now on hold until treatment restores his ability to understand the proceedings.
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It truly calls into question her ability to understand what's taking place in other geopolitical environments around the world.
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Technology is moving faster than our ability to understand it, and there is no consensus on what is ethical.
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Setbacks in animal research could also have tremendous downstream effects on our ability to understand and treat human pathologies.
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But also, being in technology and developing technology, I wonder how it might affect one's ability to understand technology.
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It must make that disclosure in a manner that affords the customer the ability to understand Ring's intended actions.
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I cannot help but think this age divide imperils some folks ability to understand Biden's appeal with black voters.
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The ability to understand reading as an activity weaved into daily life is crucial, Teale says, to raising curious minds.
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What makes this particularly troubling that is the mainstreaming of false narratives risks muddling people's ability to understand genuine conspiracies.
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Not because of his violence, but in his ability to understand fear and use it as a source of manipulation.
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Algorithms aren't free from bias and they currently lack the ability to understand the nuance and context of human language.
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"Eventually all cameras will have some ability to understand what they're looking at," Zadeh explained to me in an interview.
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Sure, scientific funding impacts our ability to understand myriad health conditions and figure out how to treat or prevent them.
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Clearly, our ability to understand and remember our doctor's instructions and admonitions is critical to getting better and staying healthy.
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It demonstrates humility about our ability to understand the world, and compassion for worldviews that are different from our own.
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With the disappearance of classical music from television, so went the ability to understand how anyone could like prog rock.
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But something about literary novels seems to enhance our ability to understand others and to put ourselves in their shoes.
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We found that the most effective sellers are those with the ability to understand a buyer's perspective and respond accordingly.
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Our ability to understand how medicines actually impact patients in real life is enhanced by data provided by mobile technology.
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Remember: Flexibility and the ability to understand multiple opinions (and truths—there are often more than one) is true wisdom.
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The ability to understand social and ethical norms for behavior and to recognize family, school, and community resources and supports.
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"I think I have an ability to understand and appreciate a publication's history and prioritize incremental, thoughtful growth," she said.
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Back then, the ability to understand his frame of reference was mostly limited to other people barred from becoming astronauts.
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To work with an international clientele, the system "listened" to 400 people and improved its ability to understand different accents.
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Results showed that pet dogs don't have an increased ability to understand human communication, a finding that's consistent with previous research.
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Nor does he have a problem with compassion, or with "cognitive" empathy—the ability to understand what someone else is feeling.
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"If someone tells you they are sapiosexual, then honor their ability to understand and define their own identity," Dr. Herbenick says.
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If we look at how we interact with one another, and our ability to understand our mutual values, personality is important.
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Because of Walt's ability to understand products from the position of the consumer, his observations were much more relevant and useful.
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Our ability to understand Russia has unfortunately been a victim of our preoccupation with China, North Korea, and the Middle East.
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Only human agents, however, because they have the ability to understand and grasp meaning, can distinguish between meaningful and meaningless correlations.
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Mostly because I believe in the merits of conservation, and our ability to understand and manage ecosystems for long-term sustainability.
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Experience: • Minimum of 220006 years of experience in health care with a demonstrated ability to understand policy and other regulatory issues.
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Eliminating or curtailing Earth observation missions will impair our ability to understand the climate system and how it relates to disasters.
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The ability to understand the progression of disease requires global disease surveillance networks that include competent partners with the necessary capacity.
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"People find it very tedious, and they have little confidence in their ability to understand how plans differ," Dr. Neuman said.
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They have a big vision, and they have an ability to understand how to phase that in and make that a reality.
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They are mechanically much better than we are, they have an amazing ability to understand things, but they don't have a soul.
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It is an ability to understand and communicate the flavors of food successfully, time after time, no matter what you are cooking.
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One piece that's coming in the next few weeks is the ability to understand when the user needs Alexa to be quiet.
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"Donald Trump has shown an extraordinary ability to understand how our economy works, to create jobs for the American people," Romney said.
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If empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another, then Moonlight is an exercise in generating empathy, embodied.
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And Home's ability to understand my voice was notable considering how frequently Siri, the iPhone virtual assistant, and I misunderstand each other.
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It will not have minds, but it could develop its own patterns of behavior which are way beyond our ability to understand.
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But Caavo's ability to understand what's on your screen and truly, immediately control every possible device completely changes the dynamics of the industry.
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It's loaded with features such as augmented reality for navigation, the ability to understand indirect voice commands and operational gestures from the users.
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Zinke takes over In interviews, lawmakers expressed trust in Zinke's demonstrated ability to understand the issues important to Native Americans across the nation.
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We've heard from folks like Elon Musk and Nick Bostrom4 who are concerned about AI's potential to outpace our ability to understand it.
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Just the same, we need to remember that AIs should be measured by their ability to understand, interact with and improve people's lives.
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For example, people in the middle to late stages of Alzheimer's may lose judgment, orientation, and the ability to understand and communicate effectively.
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It shows a lack of understanding and ability to understand and appreciate a horror film as something more than just a horror film.
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If she had lived, she would have become mute; in time she would have lost the ability to understand spoken or written language.
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This can create "barriers across sense," as she puts it, that distort how we see one another and disable our ability to understand.
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All told, the $10.8 billion fleet could dramatically improve our ability to understand severe weather—and stay safe on the ground during megastorms.
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What all that context gave Bill was an incisive ability to understand what the real issues were and how they should be addressed.
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As a result, it said, asset managers were being forced to make claims about their products that hindered investors' ability to understand them.
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But Dr. Wynne doesn't agree with the scientific point of view that dogs have a unique ability to understand and communicate with humans.
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I am grateful that the stroke did not take my ability to understand and process and that my higher-level thinking was not affected.
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The company says that it needs these recordings in order to improve Alexa's ability to understand your voice and to build new Alexa features.
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There seems to be an inherent tension between the kind of historical detail that Molina accumulates and the ability to understand a character's motivations.
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They're also at an age where their love for their parents might obscure their ability to understand the corrupt motivations behind their parents' actions.
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That ability to understand another's point of view — and to regard others' needs as equally important as your own — can be difficult to master.
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It is an effective narrative technique, evoking the way addiction disrupts not only a sense of time, but the ability to understand one's own life.
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That's problematic for a lot of different reasons, notably the way it breaks our ability to understand cause and effect, trade, war and indifferent nature.
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The world of entertainment lost a beloved family member and our ability to understand different cultures through a great story teller has now been diminished.
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Amazon says that "Alexa's ability to understand music video requests on Vevo is going through optimizations" and it expects this to be improved over time.
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Not the Duo's knock-knock feature or Google Home's ability to understand small children or how many apps it recruits for its Instant Apps program.
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This includes giving bot builders the ability to understand what works to increase customer conversions, improve the bot's accuracy, and create a better user experience.
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The team at Octi says it's building a crucial piece of the augmented reality puzzle — the ability to understand the human body and its movement.
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If only "The Alienist" had the same faith in its audience's ability to understand the complexities of its characters' minds that Kreizler has in Sara's.
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Last year, Amazon said it had 10,000 employees working on its Alexa service, many of them focusing on improving the ability to understand complex commands.
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GANZ: But she was born with a once-in-a-generation ability to understand and command the power of connecting her voice to her image.
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Jay's ability to understand and present often complex data, remain cool under pressure, and set aside partisanship will serve him well when he is confirmed.
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"When is the right time," he asks, "to give up on people's general ability to understand any slightly complicated statement that they don't agree with?"
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A 21st century Arctic strategy requires an unconventional blend of public missions, commercial solutions and the ability to understand new markets and threats across national boundaries.
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"This delay hampers our ability to understand the causes of AFM," Dr. Tom Clark, deputy director of the CDC's Division of Viral Diseases, told reporters Tuesday.
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The challenge for self-driving vehicles is that being a good driver requires sophisticated decision-making and a basic ability to understand other drivers' future actions.
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Or is this kind of shift removing both scientists' ability to convince the public of climate change, and their ability to understand what they're dealing with?
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The app's best feature, though, is its ability to understand natural language — a feat Flexibits mastered long before every developer around was touting the same ability.
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Testing seven weeks after participants stopped playing the audio games revealed that their improved ability to understand spoken words in a noisy room had gone away.
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Debunking claims that Elizabeth Warren is protecting a climate change hoax requires the ability to understand a scientific study, or at least the analysis of one.
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What was far more important for managers were emotional-intelligence skills, the ability to understand and control emotions, both their own and those of their people.
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The M.R.I.s, sonograms and mammograms can detect potential malignancies with such great detail, but our ability to understand just what we're seeing hasn't caught up yet.
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His unique ability to understand the electorate led him to be one of the very few who foresaw the rise and ultimate victory of Donald Trump.
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Right now, technology is advancing at a rate that outpaces our ability to understand, regulate, and manage its effect on us as individuals or a collective.
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"The human ability to understand capitulates when faced with the sheer number of deaths, week for week, month for month, year for year," Judge Bührmann said.
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"My ability to understand the market opportunity and the need for this kind of business extends beyond man or woman," Mr. Florence said of his involvement.
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Now, researchers have observed the same behavior in wolf puppies, meaning they also have the ability to understand human communication cues, according to a new study.
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"The ability to understand both public and private sector infrastructure security needs is a critical responsibility of the Under Secretary for NPPD," the former officials wrote.
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Such defendants "face a special risk of wrongful execution," he said, because of their limited ability to understand their actions and participate in their own defense.
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Such defendants "face a special risk of wrongful execution," he said, because of their limited ability to understand their actions and participate in their own defense.
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And almost all of the improvements were driven by breakthroughs in artificial intelligence — the software's growing ability to understand complex nuances of the world around it.
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According to Amazon, the new Echo got an audio upgrade too with an improved speaker, as well as the ability to understand you better from farther away.
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Either way, third-party integration and ability to understand convoluted questions makes Viv an attractive option if it's able to deliver on the promises of this demo.
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More data should come deeper understanding, but what happens when there's too much data and it surpasses our human ability to understand it in a given moment?
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That gives him the ability to understand the shoppers, which is what makes him such a great salesperson, but it ends up feeling incredibly sad and pointless.
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It is gaining in popularity because of the ability to understand the return on investment for TV ad spend, something that has traditionally been hard to measure.
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But seeing one directly is a new thing and a huge advance in our ability to understand the behavior of matter under the strongest gravitational forces imaginable.
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It is incumbent on this president, who has touted his ability to understand business, to not only face this fact but also to take it to heart.
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Machines lack the ability to understand human nuances, and the department's software has yet to prove that it can even successfully differentiate the human body from arid landscapes.
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GIF: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Interestingly, with the Smart Display's newfound capabilities, sometimes it seemed like certain requests really tested the Google Assistant's ability to understand more complex questions.
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Last year, we improved Alexa's ability to understand requests and answer questions by more than 250%, while adding billions of facts to make Alexa more knowledgeable than ever.
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"Technologies that can be used to enhance and distort what is real are evolving faster than our ability to understand and control or mitigate it," writes Charlie Warzel.
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With more data should come deeper understanding, but what happens when there's too much data and it surpasses our human ability to understand it in a given moment?
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We've all heard discussions in which both people are so steeped in the topic that it just goes way beyond a lay person's ability to understand the issue.
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All agreed that this bias, whatever its causes, is a serious problem for Washington, hindering the United States' ability to understand, and navigate, a rapidly changing Middle East.
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Looking down the road, Philippe wants to expand the AI's ability to understand Chinese and other languages, to provide an even more thorough understanding of the world's sentiments.
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People who commit to doing the work on every rung of the ladder — without skipping any — have the rare ability to understand their field from the top down.
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These data points provide each of these Big Tech companies with an ability to understand our shopping preferences, sexual preferences, religion, medical history and credit and payment history.
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As he got older and progressed in school, he needed my intervention less and less as he is gifted in his ability to understand very complicated subject matter.
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That ability to understand the scene's structure is the "most fascinating" part of the study, wrote the University of Maryland's Matthias Zwicker, who wasn't involved in the research.
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Computer vision is opening up the capabilities of video surveillance technologies that give sensors the ability to understand what they are looking at in the world around them.
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"The assets we send into space on rockets powered by the RD-180 are essential to our military's ability to understand what is happening around the world," Sen.
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"An ability to understand different types of purring is a distinct added advantage in helping you secure this position with us," the clinic adds in its online job post.
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Patrick and Obama have lots of similarities, and a singular ability to understand and internalize stories to create tableaus that reflect the urgings, hopes, and motivations at the grassroots.
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Most people won't notice, but, Google executives said, the new technology represents a leap forward in the company's ability to understand what people are asking for when they search.
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One of the things that you need in leadership is the ability to understand that to get things done, you must figure out the way to get it done.
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Machines still lack the ability to understand the nuance and complexities of human language, which has been increasingly evident in the failures of social networks' AI-based moderation efforts.
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Whether working in Congress, the Department of Homeland Security or the Office of Management and Budget, level-headedness, critical thinking and an ability to understand complicated issues are key.
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To be eligible for the surgery, adolescents undergo a psychological assessment, which includes a careful look at their maturity level and their ability to understand the risks and benefits.
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But he also explains too much and too little, and lacks the critical ability to understand which complexities need simplifying and what kinds of simplicity need to be complicated.
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For this reason — and because the virus is moving faster than our ability to understand it — we're not likely to take appropriate action if left to our own devices.
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"If we just respond to emotions or fears about screen time, then we actually could be interfering with our ability to understand some of these deeper questions," he says.
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Playing a variety of characters, many of whom they did not necessarily like, fostered a sense of empathy and ability to understand issues and people outside their personal experience.
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So while companies inside and outside Britain would want to continue to do cross-border business, their ability to understand the costs and benefits of that would be highly impaired.
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The core idea here is that, providing children have the cognitive ability to understand the exchange, they will learn to eat healthily as well as learn the value of money.
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And according to recent reports, similar concerns are being raised inside the White House, where even aides question Trump's ability to understand the world around him and make good decisions.
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Domestic dogs have the ability to understand so-called cooperative-communicative social cues that allow them to quickly and accurately complete social tasks with only simple guidance from an instructor.
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All of this will inevitably rob voters of their ability to understand who is trying to influence them, their power to compare candidates and their trust in the political process.
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So again it's an area we can use our ability to understand patterns within a network of entities to highlight things were people might be trying to abuse the system.
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""The future success of our nation depends on our ability to understand the difference between right and wrong and to have the strength of character to make the right choices.
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Most users were oblivious to the changes, which might be considered a kind of victory, while others, Apple said, noted a distinct improvement in Siri's ability to understand natural language.
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"Our ability to understand what to build is so far behind what we can build," said Dr. Minshull, who was invited to the meeting at Harvard but did not attend.
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A recent study that tracked Dutch teenagers' social-media use for a year found that using sites like Facebook improved people's ability to understand and share the feelings of others.
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For the first time, the ability to understand the impact of technology and explain it to the American voter isn't something that sets a Democratic presidential aspirant apart — it's expected.
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"He had the spirit of an author, the ability to step back and appreciate the message, and the ability to understand what the reading public responded to," Robert Loverd said.
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Epic Games&apos has the ability to understand and adapt to its huge audience, and "Fortnite" has provided a new model to which these kind of ongoing games can aspire.
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Epic Games&apos ability to understand and adapt with that huge audience is nothing short of impressive and "Fortnite" has provided a new model to which ongoing games can aspire.
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TORONTO, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Below are some key quotes from a news conference by Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz following his speech on the central banks' ability to understand inflation.
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Romney later praised Trump's "extraordinary ability to understand how our economy works" and for being "one of the few who has stood up to say China is cheating" on trade. Nov.
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The company plans to take the text and recordings that people send to Lex-powered apps in order to improve Lex, and its ability to understand more queries, notes today's report.
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This preference likely carries over into voice shopping, so it's important that Amazon develop Alexa's ability to understand and operate in Hindi, along with other languages that are popular in India.
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Without any experience in intelligence, Grenell's ability to understand the underlying information is questionable, but his ability to use it as a weapon against the people who provided it is not.
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But Dr. Clive Wynne, above, a psychologist at Arizona State University, doesn't agree with the scientific point of view that dogs have a unique ability to understand and communicate with humans.
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In Pittsburgh, 6-year-olds born to mothers who had smoked one joint or more daily in the first trimester showed a decreased ability to understand concepts in listening and reading.
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In a research paper published in the journal Animal Cognition, researchers used 22 cats from Japanese cat cafes and eight domestic cats in separate rooms to test their ability to understand gravity.
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He found a correlation: Those who have a well-developed ability to understand thoughts and feelings in themselves and others -- so-called "empathizers" -- tend to prefer mellow music that evokes deep emotion.
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The biggest challenge is that the activity was happening off Facebook and the company has limited ability to understand what a user does once she or he leaves Facebook from an ad.
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"As we're getting ahead in terms of technology, in terms of … the ability to understand people, then you need to bring a little bit of soul into the algorithm," Ben-Bassat said.
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Google Assistant doesn't bug you with repeated requests like Siri does, and so the software's ability to understand context in questions is at once a minor improvement, and a tremendous sea change.
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This provides the ability to understand how and potentially where a pathogen was prepared, its virulence and physical characteristics and even what medical countermeasures and decontamination techniques might be the most effective.
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Apparently, this act of legislating by an appeal to pity was considered sufficient "consideration" of legislation that is going to have far-reaching consequences that the public has no ability to understand.
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But above all, I hope that it eventually provides value for the readership of The Times, and that this additional search feature improves improves our ability to understand our entire text corpus.
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These days, more people than ever understand that a woman's ability to understand what turns her on and why is a crucial step in developing a healthy perspective on her sexual life.
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"There's been a lot of attention paid on just children's ability to understand exaggeration and claims," Dr. Roger Desmond, professor at the school of communication at University of Hartford, explained to me.
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Screen time has a negative effect on children's ability to understand nonverbal emotional cues; it is linked to higher rates of mental illness, including depression; and it heightens the risk for obesity.
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It's also a key to citizenship and enfranchisement in society, to your ability to understand and take part in all the discourse that shapes your community and your country and your world.
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The Kansas law prevents defendants from arguing that their diminished mental state impaired their ability to understand right from wrong and that they should not be held criminally responsible for their offenses.
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"I am non-binary but I also realize for cis people & even binary trans people, that my identity [preferred gender pronouns] being respected depends on their ability to understand it," Moore wrote.
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This does not make Thoreau a saint, but it does suggest an intimate connection between Thoreau's retreat to the woods and his ability to understand those suffering under the conditions of oppression.
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"I was making choices without the ability to understand or without the experience to know what was in front of me, but in my mind I was making choices," Fox told The Cut.
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"Such incomplete data may in turn affect the Border Patrol's ability to understand the scale of the problem in each sector and affect the agency's ability to make key decisions," the GAO wrote.
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" (Um, LOL!) This thirst is all-consuming; it denies Trump any iota of self-awareness and the ability to understand why people don't like him, why the "fake media" isn't covering him "fairly.
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That includes things like disease detection — the ability to understand that you're seeing something new — and the ability, once you've identified a novel outbreak like the Wuhan coronavirus, to detect and report it.
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Anyone who deals with a large company's customer service has likely felt there is sometimes a disconnect between the person on the phone and their ability to understand your predicament and solve your problem.
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And then because you could do polls by phone, you could for the first time have an affordable ability to understand how your campaign was working, what you should do, how to test ads.
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What's remarkably reliable is the Assistant's ability to understand what I'm asking: it gets it right almost every time, in all sorts of noise environments, and even when my data connection isn't very good.
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And for this important function we still need the human brain, with its majestic ability to understand language in ways that leave computers scratching their silicon and spitting out clumsy, sometimes error-filled prose.
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" Harris replied: "That causes me concern about your ability to understand the scope of your responsibilities and the impact of your words — much less the policies that you promulgate in that very important department.
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Language study especially pays dividends in the job market for undergraduates, while broadening students' sense of the world and its possibilities, producing the ability to understand, appreciate and work with national and cultural differences.
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"In the last one decade we've gained a greater degree of precision in forecasting rains, but monsoon still remains a very complex weather system which only God has the ability to understand fully," Rajeevan said.
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Both provide avenues into promising new technologies like self-driving cars, more sophisticated digital assistants, and the kind of image recognition that could imbue a smartphone with the ability to understand and contextualize the world.
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It includes singing, use of child-led play and interaction and is designed to support parents' ability to understand their child's cues, feel more confident in their parenting and strengthen their relationship with their child.
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The program offers senior leaders in-depth feedback on their ability to understand differences in the workplace, and provides them with individual coaching in order to improve their capability of leading in an inclusive fashion.
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Furthermore, these industrious insects have shown their smarts in several other areas, demonstrating the ability to understand concepts like "same" and "different," counting (a trait known as numerosity), and to learn skills from other bees.
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Microsoft will help power these programs by providing what it calls "cognitive micro services" — little scoops of prepackaged intelligence that give bots the ability to understand natural language, for example, or analyze and label images.
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"Not having the ability to understand where everybody went was very, very traumatizing," Mr. Pomeranc, 58, a prominent New York City hotelier, said recently as he sat in the lobby of his hotel, Sixty SoHo.
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Such research could lead to better hearing devices, and also improve our understanding of how the ear, strange device that it is, contributes to our ability to understand the shape of the world around us.
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It's also why many people consider it off-limits to film a person in a coma or a person with a developmental disability that hampers their ability to understand what it means to be filmed.
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"I was saddened all over again that this candidate lacks the character, lacks the ability to understand the pain of those that have sacrificed their lives in defense of this country," he said on CNN.
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"Mark's ability to understand both a company's culture and their needs in Washington will be invaluable to Google," said Josh Ackil, a Democratic lobbyist and partner at Franklin Square Group, which previously lobbied for Google.
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Being too much in your own body can make you obsessive about your own problems, causing you to lose the ability to understand the scale of your own life compared with the lives of others.
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While the numbers weren't perfect, this study shows that people, even those who don't work or live with dogs, have the ability to understand what our animal brethren is trying to communicate in their own way.
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However, the Chairman has determined that, in the interest of promoting the public's ability to understand the nature and scope of issues under consideration, the public interest would be served by making this document publicly available.
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If satellite imagery changed your sense of direction, Street View, with its 360-degree panoramic photos, transformed your ability to understand places on a more human, realistic level, no matter where you were in the world.
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When software has the ability to understand what we're saying and how we're saying it, it'll be able to parse questions and supply answers, perform tasks on our behalf, and transform how we interact with devices.
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"In the last one decade we've gained a greater degree of precision in forecasting rains," Rajeevan tells Reuters, "but monsoon still remains a very complex weather system which only God has the ability to understand fully."
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The more advanced functions include Cozmo's facial recognition abilities, its emotion engine for replicating a number of humanlike personality traits and behaviors, and its ability to understand objects in the environment and plan paths around them.
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The more insidious and enduring threat is the manipulation of information, and the impact that cyber breaches of political entities can have on the public's ability to understand and trust the integrity of the electoral process.
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She was among the first to arm me with the ability to understand that so much of what this country had taught me about myself, what it had taught me about my people, was a lie.
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Rial, previously chief financial officer of Cargill Inc and CEO of Marfrig Global Foods SA, has drawn from those experiences the "ability to understand the many faces of a sector that's complex to read," he said.
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But those moves, widely viewed in hindsight as missteps, and Stern's management style are largely overlooked now because of his ability to understand where the sports business was headed years before any of his rivals did.
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"His training as an adversary gave him the ability to understand the other party's position," William W. Winpisinger, a vice president of what is now the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, said in 1976.
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Some of the regions of the brain damaged by ALS are known to regulate our higher-level cognitive and behavioral functions, including the ability to understand language and to focus on more than one thing at once.
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Merged reality is basically a fusion of VR and computer vision that gives a virtual reality headset the ability to understand the context around it, including the people, places and things that are unique to the environment.
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"I was saddened all over again that to this candidate, lacks the character, lacks the ability to understand the pain of those that have sacrificed their lives in defense of this country," Khan said Tuesday on CNN.
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The investigators have reported finding that excessive force was routinely used with people whose ability to understand or follow commands was impaired — whether by mental illness, developmental disabilities or intoxication — in Baltimore, Seattle, Albuquerque and other cities.
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"For a woman of that generation who doesn't have the cognitive ability to understand what's going on, having private parts of their body exposed and pressed against a machine can be very agitating and upsetting," Lee said.
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The history of Mr. Yuk is an interesting look at the difficulty of designing warning signs that are intelligible regardless of the language spoken (or in the case of children, the ability to understand language at all).
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"The market-wide circuit breakers are designed to slow trading down for a few minutes to give investors the ability to understand what's happening in the market," Stacey Cunningham, president of Intercontinental Exchange Inc's NYSE, told CNBC.
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"The market-wide circuit breakers are designed to slow trading down for a few minutes to give investors the ability to understand what's happening in the market," Stacey Cunningham, president of Intercontinental Exchange Inc's NYSE, told CNBC.
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But Walmart's decision to build a network that is not reliant on a single third-party cloud technology provider has transformed its ability to understand shoppers, who now move between store, desktop, mobile and app to make purchases.
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"For a woman of that generation who doesn't have the cognitive ability to understand what's going on, having private parts of their body exposed and pressed against a machine can be very agitating and upsetting," Dr. Lee said.
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A huge range of impairments may interfere with someone's ability to understand and comply with requests from police in even the most optimal of circumstances, including deafness, blindness, and mobility impairments, along with cognitive, intellectual, and developmental disabilities.
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Colbert says the apparent admissions by the defendant will weaken a defense lawyer&aposs strategy of suggesting that he was "suffering from a mental disease or defect" that would impair his ability to understand the consequences of his actions.
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The apparent admissions by the defendant will weaken a defense lawyer&aposs strategy of suggesting that he was "suffering from a mental disease or defect" that would impair his ability to understand the consequences of his actions, Colbert said.
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This is one of the things that marks good television — the ability to understand the choice of protagonist, while not arbitrary, always centralizes a certain perspective while decentralizing other perspectives that might bring just as much to the table.
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Both The Information and The Wall Street Journal have suggested this may have been a source of friction, as although Siri certainly uses search functionality, its ability to understand users relies on more basic speech and language processing skills.
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He acknowledged that, by singling her out and centering their professional interactions with one another on his attraction to her, he made her question her own skills, not to mention her ability to understand the harassment for what it was.
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Where a lot of conversation AI or voice assistants fall down, says Mrkšić, is that they aren't able to really follow a conversation, often lacking the ability to understand meaning within the context of a conversation's history or follow-up dialogue.
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George pinned the larger problem on Samsung's leadership, saying that the lack of executives at the South Korean company that are able to speak for U.S. consumers cripples the company's ability to understand how crises unfold in the U.S. marketplace.
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She also has an uncanny ability to understand where her body is in the air in relation to the ground, an awareness that was noticed by her coach, Aimee Boorman, soon after she started taking lessons as a young child.
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First, understanding the risks and costs of hurricanes requires specific expertise, and most mayors are not in their role long enough to develop that expertise, nor were they likely elected based on their ability to understand probabilities and weather patterns.
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In DigitalGlobe's Open Data image archive, the pre-disaster image is more than two months before the Santa Rosa Fires and nearly five months before Hurricane Harvey, hindering our ability to understand the mechanisms and full impact of a disaster.
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As we've seen clearly on other platforms like Facebook and Tumblr, artificial intelligence tools can lack the ability to understand the nuances and context of human language, making it an inadequate tool on its own to determine whether certain content is legitimately abusive.
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"I was saddened all over again that this candidate lacks the character, lacks the ability to understand the pain of those that have sacrificed their lives in defense of this country," Khizr Khan, the father of a slain Muslim American soldier, Army Capt.
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People don't magically sprout the ability to understand love when they turn 18; children are growing human beings, so there's nothing inappropriate about exposing them to the full range of emotions shared and enjoyed by other human beings, rather than being ostracized.
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Michael Veale, a researcher studying responsible machine learning at University College London, told me the reason the Scunthorpe problem is such a tough nut to crack is because creating effective obscenity filters depends on the filter's ability to understand a word in context.
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Chief Judge Mark Walker of the federal court in Tallahassee, the state capital, said failing to help eligible voters would likely violate the federal Voting Rights Act, which blocks states from conditioning the right to vote on an ability to understand English.
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Just before he retired from the university in 2006, the Encyclopedia of Linguistics said that his team had been responsible for "virtually all of what is currently known and accepted" about dolphins' ability to understand the syntax and semantics of artificial language.
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The details: James Alex Fields Jr. said he is "being treated for bipolar disorder anxiety, depression and ADHD, and is taking medication," per ABC, but also said that his medication doesn't "impair his ability to understand the charges" being brought against him.
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At the same time, move out of all those expensive offices in global financial centers around the world, wired to provide up-to-the-second information on market prices, and stop hiring journalists based on their ability to understand yield curves and central bankers.
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Given the breadth and complexity of the subject of artificial intelligence, a skeptic may doubt one man's ability to understand the field without years of study, but there is probably no other member of Parliament better suited to lead this project on the subject.
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That act was meant to reduce credit discrimination against minority groups and to increase consumers' ability to understand what the models were doing — if consumers didn't like their credit score, thanks to the act they could at least know how it could be improved.
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The biggest improvement coming to Google&aposs search engine in the next 10 years is likely to be an ability to understand context and the intention behind your query, said Daniel M. Russell, a senior research scientist who has been with Google for 14 years.
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I have exhausted my ability to understand why, deep into the 21st century, I'm still hearing otherwise good-hearted people use the same arguments that white Southerners used to discredit "Uncle Tom's Cabin" more than 150 years ago: It couldn't possibly have been that bad.
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Through my work, I've found that political comedy is an important force in each new election cycle because it shapes voters' evaluations of politicians and their beliefs about their own ability to understand and participate in the political process — something we in political communication call political efficacy.
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It was only a couple weeks ago that we learned about an Echo that sent a private conversation to a couple's colleague not because of a hacker but because of a series of coincidences as well as some shortcomings in Alexa's ability to understand human voices.
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Second, the administration's increasingly active trade war is likely to cause increased prices, some unemployment as producers shut down U.S. plants and begin production in other countries to avoid tariffs and decreased investment as companies become less confident about their ability to understand and predict future developments.
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She has gone toe-to-toe with this President in the past two years," Elshami said on CNN's "New Day," citing his former boss's "resolve, her ability to understand the issues and her ability to look at the President and say, 'Mr President, you are wrong.
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But I'm hearing from sources familiar with the investment firm's thinking that they're optimistic about Flannery's abilities to turn the company around and believe Flannery's industrial knowledge as well as his financial background with the company gives him the ability to understand where to invest and when.
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"The market circuit breakers are designed to slow trading down for a few minutes, give investors the ability to understand what's happening in the market, consume the information and make decisions based on market conditions," New York Stock Exchange President Stacey Cunningham told CNBC's Bob Pisani.
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While U.S. and Cuban authorities should continue working together to investigate this medical mystery, the bare-bones diplomatic presence has put consular services at a standstill and severely limits the U.S government's ability to understand what is happening on the ground at this historic moment in Cuba.
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NOAA's scientific research is also central to the United States' ability to understand climate change — a role that requires the agency to conduct independent research, but puts it at cross purposes with a White House that has repeatedly expressed skepticism of the established science of global warming.
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The effect is akin to that of a home movie, capturing intimate moments simply to document them, hoping for but not intrinsically relying on the viewer's ability to understand the meaning of certain culturally specific elements — electric tricycles, enormous woks, the significance of a visit to Shanghai.
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So I know that the markets here both in terms of market data and the access to information as well as to company information making sure the companies are transparent so that all investors have a fair and equal ability to understand what they're investing in.
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He touted the "architectural type graphics" that the company's software team developed for Sync 4 (which is apparently corporate speak for "embossed digital buttons"), hands-free voice interactions with the ability to understand contextual commands, and one-tap access to the most crucial menus and settings.
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The disputed papers, obtained by The Hollywood Reporter, show Lee claiming that J.C. has "never had the ability to understand or manage money" and allegedly often overspent the money given to her in a trust he and his late wife Joan B. Lee had set up in her name.
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Facebook is also working on an AI-assisted home speaker with a display, in the vein of the Echo Show, codenamed Portal, and its possible Bloomsbury's team may work on that product to help improve its ability to understand spoken commands and return answers with natural-sounding speech.
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"Having somebody that has that ability to understand the technical capabilities of the work … but can still do the public outreach part — it's tough to find someone that can do both of those," said Steve Bucci, a former Army officer and cybersecurity expert at the right-leaning Heritage Foundation.
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Both of the new features make use of a technique known as optical character recognition (OCR), with the copy/paste option building on Lens' existing ability to understand and pull out the text found within photos, be it a screenshot or a photo of a physical sign or document.
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"Having somebody that has that ability to understand the technical capabilities of the work ... but can still do the public outreach part -- it's tough to find someone that can do both of those," said Steve Bucci, a former Army officer and cybersecurity expert at the right-leaning Heritage Foundation.
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Its unprecedented ability to parse and translate natural language syntax and semantics into machine-readable code laid the foundation for much more sophisticated search engines like Google, and ultimately the AI that will one day pass the Turing test thanks to its uncanny ability to understand and imitate natural speech.
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"Confronting the very real foibles of the object of my hero-worship was the beginning of a very important, long-running lesson whose curriculum I'm still working through: the ability to separate artists from art and the ability to understand the sins of people who've done wonderful things," Doctorow wrote.
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" He credited President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's win to his ability to understand "the mood of the people.
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Attorneys representing children say that the videoconferencing program, which pairs immigrant children in Texas and a judge in Georgia, diminishes the children's ability to communicate their reasons for seeking asylum, limits the judge's ability to evaluate nonverbal cues, and impedes the kids' ability to understand what is at stake for them.
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Attorneys representing children say that the videoconferencing program, which pairs immigrant children in Texas and a judge in Georgia, diminishes the children's ability to communicate their reasons for seeking asylum, limits the judge's ability to evaluate nonverbal cues, and impedes the kids' ability to understand what is at stake for them.
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"Brad is someone who doesn't have a lot of enemies, and there's something to be said for someone who can unify the entire Trump orbit," the staffer said, adding that Parscale also has two key assets that set him apart: the ability to understand the president, and the president's loyalty and trust.
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The hatred for Steve Bannon is less about "white nationalism" or the "alt-right" — which Bannon in reality has nothing to do with — and more about jealousy and distaste for Bannon's ability to understand the electorate at large, an electorate who the elites in Washington, D.C., regard as unruly, alien, and primitive.
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" Speaking at a news conference here on Monday, Antonio Paolucci, a former director of the Vatican Museums and a longtime Florentine culture official, said that Room 41 gave visitors the "ability to understand everything that comes in the future, the development of figurative art in Italy and Europe for centuries to come.
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Some of the retested studies have been widely influential in science and in pop culture, like a 2011 paper on whether access to search engines hinders our memories, or whether reading books improves a child's theory of mind (meaning their ability to understand that other people have thoughts and intentions different from their own).
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"We believe it's a real game changer for our ability to understand the biologic causes of postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis and to use state of art science to develop innovative treatments, and that's the overall goal," said Dr. Samantha Meltzer-Brody, director of the perinatal psychiatry program at the UNC Center for Women's Mood Disorders.
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Once widely available to thousands of American universities, FBIS played an major role in educating an entire generation of US-trained specialists on Russia and the region in their efforts to learn more about the closed society of the Soviet Union, which significantly enhanced our ability to understand the USSR and the former captive nations of Eastern Europe.
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"Political comedy is an important force in each new election cycle because it shapes voters' evaluations of politicians and their beliefs about their own ability to understand and participate in the political process — something we in political communication call political efficacy," Amy Bree Becker, a communications professor at Loyola University Maryland, explained in a Vox essay.
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But in practice, noncognitive capacities are simply a set of emotional and psychological habits and mind-sets that enable children to negotiate life effectively inside and outside of school: the ability to understand and follow directions; to focus on a single activity for an extended period; to interact calmly with other students; to cope with disappointment and persevere through frustration.
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Its form is more deconstructed than either Never Let Me Go or Remains of the Day: It begins as a detective novel, evolves into a family story, and then gestures at turning into a war story without ever quite doing so; you can feel the narrative becoming less coherent as you slowly lose confidence in the narrator's ability to understand the world.
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"For example, when in the DOJ Criminal Division I worked on the DOJ Language Access Plan which was about making sure witnesses and victims of crimes (not criminals) had the ability to understand processes & what their rights were in a language other than English," tweeted Julie Zebrak, who spent 18 years at the Justice Department and emphasized that the guidance served a practical purpose.
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Here are five ideas for quickly improving the country's ability to understand the breadth of the current crisis as policymakers develop solutions to emerging problems: Using data must be a key component of the country's response to the coronavirus pandemic, and also a core feature of future planning to ensure the policies implemented today are sound and achieve the desired outcomes for the American people.
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For Ovadya — now the chief technologist for the University of Michigan's Center for Social Media Responsibility and a Knight News innovation fellow at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia — the shock and ongoing anxiety over Russian Facebook ads and Twitter bots pales in comparison to the greater threat: Technologies that can be used to enhance and distort what is real are evolving faster than our ability to understand and control or mitigate it.
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"God God, SERIOUSLY?" she wrote, later adding, "Gosh it's so *interesting how men with all these opinions about women's differentiation between sexual misconduct, assault, and rape reveal themselves to be utterly tone deaf and as a result, systemically part of the problem (*profoundly unsurprising)" While speaking to The Guardian about her comments, Driver clarified that while Damon is not a bad person, this interview illustrates the "cut-off in [men's] ability to understand" abuse.
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"The ability to photo-identify species — and indeed the whale shark was the first shark we could do this for — has transformed our ability to understand how many individuals are out there, who is moving where, how far do they go, and how many are staying around," said Nicholas Dulvy, a professor of marine biodiversity and conservation at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada, who was not involved in the research.
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The Drone Wars UK report also argued that the Ministry of Defense defines fully autonomous weapons in such a futuristic way as to permit many systems already in development:The Joint Doctrine Publication states that "Fully autonomous weapons systems as we describe them (machines with the ability to understand higher-level intent, being capable of deciding a course of action without depending on human oversight and control) currently do not exist and are unlikely in the near future," if at all.
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Skills• Exceptional written and oral communication skills;• Must be highly organized, analytical, accurate, and detail oriented;• Must have knowledge of reference sources;• Must be skilled in creating content using full suite of Microsoft Office applications;• Familiarity with federal advocacy and membership database applications;• Able to manage multiple projects and timelines in a fast-paced environment;• Self-starter;• Effective team player;• Understanding of Medicare physician payment, Medicare Advantage and Alternative Payment Models;• Demonstrated ability to understand health policy issues and politics.
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And then because of the real decimation of the newsroom across the country, both at the national level but especially at the local level, and all of the data that is available to be seen is pretty disturbing, and the Balkanization of news, and the polarization of news, and the lack of ability for people to actually find relevant local news, all is coming together with these converging forces that are, I think, putting our democracy at risk, putting our ability to converse with each other at risk, putting our ability to understand each other at risk.
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Minimum Qualifications: • Master's degree in Public Health, Epidemiology, or health related sciences• Minimum of 5 years of experience in/with managing and supporting programs focused on science and public health and advocacy programs• Must have excellent analytical skills• Must have knowledge of preparation of grant submissions, reporting and compliance requirements, management and identification of potential funding opportunities, and an understanding of oral and public health• Must have the ability to understand scientific information and great collaboration with researchers of different background• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)• Must be available to work evenings and weekends for meetings and travel to various locations in Maryland and Illinois, where the ADASRI has a presence.
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Minimum Qualifications:• Master's degree and a minimum of 5 years of experience or a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 7 years of experience in/with managing and supporting programs focused on science and public health and advocacy programs• Must have excellent analytical skills• Must have knowledge of preparation of grant submissions, reporting and compliance requirements, management and identification of potential funding opportunities, and an understanding of oral and public health• Must have the ability to understand scientific information and great collaboration with researchers of different background• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)• Must be available to work evenings and weekends for meetings and travel to various locations in Maryland and Illinois, where the ADASRI has a presence.
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Minimum Qualifications: • Master's degree and a minimum of 5 years of experience or a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 7 years of experience in/with managing and supporting programs focused on science and public health and advocacy programs• Must have excellent analytical skills• Must have knowledge of preparation of grant submissions, reporting and compliance requirements, management and identification of potential funding opportunities, and an understanding of oral and public health• Must have the ability to understand scientific information and great collaboration with researchers of different background• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)• Must be available to work evenings and weekends for meetings and travel to various locations in Maryland and Illinois, where the ADASRI has a presence.
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Knowledge and Skills:• Excellent research and analytical ability• Acute attention to detail with a high level of data integrity and accuracy• Strong oral and written communication• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work with people at all levels of the organization• Broad and deep technical knowledge of Federal legislative processes and ability to understand policy effects, including benefits and drawbacks, on financial services and banking policy sectors• Proficient computer skills including Microsoft Office along with various other online applications, as needed for the role• Broad and deep technical knowledge of US central bank functions including monetary policy, macroeconomics, central bank lending, payments systems, national and regional economics, cybersecurity and other supporting functions in order to understand policy effects Education and Experience:• 9+ years of relevant work experience• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience Other/Physical Requirements:• Position requires continuous visual concentration and manual dexterity to operate PC• Minor lifting and carrying, not likely to exceed ten pounds• May require extended work hours• Occasional travel including overnight stays may be necessary Special Considerations: Candidate should review the FRB Employee Code of Conduct to ensure compliance with issues related to previous employment and prohibited financial interests.
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