"So how we design this, how we phase it in to make sure as a currency adjusts, the economy adjusts, that we make sure it's all about growth, all about jobs," Brady said.
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Lastly, in full self-driving Auto Mode, much like Volvo's Concept 26, the seat adjusts to be more lounge-like, the steering wheel retracts toward the dash and the 21-inch screen adjusts.
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As he moves through his home, he constantly adjusts things.
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A dial on the right side (seen below) adjusts volume.
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Make your choice and the DualShock 4 light adjusts instantly.
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It then adjusts the power of its pump in response.
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And we'll see how he adjusts or do we adjust.
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A razor that adjusts to the contours of your body
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This calculation adjusts for the size of the job market.
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The measure adjusts excise taxes for distillers and wineries, too.
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If the bumps don't clear up, he adjusts the regimen.
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It then rearranges and adjusts the sentence using proper grammar.
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She adjusts official figures based on price data and seasonality.
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As gentrification there continues, the community adjusts to the spotlight.
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Your heart adjusts to pump a couple liters more blood.
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Browne steps over and adjusts the hem of the shirtdress.
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Includes "adaptive sound" mode that adjusts volume based on surroundings.
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Consider it an experiment to see how the new economy adjusts.
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One button turns it on and the other adjusts vibration level.
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Each generation adjusts how they use land to meet their needs.
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Its sensor adjusts its beams without moving mechanical parts, improving reliability.
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It's pretty hilarious how quickly the human brain adjusts to luxury.
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TJ takes one last deep breath as Goodell adjusts the microphone.
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This feature automatically adjusts your screen's brightness depending on its environment.
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This adjusts your grade for easy/harsh graders and grader proficiency.
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It then adjusts the color display to make it more accurate.
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He adjusts his belt, and the monster blends into a crowd.
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The helmet now adjusts the display to compensate for different vibrations.
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The roomier trunk has a load floor that adjusts for height.
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You know a princess means business when she adjusts her shoes.
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She adjusts the pack, hefting my bag up on one shoulder.
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Then the wearer adjusts the time using markers on the crown.
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Toyota's marketing for its new Camry adjusts to U.S. demographic changes.
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They don't adjust to the grid; the grid adjusts to them.
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The big question for the economy is how the imbalance adjusts.
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He adjusts them based on how opposing hitters have fared recently.
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A child wrapped around his father's waist adjusts his falling sandal.
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This could be promising for forward returns as the climate adjusts.
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Reserved and quiet, Lucy adjusts to life in Tokyo very easily.
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Once he's left the kitchen, she furtively, begrudgingly adjusts the burner.
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The app also adjusts its recommendations based on height, weight and exercise.
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It also adjusts its frame if more people come into the picture.
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Days two to three: The Andrews family adjusts to their new world.
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The UI automatically adjusts to work as if there are two displays.
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The camera adjusts to movement and focuses on the action in frame.
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A boy adjusts the individual speaker in the family car, circa 1955.
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Mayor Pete adjusts to top-tier status: Late Friday -- news dump anyone?
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But in space, that gravity is effectively gone — and the heart adjusts.
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He adjusts me, but it doesn't make the pain go away completely.
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Singapore, for instance, which has had pricing for decades, adjusts prices regularly.
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The robot recognizes the pupil's skill levels and adjusts its questions accordingly.
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I say nature adjusts to change easier than we as humans do.
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Commendably, the bill adjusts those tax rates annually for marijuana price inflation.
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The Fed adjusts interest rates to meet U.S. inflation and employment goals.
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"This administration more than most listens, learns, adjusts and improves," he said.
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Even if the interface moves around, Pandascore automatically adjusts its detection zones.
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The Census Bureau adjusts for prices, but for neither taxes nor benefits.
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The group around her nods in agreement, and Ahmad adjusts her instructions.
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After the season, the N.F.L. adjusts more rules, accelerating the passing explosion.
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"Sport" and "Individual" — it adjusts depending on driving style — were my faves.
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It automatically adjusts its height when transitioning from carpet to hard floors.
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One aspect that particularly impressed him was how quickly the speed adjusts.
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Perhaps she knows that, and adjusts her body language to that insight.
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It gives students, teachers and parents real-time feedback and adjusts accordingly.
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It listens to outside noises, adjusts for sound leaks caused by an inconsistent seal with your head and compares the sound you're hearing with the clean wave file and adjusts the sound to make sure they still match.
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Campaign worker Kamisthial Jones adjusts a "Vote Here" sign outside a voting place.
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The intelligent best-path routing constantly adjusts to sustain site speed and performance.
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AND THAT SORT OF PROBABLY ADJUSTS UPWARDS THE RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FINANCIAL STABILITY.
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EditorsNote: Adjusts Graph 4 to show Reds now lead the NL in ERA.
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The Wynd Home Purifier responds to readings from the Halo and adjusts accordingly.
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The other is a floating rate that adjusts based on supply and demand.
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It rapidly adjusts to changing circumstances, just like the betting at a racetrack.
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The Apple Watch automatically adjusts the brightness of the new always-on display.
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So Mr. Scott adjusts his son's posture, adding another pillow to the couch.
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A simple dial adjusts the resistance difficulty, which is spread across eight settings.
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She said she adjusts these rates depending on the brand and sponsorship opportunity.
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To stick to this budget, it simply adjusts what's covered by the vouchers.
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Once Annie adjusts to this, it could be a bonding experience for both.
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The technology adjusts the information shown based on your proximity to the device.
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The ambient light sensor also automatically adjusts the brightness to help conserve power.
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Courtney inexplicably disappears one day, and the family adjusts to life without him.
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She also adjusts her smile several times as you would in a photo shoot.
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"Thank you, Chandi," Jenner says to pal Chandi Moore while she adjusts her train.
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Ambient Photo Mode adjusts pretty well to being landscape, music mode not so much.
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That refresh rate dynamically adjusts depending on what you're viewing for smarter power conservation.
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It adjusts to fit people of many different sizes (once again, thank you velcro).
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Remember the Titans follows Campbell as he adjusts to the new school and teammates.
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To account for this snag, our poll adjusts for differences in partisan response rates.
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The EcoBee3 is a smart thermostat that learns your lifestyle and adjusts itself accordingly.
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You can, and Lambda adjusts without you even having to make a phone call.
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Duo dynamically adjusts the video and audio quality to suit whatever connection you're on.
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J rips it off and adjusts the seat back to get his blood flowing.
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As you slide the control on the Touch Bar, the screen brightness smoothly adjusts.
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Now the temperature in my house adjusts automatically to balance energy savings and comfort.
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In the short term, as business adjusts, there might be some temporary job losses.
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It adjusts to fit any iPhone and it'll fit in any car's air vent.
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Look closely ... Hailey's wearing her massive rock, which she adjusts while holding a drink.
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The postmenopausal brain, it seems, adjusts to having little or no estrogen on board.
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That means the camera has a mechanical aperture that adjusts to different light conditions.
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From there, she adjusts the heat to the diner's preference, with pinches of cayenne.
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Prose also adjusts based on environmental factors, which it gleans from your ZIP code.
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This tech analyses background sound and adjusts for optimal performance in any noisy environment.
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The report adjusts for inflation, so the sales totals are comparable year to year.
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The Federal Reserve Board of Atlanta's wage growth tracker adjusts for age as well.
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Its differential feed adjusts fabric feed for creating smooth seams on very stretchy fabrics.
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Normally, trim adjusts an aircraft's control surfaces to ensure it flies straight and level.
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Throughout the day, the algorithm continually adjusts based on the requests that come in.
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She adjusts a figural relief element on a painting, and one limb falls off.
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Researcher Akshara Rai adjusts a robot arm in the robotics AI lab in Menlo Park (Facebook) Researcher Akshara Rai adjusts a robot arm in the robotics AI lab in Menlo Park (Facebook) This work is a little less visual, but more relatable.
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It also has Mercedes-AMG's Ride Control, which adjusts the wheels according to driving condition.
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The experience has been a "crazy" one for Spellman as she adjusts to the limelight.
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Currently displays have adaptive brightness, where brightness adjusts based on the light in your environment.
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Tusa's notes, especially when J.P. Morgan adjusts its GE estimates, often move the company's stock.
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The feature uses AI to determine what the camera is seeing, and adjusts settings accordingly.
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T-Mobile adjusts the limit every three months in accordance with overall customer data habits.
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What's more, it even automatically adjusts to all floor types, including carpet, tile, and hardwood.
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How about this one that adjusts the volume based upon your Mac's ambient light sensor?
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Your TV's remote adjusts the soundbar's volume instead of the TV, and everything just works.
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There's a night mode that automatically adjusts the display's colors when the sun goes down.
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Hopefully Sennheiser adjusts its US pricing to bring it down to its competitors' price range.
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One that adjusts to make things more comfortable, more familiar, more festive or more exciting.
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AlphaGo adjusts its playing style based on its evaluation of how the game is progressing.
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He adjusts his jeans provocatively and heads back out to the party with newfound confidence.
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One of the most central figures, A. J. Jaeger, wears — and, most memorably, adjusts — spectacles.
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Now he does a little better than breaking even because he adjusts according to demand.
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The brightness auto-adjusts to your settings, too, so it's easily visible without being overbright.
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Swiping up or down adjusts the volume, while moving left or right changes the track.
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His approach is elastic, and he adjusts his methodology to the realities of the situation.
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"I'm very interested in how the Supreme Court adjusts its image in the public eye."
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It seems likely, Mr. Augustine said, that the brain gets some notice, and adjusts accordingly.
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The light-up display also looks a little more natural and automatically adjusts the brightness.
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YouTube typically adjusts the quality of your video based on the speed of your connection.
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The mic is quite directional but retracts and adjusts nicely, lighting up red when muted.
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Essentially, the user adjusts the placement of the device based on a set of instructions.
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I appreciate that the incline adjusts to accurately match the topography where I&aposm running.
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The technology automatically adjusts the temperature when you leave home or are about to arrive.
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Tally's algorithm constantly factors in new information and adjusts to your real time financial situation.
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It's a breeze to set up, and it even adjusts automatically for daylight saving time.
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Mojave also lets you set a dynamic desktop that adjusts to the time of day.
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The guidance adjusts the amounts that companies take from their employees' paychecks for federal taxes.
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And, crucially for tall passengers, the headrest adjusts upward, making in-flight naps more plausible.
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He needs them to help care for him as he adjusts to his new life.
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Saroo adjusts well to his new life; Mantosh, who is more emotionally disturbed, does not.
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And it adjusts leverage ratios — the measure of a bank's financial sustainability — for such entities.
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As inflation varies over time, the government adjusts your return to maintain the bond's purchasing power.
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Every time the focus adjusts it sounds like a small dolphin trying to echolocate its mother.
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Fitch also adjusts restricted cash by ZAR336m to reflect the total cash in Syria and Sudan.
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F.lux is a software that automatically adjusts your computer's screen color to its most optimal setting.
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Huawei's Mate 10, for example, also recognizes certain objects in the photo and adjusts settings accordingly.
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The resistance is provided by electromagnets, and the machine automatically adjusts if it senses you struggling.
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At your desk or under a tree — the anti-glare touchscreen adjusts to any lighting conditions.
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The new tech has an automated morphable face model that adjusts with the retrieved face data.
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It adjusts the spectral content of the light source to the color sensitivity of human vision.
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There's also a selfie mode that adjusts the focus and brightness to take better close-ups.
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There are all kinds of absurd twists and turns as Patty adjusts to her new self.
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So when Chrome adjusts its features or policies, it impacts a huge chunk of people worldwide.
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That sounds, well, kind of like Obamacare, which adjusts premium subsidies based on geography and income.
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Even the light realistically shifts, thanks to specular lighting technology that adjusts as you move about.
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So it will be interesting to see if Stranger Things sticks to nine, or adjusts again.
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If the value of the currency fully adjusts, stores that sell imported goods will be fine.
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The Touch Bar replaces the function keys and adjusts to the software a laptop is running.
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The comfort level setting adjusts how close the resulting route will take you to a nest.
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As GM (GM) adjusts to changing customer behavior it is also planning ahead for the future.
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People's preferences, and how Facebook adjusts to them, also mean that the feature will constantly change.
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It responds with great immediacy to market forces, and adjusts to fluctuations in supply and demand.
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Thus, Fitch views the storage expense as a variable operating cost and adjusts lease expense accordingly.
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The unit constantly adjusts its tactics to real world situations, Zimmerman said, such as terrorist attacks.
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It has one of the world's highest real per capita incomes, which adjusts for livings costs.
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Arms turn to hooves, his back begins to arch as his nose adjusts into a snout.
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And as she adjusts to her radically changed circumstances, Republicans have subjected her to an ultimatum.
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"We're good as we speak right now, but every day that adjusts and changes," Long said.
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But their plan was to keep her initial location a secret while she adjusts to freedom.
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She adjusts her collar, checks her reflection, looks upward, and—the beat drops—she's Anne Frank.
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It is crucial, therefore, that macroeconomic policy adjusts to these problems before the next downturn hits.
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The generic congressional ballot adjusts all of these measures to account for the national political environment.
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The display adjusts depending on whether the lighting in the surrounding environment is warmer or cooler.
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The company is also concerned about how the network absorbs information and adjusts to what it learns.
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That way it knows exactly where you are and where you're going—and adjusts its audio accordingly.
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That feature senses changes in the surface the vehicle is driving on and adjusts terrain settings automatically.
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The display tech automatically adjusts the screen's color temperature to match that of the lighting around it.
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The Instant Pot's microprocessor monitors pressure, temperature, keeps time, and adjusts intensity to create perfectly cooked food.
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He adjusts the temperature and we languish and philosophize about life before knocking out for the night.
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It now has a TrueTone display, which means it automatically adjusts to the lighting in the room.
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A US Border Patrol agent adjusts adornments on a memorial for fallen agent James Epling on Nov.
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It runs on automatic transmission, meaning it adjusts between harder or softer gears based on your pedaling.
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Every morning in winter, Krivenchik checks his traps and adjusts or moves them if they are empty.
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In addition, changing the level of drag adjusts only the rate of deceleration, and therefore of descent.
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The mics in your phone register how everything sounds, and adjusts the playback of the Playbase accordingly.
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The AINC then adjusts to the perfect mix to block out all of that annoying noise pollution.
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In post production she adjusts the colors to the intense blue and orange that mark the series.
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It listens to the sound waves bouncing around the room, then adjusts the output for pristine audio.
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Dollarama Inc: Barclays adjusts price target to C$52 from C$157 COMMODITIES AT 7:15 a.m.
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The data helps Kanaan fine-tune his body's performance the same way his crew adjusts his car.
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To avoid excess gas, increase the fiber slowly over a week or so until your system adjusts.
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The success of his term's remaining 1,361 days depends on how well he adjusts to that reality.
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The Reuters crew adjusts focus, exposure, tests the automatic triggers and secures the tripods to the ground.
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The same could be said for Will and Carlton, while Ashley Banks adjusts to being a mom.
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In another clip, the same model stands in front of the camera as Markle adjusts her outfit.
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The trainer adjusts to simulate a 20-degree incline and generates up to 2,200 watts of power.
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The light sensor even adjusts the display's brightness automatically depending on the light level in the room.
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That figure adjusts to a $17.5 billion trade deficit when services are excluded, according to the USTR.
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It'll be interesting to see how he adjusts when Russell returns and he shifts off the ball.
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He does a hit of poppers and adjusts himself in the sling, waiting for the next one.
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Once the system has decided what it's shooting, it adjusts the white balance, color and saturation accordingly.
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How this generation adjusts, adapts and leads the country in the years to come will be pivotal.
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Downtown is arguably more "Real Housewives of New York" than CBGB now, but Reminiscence adjusts and endures.
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As with the non-electric version, you'll find a button that adjusts the water temperature and pressure.
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If it sees a dangerous pattern, it immediately adjusts its trillions of dollars to keep things stable.
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Each room is equipped with a zero-gravity bed that adjusts to minimize pressure on the body.
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The company has added "semantic rendering," which adjusts the lighting on photos retroactively based on the subjects.
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And as you record, it automatically adjusts EQ, compression, and limiting to result in unparalleled audio quality.
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The platform then adjusts its predilections based on the closed loop of data that it has created.
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A new "adaptive sound" feature also dynamically adjusts the volume based on the noise of your surroundings.
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It tracks and learns your sleeping habits and adjusts its temperature to provide you with optimal comfort.
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The Senior Citizens League adjusts its estimates for what next year's COLA could be throughout the year.
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The low-temperature poly-silicon and oxide display (LTPO), meanwhile, adjusts the refresh rate based on usage.
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The real exchange rate then adjusts to ensure that the trade balance offsets these desired capital flows.
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Under the current system the dong trades around its fixed rate, which the central bank adjusts only occasionally.
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Take the time to get to know your chosen exercise program and be patient as your body adjusts.
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What's more, Oracle has turned to a responsive design approach, where the interface adjusts depending on screen size.
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Imagine having a milk dispenser that magically adjusts to your needs... That's just the miracle of life, y'all.
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The dual AI-enabled rear camera auto-identifies scene types and instantly adjusts the settings for you. Easy.
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It's even optimized to support active HDR that adjusts images dynamically to provide consistent quality for all scenes.
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The sensor also comes with Smart-ISO tech that automatically adjusts ISO levels depending on the lighting conditions.
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This has a ratcheting mechanism that instantly adjusts to the jar size so it gets the best grip.
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Apparently Pium also tracks when users are out of the house and adjusts its diffusion intensity in turn.
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One said it adjusts supplies for optimal inventory levels and three said they have delayed deliveries of fuel.
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In other words, the screen automatically flips and adjusts depending on how you are holding the phone. 5.
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It also detects faces and motion, so it knows what it's looking at and adjusts the processing accordingly.
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Amazon's pricing bots — software that carefully monitors other companies' prices and adjusts Amazon's to match — were tracking Diapers.com.
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It then subtly adjusts the brightness of lights or the television to reduce power consumption on cloudy days.
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Harris layers Frank Ocean's vocals, adjusts pitches and makes magic in an all-around mesmerizing process to watch.
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Supreme Court adjusts to the new normal Sotomayor, a diabetic, keeps candy in her office for her guests.
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As it learns more about them, it adjusts its behaviors to suit the interests and habits of occupants.
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That piece of the formula adjusts every six months (in May and November) to reflect new inflation numbers.
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For the purposes of analyses and international peer comparison, Fitch adjusts the weightings of such loans to 100%.
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"Dangit," Mitch says as he walks into Claire's kitchen and adjusts the rose on his blazer's left pocket.
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The software automatically adjusts difficulty as they progress and you can track their activity in a companion app.
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It works on the court, and helps him keep things moving as he adjusts to the N.B.A. grind.
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Unlike her brother, Emily is quiet and physically contained, almost shut down, and Shults adjusts his filmmaking accordingly.
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The new TV has 4K resolution and a sensor that measures lighting conditions and adjusts its picture accordingly.
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Something happens and the market adjusts, a process of evolution that generates an unpredictable chain reaction over time.
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As he adjusts to his new status as a disabled dependent, he is confronted by an old crime.
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True Tone is a lighting feature on your iPhone that adjusts brightness and color based on your surroundings.
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The way that he adjusts and the way he handles his business, it says a lot about him.
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"However, if one adjusts the price movements for inflation since 2006, a very different picture emerges," noted Blitzer.
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With a push of the button, the opener adjusts to the lid and opens it without a hassle.
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It generally requires only interest-only payments, but adjusts to a principal and interest payment after 10 years.
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And if that happens, and the Eastern Conference adjusts, who will stand between the Celtics and the Finals?
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This pair of nipple clamps adjusts easily to up the ante as your pleasure and pain tolerances shift.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments: - Fitch adjusts the company's cash position for the intra-year working capital swings.
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They form a network that knows, collectively, where all the potential dangers lie, and adjusts vehicle behavior accordingly.
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So if your population adjusts to 1.4 million, in today's population, it's 1.8 million housing starts per year.
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The seat adjusts from 11 inches to 16 inches, allowing it to grow alongside your child as well.
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As she adjusts to her new life working in a factory, she recalls memories of her dead father.
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It'll be interesting to see how Fox adjusts programming on the service which primarily comes from Warner Bros.
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KORVER ADJUSTS TO BEING A CAV For months, Kyle Korver felt a little lost in his new surroundings.
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The thermostat then adjusts the heating and cooling based on the reading and whether the room is occupied.
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The agency says it often adjusts operations and staffing to balance security needs with lawful travel and trade.
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There is dynamic range compression, called TruVolume on Vizio sound bars, which actively adjusts and normalizes volume levels.
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Also, as the Fed adjusts its balance sheet, that tends to have a restrictive impact on money markets.
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About every six months, John adjusts his goals depending on what he's completed or new projects he's considering.
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Thus, you're guided by ideals, and your behavior adjusts to meet the unique contexts you find yourself in.
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The studies used something called the B.M.I. z score, which statistically adjusts body mass index according to age.
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Mubadala is assessing its portfolio of investments as it adjusts to operating in a lower oil price environment.
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Wealthfront also includes tax-loss harvesting and adjusts your portfolio based on your risk tolerance and market performance.
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Trump also signed a banking deregulation bill in 2018 that adjusts parts of the Dodd-Frank financial reform.
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Imagine facial recognition where Alexa automatically adjusts the lighting in a room to your own preference, or the temperature.
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After the first intake, you'll hold your smartphone up again as it adjusts brightness and colors in real time.
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Maggie, who is seated on a bench and adjusts the towel on her head, doesn't initially look at Jackson.
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The President's aides have one thing in mind as he adjusts to his new surroundings: keeping the boss busy.
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As he adjusts to the presidency, Trump is likely to continue his pattern of working with and discarding advisers.
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Moreover, the more you use it, the more it learns what you like and adjusts what it serves up.
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Portal adjusts to keep its subject in frame as they move around to enable casual at-home video chat.
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Kristin, a Norwegian Viking warrior, adjusts her helmet before a practice battle during a winter session in February 2018.
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The company also says it detects when you're playing music instead of calling someone and adjusts its levels accordingly.
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But as the market adjusts to the reality of Chinese exports, it will also become ever more Asia-centric.
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Supreme Court adjusts to the new normal Leija called a dispatcher and threatened to shoot police officers chasing him.
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Shiota's previous work has used the crimson string as a symbolic medium that adjusts its meaning to respective pieces.
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At the same time, the SPM adjusts the poverty threshold for different areas based on how much housing costs.
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Oh, and tilting it in either direction adjusts the volume, making the entire speaker essentially a giant volume knob.
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As she adjusts to her life as a new mom, Jessa (Duggar) Seewald has her family to support her.
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Both battery life and screen brightness are automatically handled by machine learning that adjusts settings based on your usage.
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When enabled, a new mode called SmartSound analyzes the sound around you and adjusts the active noise cancelation accordingly.
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Be sure to send the InSight team some good vibes today as the lander adjusts to its new home.
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Her checkered, form-fitting dress brushes gently around her knees as she adjusts herself and gets ready to speak.
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And it's adjustable; the seat can move to one of three heights and the tray adjusts to three positions.
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I'll cheer on Becca as she gives birth, and be there for her as she adjusts to postpartum life.
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We supported a measure that passed in Kentucky that adjusts probation and parole for those who need less supervision.
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It adjusts to your own body chemistry and pH level, so it'll look flattering on virtually every skin tone.
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There's also the battery pack's power management technology, which recognizes different devices and auto-adjusts output for rapid charging.
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It also adjusts money that would go to public schools under Proposition 22019, a voter-passed measure in 1988.
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It will also offer optional adaptive cruise control, which adjusts the car's speed based on data from surrounding traffic.
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A feature called "Natural tone" adjusts color temperature based on ambient lighting, similar to the iPhone's "True Tone" setting.
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Once things settle down, there's a new normal, and he adjusts to what his body is capable of doing.
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McCain said that she continues to be "sad all the time" as she adjusts to life without her dad.
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I press those huge slippers that smell of fart and wax, gently, and my father adjusts his timing delicately.
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An earlier version of this article referred imprecisely to how the FiveThirtyEight election forecasting model adjusts for convention bounces.
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This is a man who adjusts himself to the circumstances and to the public he speaks in front of.
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This is becoming more and more evident as the Republican leadership adjusts to the reality of Trump's likely nomination.
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It adjusts to eight different positions for tip to neckline stability, eliminating weak zones and keeping your collar crisp.
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The user could then enter the environment for a real-time experience that adjusts to his or her movements.
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The final survey weight adjusts the likely electorate weight to account for the self-reported turnout of poll respondents.
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The World Bank adjusts its poverty estimates for differences in prices across countries, but it ignores differences in needs.
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Finally, our favorite standing desk is the Fully Jarvis Electric Adjustable Height, which adjusts electronically to save your back.
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The system can sense when you build strength, and automatically adjusts the amount of weight used as you progress.
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Alianza Dominicana, a division of Catholic Charities Community Services, continues to be a resource as he adjusts to college.
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Also, I use an app called Flux that adjusts the light from my screen, so I use Darkroom mode.
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Samsung says the TV includes an adaptive picture setting that adjusts brightness and contrast based on the TV's surroundings.
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In the app, you can set a simple schedule that adjusts the temperature based on your comfort and habits.
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"The baht will remain volatile as the market adjusts," Assistant Central Bank Governor Vachira Arromdee said in a statement.
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Plus, they wonder where else a retiree could get a guaranteed 21% annual investment return that adjusts with inflation.
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It still adjusts according to trading volume, among other factors, and pays for the entire budget of the SEC.
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Slowly, he adjusts his heading and rolls the ball in the direction of the midway, and the men follow.
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When the ball is hit, an internal monitoring system plans a route to the hole and adjusts its trajectory.
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Economic growth has been flagging, a reality playing out across Southeast Asia as the region adjusts to China's slowdown.
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"It's time the RBI adjusts its inflation forecasts to strengthen its credibility," HSBC said in a recent note to clients.
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And as the former couple adjusts to their new normal, both Tatum and Dewan are leaning on friends for support.
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The digital motor re-adjusts multiple times per second to ensure that airflow is at a consistent 302 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Take a look: The high torque automatic pot-stirrer rotates, swings and self-adjusts to all pot diameters and depths.
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The system is managed by a backend system that monitors the network and adjusts it according to devices and load.
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Mini puts the eight-channel digital amp in the luggage and adjusts the sound to specific vehicle and ambient conditions.
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But it does use a complex pricing algorithm that adjusts how much it charges based on a number of factors.
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Its spin on e-commerce includes a smart shopping cart that adjusts prices on certain items as others are added.
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The national bureau is alert to this and so adjusts provincial figures by, for example, collecting data through separate channels.
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She recovers with a palpable air of "I can't believe I had to do that" as she adjusts her jacket.
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It automatically adjusts the phone's UI and switches the phone into Do Not Disturb mode when it's docked at night.
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That display has something called Ambient EQ, which automatically adjusts to the light in the room to look more natural.
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This gadget adjusts to the number of eggs and level of water to take the guesswork out of boiling eggs.
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Once the entire pound of butter is incorporated, Leiber tastes and adjusts the seasoning with sherry vinegar and maple syrup.
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Fortunately, as the market adjusts, the Marketplace has built-in protections for consumers that insulate most from large rate increases.
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There is also a light sensor that adjusts the brightness of the touchscreen to the lighting environment in the room.
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Then, a basketball is launched from the robot after the user adjusts the various knobs and pushes the foot pedal.
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It also adjusts temperatures based on muscle groups — users' legs can be kept warm while their core is kept cool.
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SmartGlass tech happens almost instantly; it's not a slow transition like other tint-changing glass that gradually darkens and adjusts.
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Houston adjusts on the very next play, but Williams gets caught in no-man's land between Adams and Abrines. Splash.
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Once the scarves are set in place, he gently adjusts the fabrics to show off the their eye-catching patterns.
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At one point he suffers a jump scare to which he simply adjusts his Galaxy Gear VR headset and smiles.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments - Fitch adjusts financial leverage for annual lease obligations capitalising these with a multiple of 8x.
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How Liquid adjusts to its new star in these first matches will be telling for their chances for 2017 success.
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The system cycles through possible objects until it lands on the right one and adjusts the camera settings to match.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments Fitch adjusts the company's net debt by adding back factoring lines (EUR520m utilisation in FY0003).
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The curtain-dropper: the self-assured parkgoer adjusts his wet shirt and applauds himself, signaling the ride was a success.
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Though you'll have the laptop working hard, HP's CoolSense feature automatically adjusts the temperature to prevent overheating or leg burning.
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It also further adjusts mandatory minimums to address a prison system that has been overcrowded due to drug-related offenses.
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From Washington, the Fed adjusts interest rates with the hope of spurring all sorts of other changes in the economy.
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The glare-free display adjusts to accommodate even bright sunlight, and it has a battery charge that lasts for weeks.
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He also would have the option of pursuing governmental assistance for the steel industry as it adjusts to open borders.
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One exception to this pattern-based knowledge is the weather, whose underlying physics governs how the atmosphere moves and adjusts.
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The track features the banging sound from the original clip and quickly adjusts it to a funky R&B baseline.
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The model then continuously adjusts the weights until an output is reached that falls within an accepted margin of error.
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Then he opens his eyes wide and blinks a few times as his vision adjusts to the world around him.
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A 'smart' waffle maker that automatically adjusts cooking time and temperature based on your preferences and the batter's moisture content
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McDonald's new CEO held a town hall on Wednesday, as the fast-food giant adjusts to an unexpected leadership shakeup.
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It rates highly for repositioning, meaning if you switch sleeping positions throughout the night the mattress adjusts to your body.
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Olsson adjusts his socks before taking a throw in, then he and Toivonen kill some time by the corner flag.
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Like the bulgogi burger, McDonald's Vietnam's rice menu is a great example of how the chain adjusts to local tastes.
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It then adjusts the official data for irregularities in industrial production and in less easily counted services, like health care.
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Investors will be looking to see if the Fed reduces the size of its offerings or adjusts the rate charged.
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When he mocks a waiter at a fancy restaurant — an utterly mundane target — his language adjusts to suit the character.
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More significant than the nominal interest rate set by central banks is the real interest rate, which adjusts for inflation.
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Instead of having to adjust your head to it's an odd shape, it adjusts to accommodate your preferred sleeping position.
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This high torque automatic pot-stirrer rotates, swings, and adjusts itself to accommodate all pots of varying diameters and depths.
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The Purdue program adjusts the payment terms depending on students' academic majors, because some fields are more lucrative than others.
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Inflation expectations are closely watched by the central bank, which takes the data into account when it adjusts monetary policy.
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When an item within a frame is re-sized or changed, the content around it dynamically adjusts along with it.
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As technology for LED lighting improves, companies are making more dynamic lighting that adjusts as you go through your day.
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The Pro model features Adaptive EQ, which the company says adjusts sound frequencies to the shape of the wearer's ear.
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The bike automatically adjusts your resistance according to the ride you&aposve chosen, which sets it apart from the competition.
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"She looks beautiful in everything," Lisa Ertz says, while Kristi Johnston agrees as she adjusts a veil on her daughter's head.
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Equipped with the revolutionary Sony Starvis sensor, it automatically adjusts to light and captures amazing footage even in low-light conditions.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments - Fitch adjusts financial leverage for annual lease obligations by capitalising these with a multiple of 8x.
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We raved about their noise cancellation technology that adapts to your environment and adjusts for sound leakage for an immersive experience.
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And even as the cast adjusts to stardom, they admit they are still dealing with the same issues everyday teens face.
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Traffic-aware cruise control (TACC): Maintains and adjusts vehicle speed to match the vehicle in front, accelerating or decelerating as necessary.
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It automatically adjusts to all floor types and has the ability to dock and charge itself so you won't have to.
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Instead of having to raise and lower the heat as ingredients are added, a good sauté function adjusts it for you.
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The sAMOLED display is always on and adjusts to daylight or darkness, so the time is always available without a button.
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The bill keeps the existing number of tax brackets but adjusts many of the rates and income levels for each one.
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Champions dish out different amounts of damage that Riot adjusts every two weeks in an ongoing attempt to balance the game.
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The Swedish firm doesn't influence Oppo's hardware, however, but adjusts its algorithm to each model's design to tweak the sound produced.
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Agility At least once a month a new platform pushes its way into relevancy, or a major platform adjusts its algorithm.
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As it begins to spin you around, the machine detects the numbers and adjusts its speed to match your comfort level.
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With each update, Microsoft adjusts thousands of things, some big, but most tiny and unnoticeable — or only noticed after careful examination.
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Oddly, the system doesn't allow older people to select Medicare as their insurance type because the program automatically adjusts for age.
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The device constantly checks in on your crop and adjusts its water, light, nutrients and temperatures for an ideal growing environment.
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But the agency frequently adjusts default rates in one of those years so schools can avoid the loss of federal funding.
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Hudly adjusts to the environmental lighting to optimize brightness (up to five times brighter than an iPhone X's screen, in fact).
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments: Fitch adjusts the company's cash position by RUB2750 billion for the intra-year working capital swings.
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This means that it adjusts the toasting time to compensate for the toaster's temperature and voltage input during the toasting cycle.
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The team employed Watson OpenScale, a product that takes real-time feedback and adjusts AI models to make them more trustworthy.
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Second-trimester symptoms (13-28 weeks)Most women find the second trimester easier as their body adjusts to the hormone changes.
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An Iranian dealer adjusts a Valentine's day gift pocket for a customer at a shop in central Tehran in February, 2015.
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The grid design adjusts to your body's movements and pressure points and leaves room for air to flow through the mattress.
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It also has double the storage, a built-in light that adjusts to accommodate reading indoors or outdoors, day and night.
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No. The minute the board adjusts the limits, the price of permits is likely to rise as demand for them increases.
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This is separate from Night Light, which adjusts your phone's color temperature to a warmer orange light so it's less harsh.
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Until then, some recipes may be changed and orders may be slightly delayed as the company adjusts its orders and stock.
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It profiles Ibraheem Sarhan, a teenage refugee from Syria, as he adjusts to his new high school and life in Canada.
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The purifier has a smart sensor that automatically adjusts between three fan speeds that react to real-time air quality readings.
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The edges are a little more softly curved, but the kickstand still firmly adjusts to any angle you could ask for.
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Already, Uber has announced layoffs of 85033 people in their marketing and engineering departments, as management adjusts to expected higher costs.
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That motion gently adjusts your head position to reduce snoring (in my case, it effectively did so without waking me up).
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The news comes at a sensitive time for Facebook as it battles privacy concerns and adjusts its policy regarding user data.
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A servomotor adjusts the steering angle as needed so the bike won't fall as it travels up to 60 km/h.
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In fact, at some point Mike Pence was like, [adjusts tie] 'This is the way ties should be from now on.
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Every year, the Social Security Administration adjusts the amount of the benefits it pays out in order to keep up with inflation.
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MacBook Pros, iPhones, and iPads have the feature, which adjusts the color temperature on the screen based on the lighting around you.
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Most importantly, it specifically adjusts to you, which means it's perfect for both total beginners and those who just need a refresher.
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It senses when you've stepped away from the shower head (say, to apply shampoo), and adjusts the water flow to save water.
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Then, a new feature called "scene optimizer" automatically adjusts the saturation, brightness, and other photo qualities depending on what that scene is.
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When you open the latch, drop your phone in, and close the latch, your phone automatically adjusts itself to display virtual reality.
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This electric toothbrush adjusts to the contours of your teeth, removing tons of hidden plaque and may even improve overall gum health.
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To take account of this, we also produce another version of the index, which adjusts Big Mac prices for GDP per person.
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But before he says either of those things, he adjusts his afro and tells me with a grin, "Even Marx sold books."
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Requiring absolutely zero tools to set up, it features a patented expandable wing system that adjusts wherever you want to install it.
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The U.K. Office for National Statistics — Britain's version of the BLS — adjusts GDP to make all Februaries comparable, according to the Telegraph.
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All seven FCA models also lacked data for an "Artemis" test that adjusts the EU lab regime to reflect urban driving styles.
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Lethbridge, Alberta (CNN)Muna Ali adjusts the hijab covering her wavy brown locks as she pushes a cart at the Walmart Supercenter.
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"EDF adjusts the capacity utilization of its nuclear fleet in order to boost its profitability, to the detriment of consumers," he said.
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It adjusts the thrust of individual fans in order to control the other two degrees of freedom of movement, pitch and roll.
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The unyielding leather seats seem as if they'd be uncomfortable at first, but once the body adjusts, you'll never want anything else.
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The processor is faster for smoother page turns, it's easier to hold with one hand and the screen automatically adjusts the brightness.
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It analyzes supply and demand for a particular crypto asset to set a fluctuating interest rate that adjusts as market conditions change.
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Already a feature on the iPad Pro, True Tone adjusts the color temperature of the screen so it matches the ambient light.
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This pair's noise cancellation adjusts to your environment with One Push and promises 35 hours of battery, as well as quick charging.
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The bill also adjusts tax bracket thresholds using a slower-growing inflation measure (known as chained CPI) than the one used currently.
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In normal mode, the swing producer adjusts its output to balance supply and demand and keep prices close to an intended target.
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I could force him inside until he eventually adjusts, or put a GPS collar on him to see where else he goes.
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The order also cancels the "locality pay increase," which adjusts paychecks based on the region of the country where workers are posted.
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This function automatically adjusts the pixel dimensions to correspond with the desired PPI and the image's physical dimensions listed under "Document Size."
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It also adjusts provisions reducing Puerto Rico's minimum wage for employees hired after the law's enactment and protects preexisting debt payment priorities.
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The glare-free display adjusts to accommodate the light you're in — even bright sunlight — and has a battery charge that lasts weeks.
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The BYRD has a nifty device holder that attaches to the top of its controller and adjusts to hold any screen size.
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That is the order it is supposed to go in, though: Stars shine, defence adjusts, the world opens up for everyone else.
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Therefore learning more about how the human body adjusts to gravity after a long time in weightlessness is key to interplanetary exploration.
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You can choose water pressures ranging from 14.5 psi to 100 psi, and the spray width adjusts for targeted or dispersed cleaning.
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Sometimes, but that's O.K. because the census uses a formula that adjusts for both double-counts and squirrels that escape detection altogether.
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But with help from Mama Owl's wise advice, Little Owl adjusts to the quiet and solitude and learns to appreciate the snow.
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When one sports book manager figures out what you're doing, he adjusts his odds, and the whole rest of the market follows.
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They feature multiuser functionality, kid-safe options, and adaptive display technology, which adjusts the settings to make it gentler on your eyes.
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She also adjusts her approach line by line, sometimes beginning before the beat, sometimes on the beat and sometimes after the beat.
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State oil giant Aramco adjusts its prices based on the monthly change in spread between first and third month physical Dubai prices.
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Arizona (143-1-1) has been out of sorts at times on offense as rookie quarterback Kyler Murray adjusts to the NFL.
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Deb Amlen is putting the finishing touches on her (adjusts monocle, takes momentous pause) Smithsonian presentation, which takes place on March 5.
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The analysis imputes usual hours when unavailable or varying, and adjusts weekly earnings for top-coding using a log-linear distributional assumption.
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The Multi-Gym Pro adjusts for height and works with doorframes that are up to 6 inches deep and 33 inches wide.
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The audiologist said that people with new hearing aids get used to all that within about a month, as the brain adjusts.
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But Wildfang takes items of clothing that aesthetically look like "men&aposs" styles, and adjusts the measurements so they work for women.
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Your ear, for example, adjusts to hear high and low frequencies — a scream or a growl — rather than midrange frequencies, human speech.
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In a particularly nice touch, the ambient glow on the base adjusts its brightness automatically depending on the light in the room.
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Reuters photo of the daySchool day A mother adjusts her daughter's hat before she enters a classroom in school in Mosul, Iraq.
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It also cribs the older Pro's True Tone display, which automatically adjusts its color temperature to the ambient lighting in your work space.
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Based on the data from the sensor, the app over time learns which temperatures and times lead to less movement, and adjusts accordingly.
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Instead, they're set by hospital "chargemasters" — computer software that adjusts the prices for hospital services with the goal of hitting certain profit targets.
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One native ISO is set at 400, for use in well-lit environments, which then adjusts anywhere between ISO 160 and ISO 800.
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Now, you can walk around them, move closer and further way, all while your phone automatically adjusts its appearance relative to your location.
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When you open up the app, you're prompted to select your headphone model from a list, and the software automatically adjusts the audio.
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The central bank has recently highlighted the growing importance of services exports as the economy adjusts to the impact of lower oil prices.
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It also supports Apple's True Tone technology, which adjusts the color temperature of the screen to the lighting in the room you're in.
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Sen. Pat Roberts (R-Kan.) adjusts CNN correspondent Manu Raju's tie during a Monday lunch break from the impeachment trial of President Trump.
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There were further job losses in mining as the energy sector adjusts to weak profits from a recent prolonged plunge in oil prices.
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For stills, Samsung gives all of them its Pro Assist AI-based scene recognition, which automatically adjusts camera settings based on your subject.
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It needs to recognise, above all, that liberalism is a pragmatic philosophy that constantly adjusts itself in order to preserve what really matters.
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Our tester came with the optional magnetic suspension, which adjusts constantly to provide the maximum amount of body control without giving up comfort.
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You can play it for out-loud action or quiet stealth — or even a mix of the two — and the world adjusts accordingly.
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An able-bodied representative from Harvard was on-hand at the event, demonstrating how the system automatically adjusts when walking at different speeds.
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It adjusts to hold any size laptop either vertically or horizontally, freeing up some desk real estate while you're not using your computer.
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Our sources say Kim will most likely travel to Alice -- not vice versa -- as the great-grandmother adjusts to life outside of prison.
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But it's fancy as hell, with a fully adjustable arm and white balance that adjusts based on time of day and other settings.
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That way, the currency adjusts to the waxing and waning of capital flows, allowing interest rates to respond to the domestic business cycle.
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She adjusts a cluster of bright blue beads on her wrist and eyes the huge plates of sweets still sitting on the table.
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Furthermore, the cameras on both sides are assisted with Vivo's AI tech, which recognizes certain scenes and objects and adjusts the settings accordingly.
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General Motors is cutting several hundred jobs at its plant in Lordstown, Ohio as the automaker adjusts to dramatically slower demand for cars.
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Some users reported Monday that they were placed into a "waiting room," which holds website users until the site adjusts to higher traffic.
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Herrmann (Jason Altman), the leader of the CERT team, adjusts the crime scene to indicate that Piscatella had been murdered by the women.
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From there, the tool adjusts costs based on the configuration of the Atlas V rocket and insurance needed to fly the craft safely.
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Since it's a semi-automatic machine, the Breville automatically adjusts water temperature after steam to extract the most flavor out of your beans.
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It adjusts its fan speed according to the your home's air quality and shuts off when no pollutants are detected for 30 minutes.
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America's central bank adjusts the interest rates that banks charge to borrow from one another, a cost that is passed on to consumers.
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Read more: A new bed frame from popular online startup Leesa adjusts for better support — I slept on it, and it didn't disappoint
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Back on the ship after their mission for the Sovereign, Star-Lord puts on a clean(ish) shirt as Gamora adjusts Nebula's shackles.
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A target-date fund adjusts your holdings of stocks and bonds automatically over time to reduce your risk as you near retirement age.
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Your body isn't used to breathing such thin air, as Schimelpfenig explains, so you're more prone to altitude sicknesses until your body adjusts.
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Instead, José Luis Mosso Vazquez, who is supervising the operation, fits a sleek, black headset over Anna's eyes and adjusts the Velcro straps.
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You can see this at work when you travel to a different timezone and your sleep pattern adjusts to the new light cycle.
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Auto Trueplay does this automatically, so if you move it, the sound automatically adjusts to its environment in about 10 to 20 seconds.
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President Trump is preparing a massive stimulus proposal, Amazon adjusts to COVID-19 and HashiCorp is now valued at more than $1753 billion.
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If you've wall-mounted your TV, for example, it might have a setting that adjusts the audio to sound better in that configuration.
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She applies a little lipstick, adjusts the Ace bandage on her wrist and sits down at an electric keyboard encircled by Christmas lights.
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How he adjusts to collegiate life will be one of the questions that the final installments — which hit Netflix on Friday — will answer.
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All this is happening as Mr. Trump, a man of flexible ideology but fixed habits, adjusts to a new job, life and city.
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USDA adjusts soybean yields in July less frequently, as much of the yield potential for the oilseed depends on August weather, particularly rainfall.
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And you'll be able to mute functions that could be annoying, like a cruise control that adjusts based on reading speed limit signs.
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Plus, the camera auto adjusts its aperture, shutter speed, and flash output to adapt to a wide range of landscapes and photographic conditions.
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FICO adjusts its scores every few years, drawing on consumer behavior and patterns that emerge from the vast trove of data it tracks.
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And all four of the tigers depend on the maintenance of geopolitical calm as America, the incumbent superpower, adjusts to a new rival.
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The new iPhone 11 models get Night Mode, a camera feature that adjusts the lighting in dark scenes to make them more visible.
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The natural improvement curve of young women generally includes a performance dip or plateau as the body adjusts to the changes of adolescence.
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According to CNN, their research examined how our biological rhythm adjusts throughout the day to link up with the planet's day and night cycle.
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Apple's shipments, meanwhile, have dipped around 50 percent year-over-year, according to the firm, as the company adjusts its strategy in the country.
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But Facebook does: the company adjusts the number of people an ad will reach after it is posted and users began interacting with it.
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A Novo spokesman contacted by Reuters declined to comment on the report but said the firm regularly adjusts its business according to market conditions.
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The appliance's microprocessor monitors pressure, temperature, keeps time, and adjusts heat intensity during cooking to make sure your food is cooked accurately every time.
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Like the smaller $149 Google Home Hub, the Nest Hub Max has a matte display that adjusts its color temperature to match the room.
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The company did say it expects an earnings decline as it adjusts to losing revenue after joining its rivals in cutting commissions to zero.
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Yes, Becca quickly adjusts to that kind of sensory overload and has a blast with Blake, yet, that kind of positive reaction wasn't promised.
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This under-$15 option has five blades and adjusts to all your curves and hard-to-reach spots, so you're promised a smoother shave.
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Limelight detects the conditions of your end users' environment, from browser to bandwidth, and adjusts the content delivery on the fly for optimum performance.
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Every year, the Internal Revenue Service adjusts tax provisions for inflation to avoid people and businesses suddenly finding themselves in a different tax bracket.
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The company warned it expects an earnings decline as it adjusts to losing revenue after joining its rivals in cutting commissions to zero. Stamps.
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Details: The new MacBook Air starts at $1,099 ($999 for college students) and includes TrueTone, which adjusts a screen's color for the lighting conditions.
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The same thing can happen as the summer temperatures tick up and your body adjusts to the added heat and increased rate of sweating.
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It's missing the ProMotion feature from the 28-inch iPad Pro, which automatically adjusts the refresh rate based on the type of content displayed.
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Growbots' service look at a company's own CRM data to learn about its customers, extract data about them and adjusts its target lists accordingly.
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For non-TV nerds, this means that the backlight adjusts itself in 72 separate areas to highlight brighter colors or tone down darker ones.
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The machine remembers this time and adjusts the amount of water it adds to the following loaves to optimize them for quicker roll out.
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Rush also offers a neat one-click auto-duck audio mixing feature that automatically adjusts the volume of the background music during voice-overs.
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She barely acknowledges Grace upon her arrival and is consistently dismissive or all-out mean to her as she adjusts to the new space.
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But could you blame me when there's a "25x" button on the camera screen that merely adjusts the digital zoom from 53x to 25x?
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A different muscle in the eye adjusts itself to make sure the object we're looking at is in focus—this is known as accommodation.
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The fund adjusts its overall risk budget based on dynamic drawdown management, a function of fund performance, risk measures robustness and market risk appetite.
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It also features a new technology called "True Tone Display", which measures the color temperature of ambient light and adjusts the display to match.
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He adjusts to Italy's culture by hanging out in cafes and driving the pre-dawn-streets of Parma, which is the behavior of spies.
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The HUD is equipped with a built-in light sensor that adjusts according to the time of day, so you'll always have ideal visibility.
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If you're chronically using strong dopamine blockers like cocaine, your brain essentially adjusts to the presence of this extracellular dopamine as the new normal.
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Those elements reduce the risk of a negative outcome when things don't go as planned, because a great team adjusts and fights through it.
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I'm instructed to slide my legs and arms into the chair pockets, and an Esqapes employee puts on and adjusts my headset and headphones.
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A four-position extension panel adjusts to give kids an extra five inches of legroom so kids can stay rear-facing for longer.2.
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Once surgery on both eyes is completed, the brain adjusts the input from each eye and patients typically can see both far and near.
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On a normalised basis, which adjusts for expected future profits, foreign exchange losses and business acquisition costs, HEPS rose by 9.9% to 1,160.6 cents.
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A Novo spokesman told Reuters that the company doesn't comment on market rumours, but said it regularly adjusts its business according to market conditions.
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A new update for the Google Now launcher—the default home screen for pure Android devices—automatically adjusts every icon to a single size.
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You plant yourself in one place and your body adjusts to that lack of oxygen and so on, and you go higher and higher.
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There is also the capability for voice control, and Mercedes says the system adjusts to the user's voice and adapts to new words used.
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Breville Mini Smart Toaster Oven, $179.95The oven gets its "smart" moniker from its internal sensor tech that automatically adjusts power and calculates cooking time.
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Mr. Pichai's lengthy prepared remarks took a long-term perspective, focusing on the importance of machine learning — software that adjusts to the user's experience.
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Granderson has produced slightly above National League average based on O.P.S.+, a variation of on-base-plus-slugging percentage that adjusts for stadium differences.
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Tom Brady said he'd love for Antonio Brown to stay at his house while Brown adjusts to his move to the New England Patriots.
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The Academy Award, BAFTA, and Golden Globe-winning film follows protagonist Riley as she adjusts to her family's move from Minnesota to San Francisco.
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It also automatically adjusts so you always remain centered in the frame—a feature that sounds eerily reminiscent of the ill-fated Facebook Portal.
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After you're up and moving, the Wake-Up light dims and adjusts to your room lighting to maintain a comfortable brightness that's not intrusive.
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The $72,000 crossover S.U.V. blends Italian flair with powerful turbocharged engines, all-wheel drive and an air suspension that adjusts over multiple ride heights.
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The device is equipped with sensors that allow the prosthetic to anticipate its user's movements, and automatically adjusts the torque using an air bladder.
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He often repeatedly adjusts a drawing of a face, raising or lowering the tilt of the mouth or changing the arch of the eyebrows.
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He adjusts his telescope in search of it, while the guide looks at the screen to tell him if he's got it or not.
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There, he assesses their progress and often adjusts their dose on a weekly or biweekly basis until they can find a more permanent provider.
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His shooting may not translate to the pro level, and even his defense may take a major step back until he adjusts his approach.
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But it'll be interesting to see how Golden State adjusts if/when Curry is no longer the pull-up artist he used to be.
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Later, the synthetic echo of Auto-Tune, software that adjusts voice pitch, could be heard as she delivered a charged solo: modernity pixelating tradition.
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With Medicaid, she is able to go weekly to a therapist and monthly to a psychiatric nurse practitioner who adjusts her medication, she said.
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It reports this information back to the thermostat, which then adjusts the heat or AC.I installed the SmartThermostat with two SmartSensors in my house.
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Can't get a good sight of the pin – "It's a narrow window like health care" — and doesn't like his lie, so he adjusts it.
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Nabors added that it expected near-term volume and pricing to decline when U.S. term contracts expire and it adjusts to spot market prices.
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He said Saab would probably make more disposals than acquisitions as it adjusts its portfolio but that the value of acquisitions would be higher.
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MEXICAN STATE OIL COMPANY PEMEX ADJUSTS K CONSTANT IN PRICING FORMULA FOR MAYA CRUDE SHIPMENTS TO THE FAR EAST FOR JAN DELIVERY TO -6.35
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A high-quality treadmill accommodates a broad range of speeds and inclines, adjusts quickly, offers plenty of workout programs, and keeps you coming back.
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More situational than ideological — critics would say opportunist — Mr. Trump adjusts to the moment, and his temporary alignment with Democrats could easily unravel tomorrow.
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Alec Baldwin and Tina Fey discuss why this musical, with Gene Kelly as a silent-screen swashbuckler who adjusts to talkies, is required viewing.
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In line with its applicable rating criteria, Fitch typically adjusts down the fund's WARF-implied NFCQR it deems concentrated by one or more notches.
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He can hit the fastball, but they're starting to throw him off-speed pitches in fastball counts and see how he adjusts to that.
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Google says the Nest Mini automatically adjusts the volume of Google Assistant, news, and podcasts depending on the amount of background noise it detects.
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In a stop motion movie, an animator arranges an object, takes a picture, slightly adjusts the positioning, and then does it all over again.
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Alexa is built right in and every pair even has a "smart listening" feature that adjusts the noise-canceling levels based on your surroundings.
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With the Supplemental Poverty Measure that adjusts the poverty threshold at the state level using housing costs, California is a very high poverty state.
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New technology includes "Wet Mode," which senses damp pavement and adjusts performance parameters to make sure your brilliant new toy stays shiny side up.
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Many of the live TV services have struggled with glitches at launch as the company adjusts to the onslaught of new users pounding their servers.
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To keep all that oomph from hitting the guardrail, a carbon-fiber front aero splitter auto-adjusts to produce up to 220 pounds of downforce.
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Backstage, a crew member lovingly adjusts the fit of Reynolds' pantyhose on her toes; another gently escorts the actress down a series of low steps.
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There's also a slider that adjusts your holdings over time – letting you literally watch your cash pile grow (or shrink, if you're a bad trader).
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You can also toggle through different volume modes, which include automatic volume leveling to highlight dialogue and a night mode that also adjusts the bass.
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The USDA, which gives its first official forecasts for new-crop corn and soybean harvests in May, rarely adjusts its outlook in the June report.
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Duvall, Reds slam Orioles CINCINNATI — Bronson Arroyo gets winded earlier as his body adjusts after more than two years away from a major league mound.
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Once policies become harsher or softer than the level preferred by the public, voters send a signal and the government adjusts the policy "temperature" accordingly.
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They may enable us to generate multiple versions of a story which can then be embedded into an adaptive film that adjusts during its screening.
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Hammond did however go on to state that some uncertainty could lie ahead as the country adjusts to its new relationship with its European counterparts.
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The user could set an ideal fit for the watch, and then it adjusts by itself to constantly stay the same tension on the wrist.
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As the beauty industry adjusts, an influx of digital-first upstarts, NakedPoppy included, will be poised to steal market share from the long-reigning giants.
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"I think it's important that youth sports addresses it, doesn't scare people, doesn't take people away from the sport but adjusts rules accordingly," said Twellman.
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Conrad previously told PEOPLE that she ordered multiple dress sizes in preparation for her bridesmaid duties as she adjusts to her changing post-baby body.
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UPS spokesman Glenn Zaccara said the company constantly evaluates and adjusts its security measures, but does not discuss them in order to maintain their effectiveness.
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How iOS 13 FaceTime Attention Correction works: it simply uses ARKit to grab a depth map/position of your face, and adjusts the eyes accordingly.
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The app lets you choose your perfect fit, and the shoe adjusts to your foot's changing size as it theoretically swells throughout a basketball game.
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Flip over the screen and the display's orientation automatically adjusts based on how you're holding it, just like on the Surface Pro 4, but better.
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These are two of the tactile controls you can use; the one on the left side adjusts incline, and the one on the right, speed.
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It adjusts forward guidance; key interest rates are expected to remain at or below current levels at least through the first half of next year.
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The Sonos app uses the mic on an iOS device to detect the room's characteristics, and then it adjusts the speaker's sound for maximum performance.
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In the case of the Home Max, the system gradually adjusts the sound to accommodate its surroundings, so there isn't a sudden shift in quality.
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Well in space, a lot of the blood that normally sits in the legs gets redistributed to the heart, and the body, once again, adjusts.
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A swipe up or down adjusts the volume, a swipe forward or back switches between tracks, and a double tap in the middle toggles playback.
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Harley-Davidson (HOG) is cutting about 200 jobs as the motorcycle maker adjusts its production schedule to account for a lower shipment forecast for 2016.
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Harley-Davidson — Harley will cut about 200 jobs as the motorcycle maker adjusts its production schedule to account for a lower shipment forecast for 2016.
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In one such portrait, a mother adjusts her children's clothing as her two young offspring gaze at the viewer from their bare-bones wooden porch.
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It automatically adjusts the tone of the screen (making it either warmer or cooler) to compensate for the color temperature of the surrounding ambient light.
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At the same time, the network of cells adjusts its internal wiring so as to make sure any error is less likely to happen again.
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Another reason for its accuracy is that the model is designed to reflect the game of today and adjusts for any changes in league rules.
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While Petrobras, as the company is known, routinely adjusts prices, the recent adjustment comes amid truckers' protests throughout Brazil, demanding a decrease in fuel prices.
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The administration is planning a gradual fiscal consolidation, reaching primary general government balance by 2020, as the economy adjusts to low long-term mining revenues.
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Replying to more emails from one person as opposed to another implies that that person and maybe the subject are more important and adjusts accordingly.
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"Target regularly reviews and adjusts our online shipping policies and practices to better serve guests and enhance our business" the retailer said in a statement.
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Note: The chart adjusts for workers receiving higher or lower wages in a new job; Data: Bureau of Labor Statistics; analysis by Jed Kolko / Indeed.
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The new model features a trio of different modes, including a battery-saving Econo and an auto feature that adjusts power as you switch surfaces.
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Alex puts a hand to her pregnant belly, just showing under a bright, floral dress, and adjusts her dark ponytail as the children disappear upstairs.
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Reactive sensors hooked up to a rainbow of lightbulbs adjusts the colors cast onto the mural, depending on how close or far the viewer gets.
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Still, it does have Qnovo adaptive charging — which "monitors and adjusts the charging current to avoid damage for battery longevity" — and USB-C on board.
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But even as the market adjusts to the next level of yields, there will be more government debt for the Treasury market to deal with.
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The car knows who you are thanks to facial recognition, and so it adjusts the seats, lighting, environmental controls, and even scents to your liking.
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As Antonio Brown adjusts to his move from Oakland, California, to Foxborough, Massachusetts, Tom Brady is opening his doors to his new, high-profile teammate.
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That system, designed to deal with potential issues that could arise from the plane's redesigned engine placement, automatically adjusts the plane's angle to prevent stalling.
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Guo lifts up the gai wan, adjusts the cap, and tilts the cup slightly until a honey amber liquid flows out gently into the teacups.
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As strange as things are right now, life adjusts and finds a new normal — and it's the least we can do for those around us.
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The sequel got into more complicated slapstick adventure, but "Paddington" keeps it simple, following the young bear as he adjusts to his new urban environs.
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In particular, the screen uses a technology Apple calls True Tone, which automatically adjusts the display's white balance to match the lighting in your surroundings.
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Oil and gas employment is trending lower as the industry adjusts to lower petroleum and natural gas prices and lower levels of activity (tmsnrt.rs/2A220nRGw).
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If the market adjusts to each new reality, it is reasonable to assume that its discounting methodology now includes a broader range of external dangers.
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It adjusts the government's level of premium assistance by age, like the Ryan plan, while also capping any individual's exposure to high premiums, like Obamacare.
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So at least then Americans have a basic sense as to what their preference is and how it's expressed, like how the company actually adjusts.
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The best measure of wages, which adjusts for changing demographics and composition of industries, is the Bureau of Labor Statistics&apos Employment Cost Index (ECI).
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The algorithm effectively adjusts underwater images to make them look like they were taken in broad daylight, making them easier for AI software to analyze.
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After years as a business executive, Ms. Trump has suddenly found herself without a clear path to walk as she adjusts to life in Washington.
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Its understated design lets it blend nicely into your room, and it has an adaptive EQ that automatically adjusts to the layout of said room.
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Risk parity is an investment strategy that dynamically adjusts portfolio allocations to stocks, bonds and commodities based on the respective volatility of the asset classes.
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Here's how it works: The script from an opening-night production is fed into speech software, which follows the performance and adjusts the captions accordingly.
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Everyone down the chain adjusts their individual decisions to the whim of the retailer, or to their best guess at the whim of the retailer.
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As the camera adjusts to the darkness, it becomes clear we now are looking at the bowels of a slave ship circa the 17th century.
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Another interesting tidbit that didn't get a lot of mention at today's event is dynamic volume adjustment, which adjusts the sound based on background noise.
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Once it's connected, Roku's software automatically adjusts the audio crossover so that bass is redirected through the subwoofer, and the speakers handle the upper range.
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The Spiva scorecard adjusts for "survivorship bias" by including the performance of funds that have been merged or shut down, typically because of poor performance.
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EditorsNote: Adjusts McClung's 1st name in lede graf; Adds city in lede graf; Adjusts 5th graf/Nova streak stat; Changed time in 14th & next-to-last grafs Freshman Mac McClung scored 21 points to lead host Georgetown past No. 17 Villanova 85-563 on Wednesday in Washington D.C. Senior Jessie Govan scored 21 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for his eighth double-double of the season.
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Like the Mini 9, it detects the brightness of the area you want to photograph and automatically adjusts the amount of flash and shutter speed accordingly.
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It adjusts how we look at the previous nine episodes – not invalidating their disturbing stories, but giving us a new lens with which to view them.
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Look under there and you'll also see the housing for an innovative hinge that automatically adjusts its resistance based on the weight of the chair's occupant.
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You don't need to do anything to switch routes: Just follow the directions indicated by the gray line and Google Maps adjusts your navigation directions accordingly.
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It's worth pointing out that both of these headphones include atmospheric pressure optimizing technology that ensures the noise-canceling adjusts properly if you're on an airplane.
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But the screen is also light sensitive, so it automatically adjusts the display using a technology called Ambient EQ. Teal, pink, slate, and white, oh my!
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The creation of new jobs is at the center of this, she said, as society adjusts to a new world order that demands greater economic equality.
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The package includes lane keeping assistance, as well as active cruise control, which maintains your speed but also adjusts it if slower vehicles enter your lane.
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The carousels on the page will change depending on the user, and every user will have a custom home screen that adjusts based on their interests.
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It desaturates the screen and adjusts the sharpness and brightness to your environment so it essentially emulates a Kindle (which itself tries to emulate real paper).
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Per Football Outsiders' DVOA metrics—which measure down-by-down success rate and adjusts for competition—they have the best defense of any remaining playoff team.
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So researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute developed a new system that listens for when a venue gets loud, and automatically adjusts announcements so they're always audible.
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One fan praises Captain America actor Chris Evans as a real-life hero decrying Nazis and hate on Twitter, while another adjusts their Spider-Man pajamas.
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Indeed, he thinks he may be able to automate the whole process, and has designed a machine which adjusts the dose in response to brainwave changes.
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The neutral scenario in which things continue as they are, humanity adjusts to living with "millions of paper cuts," the result of thoughtless, uncoordinated AI development.
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Timing differences and whether the company adjusts development starts appropriately if dispositions and contributions were to slow would determine whether the company experiences a liquidity shortfall.
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"I think the U.S. dollar will rise as the U.S. economy breaks with Obama policies and adjusts positively to the Trump lower corporate taxes," said Underwood.
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But while the world slowly adjusts to the asteroid impact and begins to move on, people begin to wonder if they really need a space program.
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Whether or not you buy that, the NU83 has a lot of other advantages like auto game mode, which automatically adjusts settings for low input lag.
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The robot's concept is similar—its color depends on tuning the electric field in a similar fashion to how the chameleon's body adjusts its guanine crystals.
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Operating Leases: Fitch adjusts the debt by adding a multiple of 8x of yearly operating lease expense related to long-term assets (EUR5003 million in FY16).
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Operating Leases: Fitch adjusts the debt by adding a multiple of 8x of yearly operating lease expense related to long-term assets (EUR297.8 million in FY16).
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The system's name implies drivers can relax behind the wheel and tend to their smartphones as the car automatically steers, changes lanes and adjusts its speed.
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Under most such treaties, the U.S. cannot apply the Buy American law for contracts worth more than $10.1 million, an amount that adjusts every two years.
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I also discovered that my new arm has an auto-grip function that can sense when you're about to drop something, so it adjusts your grip.
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They finished fourth in the regular season in run defense DVOA, a statistic that measures effectiveness on a play-by-play basis and adjusts for defenses.
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Once your brain adjusts — and it will take a few minutes of disorientation to do so — the system proves surprisingly adept at simulating a space environment.
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If it registers that hit, a custom app on a computer then controls the music playing and adjusts the tempo to how fast players are volleying.
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The Sunbeam Queen Size Heated Blanket not only feels soft to the touch, but the heat adjusts on its own to stay at your ideal temperature.
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There are two power buttons: one on the base of the battery and the one on the back of the device, which also adjusts the speeds.
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" The globalist economist looks up from his international-trade-agreement-making bench, adjusts his spectacles, and says, "Come back Monday, when I will be at Davos.
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VER: THERE SHOULD BE BUT IT'S REALLY, REALLY, REALLY DANGEROUS FOR BITCOIN CORE HOLDERS BECAUSE OF THE WAY THE MINING DIFFICULTY ALGORITHM ADJUSTS FOR BITCOIN CORE.
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The goal was to create a system that measures glucose levels and adjusts insulin levels on its own — a long-sought after goal in diabetes management.
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You know, when Hawk adjusts his grip on Hurley, who outweighs him by 100 pounds, and finally—per his estranged son's wishes—goes over the top?
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This bit houses a front-facing fan inside a ring that lights up when power is turned on and adjusts color based on air quality readings.
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Still, until Buxton adjusts, it's fair to worry that he will go on the much larger pile of prospects who were devoured by poor plate judgment.
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The clock is pitched at existing Alexa users who could use it to set timers, countdowns or alarms, while it automatically adjusts to seasonal time changes.
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It is opioid withdrawal–mediated pain that over time, as their brain adjusts to the new lower dose, they'll be back at their original pain level.
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The generator then adjusts its parameters for creating cat faces based on how well the discriminator is able to tell the real and generated images apart.
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Schwab is overseeing more changes at his firm, as it adjusts to a low-interest-rate environment (most of its revenue comes from interest on assets).
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Some, including the IMF, have argued that China already contributes more to global growth on a purchasing power parity basis, which adjusts for differences in prices.
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It's a "closed loop" system that monitors and adjusts itself, and it requires enormous computing power — more, Gross says, than was available even five years ago.
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My calculation, which borrows from an approach used by economists (and occasional Upshot contributor) Ernie Tedeschi, adjusts for demographic shifts by controlling for age and sex.
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The company has since introduced technology that recognizes when space is deemed to be covered by Coppa and adjusts its practices accordingly, according to the settlement.
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Our reporters look at the political expediency of the rapprochement as the region adjusts to President Trump, and also detail the many obstacles to real change.
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The Georgia Public Service Commission approves plans for new power plants and then adjusts electricity rates to ensure utilities receive a "reasonable" return on their investment.
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They compared the fuel economy of cars using adaptive cruise control to those without the system, which automatically adjusts to the speed of the car ahead.
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And while he no doubt weighs what he sees and adjusts his fire accordingly, his measure of the world seems to be tilting away from him.
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It also adjusts for declines of up to 3% and inclines up to 15%, and features a top speed of up to 12 miles per hour.
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The days since the election have seen other dramatic turnabouts as the country adjusts to the end of decades of control by the former governing party.
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It's made from ultra-flexible, BPA-free polyethylene and nylon that adjusts to the amount of liquid in it and can be rolled, folded, or flattened.
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Com Technology Co Ltd * Says it adjusts buyout fund size to 300 million yuan ($43.45 million) from 600 million yuan previously Source text in Chinese: bit.
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We have always been a nation that self-corrects and adjusts with our changing population, economy and the wants, needs, and dreams of the American people.
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The pace of project execution across the wider real-estate sector may also experience a slowdown at least until the industry adjusts to the new paradigm.
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It's doubtful that this significantly adjusts the economic outlook, but it should help moderate some of the biggest swings in the government of Canada bonds market.
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After the pot has come up to a simmer for a few minutes, she adds in the coconut milk, tastes everything, and adjusts her salt accordingly.
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Hillary Clinton unveiled a proposal on Tuesday that adjusts a few parameters in the tax code — but would be a huge deal for the poorest Americans.
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Popular team compositions change as developer Blizzard Entertainment adjusts the game's balance, tweaking the different characters' power and abilities to make it fun, interesting, and fair.
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It adjusts the parameters of mining Ethereum, reducing the rewards miners get for discovering new blocks, and delays Ethereum's self-imposed deadline clock called the difficulty bomb.
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After a few days, my skin adjusts to it and there isn't too much discomfort, although I'm always glad to follow it up with a moisturizing serum.
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As the astronaut's body adjusts to weightlessness, their body fluids become more evenly distributed and the body doesn't have to work as hard to regulate blood pressure.
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If your device supports the display tech, there's also a True Tone toggle switch which adjusts the white balance, brightness, and contrast for a better reading experience.
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Zainab Omar, center, adjusts her hair as she stands in front of her tent at the refugee and migrant camp in Idomeni, Greece, Sunday, March 26, 22016.
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It adjusts the previous day's U.S. crude prices using the change in the corresponding WTI futures contract from the U.S. close to the Singapore 4:30 p.m.
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Pure ANC also evaluates fit and adjusts for leakage caused by hair, earrings, different ear shapes, and movement of your head as you go about the day.
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MosaLingua, for one, is an all-in-one platform and personalized learning tool that adjusts to your level and schedule to help you learn a new language.
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Like that product, the Max automatically adjusts its screen's white balance to give the illusion that you're looking at printed paper whenever your photos are being displayed.
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Yet lawyers say the requirement can be overlooked until the government adjusts related documents to make it mandatory for everyone in Russia to comply with the decree.
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That is, Dactyl "figures out" what gravity is, and which of its limbs work, and then adjusts its strategy based on its new understanding of the world.
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They come with an auto-leveling system that adjusts the beams based on the pitch of the car and automatically dim when they detect an oncoming car.
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Using a customer's ZIP code, Verifly places potential policy holders in a risk territory, which then adjusts the price of the insurance based on historical loss data.
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But many climate experts fear that if Washington leaves the Paris accord, or adjusts down its commitments, other countries could follow suit and global emissions could surge.
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The marquee feature is a kind of dynamic cropping that constantly adjusts the angle depending on how many people are in the frame and where they're moving.
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It boasts an algorithm that analyzes songs, seven tweeters that offer great sound at every angle, and an A8 chip that adjusts the sound quality for you.
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This is how The Wall Street Journal describes how the service works:Grammarly learns from the vast amount of writing it ingests, and it adjusts based on usage.
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The snap shows the art gallery director carrying a paper bag while Lawrence, 28, adjusts her coat, showing off her left-hand ring finger front and center.
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On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission will be voting on a measure that adjusts how they handle complaints — and Democratic House members are not happy about it.
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Dolby Vision adjusts the brightness and color of scenes with metadata, and supports up to a 12-bit color depth and higher peak brightness targets than HDR10.
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Instead of tweaking endless settings or upgrading hardware, the game itself automatically adjusts to give players a fair chance when increased latency reduces their odds of winning.
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An LCD screen on the Dyson V11 lets you easily switch between three cleaning modes, including a new 'Auto' mode that adjusts suction power on-the-fly.
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SmartSound adjusts automatically, so when I come out of the subway, the noise-canceling chills out a bit and then I don't get hit by a car.
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The therapy adjusts the patient's own T cells—white blood cells that act like bouncers on behalf the body's immune system to detect and attack cancer cells.
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He wrote a book called Black Skin White Masks about the effect of racism upon the victim and how the victim adjusts to society's perceptions of them.
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While President Trump adjusts his positions on so many other topics like trade, health care, and Russia, he's remained steadfast and clear in regards to North Korea.
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Kelly also said he thinks his coordination is a bit off as he adjusts back to life with gravity, noting some trouble he had shooting basketballs Thursday.
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Wilson said the donations will help ensure that Nathan Johnson doesn't have to tour for the next six months while he adjusts to life with his newborn.
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The Pro 22 also has a great new feature called "True Tone" that adjusts the color of the screen, which isn't available on the larger iPad Pro.
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According to Nike, the shoe automatically adjusts to the athlete's foot, and can be adjusted by plus and minus buttons located on the sides of the sneaker.
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But as Bigger adjusts to his new life in the ultra-rich white world the Daltons inhabit, things take a sharp turn, sending his life into turmoil.
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Cruz's spot adjusts the frame a bit, substituting in a Clinton character, along with a couple of her aides, and exchanging the printer for a computer drive.
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He slips a little at the start, but then adjusts himself, only for his ass to almost bring him down upon landing before finally getting back up.
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It's also been equipped with Samsung's "Adaptive Sound" feature, which automatically analyzes and adjusts the sound of your content to make sure you hear every word clearly.
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But in order to limit the supply of coins, the system adjusts the difficulty of the maths problems in response to computers entering or leaving its network.
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Not only are they extremely comfortable, they also have a concealed button that adjusts the hem, so you can wear them with heels or flats within seconds.
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The RMS Beauty Un Cover-up only comes in 16 shades, but the formula adjusts to your unique skin tone so your skin will still look natural.
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The question is whether some of these names will get on board if Mr. Trump adjusts his behavior over the next few weeks, Andrew Ross Sorkin says.
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If you take a call with a Wi-Fi connection, but step out of it, the app alerts you and adjusts the pixels without a noticeable jump.
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"Like any responsible business, Pimco constantly adjusts its resources to capitalize on changing markets and investment opportunities for clients," Pimco spokesman Michael Reid said in an email.
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He adjusts his Blackness to 1.5 for a phone call with a prospective employer, and raises it to a 10 when he joins a radical protest movement.
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People smile and say sweet things that I will not recall later on — but if the bride or groom adjusts a smile two degrees, I am mesmerized.
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The Reno 2's night mode adjusts settings to help prevent lights on the buildings from getting blown out, which based on this shot, is largely successful.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore adjusts monetary policy by managing the exchange rate of the Singapore dollar against a basket of currencies of its major trading partners.
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MEXICAN STATE OIL COMPANY PEMEX ADJUSTS K CONSTANT IN PRICING FORMULA FOR MAYA CRUDE SHIPMENTS TO EUROPE, INDIA AND THE MIDDLE EAST FOR JAN DELIVERY TO -10.05
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The SNB regularly reviews the basis for calculating negative interest and adjusts it as necessary, in order to ensure room for manoeuvre in monetary policy going forward.
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The Ultra comes with a new night-listening mode that automatically adjusts the volume, so quiet sounds are a bit louder and loud ones are slightly quieter.
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Whether you have all day to cook a meal or you get home from work and want dinner ASAP, you need an appliance that adjusts with you.
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ZINOMAN I no longer think van Hove adjusts his techniques to fit or illuminate the text so much as he shoehorns the material into his particular aesthetic.
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Everyone adjusts to a new normal, identifies where opportunities are and finds point-people in the White House and on Capitol Hill who can advance their agendas.
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OPEC with Russia and other non-OPEC producers are now set to decide whether OPEC+ extends or adjusts the supply deal that involves cutting 1.2 million bpd.
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It tweaked its envisaged 2020 structural surplus — which adjusts for swings in the economy — to 700 million francs from the 400 million it had projected in February.
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The whole process starts with a video visit and then continues through the recovery period as the specialist sees photos or video of the workouts and adjusts accordingly.
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First, an operator wearing a VR headset moves the arm to a desired object, lowers the gripper, and adjusts the two clamps until a firm grip is established.
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Julia Jean-Baptiste, the lead singer of Pendentif, another such band, agrees: her group adjusts the level of the vocals "to allow them to blend with the synthesisers".
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Tommy Noonan, founder of ReviewMeta, a tool that adjusts a product's rating by discounting dubious reviews, says that "cheap, knock-off electronic gizmos," typically fall in this category.
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As the babysitter (Melonie Diaz) of premiere "Ralphie" adjusts to her new surroundings, it's clear something is going to go in a truly strange direction at any moment.
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Unlike the G3, however, the arm of the massage gun adjusts over a range of 80 degrees so it's even easier to get to hard-to-reach muscles.
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Russia has drawn up a three-year budget plan as it adjusts to weak oil prices and Western sanctions, after passing a one-year crisis budget for 2016.
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That is because the system already adjusts your benefits for your age, for each year you work and the income you take in while receiving benefits, he said.
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Here's a quick refresher of what that "boondoggle" is: Medicare pays hospitals for their services and adjusts those payments every year based on local labor costs and wages.
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Here's how the company describes it: It automatically analyzes the acoustics, adjusts the sound based on the speaker's location, and separates the music into direct and ambient sound.
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Huawei has its own version of Apple's True Tone tech, which adjusts color temperature in accordance with ambient light around the phone: it's subtle and works brilliantly well.
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Master AI is a trained-up image recognition system that quickly (usually instantly) recognizes the circumstances of what you're trying to capture and adjusts the camera's processing accordingly.
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"When the foot hits the foot bed, the adaptive lacing adjusts the cabling system to a comfortable level around the foot," Tiffany Beers, Senior Innovator at Nike, says.
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They look more like webpages than magazine pages, and because they're specifically coded in the Apple News format, this content is responsive and adjusts to different screen sizes.
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Medela's two clinically-tested pumping rhythms — paired with the Responsive Pump Technology — adjusts to mom's body and environment to provide comfort, ease, and an unprecedented amount of control.
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Walking through the installations, one slowly realizes that the lighting in the gallery adjusts, light to dark to light again — a subtle, sped-up dawn-to-dusk simulation.
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You can even use IFTTT to link your mirror with Google Calendar so that the mirror auto-adjusts to its restaurant lighting when you have a dinner reservation.
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As the brain adjusts to normal patterns and returns to healthy cycles and stages, the shift between REM and NREM is erratic, with electrical brain waves changing rapidly.
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His salsa verde is made of parsley, mint, basil, marjoram, rosemary, but this calculus self-adjusts depending on both his mood and whatever he's found in the market.
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The law also adjusts abortion practices to be regulated under public health law rather than criminal law, and allows other health officials including licensed midwives to perform abortions.
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The assumption is that third party applications that track refunds have made an impact on how Amazon adjusts its pricing algorithm and has resulted in lowering margins retroactively.
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Pros: Withstands extreme conditions, waterproof outer shell, soft fleece lining, adjusts for a snug and secure fitCons: Significantly more expensive than some brands, measurements required for optimal fit
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"Mercedes is continuously examining conditions in all markets and regions with a view to market growth and sales prospects and adjusts it's market strategy accordingly," the spokesperson said.
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"Like any responsible business, Pimco constantly adjusts its resources to capitalize on changing markets and investment opportunities for clients," Pimco spokesman Michael Reid said in an email statement.
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Even if this happens only once or twice before the moderator catches it and adjusts, time has been wasted and other higher-priority issues pushed to the side.
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These sequences aren't scripted; instead, the actors lip-synch the words of the drunk person, which means that the dialogue continually adjusts to pauses, burps, and impaired tangents.
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In theory, a developed industrial country like the United States adjusts to import competition by moving workers into more advanced industries that can successfully compete in global markets.
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I examined the participants in the last 248 Super Bowls using Football Outsiders' Value Over Average (VOA) system, which essentially adjusts teams' production for their strength of schedule.
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Inside the newsroom, he is viewed as an energetic evangelist of the online-first mentality that The Times has increasingly adopted as it adjusts to the digital age.
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These headphones from Cowin feature active noise-cancelling technology that adjusts based on your surroundings, or in other words, quiets the chaos and lets you listen in peace.
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Cresuer Enegarm Wireless Car Charger — $34.99 See Details Boasting multiple charging modes and equipped with fully automatic detection, the Cresuer Enegarm 2 adjusts accordingly to different usage scenarios.
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While she adjusts her sponsored content prices based on the brand and the type of advertising opportunity, her base rate for an Instagram post is $1,200, she said.
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Rivera adjusts the lights even lower than normal for a birthday surprise, and it emerges that he can even control the mood lighting behind the kitchen's vent hood.
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These coils are covered with a transition layer of memory foam, and then a patented layer of foam called TitanFlex that adjusts to your body as you move.
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The market is anxious about how the agency adjusts forecasts for crop exports to China, after Washington and Beijing agreed on a Phase 1 trade agreement last month.
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Martin Scorsese&aposs latest film follows an Irish hit man as he adjusts to mob life — with the help of Pesci, who plays his mob mentor of sorts.
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He said it was natural for the peso to show volatility as it adjusts to market conditions and all the "short-term uncertainties" such as heightened geopolitical tension.
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When the New York Times profiled Mike Piazza in February, it offered a view of the Hall of Famer as he adjusts to owning an Italian soccer team.
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The 690 auto-adjusts its height to scoot under furniture and can tackle most any floor types, so you can seriously sit back and let it do its thing.
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He's a long way from even attempting that right now as he adjusts to life in the halfway house: Koehler emphasizes that Yusuf is still in a fragile place.
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In recent years, some studios have considered shortening the window to two weeks, as the film industry adjusts to shrinking DVD sales and consumers' binge-watching habits at home.
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Bitmovin is aiming to start solving some of these issues through a technology called adaptive streaming, which dynamically adjusts video quality depending on the user's device and internet connection.
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These headphones even have anatomy calibration to tailor sound to your ear and integrated head tracking that adjusts the audio intricately to sound perfect no matter where you move.
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Thanks to Bio-Mimic Technology that uses plants to match the structure of skin, the lotion provides up to 24-hours of hydration and auto-adjusts throughout the day.
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" The world, he said, "adjusts to stupid laws, they don't pay any attention to them and you get burned later on, like a 25 mile per hour speed limit.
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As the car accelerates or steers sideways, the movements are logged by a computer installed in the car's trunk which adjusts the passenger's view in the VR goggles accordingly.
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Although it offers up the same kind of pH-balancing formula that adjusts to your unique body heat, it's the flattering purple and green finish that won us over.
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Now, as the family adjusts to life without its patriarch, the Giudices have no doubts about their decision to follow him if he is forced to leave the country.
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The headphones are supposed to stay in place during a workout thanks to a rubber fin at the top of each earpiece that adjusts to a user's ear shape.
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Virginia governors can only serve a single, non-renewable, four-year term, which means state government takes a new turn no sooner than it adjusts to an older one.
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But it's tough to use a dim screen in bright environments, so most phones offer an auto-brightness mode that automatically adjusts the screen's brightness based on ambient light.
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Jet's innovative pricing model, which adjusts the cost to shoppers as they add items to their cart, would "greatly assist" Wal-Mart with its own online site, Malison said.
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Staying in Italy, Carrefour – Europe's largest food retailer – said it could cut up to 4 percent of its Italian workforce as it adjusts to slowing sales in the country.
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According to Breville, it's a smart method of heating that automatically adjusts heat to move where and when it's needed and can reduce cooking time by up to 30%.
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Mexico's government adjusts fuel taxes on a weekly basis in an effort to avoid abrupt changes in prices for consumers, but cannot completely mitigate shifts in international crude prices.
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Adobe attributes the difference to the fact that it adjusts for the number of units consumers purchase of each product, whereas the CPI uses only prices across product categories.
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By getting into a routine of getting up early and experiencing daylight your body clock adjusts to sleep earlier in the evenings, ridding you of those restless nights. 4.
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However, we think the U.S. dollar has much less room to appreciate this year as the U.S. adjusts to a more gradual timetable for rate hikes, among other factors.
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You could use IFTTT to completely skip the Nest Cam step and set a rule that automatically adjusts the mirror to the overcast lighting preset on a cloudy day.
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Protecting the glass remainsa concern as Washington adjusts to playing the extended 2-3 zone defense newcoach Mike Hopkins has brought with him from his two decades at Syracuse.
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Basse, the Joe & The Juice patriarch, adjusts his TED Talk-worthy headset and ascends the stage looking straight out of GQ. His speech is not what I was expecting.
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Fitch adjusts EA's EBITDA for the net effect of revenue deferral from online-enabled games and calculates debt/adjusted EBITDA leverage at 0.6x, also strong for the current IDR.
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I also generally prefer reading and working on the MacBook Pro since it has Apple's True Tone technology, which adjusts color to match the ambient light of your surroundings.
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One more tip: My friends at The Upshot publish the best election-night scoreboard anywhere, because it adjusts vote totals for the parts of the state they're coming from.
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The critically-acclaimed show was also beloved by fans, and follows a inmate named Piper as she adjusts to her life in prison and navigates personal relationships behind bars.
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Over the first few episodes of the season, Luke adjusts to caring for a child June shares with someone other than himself — newly promoted commander Nick Blaine (Max Minghella).
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"I could have never worked as hard at being a makeup artist as I do this," she says, then neatly adjusts a navy Bill Blass coat on its hanger.
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For instance, on a freeway the light might create a carpet of light that illuminates the driver's own lane brightly and adjusts dynamically when he or she changes lanes.
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For decades, oil prices have been pushed higher and lower by OPEC, the Saudi Arabia-led group that adjusts supply based on market dynamics and their own self interests.
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As the character shakes her platinum curls and adjusts the high-cut costume, she is oblivious to a sublime stand of tall pines framing her figure in the shot.
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Mr Macron promises to close the pension deficit by 2025, and the idea is to put in an automatic mechanism that adjusts the contribution rules as life expectancy increases.
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Banks keep their extra cash on deposit at the central bank, and the Fed adjusts interest rates by changing how it pays on those excess holdings, commonly called reserves.
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Banks keep their extra cash on deposit at the central bank, and the Fed adjusts interest rates by changing how it pays on those excess holdings, commonly called reserves.
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That's why it's so important that financial planning is a process, not a one-time event, that flexes and adjusts with you and the financial environment over the years.
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MEXICAN STATE OIL COMPANY PEMEX ADJUSTS K CONSTANT IN PRICING FORMULA FOR MAYA CRUDE SHIPMENTS TO U.S. WEST COAST AND THE AMERICAS' PACIFIC COAST FOR JAN DELIVERY TO -6.65
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In an effort to avoid abrupt changes in prices for consumers, the government adjusts fuel taxes on a weekly basis, but cannot completely mitigate shifts in international crude prices.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments - Fitch adjusts for leases capitalised applying a capitalisation factor of 8.0x to arrive at a debt-equivalent figure for the computation of leverage metrics.
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The impasse has also added another crisis to Mr. Trump's turbulent presidency as he adjusts to working in an era in which he must now share power with Democrats.
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Deloitte specialist Jeff Matthews explained that these commercial providers stand to benefit from NASA budget, although it has yet to be seen what Congress adjusts before approving the budget.
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In fact there are seven people, if we count the additional shadow in the foreground, the photographer's — and further figures emerge as the eye adjusts to the deep background.
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He told CNBC in August that he was particularly impressed with Jet's pricing algorithm, which adjusts when consumers opt to buy in bulk or choose other cost-saving shipping options.
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The front also features two microphones to beckon Google Assistant and something called an Ambient EQ sensor that gives the display a photorealistic quality that adjusts based on lighting conditions.
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The Moatize and Nacala transactions should help reduce Vale's fundraising needs in coming years as the world's No. 1 iron ore producer adjusts to an era of lower commodities prices.
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First American's Real House Price Index not only adjusts for inflation, but also median income in the area and interest rates on mortgages to gauge how affordable a home is.
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But, check out the clip ... Olivia's clearly looking out for Numero Uno and her friends are there to make sure she adjusts back to her normal life amid the scandal.
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Of course, breast milk naturally adjusts its composition as the baby grows and develops, but, without the contact that accompanies latching, it won't change with the same speed and responsiveness.
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He added that the Fed's decision in January to halt further rate increases was a "huge" change that might still lead to higher inflation as the economy adjusts to it.
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A feature called Ambient EQ automatically adjusts both the screen brightness and color temperature in an attempt to make the photos on the display look like an actual framed photo.
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Gasoline prices could continue to rise into the weekend, as the East Coast market adjusts to the loss of the Philadelphia refinery, which was 23.66% of the region's refining capacity.
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Alongside their voice assistant functionality, these new headphones are also equipped with what Jabra is calling its SmartSound technology, which adjusts the sound settings based on noise in your environment.
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Until China's own raw materials supply chain re-adjusts to reduced flows of concentrate from Myanmar, exports of refined metal are likely going to be capped at relatively modest levels.
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It's more predictable, and I think most people will prefer this behavior, but I'm an old person who actually adjusts ringer volume a lot, so it's less convenient for me.
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Dispensary inventories might be low in the coming weeks as newly compliant products make their way onto shelves, but the market will even out as the industry adjusts to change.
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Tomas Satoransky is an intriguing prospect who should turn into a solid role player as he adjusts to being stateside, but right now he's a turnover machine who can't shoot.
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Voice from the Stone, which will arrive in theaters April 28, follows Verena (Emilia Clarke), a nanny, as she adjusts to her new job taking care of a troubled child.
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At the end of the handle, the spoon has a short, flexible, robotic component that constantly adjusts to the user's movements to ensure the spoon stays level—hence the name.
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Based on user bounce rates shown by the data, the Twitter app now adjusts for slow connections and downgrades images or videos, to help the user experience along, Lee said.
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MUNICH, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Volkswagen plans to shrink its European dealer network and introduce online sales as the cost-cutting automaker adjusts to changing purchasing habits in the digital age.
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Other neat little gems include the GIF keyboard and Night Light (works just like iOS's Night Shift mode and adjusts the screen to a warmer color temperature for nighttime use).
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The good news is that you have easy access to AF/AE Lock by holding your finger down on the screen, and dragging your finger up and down adjusts exposure.
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Instead of moving components around to compensate for vibrations, the phone samples the gyroscope at up to 200 times per second and digitally adjusts the image according to those readings.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments - Fitch adjusts for leases capitalised by applying a capitalisation factor of 2000x to arrive at a debt-equivalent figure for the computation of leverage metrics.
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Orrenius points out where the disadvantages of immigration primarily accrue: Competing workers' wages fall, at least in the initial transition period as the economy adjusts to the new labor inflow.
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Miami took the opener 6-3 but totaled five runs in losing the next two as the offense adjusts to life without Giancarlo Stanton in the middle of the lineup.
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Its computer program processes a complicated array of data sent by sensors in the brook that measure, among other things, water levels and temperature, and then adjusts flow rates accordingly.
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He gets green tomatoes and adjusts their flavor with oranges and anato—a seasoning that in Mexico we call achiote—to give the right color and flavor to the salsa.
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There's also a control panel on the left side that electronically adjusts the desk's height up to 3.8 feet, so users can tower above their weak-willed seated co-workers.
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Owen is in his 20s now, and the film also follows him as he adjusts to living semi-independently for the first time, in a community with resources and assistance.
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Instead, we can now expect a growing sense of ease in Tehran about exerting its influence, even as it adjusts to the tough economic sanctions that were reimposed last week.
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This task light automatically simulates natural lighting with the help of its sleek optical head that detects changes in light and motion and adjusts the brightness and color temperature accordingly.
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A LOVELY SUNDAY FOR CREVE COEUR A high school teacher dreams of romance but adjusts to reality in Tennessee Williams's compassionate tragicomedy about four women living in 1930s St. Louis.
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Mr. Trump, who trusts few people and adjusts to new advisers gradually, railed at his new chief of staff over the story, according to one person close to the president.
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The 43-inch Class NU6900 TV from Samsung (pictured above) is an LED display with HDR10+ formatting that adjusts the picture quality so that darker scenes are easy to see.
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Unlike their predecessor, the new Pixel Buds feature a truly wireless design, as well as "adaptive sound" technology, which automatically adjusts the volume depending on the environment that you're in.
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It also packs the True Tone tech from the iPad Pro, which adjusts the color temperature of the screen depending on your environment, making it easier to see and read.
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Disney explains that it periodically adjusts incentives based on hiring needs, but if it's having a problem attracting what it calls cast members, it could squeeze the segment's operating margin.
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Caesar says the root cause of the problem may have to do with a failure in Amazon's auto-scaling feature, which automatically detects traffic fluctuations and adjusts server capacity accordingly.
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Even consulted audiologists and sound designers to develop the EarPrint technology, which automatically adjusts the sound based on where the listener is, whether in a quiet room or a subway.
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Corbyn: "my son is on Instagram, and asked me to mention that he is *adjusts glasses* 'blazeboii420xx' and to smash... smash that follow button, whatever that means Mr. Zuckerberg" pic.twitter.
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Researchers are also continuing to collect samples and run tests on the twins now that Kelly is back on the ground to see how he adjusts to life on the planet.
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What exactly the company plans to do with those is still unclear, but we can probably expect news on that front over the next few months as the program adjusts focus.
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Shoppers love its smart cleaner head, which automatically adjusts itself when it detects hardwoods or carpets, and its versatile wand, which can be detached to clean surfaces your vacuum can't reach.
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Much like how babies are constantly adjusting their behavior when attempting something new, BRETT also approaches unique problems, fails at first, and then adjusts over repeated attempts and under new constraints.
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It measures the points scored and allowed per possession for every team in the country and for all of their opponents, and adjusts each college's performance to produce an overall ranking.
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The phone has extremely thin bezels, and the display is very visible in direct light conditions, thanks to Xiaomi's Sunlight Display tech, which adjusts contrast for each pixel in real time.
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The International Monetary Fund's solution to this problem is to use a formula involving purchasing power parity or P.P.P., which adjusts for the relative value of currencies and their purchasing power.
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Lincoln is also playing up the vehicle's smooth ride, made possible by a new suspension system and a part-time all-wheel drive system that adjusts to road and weather conditions.
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Present someone with a circumstance in which a very selfish individual could take money from another participant, and the player adjusts his ideas about what sort of behaviour counts as fair.
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For instance, "Hey BMW, I feel tired" triggers a vitality program that adjusts the lighting mood, music and temperature, among other things, in order to make the driver feel more awake.
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Harley-Davidson plans to cut about 200 positions as the company adjusts its production schedule due to a lower forecast for motorcycle shipments in 2016, a company spokeswoman said on Thursday.
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The one on the left can adjust noise cancellation on the fly — you can drown out the background noise or let it through — and the one on the right adjusts volume.
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It's getting Apple's True True display technology, which (similar to other Apple devices) automatically adjusts the display based on ambient light for more natural colors, along with a $100 price drop.
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Two sticks control the drone's direction and altitude and a wheel on the side adjusts the direction of the camera, as a live feed displays hi-res on the small screen.
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Or they do nothing and suffer the exhausting consequences; the body eventually adjusts at a slow pace of about one hour a day, taking up to three days to catch up.
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" He's nine hours ahead in Kurdistan, and Hama says he adjusts his schedule as necessary to talk to his family: "When they call, it doesn't matter what I'm doing, I answer.
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According to Ars, the software intelligently analyzes each SDR video frame-by-frame and then assigns it a "lighting style" an appropriate profile that basically adjusts the picture's lightness and contrast.
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Rather, this feature continually monitors the air quality of your home, and automatically adjusts the fan speed and operation as necessary to help you make the most out of your purifier.
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If there is a discrepancy between the national average and what we'd expect the national popular vote to be based on the state averages, the model adjusts the state polls slightly.
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"If you continue to stress your body over and over again, instead of returning to the same set point, it adjusts its internal set points and moves higher," Dr. Lynn added.
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Fitch also adjusts American Family's operating leverage to exclude the life insurance subsidiary that is stacked underneath the property/casualty operations and operating leverage increases to 1.3x at year end 2016.
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This series is going to be won or lost on the perimeter, and whichever team better adjusts to the other's guards and wings figures to move on to the next round.
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But as Europe adjusts to the reality of self-isolation, there are signs social media can bring out the best in people, not just the boastful or argumentative bits many decry.
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But as Europe adjusts to the reality of self-isolation, there are signs social media can bring out the best in people, not just the boastful or argumentative bits many decry.
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THEN YOU'LL MOVE UP FROM THERE AND LOOK, THAT'S WHAT WILL BE. YOU KNOW WHATEVER THAT ADJUSTMENT, BECAUSE THE CURRENCY ADJUSTS, THAT'S WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF THAT'S THE WAY IT GOES.
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The Sony WH-CH700N wireless headphones take it one step further with artificial intelligence noise cancelling technology that adjusts to your environment, so you can eliminate unwanted noise as you travel.
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Just as Othello adjusts his language in speaking to the senators, Keith code-switches between proper round tones and the casual "ain't" when moving from his exterior to his interior voice.
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No one knows how Williams will feel after she becomes a mother and Mouratoglou said everything will depend on how the 23-times grand slam winner adjusts to her new life.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Friday it was reexamining a rule that adjusts civil penalties related to the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards for inflation.
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Model Earth adjusts itself to match real Earth, to take into account all the observations fed in by "flying satellites, buoys and balloons," and then it races ahead in fast-forward.
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"The operator, as he lases the target, instantly gets an aim point and the system adjusts for ballistics instead of the operator trying to figure things out," Fiorellini told Task & Purpose.
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The movie also has a weird fixation on the idea that the biggest box office hits are also the movies that deserve the most discussion, and adjusts their screen time accordingly.
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Mr Abe should also create more incentives for locals to work longer, with a formula that automatically adjusts the timing and generosity of public pensions to reflect rising life expectancy and contributions.
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It automatically adjusts its brightness based on the ambient lighting in and around your car, so even when you're staring at a bright sunlit road ahead, the UI never gets washed out.
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Kim Kardashian West begins to settle into her new role as a mother of two, and Kourtney Kardashian adjusts to life with ex Scott Disick living in his new house next door.
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The 7-inch display doesn't knock your socks off with image quality, although the new Ambient EQ function that adjusts to your lighting to create a more analog-looking screen is nice.
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And thanks to the SmartCharge feature that adjusts output to maximize charging speed, you won't have to wait long for your armada of Apple/Android devices to be back up and running.
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From person to person, situation to situation, Lambert adjusts what she wants others in her life to know or think they know, playing with the possibilities inherent in the space of and.
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The screen also adjusts to the color temperature of the room like Apple's True Tone tech — Google calls it Ambient EQ — but it's so subtle that it's hard to actually see it.
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At the moment, the camera is trained to recognize eight specific categories: The phone then adjusts the settings based on what it's shooting — kind of an Artificial Intelligent Auto, if you will.
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Many homeowners, however, also have home equity lines of credit and those are directly pegged to the prime rate, which means there is a more immediate change when the Fed adjusts rates.
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It remains firmly parked until you step on the board, at which point it measures your weight and adjusts for the desired ride mode as defined ahead of time in the app.
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There's the actual mechanics at the bottom of the bed that physically move you up and down, but there's also the air chamber, which adjusts to your position to make you comfortable.
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It adjusts quickly, it has a ton of bubble-levels, it has very smooth panning (important for video), and, last but not least, it uses an Arca-type plate (see next section).
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Part of the reason I was able to execute these risky moves is the additional "G-Mode," a system that adjusts the way the vehicle responds to steering, gear changes, and acceleration.
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In response, it adjusts your music, puts your browser into a focus mode, and, should the thought-sprint persist for too long or become too extreme, suggests taking a five minute break.
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All of this is overseen by a computer program (nicknamed "the Brain") that monitors the growing conditions in each pallet and adjusts their balance of gases and nutrients for optimal growing conditions.
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This chart is not only the best illustration of that data I've ever seen, it also adjusts for age—older Americans are less likely to recover from injuries sustained in a crash.
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The latter utilizes built-in sensor technology that measures speed and torque, and adjusts to pedaling style and force to deliver an added boost of motor-assisted speed at key moments, e.g.
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It also adjusts its brightness automatically for the amount of light in the room and gets appropriately dim at night so it's not shining into your eyes when you're trying to sleep.
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It has bought Sweet Earth vegetarian foods and Blue Bottle coffee in September and Chameleon Cold-Brew coffee in November as it adjusts to a market where customers favour smaller, independent brands.
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Microsoft automatically adjusts your skin tone to the surroundings and textures, and you can make other edits with lighting and tilting and resizing your face, before sharing it on other social channels.
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According to the inventor, it's easy to install on most horizontal or vertical blinds, and then adjusts the angle automatically based on the amount of light, the time of day, or temperature.
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When someone steps into the shoe, "a custom motor and gear train senses the tension needed by the foot and adjusts accordingly to keep the foot snug," explained the release by Nike.
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Data on background checks is collected by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the NSSF adjusts it to remove checks for conceal-carry permits so that it better reflects actual gun purchases.
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SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ADJUSTMENTS - Leases: Fitch adjusts pro-forma merged group debt amount by adding 8x of yearly operating lease expense to long-term assets (estimated at around EUR10,094m in 2016).
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While that sounds like a lot now, the website also adjusts for ticket price inflation from the last 2139.2 years, meaning the movie made the equivalent of $225 million in today's time.
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More importantly, though, this phone dynamically adjusts its refresh rate, going from as high as 120Hz (twice the typical 60Hz, meaning 60fps) right down to just 8003Hz when the screen is idling.
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The local sourcing target comes at a time of significant financial stress in Saudi Arabia, as the Gulf's largest economy adjusts to lower oil prices and reduced state spending and economic growth.
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"We think the shares are likely to fall to the mid-70s this morning, as the market adjusts to a lower probability of a successful transaction," Morgan Stanley said in a note.
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SoftBank would enter the fray at Uber as the company adjusts to a new CEO amid a series of scandals, including a scathing workplace culture investigation and a regulatory ban in London.
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The third generation Nest Learning Thermostat adjusts your settings as it learns your habits and can help you slash your energy bill significantly — and it's up to $50.99 off at Amazon today.
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A committee staff member adjusts the name placard for Attorney General William Barr, who declined to show up on Thursday for a second day of testimony before the House Judiciary Committee. Rep.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Apple – Apple faces multiple lawsuits in federal courts over its admission that it adjusts power in older phones to prevent possible shutdowns.
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It bought Sweet Earth vegetarian foods and Blue Bottle coffee in September and Chameleon Cold-Brew coffee in November as it adjusts to a market in which customers favor smaller, independent brands.
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The Act enhances benefits, adjusts the COLA to reflect seniors' needs, cuts taxes for almost 12 million seniors and ensures no one who has worked their whole life will retire into poverty.
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Wall Street is on track to reverse three consecutive years of profit declines, but bonuses and jobs continue to shrink as the industry adjusts to a postcrisis world, a new report shows.
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The Nova features an impressive 445ppi, along with improved color over past models and an Eye Protection mode for that filters out blue light and auto adjusts brightness for night time viewing.
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There's Charley's teenage son, Micah (Nicholas L. Ashe), who's grappling with what his father might have done as he adjusts from his slick life in LA to a quieter one in Louisiana.
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Axios editor-in-chief Nicholas Johnston said the story, which sent shockwaves online, was published due to a breakdown in Axios's editorial process as the outlet adjusts to its staff working remotely.
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The C.D.C. adjusts early numbers based on the number of deaths still under investigation by assuming a predictable proportion of them will turn out to be drug overdoses based on past experience.
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Under the state-sponsored scheme, which existed before the epidemic, workers remain at home for a certain period but are not laid off as the company adjusts employment levels to market demand.
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Agency employees say that only Dr. Almenoff and a few members of his staff know exactly how the system weighs and adjusts the 60 publicly available measures that go into a score.
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Under the state-sponsored scheme, which existed before the epidemic, workers remain at home for a certain period but are not laid off as the company adjusts employment levels to market demand.
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Rather than having to annoyingly get up to either dim the lights or shut the blinds, the TV automatically adjusts its brightness and contrast ratio depending on the environment in the room.
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It deploys the landing gear, adjusts the flaps to maintain lift as the airspeed slows, and uses precision GPS, along with radar information, to bring it down at the exact right spot.
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Like TikTok, Toutiao starts feeding you content as soon as you open it, and it adjusts the mix by tracking and analyzing your scrolling behavior, the time of day, and your location.
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A single press on the left or right earbud adjusts the volume up or down, a long press skips forward or back, and double pressing either side pauses whatever you're listening to.
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"To a large extent, outflows have been a result of sweeping changes in Brazil's economy as it adjusts to record-low local interest rates," said Gustavo Rangel, chief economist, LATAM at ING.
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The decisions are being made by an algorithm that adjusts fares by using information including past bookings, remaining capacity, average demand for certain routes and the probability of selling more seats later.
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Factoring: Fitch views the group's factoring programme as an alternative to secured debt, and therefore adjusts Tereos's FY16 total debt by the amount of receivables sold and derecognised at end-FY16 (EUR128m).
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It also has the same ambient lighting sensor that automatically adjusts the screen to make your photos look as good as they can be in whatever lighting you have in your home.
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The average interest rate on one popular ARM — one whose interest rate is fixed for five years and then adjusts yearly — has gone to 21 percent from 22.75 percent during that time.
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Even with the protection issues early as the team adjusts to a new left tackle, the Texans (2-1) are feeling much better than a year ago, when they began 0-3.
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China has already surpassed America by at least one measure since 2014: G.D.P. based on purchasing power parity, which adjusts for the fact that the cost of living is lower in China.
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The lock tilt mechanism allows users to lock the chair in the upright position or free float, and a torsion control knob adjusts the tilt tension to ideally suit your body weight.
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In an interview in March in Chelsea, at a cafe that adjusts its ambience as afternoon turns to evening, the conversation shifted exclusively to lighting as the illumination in the room changed.
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For those consumers who carry a balance (about a third don't), and a card that automatically adjusts (not all do), the difference can mean hundreds of dollars in extra interest costs annually.
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"It might take longer than we thought for Conagra to normalize as management adjusts its business to the Pinnacle acquisition and fixes its shorter-term issues," Edward Jones analyst John Boylan said.
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When VR users look around — or, in more advanced headsets, walk around — their view of that world adjusts the same way it would if they were looking or moving in real reality.
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There are certainly moments when the rapid pace of the dialogue overwhelms the story and character development, but when you're deep into the show, your ear adjusts to it, like its own dialect.
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The NSSF bases its data on the number of background checks required for gun purchases under the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, but adjusts down to subtract checks unrelated to gun sales.
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Then Asus said the Zenfone 643 has an AI camera, which like Huawei's Mate 10 Pro, can use built-in smarts to detect certain objects and use that knowledge to adjusts your picture.
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