Those are abstracts ideas about things that don't exist yet.
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Authors reviewed over 10,000 scientific abstracts when compiling their findings.
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This camera abstracts living beings far more efficiently than it does architecture.
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I discovered, however, that my name had been taken off both abstracts.
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Although not the papers in full; for now it's only looking at abstracts.
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Business writers are being displaced by AI that abstracts and summarizes corporate reports.
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Even the acclaimed abstracts of Gerhard Richter can now struggle to attract buyers.
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"Render abstracts all of that away, and automates all of it," Goel said.
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Scientists use titles and abstracts to screen articles, to decide what to read.
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More than color-field eye candy, they hold their own as engaging abstracts.
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Hales and Buzzard have pointed out that if all new paper abstracts were entered in Lean, then any mathematician could query the database of these abstracts for a precise Lean mathematical object and find out all that was known about it.
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But looking at the price of the X like this abstracts the real cost.
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In distinction from PUBG, Fortnite abstracts its locations out into their most cartoonish form.
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Last year, Albers's 16-inch abstracts were selling for $150,000 to $250,000 at auction.
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Qubole already abstracts most of this away, offering what is essentially a serverless platform.
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Christopher Wool's swirling monochrome abstracts have become an obligatory addition to any serious collection.
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Klingemann curates what spews out into collections of hauntingly distorted faces and figures, and abstracts.
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The colorful rendering featured yellow, blue, red and green abstracts with unmistakable hand prints throughout.
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Some domains have very different conventions in how they write abstracts or lay out tables.
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Similar to Keras, Kur further abstracts the process of building and training deep learning models.
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They fed the abstracts to Word2vec, which used machine learning to analyze relationships between words.
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They write mini-abstracts for the two articles, which are shared in class in groups.
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Recently, one of the more widely attended conferences accepted two of my abstracts for presentation.
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What's more, 30 abstracts that were intended to be presented at the conference were withdrawn.
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I'm speaking in abstracts, but the single woman over 30 reading this isn't living in them.
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This activity is then fed into an artificial intelligence visual recognition algorithm, which abstracts a pattern.
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The collection includes two 1980s Richter abstracts estimated to sell for at least $20 million each.
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These paintings are more than color-field eye candy and hold their own as engaging abstracts.
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If I ever build a layer that abstracts more home automation functionality, I may release that.
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The living room featured a plasma TV, a stainless steel bar, colorful abstracts of octagons and squares.
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Mack first develops these separate oil abstracts in Photoshop and then overlays them with photographs of models.
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A forthcoming Sotheby's auction included abstracts by Mr. Richter valued at $26 million to $3.256 million each.
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It abstracts the very real work that those images do — traumatizing as they were to Black people.
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The trend is laid bare by data from Scopus, the biggest database of abstracts and citations of papers.
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Brandt posted the abstracts of studies that found stricter gun control laws result in fewer injuries and deaths.
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The price was also an auction high for the artist, whose 1960s abstracts were influenced by glider flights.
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He opened one to pull out some of Sarvanez's paintings—large abstracts, which he unfolded on the floor.
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She instructs her students to write their own abstracts based on Times articles that address these complex topics.
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EBSCO, which hosts more than 30 academic databases with citations, abstracts and selected full texts, is another resource.
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He did funny things, not quite abstracts; you could see figures in a certain way, like a chicken.
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Clearly, the video abstracts the symbolic elements down to their aesthetic markers for a jazzy, trippy, amusing little jaunt.
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Towering in the center of the gallery, Cal Siegel's sculpture "ttrroouubbllee" (2018) abstracts the colonial architecture of New England.
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Then one of these algorithms, called the generator, abstracts features from these photos to generate its own cat faces.
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Geol abstracts the rubble of the old buildings to remember the city in which she lived as a child.
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The consequences of participating can be more than just a résumé freckled with poor-quality papers and meeting abstracts.
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The database brings together more than 18,000 retracted papers and conference abstracts, going as far back as the 1970s.
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Teacher: Sandra Hurtes Institution: John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York Grade Level: Freshman English, second semester Idea: Using human-interest articles to practice writing psychology abstracts Why We Chose It: Ms. Hurtes transforms the task of teaching students how to write psychology abstracts into an exploration of courage and heroism.
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Even that central reality abstracts from the inherent unreliability of solar PV electricity: The sun does not always shine predictably.
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Data was made available through abstracts, or brief descriptions, of the studies to be formally presented at the ASCO meeting.
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It's as if the stripes, grids, and other abstracts forms give way to a kind of anthropomorphic personage or spirit.
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The colorful rendering, presented in an understated white frame, featured yellow, blue, red and green abstracts with unmistakable hand prints throughout.
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The Moral Machine is a great "game" because, as with RimWorld and organs, it abstracts something we don't like thinking about.
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Participants reviewed only the headlines and abstracts, in a similar way to how someone might consider content on social media networks.
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But this chart abstracts away a lot of nuance, so let's take a closer look at the region and its states.
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Back in 0003, at the height of the frenzy for flipping abstracts by emerging artists, Mr. Murillo's auction prices reached $2000,212.
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The visceral quality of the raw food, with its dripping paint, creates a visual pleasure that elevates and abstracts the familiar.
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Based in Los Angeles, Ms. Guidi makes abstracts by mixing paint and sand in a minimalist style reminiscent of Yayoi Kusama's.
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I can see some YouTubers showing abstracts on their channels and telling everyone to click and watch the full thing on Riff.
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In the study's sample, only half of Spanish-language papers and a third of those in Japanese even had abstracts in English.
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In the same way that the Ted talks were a fun and very simple way to start, abstracts are the next level.
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That dependency tree of libraries abstracts all the people whose work has made those libraries available and functional in the first place.
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His booth, however, did sell three 1970s minimalist abstracts by the Pittura Analitica artist Gianfranco Zappettini for as much as €100,000 each.
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Another problem lied in presenting data in a misleadingly favorable way, like underreporting negative outcomes or writing abstracts that were overly positive.
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Ms Hengel analysed the readability of the abstracts of nearly 2,000 papers published between 1950 and 2015 in the top four economics journals.
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His aerial gaze — usually at an oblique angle to the terrain — abstracts humanity into a sweeping tableaux of manufactured landscapes impinging on nature.
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Form is an important part of the assignment, so we review the format of these abstracts, which usually includes keywords and subject areas.
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In it were not only Interview covers and ephemera, but also early and late work barely seen or recognized: Pop paintings, late abstracts.
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The hairy backsides and gaping genitalia for which Dunham is now known evolved out of innuendo-laden abstracts he created in the 1970s.
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In a late episode, for instance, Jake is disturbed to learn that his brother Jermaine, a landscape painter, has inexplicably begun painting abstracts.
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In a study published in The British Medical Journal, we analyzed the titles and abstracts of more than six million life science articles.
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Christie's and Sotheby's both capitalized on this moment by kick-starting their sales with big aqueous "Freischwimmer" chromogenic color abstracts by the artist.
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These experts are asking the National Institutes of Health and its National Library of Medicine (NLM), the federal institutions behind the site, to begin listing researchers' funding sources and potential conflicts of interests in PubMed abstracts: We strongly urge the NLM to require all journals listed in PubMed to provide information about funding sources and other possible competing interests in all abstracts.
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They should ensure that clear English abstracts and keywords from their papers are available; this may be more important than the original abstract itself.
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The spoof twitter feeds, which normally abstracts fan feedback with a couple milquetoast tweets, would suddenly spool into an unmanageable thread of hate speech.
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The ensemble should be an interesting mix of genres and techniques — for instance, figures, landscapes, abstracts in the form of drawings, photography and painting.
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The middle panel abstracts elements from the first panel into fluid, rolling strips of barbed wire, anguished figures, boots, log cabins, and geometric regalia.
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Kubernetes' fundamental design assumes that something else is there that abstracts away low-level infrastructure, and is meant to be an application-aware container scheduler.
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Her paintings in the museum feature abstracts that explore memories of childhood growing up amid political demonstrations, contrasted with the beauty of the natural world.
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Mr. Brown was showing five new paintings by the young Los Angeles artist John Seal that embedded psychedelic abstracts in wooden silhouettes of everyday objects.
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The black version abstracts the shape of the gloves so you're not exactly sure what you're looking at until you see the sculpture dead on.
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Imperator abstracts away a lot of the gritty details about domestic politics in favor of a loyalty system that measures characters' allegiance to the state.
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Two large-scale monochrome abstracts by Christopher Wool, works which have previously been steady sellers at auctions and fairs, were unsold at Christie's and Phillips.
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"The tooth-whitening products that the abstracts are talking about have been around for decades and used by millions and millions of people," he said.
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Where work is of particular importance to a particular country or region, they too should make sure that abstracts and keywords are available in relevant languages.
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These were drawn from Scopus, the world's biggest catalogue of abstracts and citations of papers, which is owned by RELX Group, a publisher and information company.
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While it captures the fact that it abstracts away all the underlying infrastructure, the programming model is more about triggering code execution based on incoming events.
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The show consists of three large paintings (grouped against a long wall, flanked by tall windows) and 2291 smaller works, all abstracts in carefully controlled tonalities.
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China's share of STEMpapers in Scopus, the world's biggest catalogue of abstracts and citations, rose from 4% in 2000 to 19% in 2823, more than America's contribution.
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Durakiewicz has co-authored more than 170 peer-reviewed publications, more than 210 conference abstracts and six patents, and he has presented more than 60 invited talks.
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We've seen experiments with NASA-invented material before like of Fabian Oefner's abstracts and the liquid clock, but Overbuary's skill at mixing colors and materials is remarkable.
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The annotators read the papers and abstracts, and highlighted within them a total of about 383,000 medical "topics" (particular diseases, particular genes, particular proteins and so on).
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He painted riotous geometric abstracts, reminiscent of Miró or Kandinsky, and made often humorous conceptual works, like an Ernest Hemingway story with everything but punctuation marks removed.
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People's brains appeared to be gauging the headlines and abstracts of each article to determine how sharing them might create positive personal and social outcomes for them.
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Shortly after my abstracts were accepted, another company bought the company that I worked for, and I decided not to accept the new owner's offer of employment.
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Skarstedt offered 10 new vibrant acrylic abstracts by the artist, as well as two large-scale resin sculptures, all of which found buyers, according to the gallery.
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The question for the market this week, according to Leerink's Geoff Porges, "is whether investors will follow the usual rule and buy the abstracts and sell the meeting."
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He was engaged in what he calls "ideal theory," a type of philosophy that abstracts away from the thorny problems of the real world to develop political ideals.
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The idea below explains how Sandra Hurtes, a writing professor, teaches students to write psychology abstracts while they use The Times to investigate what makes someone a hero.
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His artistic style, one that colorlessly abstracts, unifies, and embeds the worker within his or her technological environment, broadens the social politics of employment beyond the heroic human.
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In the 1960s and '70s, Martin, who was influenced by European modernism, was too poor to buy painting materials, so he instead made small-scale abstracts on paper.
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For millions, technological advances meant not freedom, but utter misery—and just as it declares that everything can be known, instrumental reason abstracts that knowledge beyond immediate experience.
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IoT Central is fully managed by Microsoft and provides a fully featured solution that abstracts all of the underlying infrastructures away and lets business focus on analyzing their data.
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It abstracts the city's features so that there might exist a whole block of lamp posts arranged in a grid pattern, all of them lighting nothing but barren concrete.
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Earliest mentions of the term "bitcoin" in patent titles and abstracts date back to around 2009, while the term "blockchain" begins to appear in patent titles from around 2011.
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Using what Microsoft calls a machine-teaching approach, it "abstracts … low-level mechanics" to enable engineers to specify and train autonomous systems to accomplish tasks in a virtual environment.
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To test this hypothesis, we had a team of psychologists read the abstracts of the 100 papers in the Reproducibility Project, unaware of the results of the replication attempt.
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To do this Ms Hagman asked four medical researchers to annotate ten entire research papers and 67 isolated abstracts, which were to serve as fodder for the training process.
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The composition and unnatural timing of the shots abstracts the snow, so it's less like watching paint dry and more like watching some sort of monstrous, generative, natural disaster.
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Scientists, Boustead said, are already writing abstracts and speaking at conferences about their topics of research, but often overlooking this powerful outlet to get that information to the public.
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A painter of monumental abstracts and intimate portraits, the Turkish artist contributed to the language of mid-93th century art, but was largely forgotten after her death in 29.
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Most of these discoveries have been published in clinical journals or abstracts and Ballinger intends to publish the latest findings shortly after presenting at the AAAI 2018 conference this week.
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Local architecture firm Bureau Spectacular designed the building's brick facade to have a black and white mural (the same colors as the brand's logo) that accentuates and abstracts its architecture.
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The company announced its acceptance of four abstracts for Emricasan to be presented at The Liver Meeting, the annual meeting of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases.
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The comparison is misleading at best because it abstracts a single regulatory aspect from a complex health care system and applies it to a radically different political and geographic context.
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The distance between the killer and the killed abstracts the violence, and it occurs so far away from the public that they largely don't care, despite the mounting civilian casualties.
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Inside Art Last year, abstracts by the German-born artist Josef Albers were selling for $21976,250 to $260,21963 at auction: not bad for a guy who died 19603 years ago.
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Following the trail of the theological doctrine of salvation reserved for the select few, this attitude abstracts human beings from the environmental, communal, economic and other contexts of their lives.
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Dapr abstracts a lot of this away and provides the building blocks (which can be accessed by HTTP or gRPC APIs) that encode best practices for building these distributed services.
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In a March 2016 letter, the experts wrote: We strongly urge ... all journals listed in PubMed to provide information about funding sources and other possible competing interests in all abstracts.
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That involved doing some seriously impressive data crunching: The researchers analyzed more than 1.6 million study abstracts and more than 385,000 full-text papers, all of which included p-values.
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THURSDAY Sotheby's 51-lot evening sale of contemporary art contains impressive large-scale abstracts by Mark Rothko and Willem de Kooning that are each estimated to raise at least $25 million.
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Other work of theirs further abstracts this flatness by creating black silhouettes of its subjects, which allows Orellana to explore and challenge the most basic and iconic signifiers of gender identity.
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It includes two 1980s Gerhard Richter abstracts, each expected to sell for at least $20 million, and a 1976-77 Willem de Kooning painting, which has yet to be formally estimated.
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Today, Mr. Louv said, there are more than 700 studies (abstracts can be found on the website of the Children and Nature Network, of which Mr. Louv is the co-founder).
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"Great experience and intuition - that's the secret," said the 76-year-old, grinning in the middle of his studio in the southern city of Plovdiv, surrounded by vibrant treescapes and abstracts.
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The composition, like many of Aldrich's abstracts, seems to draw from the natural world, though shapes are loosely articulated and sometimes seem to flicker and change, like shadows or dream images.
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On PubMed — which is essentially a taxpayer-funded Google for medical study abstracts that doctors, patients, and the media rely on — data about funding sources and conflicts is hard to find.
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If scientists could support the development of such MT systems for their fields, they could increasingly get usable gists of abstracts instantly, and find out which work might be worth full translation.
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Two scarf styles are at the center of this safety hazard, "Beach Wave," a blue, coral and yellow print and "Brushstroke Oblong," which features abstracts swipes of blue, red, neutral and green.
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Back then, many collectors and advisers would rush upstairs to the cutting-edge galleries on Art Basel's first floor to snap up the latest abstracts by artists in their 22014s and 21.4s.
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Carlos Jasso's shots also transcend conventional sports photography, where his love for abstracts marries well with his main purpose to document the event and has resulted to stunning artworks in every frame. —A.
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Fourteen of these contemplative calligraphic abstracts, ranging in date from 1967 to 210, were released for sale by the artist, who is now 220, and all have sold for between $22013,24 and $2000,22016.
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Findings presented positively in titles and abstracts are associated with 9.4 percent of higher subsequent citations in all clinical journals and 13 percent of citations in high impact clinical journals, the study found.
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Starting with a banal enough image — something automotive like a roadside billboard — he abstracts it nearly beyond recognition, ornaments it with colors and frills, and, most important, excises it from its ordinary context.
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Now that's about to change: PubMed — a powerful taxpayer-funded search engine for medical study abstracts that doctors, patients, and the media rely on — just started displaying conflict of interest data up front.
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It's also designed with ease of use as a priority, and it abstracts away most of the complex tasks like memory management and exception handling, enabling coders to learn it without frying their brains.
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Mr. Ferlinghetti, who suffers from glaucoma, still paints in his art studio at Hunters Point once or twice a week, though because of his deteriorating eyesight he's limited himself to black-and-white abstracts.
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The study also reportedly made incorrect assertions about its own data in abstracts, such as one erroneous claim that stated that the study's data showed the bone spurs to be more prevalent among men.
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Steve Tuttle, Axon's vice president of communications, told Gizmodo that since there are hundreds of reports, abstracts, and studies on the Taser, it is the "most-studied less-lethal weapon" available to law enforcement officers.
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Shrine and his collaborators searched Sci-Hub for papers from 1968 to 2020 whose titles or abstracts referenced coronaviruses, a group that contains pathogens that cause the common cold as well as MERS and SARS.
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That's the mode he assumes on Aru Otoko No Densetsu, a record released on Sun Araw's Sun Ark label that further abstracts him from the thriving Japanese footwork scene that he was once associated with.
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How it works: The SE4 system, which is being demonstrated today at the SIGGRAPH conference in Los Angeles, abstracts away some of the small details of the operator's actions, focusing instead largely on the intention.
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She also finds that the abstracts of papers written by women are significantly improved (according to an objective measure of readability) between submission and final draft, and that as their careers progress, the women's first drafts improve.
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India accounted for nearly 15,000 of these abstracts alone, but researchers from the United States accounted for the second highest submission rate—approximately 10,000 American papers were submitted to OMICS journals and another 3,000 to WASET journals.
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A report released last January by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine examined more than 10,000 scientific abstracts about the health effects of marijuana and its chemical compounds on conditions ranging from epilepsy to glaucoma.
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For the first two years, Ledgard sat through hundreds of lectures by theoretical physicists, computer scientists, mathematicians, and engineers, and forced himself to read abstracts of scientific and philosophical papers on subjects that he could barely grasp.
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New information about funding sources and potential conflicts will now appear right below study abstracts, which means readers don't have even to open a journal article to be made aware of any possible industry influence over studies.
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That said, even if you are able to decipher study abstracts, a lot of times, news stories don't even link to the study they're covering, so just finding the research summarized in breathless headlines can be a challenge.
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Xu Xibai, a doctoral candidate at the University of Oxford, tweeted a brief analysis of the list that noted that its creators appear to have hastily searched the China Quarterly database for taboo words in titles and abstracts.
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Talking about the game in these abstracts is simply my attempt to pull all of these things apart to try to get some language for what Builders 2 is doing to and for me on a mechanical level.
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We see a huge opportunity for startups to address this by creating a meta-layer on top of the fragmented streaming environment that abstracts away the complexity for viewers while preserving the underlying integrity of the individual services.
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At last month's sales in New York, Sotheby's couldn't find a buyer for "Prewar Pageant," one of an admired group of abstracts by the early American modernist Marsden Hartley, which the house had guaranteed for about $240 million.
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Despite concerns about a surfeit of Richters up for auction this week — no fewer than 21986 — two 230s abstracts by the artist, each with a low estimate of $224.4 million, were the star lots of the Ames collection.
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In a recent study, which tracked the misuse of p-values in biomedical journals, meta-researchers found "an epidemic" of statistical significance: 96 percent of the papers that included a p-value in their abstracts boasted statistically significant results.
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But it's clear that he's looking to Cloud Foundry to enable that developer experience on top of Kubernetes that abstracts all of the infrastructure away for developers and makes deploying an application a matter of a single CLI command.
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Working with Lake Flato, a local architecture firm, Barnhart plans to install long, leather-clad L-shaped banquettes, vintage Tobias Scarpa lamps and drawings by the New York artist Karin Haas, whose work abstracts patterns she finds in nature.
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A randomized controlled trial found that clinicians who read abstracts in which nonsignificant results for cancer treatments were rewritten with spin were more likely to think the treatment was beneficial and more interested in reading the full-text article.
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But then they have to include in their titles and in their abstracts that their research—it was done in male subjects only and acknowledge that what they have found to be true is true for one sex specifically.
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Humans rendered as heat signatures lose identity, and the very scale of this unraveling tragedy is brought to the fore—the hulking ships, heavily armed aircraft, helicopters, and sprawling camps seen in a medium that both clarifies and abstracts them.
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I had a three-channel video artwork which was based on my daily sketches, set to music by Jemapur, and an interactive installation called Body Sketches, which uses your body as input and abstracts and manipulates the forms it finds.
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You may be wondering how the company abstracts the unikernel down to such a small size, but Eyberg says it's because the operating system, typically Linux when it comes to virtualization, has always been bigger than it has to be.
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So the fact that just since 2016 there were these tens of thousands of studies that were published, all of them having the same -- if you survey the abstracts and titles of these works, they all tell the same story.
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"The key question is, will that be translated into the political will to go and show leadership, especially on these issues that are not immediately sell-able to a skeptical public and Congress because they're more about abstracts and systemic order."
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Unearthed from their foundation tombs, the figures are rare survivors of Sumerian art, life, and religion, from the kneeling "priest king" with his authoritative beard to the curious god crowned with horns whose torso abstracts into a long nail shape.
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Barbara Moore, who lives in Amata, a community in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands of South Australia, uses broad, loose strokes of acrylic paint in her bold abstracts that carry the eye this way and that across the canvas.
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For example, a study in 2010 found that 97 percent of the 200 most-published authors of climate-related papers held the consensus position, and a survey in 2013 of 4,014 abstracts of peer-reviewed climate papers found 97 percent agreement.
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Perhaps the best solution would be to create a collection that makes O.A.R.s feel special without buying into the emblematic stereotypes that so often come with the uniforms of a nation; that abstracts and globalizes identity instead of erasing it.
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A few booths away on the ground floor, the London dealership Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert sold the 1981 Sean Scully canvas "Enough," one of the first of the [British] American-based Irish artist's trademark striped abstracts, to a New York collector for about $ 1million.
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Ditto Veronica Etro's namesake family brand, where tasseled caftans and paisleys met urban abstracts and on-the-road crop tops and cargo trousers (and fluorescent nylon anoraks) for an entirely un-neurotic, and appealing, mash-up of heritage exoticism and the everyday.
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Others take more oblique approaches, like Nicole Wittenberg's painting that abstracts the façade of the headquarters of Fox News's parent company, News Corp, Rochelle Feinstein's ominous text composition "The Week in Hate" (2017), and Sam Jablon's cryptic and searing canvas "Flames Hiss" (2017).
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Hailed as the latest stage in the comeback of perhaps the world's most famous (if, now, not so young) Y.B.A., those huge abstracts were painted by Mr. Hirst in a neo-pointillist style evoking the art of Georges Seurat and Pierre Bonnard.
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At least some of the content of your two papers — the material sketched in the abstracts — falls into its purview: The company has, in whole or in part, an ownership claim, which gives it a say in what you do with them.
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The austere geometric abstracts of the postwar German-American painter Josef Albers have had plenty of institutional exposure, but it has been since May 2100, when the dealer David Zwirner took over management of his estate, that auction prices have moved most dramatically.
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Tornabuoni Art, a high-end dealership with galleries in six locations in Britain, France and Italy, now plans to close its current London exhibition of 225th-century abstracts by Alberto Burri and Lucio Fontana on March 229, three weeks earlier than scheduled.
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