Temperature anomalies during February broken down by latitude, showing the greatest anomalies in the Arctic.
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Sea surface temperature anomalies, with the box highlighting the cold anomalies that are the hallmark of La Niña.
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Sea surface temperature anomalies showing strip of below average anomalies in the tropical Pacific Ocean in May 2016.
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It looks for anomalies in behavior across nodes on networks and uses those anomalies to flag suspicious activity.
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Management characterized many of the fattest deals as "anomalies," but the anomalies appear to have been awarded consistently to men.
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From the point of view of traditional habits of reasoning and conceptualization, these are human anomalies, analogous to empirical anomalies in the physical sciences.
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The Senate voted for a committee to "report to the Senate the anomalies in the ongoing lease renewal process and identify appropriate measures to correct the said anomalies".
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"We have discovered some anomalies and then we have directed Boeing to mitigate those anomalies," Elwell said, declining to set any timetable for returning the plane to service.
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"There isn't a very strong relationship between the anomalies now and the anomalies in August, which is when things really start to happen in the Atlantic," Kossin said.
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NASA isn't the only agency showing record warmth in January, although the baseline years used to determine temperature anomalies do affect the anomalies and rankings, along with other factors.
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"Right now, we have a situation in which UFOs and UAPs are treated as anomalies to be ignored rather than anomalies to be explored," Christopher Mellon told POLITICO in April.
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Pregnancy terminations at or after 24 weeks of gestation, the time largely accepted as viability, are typically performed because of severe fetal anomalies or fetal anomalies combined with maternal health problems.
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Other parts of the world are also experiencing temperature anomalies.
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To make matters worse, five additional anomalies have been detected.
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And what might bots detecting our expense anomalies look like?
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Sea surface temperature anomalies off the East Coast on Jan.
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Atmospheric height anomalies at about 28,2700 feet on Tuesday Oct.
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Sea surface temperature anomalies animation through the end of August.
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These startling figures and arguably premature ICOs are hardly anomalies.
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Spoiler warning: I'm about to discuss one of those anomalies.
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Temperature anomalies outlook for the next 6 to 10 days.
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Term limits for consultants would help ease those structural anomalies.
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Barriers to election officials' public disclosure of anomalies and defects.
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Later, the emergence of cholera was attributed to climate anomalies.
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"We were tired of being anomalies," Ms. Prosser Robinson said.
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Surface temperature anomalies across North America on July 13, 2016.
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Examination of vehicle system behavior anomalies could be a solution.
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It then uses the information it gathers to automatically detect anomalies.
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Does this mean we've got some statistical anomalies on our hands?
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Computer model projection of temperature anomalies on Wednesday May 23, 22016.
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At the very least, it will be able to highlight anomalies.
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Computer model projection for height anomalies on Friday July 4113, 2411.
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Mr Sharif is expected to appeal, focusing largely on procedural anomalies.
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" However, the policy tolerates up to "five combined bright/dark anomalies.
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Another puzzle with anomalies is why they are not arbitraged away.
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Arctic sea level pressure and air temperature anomalies during January 21979.
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Circled areas indicate areas exceeding NOAA's upper bounds for temperature anomalies.
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Some anomalies may be explained by steps within a supply chain.
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The unique character of British nightlife was born from two anomalies.
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Bond market anomalies were the focus of Wall Street on Wednesday.
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Back ups were designed to flag anomalies and double check inputs.
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The director said that my son and these others were anomalies.
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City anomalies often leave New Yorkers, and tourists, scratching their heads.
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But as the anomalies piled up, the plane kept on flying.
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Sometimes, this fusion is disrupted, and that's when uterine anomalies happen.
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There are risks surrounding the week's development, and a few anomalies.
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Roche is also testing Rozlytrek in cancers with additional genetic anomalies.
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But it was the gravitational anomalies that served as the smoking gun.
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A European Union observer mission also noted anomalies in the province's results.
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If it finds no anomalies, it will mark it as low priority.
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AI also can be used to detect software anomalies and cybersecurity attacks.
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This reading, countered James Feldman, "creates anomalies that are impossible to explain".
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Such anomalies would take actual air temperatures to near the melting point.
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Arctic-wide view of projected temperature anomalies in the Arctic on Jan.
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Sure, there a few historic anomalies — did Shakespeare really have an iPhone?
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Some are AI that simply looks out for anomalies in internet traffic.
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Surface low pressure map along with precipitable water normalized anomalies for Jan.
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She's used to Ingress meetups—known as "anomalies"—reaching thousands of attendees.
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The anomalies noted above raise concerns about the validity of your scores.
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"White deer," as people often call these mammalian anomalies, are extremely rare.
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Audits can detect anomalies, but only if they adopt proven practices statewide.
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"One hundred yards away or so, there's 27 more anomalies," he said.
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With race brought back into view, Moore and Trump are not anomalies.
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AI is used to identify and sort trends, anomalies and public sentiment.
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Two "Zika-related anomalies" have been reported in babies or fetuses here.
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They saw the anomalies and raised a red flag to senior management.
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By anomalies, I mean spikes in volume that didn't necessarily make sense.
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That means GOP lawmakers like Hurd are increasingly anomalies in the GOP.
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One thing's for sure: we can't handle any more anomalies in this show.
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They look for elements that resemble other attacks and elements that are anomalies.
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They pinpoint the anomalies that they'll later return to on foot, to dig.
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"Generally, bonds are less volatile than stocks, but there are anomalies," he said.
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The company has patents around the detection of acoustical anomalies in rotating equipment.
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Precipitable water anomalies, including the atmospheric river plume directed at the Mid-Atlantic.
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Sea surface temperature anomalies were also a factor that contributed to the Feb.
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Some argue that Trump and Sanders will prove to be anomalies and disappear.
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Global averaged temperature anomalies as compared with historic averages, from 1880—present day.
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I don't have any plainly visible tremors, physical anomalies, or a speech impediment.
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Animation of temperature anomalies in the Arctic, showing record warmth in 2016/17.
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Using radar, the firm located 27 anomalies "consistent with possible graves" and Gov.
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Global average surface temperature anomalies during February 2016 compared to 1951-1980 baseline.
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Often El Niños are followed by La Niñas, which could bring cold anomalies.
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Global average temperature anomalies per year, with the warmest years listed, including 2016.
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In the face of these sorts of anomalies, some heretical thoughts are surfacing.
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There are lots of weird anomalies when you look harder at the numbers.
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Like Mulder, Fort tirelessly sought out evidence of the anomalies that obsessed him.
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Like any new reform, occasional anomalies can occur which result in unintended consequences.
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"You meet all sorts of different types of people [at anomalies]," Falconer said.
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NASA, NOAA, and UK Met Office global temperature anomalies, dating back to 1880.
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"The technology bounces electromagnetic waves off the body to detect anomalies," it explained.
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A screen displays various shades that identify anomalies underground that could be tunnels.
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When pressed, Krasznahorkay did not fully explain the disappearance of the earlier anomalies.
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Because there's a risk of fetal anomalies during chemotherapy, she needed an abortion.
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The A.U.V. uses side-scan sonar to look for "anomalies" on the seafloor.
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History's anomalies are clipped to fit our own diagnostic sense of the world.
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But there were anomalies here: For one, the music was buzzing and electronic.
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The European Commission says it does not yet see evidence of serious market anomalies.
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Human analysts check over the computer-generated result to ensure against anomalies or outliers.
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Scientists analyzing data from the Juno spacecraft spotted some of these anomalies in action.
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And then there's the just plain weird anomalies that sometimes happen with the algorithm.
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The question for America's hoteliers and airlines is whether such visitors are just anomalies.
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We can't decide where these anomalies lie on the spectrum of disgusting to delicious.
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The investigative team claims to have found "numerous" anomalies in the Sharif family's records.
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There might be small anomalies every so often, but none would immediately cause alarm.
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They deal with fixing problems with misalignment of the teeth and other oral anomalies.
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Yet, both before and after the upgrade I found anomalies in the Autopilot operation.
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Throughout the pregnancy, all the usual tests showed a normal fetus with no anomalies.
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Currently, it does still seem like trans folks are anomalies in the pageant community.
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Together, they represented anomalies in the high-stakes, specialized world of modern professional sports.
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Materials in it were incinerated and tested using equipment sensitive enough to detect anomalies.
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"Mercury anomalies had been documented in sediments, but never before in shells," Petersen said.
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To learn what genes underlie a given trait or behavior, researchers look for anomalies.
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Sullivan is optimistic for women with uterine anomalies who want to have successful pregnancies.
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During the investigation of the 27 anomalies, Dr. Kimmerle and her team used many of the same methods as they did during their prior work on the school property, including removal of top soil through mechanical stripping and hand excavation of potential anomalies.
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Aire could search your home for a specific person, or patrol your home for anomalies.
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The use of machine-learning systems to identify anomalies could automate the process even further.
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Free-air gravity anomalies are variations in gravitational strength that can be detected from satellites.
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Global average temperature anomalies since 1880, including 20-year averages during the past 60 years.
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None of these huge successes that are female-driven, especially behind the camera, are anomalies.
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In short: Two +PV anomalies phase in the Rockies, initiating sfc cyclogenesis in the lee.
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In 1983, Nan Warren's first daughter died at the age of 2 of congenital anomalies.
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Global map of land and ocean temperature anomalies (departures from the mean) for March 2016.
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In fact, recent data show similar heat anomalies beneath northern Virginia, South Carolina and Louisiana.
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Click here to view original GIFMostly temperature anomalies against a baseline period from 1951-1980.
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The dilemmas of Lincoln, Scott and Carpenter might seem like anomalies, but they are not.
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Conversely, market watchers consider that more anomalies will force oil-producing countries to minimize output.
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It doesn't analyze anomalies or odd patterns in network traffic that might indicate an attack.
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Another slow down currently in #seaice growth in response to temp anomalies >36°F pic.twitter.
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These products, which include companies like Exabeam, analyze typical user behavior and search for anomalies.
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Global average surface temperature anomalies for March 2016, based on the Climate Forecast System (CFSR).
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The only type of abortion that does happen after 24 weeks is for fetal anomalies.
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A European Union elections observer mission stated it had uncovered anomalies in the province's results.
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I felt there had to be some anomalies in this data which could be exploited.
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By her reaction, errors would appear to be anomalies, and this anomaly has her dispirited.
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In the future, the site aims to amass and analyze many more reports of anomalies.
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The agency was concerned by anomalies in how fast the two Max 8 flights ascended.
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The approach invites anomalies — light leaks, flares, hallucinatory colors — that might make some photographers recoil.
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It's worth noting that neither Hayes' age nor his longevity at the position are anomalies.
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The vehicle was referred for secondary inspection, where anomalies were observed in the trailer's floor.
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Then she spent 10 years researching it, gathering and testing recipes, documenting patterns and anomalies.
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Some of those Democrats are sitting ducks, historic anomalies who won in a wave election.
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The NOAA also detailed a number of "significant climate anomalies and events" for June 2017.
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Early labor isn't uncommon when women with uterine anomalies like Santana try to have children.
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There are procedures that can correct these anomalies, though some are more invasive than others.
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We take for granted, or don't realize, that some anomalies are not detected until further along.
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But whereas Kaspi's team studied gravitational anomalies, or "odd spots," Guillot's team analyzed Jupiter's gravitational consistencies.
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The presence of these magma bursts coincided with "free-air gravity" anomalies shown in the data.
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We also have tech that monitors rides and can detect anomalies and provide support as needed.
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The scientists examined ancient Martian shorelines for anomalies and discovered lobes modifying portions of these coasts.
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Each one of my three childhood friends had given birth to babies with mild congenital anomalies.
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About half of fetuses with serious anomalies won't be detected until an ultrasound at 20 weeks.
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But the bots are also used for safety and maintenance detection, noticing anomalies like unusual heat.
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Antti Lipponen's video "Temperature anomalies arranged by country 1900–2016" is available to watch on Flickr.
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Whether these funds will prosper depends on why the anomalies have been profitable in the past.
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"No anomalies have emerged from the regular checks performed so far," one of the sources said.
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But if a Silicone Valley-type found spectral anomalies, you better believe they'd seek venture capital.
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In recent days, Arctic temperature anomalies have increased to a staggering 35 degrees Fahrenheit or more.
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Having the label of "rare" means you are an anomaly — and, unfortunately, anomalies are often ignored.
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SAIPS' offerings include detection of anomalies, persistent tracking of objects detected by sensors, and much more.
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Trump and Coulter appear to be anomalies among the roughly 85033 people Perry follows on Twitter.
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Once you have enough experience with a particular environment, you can detect when there are anomalies.
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Hard evidence for voting anomalies in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania has ranged from scant to nonexistent.
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Identifying anomalies in our networks, systems, and endpoint devices offers potential to rapidly identify potential penetrations.
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Over the course of several months, Paul and Leto examined the data for patterns and anomalies.
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That upgrade happened — probably not coincidentally — just before the pilots spotted the anomalies in those screens.
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Top players spend months planning for Anomalies, special events that Niantic announces several times a year.
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This wouldn't be the first time that leaky methane has been blamed for Siberia's wild anomalies.
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I always try to keep in mind all these small anomalies that draws the viewer's attention.
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Officials said they did not find any signal anomalies on the tracks leading to the terminal.
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Aftereffects of the government shutdown and wretched weather may have contributed to anomalies in the report.
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The anomalies could also be linked to speculative objects called sterile neutrinos, supersymmetric particles, or axions.
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Sea surface temperature anomalies with the rectangle showing the region where the storm will stall out.
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Year-to-date temperature anomalies for the globe, with the Yamal-Nenets region circled in blue.
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It is trying to improve the dysfunctions in the administration and to investigate and punish anomalies.
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I think maybe the two people who said that are kind of anomalies in and of themselves.
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Also included in the exhibit are Heap of Birds's "Neuf" paintings, which at first seem like anomalies.
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The bill makes Ohio the third state to pass a law outlawing abortions due to fetal anomalies.
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Tungstène employs a series of filters to reveal anomalies that might be lurking in seemingly virgin images.
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Global temperature anomalies since 21.8, broken up into 21.5-year averages compared to the 22.7th century baseline.
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That reality matters little to most fans, for whom these two famous anomalies will remain forever intertwined.
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Chronicle, Alphabet's cybersecurity arm, has identified several anomalies in the new sample as compared to past attacks.
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Communication and coordination among the aircrew as anomalies arose was critical to the success of this mission.
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"It's true that we do think that the OFT flight had a lot of anomalies," Bridenstine said.
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A behavior-based security system could be triggered by behavior anomalies, rather than detecting a malware's signature.
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It is a reputation that explains some of the anomalies of female education in the city too.
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This turned up several anomalies, where gold seemed to be present but other tests had shown nothing.
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Ten of those volunteers underwent medical exams on Saturday, but the hospital said it found no anomalies.
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Pakistan and India have gone some way, too, to tidying internal anomalies left by the British Raj.
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Six Sigma aims to curb variables and avoid anomalies by employing (you guessed it) six key steps.
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Smart beta strategies are now proliferating but most commonly stem from anomalies identified in the academic literature.
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Most of the terminations at or after 21 weeks are very wanted pregnancies with serious fetal anomalies.
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For instance, it doesn't analyze anomalies or odd patterns in network traffic that might indicate an attack.
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What the maps don't show are the anomalies of history that, today, are deeply entrenched network geography.
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And these readings may be optimistic: an adviser says the government regularly discards high readings as "anomalies".
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This is why they are such a perfect tool for detecting anomalies in massive amounts of data.
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Upon painstaking inspection, technicians detected the subtlest of structural anomalies, a difference that unequivocally pointed to cheating.
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There are a variety of use cases, including BI, exploratory analytics and classification and detection of anomalies.
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I immediately collected active-fire data from NASA — thermal anomalies, or hot spots, that are recorded daily.
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In the case of a debris field, the anomalies would look like a collection of shiny flecks.
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The emotional toll that some of these anomalies exact on women — on entire families — can be debilitating.
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The United States stock market, which has been a global magnet, is rife with its own anomalies.
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They concluded that the discrepancy, like so many other anomalies of American violence, came down to guns.
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II is out this week, uses his insight and expertise to explain some of the deliberate anomalies.
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Collectively, these anomalies seriously threaten the legacy of the Constitution, a document built on its democratic credentials.
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There are regional anomalies to this, which means lawmakers from certain states will continue to block it.
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It seems they didn't find anomalies, but yes, it depends on the time frame of the Chinese.
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There are high rates of congenital cardiac and gastrointestinal anomalies, often requiring lifesaving emergency surgery after birth.
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Some fetal development problems or genetic anomalies do not show up or develop until later in pregnancy.
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The narrator in these poems is thoughtful, questioning, and always alert to contradictions and anomalies of feeling.
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But those anomalies were accounted for by Albert Einstein, with gravity and the general theory of relativity.
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He was not playing around in the hope of finding weird, floating anomalies, like his American colleagues.
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Comparing these anomalies among the tree population allowed the scientists to tease out where and when avalanches occurred.
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Importantly, this map conveys land surface temperature anomalies, and not air temperature; these two measures are slightly different.
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GFS computer model simulation of temperature departures from average, with the high anomalies near the North Pole circled.
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This means that any short-term anomalies would really stand out if you know what to look for.
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Computers must interpret all of these anomalies in real time, sometimes traveling upwards of 70 miles per hour.
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"Mike Perna, our survey specialist, charted multiple unidentified anomalies in the search area with the magnetometer," said Miklos.
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A cultural awareness of Islamic societal norms in certain places is helpful in sorting anomalies from conventional practices.
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Hawkins also took a crack at mapping global average temperature anomalies for each year between 1850 and 2017.
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We are in an economic disequilibrium and in saying that I have just explained all the anomalies above.
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In April 2015 French nuclear regulator ASN said "very serious anomalies" had been found in its reactor vessel.
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A new breed of funds, known in the jargon as "smart beta", have emerged to exploit these anomalies.
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AML software can also spot anomalies like payments for commodity imports that don't square with ship itineraries, say.
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Fund managers have plenty of incentives to find anomalies that appear to work, to entice money from clients.
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Sonic then monitors the water flow using machine learning and its algorithms to identify usage and detect anomalies.
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And on the right, the number of tweets overall, in decline after years of exposure to those anomalies.
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"Stereotypically, students of color can be seen by their mostly white classmates as anomalies or exceptions," Butler said.
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Improved models and data have only recently uncovered direct links between some major weather anomalies and climate change.
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Other scholars plan to use techniques of electoral forensics to ferret out statistical anomalies in the local results.
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Most abortions for fetal anomalies happen before 24 weeks, but a very small percentage happen later than that.
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Wade is overturned—there are no exceptions for rape, incest, or life-threatening fetal anomalies, according to ThinkProgress.
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And Neptune was originally detected in a similar fashion — by researching observing anomalies in the movement of Uranus.
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Despite temperature and weather anomalies in all directions, the trends we've been observing are not a total surprise.
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It is approved to treat certain types of solid tumors, which show rare genetic anomalies called NTRK fusions.
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Computer model forecast of temperature anomalies in the Arctic on June 10, 2016, showing continued above average conditions.
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Such complaints are anomalies, the company said, and are not representative of its relationships with 525,000 member families.
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I have yet to find evidence that regulatory failures and fraudulent organic food sales are anything but anomalies.
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Five weeks of prenatal testing gave us the grim diagnosis: multiple fetal anomalies that are incompatible with life.
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As developers are writing code, it automatically checks against them and informs developers of any errors or anomalies.
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In countries where abortion is severely restricted, fetal anomalies may or may not be covered as an exception.
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They will force women to carry pregnancies to term despite the detection of painful and deadly fetal anomalies.
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We created a product called Grok for AWS, which monitors servers on a network and gives you anomalies.
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They performed rigorous statistical analysis to make sure their results were uncorrupted by coincidental anomalies or instrument errors.
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It takes place during the shooting of a horror movie whose cast includes actors with pronounced physical anomalies.
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Until that rotund middle is reduced, Mr. Cotterman of Altman Weil said, nonequity partners will not be anomalies.
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We have never encountered any slowdown, crashes, or other anomalies that tend to affect gadgets when they age.
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Lamb, who is an expert witness for the plaintiffs, uncovered the anomalies in an investigation for the plaintiffs.
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It can pick up the most obvious anomalies and surface important information, which should help you save time.
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The more science learns about sex, "the more we find anomalies," said Alice Dreger, a historian of sexuality.
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Earlier this week, Motherboard editor Kate Lunau wrote about the unprecedented climate anomalies that have been plaguing 2016.
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The great apes, our closest evolutionary cousins, are the anomalies, with oddly shrunken brains considering their overall heft.
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There's still plenty of time left in the project, so hopefully the scientists will uncover more Antarctic anomalies.[NASA]
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These three anomalies—if real—showed that something was going on in the universe that we didn't know about.
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Republicans reluctantly agreed to procedural anomalies, so they can clear the decks of the Senate's work and leave town.
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The authors of the new paper found "no evidence" of the skeletal anomalies described in the Genome Research paper.
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Scientists and forensic anthropologists began scanning Oaklawn Cemetery on Monday for anomalies that might be consistent with mass graves.
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As Ratesic and Paige begin to look into the case, a strange number of anomalies begin to stack up.
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Some of the refurbished phones apparently ended up with "counterfeit" batteries that include anomalies that could make them overheat.
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Rominger noted that anomalies like this one are the reason that companies test their rockets before they fly them.
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When the vehicle returns, the sonar data is analyzed for anomalies that could be debris or an actual wreck.
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Generally speaking, the answer should be 'no' because these anomalies in development likely do not have a genetic basis.
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The new system uses thermal imaging technology and wide band acoustic spectral analysis to look for anomalies on blades.
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The charts on the left show temperature anomalies—more cold weeks on top, more hot weeks on the bottom.
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Data: NASA MODIS; Map: Lazaro Gamio / Axios Dots are infrared anomalies, most caused by fires, as seen from space.
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Yearly ocean temperature anomalies versus yearly Antarctic sea ice extent from 20.13 to 20.3 are positively correlated, although weakly.
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This contrasts with past events, when the largest sea surface temperature anomalies have been in the eastern tropical Pacific.
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Outgoing longwave radiation anomalies, showing an uptick in storminess (blue) with sinking, clearer skies closer to California (yellow/orange).
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"There are so many women out there who have anomalies and don't feel like they have somebody," she says.
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Rosenworcel also called for the FCC to delay its official vote until official investigations into these anomalies take place.
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The exercise has also become a crash course for tax officials in the anomalies of the new tax structure.
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They also looked at magnetic anomalies in the area, which can reveal changes in mineral composition typical of faults.
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Microsoft showed how a drone made smart with AI can recognize anomalies in pipes as it flies above them.
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It was imposed amid a global economic downturn after allegations of anomalies in the recruitment process, government officials said.
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FRENCH UTILITY EDF SAYS CHECKS CARRIED OUT AT CRUAS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT AFTER EARTHQUAKE SHOW NO ANOMALIES SO FAR
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EDF CFO XAVIER GIRRE SAYS DELAY IN RESTART OF CRUAS REACTORS WAS PURELY ADMINISTRATIVE, NO ANOMALIES DETECTED SO FAR
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Modo's payment hub could decrease the number of people required to manage these anomalies by two orders of magnitude.
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"If they are using Machine Learning to analyze prescriptions and detect fraud and anomalies I love it," Cuban tweeted.
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Rosenworcel called Monday for the FCC to delay its official vote until official investigations into these anomalies take place.
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Custom detectors can be trained to accommodate weird lighting effects and other anomalies unique to a specific user's stream.
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The study controlled for race, education, maternal and gestational age, congenital anomalies and other maternal and infant risk factors.
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More than anything else, these anomalies may simply highlight the markedly low level of market volatility currently being experienced.
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That value difference far outstrips what most hedge funds or commodity traders achieve in years of arbitraging price anomalies.
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The anomalies at Skinwalker Ranch, the things that have been reported there over decades, if not hundreds of years.
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He's also interested in statistical anomalies, like finding a family where all the siblings lived to be over 100.
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Thornberry had hoped the continuing resolution would include so-called anomalies to allow the Pentagon to spend more money.
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Opposition leader Venaani told Reuters that they were considering approaching the courts over "anomalies and irregularities" during the election.
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We removed anomalies that came from Vevo channel changes and creators who removed all their videos from a channel.
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Algorithms can be trained to search through certain sorts of information just like humans, looking for patterns and anomalies.
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News, 10 states have seen bills related to fetal anomalies introduced in 2019, a marked uptick over recent years.
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The baby also had not developed any eyes, and there were several anomalies in the thoracic vertebrae of the spine.
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Armstrong and Hague are just two out of many who have shown resilience in the face of errors or anomalies.
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According to a Chinese study published in 2008, clouds sometimes form abnormal shapes above active faults due to thermal anomalies.
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Those connections can be used to build algorithms that can spot anomalies or flag certain activities based on previous patterns.
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An artificial intelligence filters out anomalies, bad data and attempts at outright fraud—passing on anything dubious for manual inspection.
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"Having been at this for 40 years, I always look for anomalies," explained Gartman on CNBC's "Futures Now " on Thursday.
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Many modern research papers focus on anomalies or on behavioural quirks that might cause investors to make apparently irrational decisions.
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Detecting data flow anomalies should be the first priority, followed by services exposed to untrusted entities and inward from there.
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Enterprise security firms are adding AI features to their products to detect anomalies on customers' networks — no human intervention required.
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There are eight experiments total that have anomalies suggesting the presence of more than the three known flavors of neutrino.
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Anomalies aside, Trump's speech was loaded with the typically hollow platitudes that have become a hallmark of a bizarre campaign.
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There are three reasons women seek later-term abortions: health of the mother, personal reasons, and fetal anomalies (birth defects).
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These aren't anomalies but follow a well-documented trend in public opinion on criminal justice over the last several years.
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Many of these anomalies have innocent explanations: a forgotten briefcase, perhaps, or a journey in an unfamiliar part of town.
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While natural factors can account for some of those anomalies, NOAA scientists say the overall pattern is definitely not natural.
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The company claimed its system can now identify high-risk scenarios and trip anomalies as well as support effective intervention.
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It then attempts to detect anomalies in outgoing emails and warns users about potential mistakes before an email is sent.
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Thus, male laureates are presented as serious scientists with innate brilliance, female laureates as anomalies who succeeded through hard work.
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But we are seeing shifts and anomalies like the floods in Texas and the Carolinas, and the wildfires in California.
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Health workers with the application had more knowledge about telltale cancer signs and identified more women with possible breast anomalies.
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Viz uses machine learning to identify anomalies in brain scans that even physicians have a hard time spotting, Mansi says.
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Those scans have shown gaps between severely shrunken brains and the inner skull, unusually smooth brain surfaces and other anomalies.
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"Renault's test clearly revealed anomalies and it's not by chance that fraud investigators decided to probe Renault," Baupin told Reuters.
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The strange events on the ranch, as well as other locations bearing purported paranormal anomalies, were involved in the study.
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During the Cold War, the government routinely dealt with hundreds of anomalies that could have led to a nuclear launch.
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I looked for tell-tale ripples and anomalies in the backscatter, any beams or fragments that might suggest a wreck.
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I looked for tell-tale ripples and anomalies in the backscatter, any beams or fragments that might suggest a wreck.
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We're learning that temporal data comes in, we learn the pattern, we can make a prediction, we can find anomalies.
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From all the data the company has accumulated, no major country anomalies, in terms of patterns of behavior, have emerged.
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Computer model projection of geopotential height anomalies on Monday, June 27, 2016, showing the Western "heat dome" building back in.
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Angel Rucker, director of clinical services for Preterm, said 20 weeks was roughly the time when ultrasounds determined fetal anomalies.
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Most U.F.O. sightings turn out to be swamp gas and other atmospheric anomalies, Venus, weird reflections or just plain hoaxes.
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However Cruz strikes a note of caution, pointing out that electoral observers noted anomalies but not fraud in the electoral process.
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Australian Border Force (ABF) officials discovered the drugs when crews X-rayed the packaged boxes of speakers and anomalies were detected.
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FTSE Russell expects the day-ending volatility and can deal with any anomalies, said Tom Goodwin, a company senior research analyst.
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The system analysed data on customers' behaviour, comparing it with the behaviour of other similar customers and flagging anomalies for review.
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Furthermore, both The Last Jedi and Wonder Woman are positioned as part of a trend, rather than as one-off anomalies.
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So the question becomes whether what we've seen are simply random anomalies or if they're revealing something larger about the universe.
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They can provide insight into minor anomalies and can make states aware of why backing up electronic voting systems is necessary.
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In the outer sampling zone, the company found four anomalies in an area where only one potential seam had been identified.
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If your company isn't using machine learning to detect anomalies, recommend products or predict churn, you will start doing it soon.
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Especially with new hardware, which this flight would make use of, you need people who can deal with anomalies and emergencies.
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Hinton noted that AI could soon be a popular tool for medical imaging: for example, reading an X-ray for anomalies.
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Each of the states in the crowdfunded campaign was reportedly chosen because of "statistical anomalies" observed by independent election integrity experts.
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Once this happens, especially since BioCatch can reveal anomalies that other cybersecurity tech would never show up, the conversation becomes easier.
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The candler can see blood in the whites (if any), a cracked shell and other anomalies, such as a double yolk.
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Linda Sanchez (Calif.), vice chairman of the Democratic Caucus, said Sherman and others pushing for impeachment are anomalies within the caucus.
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It could be about finding anomalies for security purposes or finding the data that points you to your next product idea.
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Officials say the system also has ways to flag anomalies — for example, if a small precinct reports larger-than-possible totals.
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Combined with "big data" and predictive analytics, it could help militaries identify patterns, links, and anomalies in vast amounts of information.
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A smart analytics system, pointed at the reporting data, might have noted the dramatic drop in sample sizes or spotted anomalies.
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" Mr. Fuentes Knight said before Tuesday's hearing that he had warned against continuing government payments to the bus companies, citing "anomalies.
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Anomalies like that are particularly welcome in this banking and industrial capital, a city hardly known for a laid-back attitude.
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The firm employs a quantitative and systematic approach to investing that looks to exploit different market patterns, sequences, relationships, and anomalies.
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Bard explains that any strange events require significant amounts of data to be considered actual anomalies by him and his team.
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The US, for example, is developing an AI analysis tool named Sentinel, which is supposed to highlight "anomalies" in satellite imagery.
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Mr. Demme may be best remembered for two films from the 1990s that were, at the time, his career's biggest anomalies.
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Law firms have to parse thousands of pages a week to figure out if everything makes sense and there's no anomalies.
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But there were anomalies; the hole where the spine extends from the head was positioned too far forward to be simian.
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These historic wines, revered through the ages, seem to be anomalies in the 21st century, searching for footholds to hang on.
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The most common types of uterine anomalies are septate uterus and bicornuate uterus, according to the Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
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Therefore, AI-empowered algorithms such as those engineered by NCI are needed to organize incoming data and identify anomalies or potential intrusions.
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Spanning more than 160 years of climate data, the animation shows temperature anomalies in the horizontal axis rather than the vertical axis.
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That's why the unexpected results of the election and reported anomalies need to be investigated before the 2016 presidential election is certified.
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While mental health issues that arise during pregnancy can vary in severity, overall they're not anomalies that only affect a certain few.
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The study also included reports on 28 fetuses or newborns with brain anomalies whose mothers were suspected of having Zika during pregnancy.
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Hamid Khan, Campaign Coordinator for the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition, says agencies have a long history of using anomalies to obscure averages.
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She and her colleagues use software called Tungstene made by a French company called Exo Makina to look for these mathematical anomalies.
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The lab will also look at developing algorithms that could detect traffic events and anomalies in real-time and improve traffic flow.
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UBS Head of Data Christophe Tummers added that the pilot may be expanded to not only detect anomalies but resolve them too.
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Last year, the French nuclear regulator said serious anomalies had been found in a reactor vessel at EDF's Flammanville 3 nuclear reactor.
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Recent hacks of connected vehicles can teach AV developers how to design cybersecurity measures that are cued by anomalies in vehicle behavior.
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And with the gravity field data, we'll get a clearer picture of Ceres' interior, including its layering structure and any subsurface anomalies.
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Perhaps these stars could have gotten a kick from strange gravitational anomalies caused by supernovae, or debris, or a supermassive black hole.
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A portion of the sea surface temperature anomalies can be traced back to global warming, while other factors also come into play.
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The company says the fully managed service uses machine learning to monitor how data is accessed and to look for any anomalies.
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An industrial automation startup, Overview is developing a smart camera capable of learning a machine's routine to detect deviations, crashes or anomalies.
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Flight safety and risk mitigation is why we conduct such rigorous testing and anomalies are a natural part of any test program.
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It's covered in sensors in addition to its instruments, and an onboard AI will be empowered to make decisions to rectify anomalies.
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They weren't blessed by a series of escalating anomalies; they simply played half a football game as the fullest versions of themselves.
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One of those anomalies was the hint of an extra type of neutrino beyond the three known flavors in the Standard Model.
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Both South America and Africa suffered droughts during 2016 that were among the "notable climate anomalies," and dry conditions generally were widespread.
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We don't know what kind of strange and magical anomalies would be part of a Game of Thrones version of the Americas.
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That said, the DoubleLine and Pimco ETFs are "anomalies in the ETF market that is dominated by index-based offerings," Rosenbluth said.
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She found a few anomalies in the study that raised some concerns for her in regards to the interpretations of the findings.
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Satellite image of sea surface height anomalies across the Pacific Ocean, showing the bright strip of higher heights signifying mild ocean waters.
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First, the results were found by two different scientific collaborations, which helped to strengthen the argument that these weren't just statistical anomalies.
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Likewise, sending your little exploration rover out to scan "anomalies" hardly feels like facing the unknown, or touching the face of God.
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Bigelow's collection of scientists studying "anomalies" in a secluded desert research lab quickly garnered the attention of the local press, including Knapp.
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He quickly spotted two anomalies on the sea floor, and readied another of the ship's remotely operated vehicles to visit the bottom.
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Thousands of refunds that would receive additional scrutiny due to errors or anomalies now go ignored due to a lack of resources.
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Other states are likely to take up bills aimed at banning abortions on the basis of fetal anomalies such as Down syndrome.
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Set against Mr. Villeneuve's body of work, though, these three films are anomalies, for the simple fact that their protagonists are men.
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Thus, the vendors have sought to clamp an iron cover of contractual legal prohibitions to bar public investigation of anomalies and irregularities.
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Algorithms do most of the work, with people writing the code to build them and monitor for any anomalies after the fact.
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Then there's a period of model drift: As years go by, anomalies accumulate and the model begins to seem creaky and flawed.
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The good news is that such hack does not appear to have happened and despite a recount no significant anomalies have emerged.
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To date, they have been rare (we still see weather disasters as unusual anomalies) and decided on a distributed, ad hoc basis.
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But finding young women who are doing amazing hacking work or software development is no longer difficult, they are no longer anomalies.
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So, they're focused on detecting collective anomalies — accounts and behavior that deviate from the norm for their user base as a whole.
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That will allow the government to integrate technologies that can search for traffic anomalies and "detect never-before seen attacks," Johnson added.
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Now, if you happen to be one of those anomalies, this stubborn, phlegmatic resistance to your very existence becomes very interesting indeed.
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The imposing filmography of Jean-Luc Godard is dotted with many remarkable anomalies and one-offs, including television commercials and music videos.
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The past 70 years without great power war, a period scholars term "the Long Peace," is one of history's most wonderful anomalies.
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In December, archaeologists said they had found evidence of possible graves — called anomalies — at two sites in Tulsa, including the Oaklawn Cemetery.
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Health insurance company Cigna flagged anomalies in the types of claims being filed and referred the fraud to federal investigators, Benczkowski said.
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One thing that we saw ... So in the beginning of this year, we started seeing some really interesting anomalies in our data.
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And Sullivan says that, out of the five types of uterine anomalies, arcuate uteruses are least likely to cause complications in pregnancy.
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"The most recent anomalies happened in 2002 and 1998, thanks in large part to unique circumstances," said Kyle Trygstad of Roll Call.
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So why would a secret program looking at aerial anomalies—"aerodynamic vehicles engaged in extreme maneuvers, with unique phenomenology," says Harris—remain unclassified?
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According to the global map of temperature anomalies, Europe and all of Russia, particularly Siberia, were much warmer than the 20th century average.
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MRI machines produce images in slice after slice, and it is tedious for doctors to look through them; it's easy to miss anomalies.
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The theory behind this was born out of the idea that we exist in a simulated construct, where there are errors or anomalies.
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By the numbers: According to NOAA, October 2018 came in just behind October 2015 in terms of the global average surface temperature anomalies.
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To simplify the task of spotting anomalies, CORVIDS turns the possible data sets into histograms and arranges them into a three-dimensional chart.
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What is more concerning is recent research that suggests Zika can produce a higher rate of fetal anomalies than previously thought, he said.
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Entering it makes the operator enlist you in "Operation Scoop Snoops," a covert mission to shut down portals causing anomalies around the world.
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In only 30 seconds, he presents a century of data through a series of stills marking the annual temperature anomalies across the globe.
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The first priority for Kimmerle, who led the original 2012 excavation at Dozier, is determining whether or not the anomalies are human burials.
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Why it matters: These weather anomalies are becoming more common, say the report authors, and they can have massive health and economic impacts.
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The GAO found that the system has limited capability to detect anomalies in network traffic that sometimes indicate attempts to attack a network.
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Lena and a team of four other women enter the shimmer to get answers and encounter a series of bizarre and beautiful anomalies.
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A forecast by NASA points to high levels of "fires and thermal anomalies" in areas such as Punjab and some portion of Pakistan.
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Machine learning, where a system is taught to identify anomalies within a network, is promoted by companies like U.K.-based security firm Darktrace.
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By using these statistical anomalies I was able to estimate that there is 8 percent of the world's financial wealth in tax havens.
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While there was some speculation about possible anomalies in Wisconsin vote totals, no one ever suggested that there was "persuasive evidence" of manipulation.
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Without a pickup in pressure anomalies and wind speeds, the positive feedback mechanisms that drive La Nina are absent or only weakly present.
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Games like League of Legends or Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, where almost everyone at the highest level makes a cushy living, are anomalies.
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As part of an inquiry into potential emission anomalies, French authorities collected documents from the PSA Group, the parent of Peugeot and Citroën.
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The German group admitted publicly last September that the anomalies in U.S. emissions tests were caused by software designed to cheat the tests.
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Indemnis Parachute for DJI Drones straps onto DJI's large drones and features a launcher that deploys a parachute when sensors detect flight anomalies.
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""Ensuring that our systems meet rigorous safety standards and detecting anomalies like this prior to flight are the main reasons why we test.
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Long before Curry began smashing records for 3-point proficiency, Gretzky was elevating statistical anomalies to an art form with the Edmonton Oilers.
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He believes his physiological experience, and those of his peers, to be the norm, while the people of Yoshiro's generation are physical anomalies.
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Still, Eternal's most wildly experimental maps are mostly just anomalies inside what is often ultimately straightforward and predictable Doom monster encounters and traps.
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So far no soccer samples have been analyzed by the Lausanne laboratory that developed the complex tests to detect anomalies in Russian samples.
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The negative values are the anomalies that are colder than the 1880-1899 average and positive values hotter than the 1880-1899 average.
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The cranium has ruminated for decades in a display case, amid pathological and anatomical anomalies such as malformed fetuses and pickled liver stones.
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Researchers use data from the COOP, weather stations and ocean observations to calculate anomalies, or how much temperatures deviate from the historical average.
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He recommends getting your credit reports from all three main credit reporting companies, checking bank and credit card statements and report any anomalies.
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The Upshot took a look at ESPN's fantasy football draft data and found some interesting anomalies in terms of how quarterbacks are drafted.
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To figure out how the anomalies might have punched through Earth, against all odds, the researchers analyzed more than a decade of data.
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Levy: Abortions later in pregnancy typically occur because of two general indications: lethal fetal anomalies or threats to the health of the mother.
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"The dealer is the one who holds inventory for clients and will move in markets to take advantage of price anomalies," he said.
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"The estimates [for uterine anomalies] I've seen have ranged anywhere from one in a thousand to one in two hundred," Sullivan tells me.
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Correction: This article originally reported that "disability" could include lethal fetal anomalies like anencephaly, where a fetus is missing parts of its brain.
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King tides—a type of perigean spring tide (there's your science jargon)—occur when extra-high tides line up with some other meteorological anomalies.
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Many women who opt for an abortion past 20-weeks do so because certain fetal anomalies cannot be detected until that time, Hill said.
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It turned out that Audrey III was as well suited to detecting pollution levels in local river mud as she was past climate anomalies.
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Instead of investigating the anomalies, officials simply sent the information to Russia's antidoping agency, which was itself at the center of the cheating scheme.
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Some specific weather trends are triggering the worst climate shocks on food stores: Higher temperatures — and spikes in temperature anomalies — can affect crop yields.
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Touting their products online, luring customers with digital advertising and eschewing conventional retailers and marketers, they were anomalies shaking up small segments of retail.
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They've been grouped together in the past, praised as "anomalies" who put party politics aside and focus on the needs of their individual states.
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Exposing human data to algorithms exposes bias, and if we are considering the outputs rationally, we can use machine learning's aptitude for spotting anomalies.
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Every month, I see families in impossible situations due to maternal health, fetal congenital anomalies, or other complications that make termination an important option.
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In West Virginia, constituents voted to block public funds from being used for abortion procedures, except in cases of rape, incest, and fetal anomalies.
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There have only been monthly anomalies greater than 1°C three times before in recorded history, and those three were all from last year.
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Stein is pushing for recounts because experts pointed to statistical anomalies in the tallies in all three battleground states, according to the party's website.
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The European Union has said it found anomalies in the results from Haut-Ogooue and on Thursday France renewed its call for a recount.
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For the efficient-market hypothesis to hold true, markets must be liquid enough for arbitrageurs to bring prices back to normal when anomalies occur.
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Health initiatives such as using its devices to detect heart anomalies and advances in augmented reality are promising, but will take time to deliver.
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This was "beyond the upper bounds" of NOAA's temperature anomalies map, meaning that the agency ran out of colors to communicate the freak warmth.
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Sea ice extent was particularly low in the Barents Sea, north of Scandinavia, with large below average anomalies in the Kara Sea as well.
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He looks for anomalies where strength stands out, because that is a sign that there is a pending move, or a change in momentum.
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It can detect the anomalies, you know, far before something really manifests itself and the patient is going to recognize in terms of symptoms.
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Others have freaky frequency anomalies, either making vocals sound alien and sibilant or, more commonly, bloating out the bass for an artificially dramatic effect.
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Roche's drug and Bayer/Lilly's Vitrakvi target tumors with rare genetic anomalies called NTRK fusions, irrespective of where in the body the disease started.
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The mission was originally supposed to launch in early November and has been pushed back four times due to system anomalies and unfavorable weather.
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Better security checks and observation, including self-reported security breaches and data anomalies, could also help raise red flags if data is ever compromised.
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On Thursday, French authorities investigating potential auto emissions anomalies gathered documents from the offices of the PSA Group, the parent of Peugeot and Citroën.
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Palantir's technology gathers information from public and private databases and examines it to find patterns and anomalies that can prove useful to its clients.
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This would only exacerbate the technical challenges facing the program, which would mean even higher costs to fix inevitable anomalies on a larger scale.
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It also has a way to flag anomalies and will give the public and press quicker access once the results are reported to headquarters.
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Below, the map of wind speed and direction anomalies shows the enhanced flow of mild air from the Gulf of Alaska northward (the arrow).
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And in another twist, it was not the North Atlantic Oscillation, the natural change in atmospheric pressure that causes climate anomalies in this area.
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These thermal anomalies revealed the rock bridges where Boot Flake and Texas Flake are connected to the face of El Capitan, the researchers realized.
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The results themselves are also consistent with the possibility that the anomalies in absentee ballots had an effect on the outcome of the election.
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That also means even late abortion is permitted if a doctor determines that a fetus isn't viable, due to severe anomalies or other reasons.
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"In principle, if the airspeed indicator malfunctions, it can cause different anomalies for a pilot," said Mr. Haryo of the National Transportation Safety Committee.
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Those soups, then and now, look like something from the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia, where medical anomalies like conjoined fetal twins sit in fluid.
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Importance of stress tolerance: 67Average annual salary: $225,760What they do, according to O*NET: Examine, diagnose, and treat dental malocclusions and oral cavity anomalies.
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But the cisgender straight men who have sex with us, date us, love us, ghost us, send us dick pics, are not individual anomalies.
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Abortion remains illegal in the state past 24 weeks unless the mother's life or health is at risk, with no exceptions for fetal anomalies.
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Besides the statistical anomalies, there is a clear pattern to these generic vote numbers over time and this year's readings are following the pattern.
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Some temperature anomalies can be explained by the natural phenomenon known as El Niño, which causes period warming to occur all over the globe.
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A septate uterus is one of several possible congenital anomalies of the organ, meaning they happen during fetal development and are present at birth.
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Generated images, because their creation requires convincing an adversary that checks for just such statistical anomalies, contain none of these tell-tale signs of forgery.
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In areas where identifying yourself is tied to physical safety, any inaccuracies or anomalies could lead to secondary searches and more interactions with law enforcement.
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However, over longer periods of time (in this case 20-year periods) it's clear that global average surface temperature anomalies are now higher than ever.
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If there are any anomalies—anything out of the ordinary—they'll know how to get the team out of danger and where to move them.
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Collecting more data faster also means really rare events would happen more frequently, allowing physicists to potentially find anomalies that would lead to new physics.
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These anomalies were empirical examples of people behaving in a way that violated the assumptions economists made about rationality, especially with money or in markets.
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When you sell off $2 trillion in one go there are always anomalies with that poor old baby going down the drain with the bathwater.
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This universe corrects that by sending in people like Hines, who don't understand why they were drawn to these anomalies, or what their purpose is.
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The idea will be that Factmata will help detect anomalies and present them to different players in the field to help reduce those unintended placements.
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Datadog has long done that but today, it is adding a new service called Watchdog, which uses machine learning to automatically detect anomalies for you.
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A culture that provides the results the boss wants, or does not investigate inconvenient anomalies, or withholds data from nosy outsiders is not good enough.
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It has formed a squadron of Y-8GX6 aircraft on Hainan with the ability to comb vast areas of the sea surface for magnetic anomalies.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria's upper house of parliament will investigate anomalies in the renewal of oil leases by the ministry of petroleum, it said on Wednesday.
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Even as opposing climate anomalies duke it out over the equatorial Pacific, humans now control the master switch when it comes to our planet's thermostat.
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SpaceX has programmed the ship's onboard computer to detect any anomalies that would require a speedy escape, hopefully preempting the need for astronauts to intervene.
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Satellite images from the 1990s pointed to a persistent lava lake, as evidenced by thermal anomalies and signs of magma pouring out from the crater.
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"The administration has asked for a number of anomalies, so every indication is that it's not going to be a completely clean CR," he said.
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According to the latest data from America's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 20.18 of the 21990 highest monthly temperature anomalies have occurred since February 2015.
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Notably, Hyde excludes instances of unintended pregnancies that aren't the result of rape or incest as well as diagnoses of fetal anomalies incompatible with life.
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Instead, communications can be hoovered up en masse and analyzed to search the haystack of data for patterns and anomalies that might indicate potential threats.
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For those who think the system of executive pay in the rich world is working as it should, such egregious stories are just that—anomalies.
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If scientists found signs of these receptors in cells outside the nose and mouth, it was easy to write them off as mistakes or anomalies.
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Here's what the last the last 12 months look like:Sea surface height anomalies over the Pacific show El Niño gaining strength for the past year.
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Third, how do we institutionally ensure that any anomalies are randomly distributed and do not disadvantage any subset of the electorate more than any other?
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Robotic screening and AI could accelerate the process, leaving highly-seasoned screeners to review anomalies and actually catch guns and explosives faster, with better outcomes.
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It's especially good at sorting through large sets of data and identifying patterns or anomalies — a task that would take a human ages to review.
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But since Britain's vote on June 23 to leave the European Union, those same "events" have unfolded with bewildering speed, producing any number of anomalies.
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Davis and Nicastro both shared stories of aborting a wanted pregnancy after 20 weeks when they discovered their unborn children had devastating, likely fatal anomalies.
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The anomalies have given rise to a growing debate in Spain over electoral reform, similar to that about the Electoral College in the United States.
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Auditors BSR & Co, and Pathak H.D. & Associates pointed out several anomalies and a lack of clarity in instances of related party transactions and accounting methodology.
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Current temperature anomalies in the North Pacific and Atlantic suggest "it's likely we're going to get some blocking patterns setting up this summer," she said.
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Also, Medicare did not rate more than 1,000 facilities, either because of data anomalies or because they were too new to have a staffing history.
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Starting in the 1990s and early 2000s, some orbital eyes spotted prolonged thermal anomalies that hinted at a lava lake's existence, but couldn't prove it.
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Disney's "Newsies," the box-office bust that was later adapted into a Broadway darling, features a few anomalies during one of its big musical numbers.
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" He said that they knew how to deal with anomalies, but that if intense heat waves became permanent, "We'll have to plant bananas and pineapples.
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Far from being anomalies, scientists say the climate crisis is causing more extreme weather events -- and it's having devastating consequences in Asia and the Pacific.
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I was an analyst, so I'm always looking for these anomalies, always looking for something that is out of place, something that doesn't make sense.
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"There are some things that happen in the world that are anomalies that we can't explain with the Western point of view," he told me.
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"Temperature anomalies on Saturday could be as much as 30 to 35 degrees [Fahrenheit] below normal," the National Weather Center warned in its national outlook.
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But the medical consensus doesn't support that view either, and doctors note that many serious fetal anomalies can't be diagnosed until the 20-week ultrasound.
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It was the first state to pass a law mandating the burial and cremation of fetal tissue and to prohibit abortion due to fetal anomalies.
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It's quite possible, as some research has argued, that no orbital anomalies exist in the Kuiper belt, and that scientists are victims of an observation bias.
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The oil price-energy stock mismatch can also be explained by one-off anomalies, according to Jay Hatfield, CEO and portfolio manager at Infrastructure Capital Management.
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The map was put together in the 1960s by NASA astronaut Gordon Cooper to identify more than 100 "anomalies" in the Caribbean that may be shipwrecks.
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Pundits then pilloried her for failing to disclose the illness—and for ditching the reporters who are supposed to document such anomalies for the public interest.
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The strange events on the ranch, as well as other locations bearing purported paranormal anomalies, were involved in the study, according to The New York Times.
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Assuming no anomalies in future tests, NASA hopes to have a reliable ride to the space station from a U.S. company by the end of 2017.
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Every action — from parking at your local mall to an oil tanker chugging across the ocean — is recorded and harvested for economic trends and consumer anomalies.
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This especially includes transgender, non-binary or gender-nonconforming members of the community who have often been flagged for "anomalies" when passing through gendered TSA screeners.
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The team needs time to remove signal interference and anomalies in the data, said Mohamed Abbas, the head of the Egyptian team involved in the research.
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Consisting of three satellites—Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie—the constellation is capable of picking up extremely subtle magnetic signals and anomalies from Earth's rigid outer layer.
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"Detailed activity logs tell customers exactly when and where their data is being accessed, so they can be alerted of risks and anomalies immediately," he said.
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They will, as well, record anomalies in vegetation that might be the result of lithium-rich soils, or of hot springs that might contain the element.
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Unusually high ocean surface temperatures were present with this storm, with sea surface temperature anomalies of up to 6 degrees Fahrenheit off the Mid-Atlantic coast.
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Ron DeSantis wrote that "anomalies consistent with possible graves," were discovered at a site near the defunct Marianna, Florida, school during a recent ground pollution cleanup.
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That helps explain the rise of the quantitative investors, or "quants", who attempt to exploit anomalies—quirks that cannot be explained by the efficient-market hypothesis.
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The first evidence for a subsurface ocean on Enceladus also came from gravity anomalies detected by Cassini, in a series of flybys between 2010 and 2012.
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Monthly sea surface temperature anomalies in the Niño 3.4 region of the tropical Pacific, with El Nino and La Nina threashold conditions indicated by dashed lines.
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Crucially, Backstory customers will also benefit from the discoveries Chronicle makes by looking for patterns and anomalies in the combined data set of all its clients.
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Rogers said there will be many "anomalies" to address in the bill, but GOP lawmakers said they believed it is the firm choice of their caucus.
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NASA's Kepler space telescope scanned for this type of pattern, and found that Kepler-1625b had some observational anomalies that suggested it might host an exomoon.
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That speed allows high-frequency traders to shave crucial milliseconds off the execution of trades, thereby beating competition and taking advantage of anomalies in different markets.
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According to their findings, each set of data exhibits mean temperature anomalies reaching -2 degrees Celsius at 536 CE and again four or five years later.
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Sea surface temperature anomalies in this area, known as Nino region 20163, are the most closely correlated with all the other phenomena associated with El Nino.
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Using computer code he wrote, he searches his archive for statistical anomalies among the more ordinary murders resulting from lovers' triangles, gang fights, robberies, or brawls.
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Should the system spot any further anomalies, an alert will be sent out to other astronomers, who will then turn their own telescopes to the star.
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The judge said the investigation highlighted some "anomalies" but that the evidence gathered was not enough to proceed with the case, two legal sources told Reuters.
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In their findings, the authorities blamed the 42-year-old driver for not following proper safety procedures, but ruled out any anomalies in his mental state.
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"ASN also noted several failures by the operator in identifying and analyzing the consequences of anomalies affecting certain safety-critical equipment," it said in a statement.
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What's unique about F-Secure's approach is the team of human experts who verify and provide incident response on anomalies detected by its machine learning engine.
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The voting on May 13 was heavily clouded by election-day violence and anomalies at polling stations and, later, by inexplicable delays by the election commission.
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But since fetal anomalies aren't exempted in New York's 24-week ban, she had to fly to Colorado and pay $25,000 cash to end the pregnancy.
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An umbilical cord connected to the device sends a stream of data back to the ship that researchers monitor for anomalies that could be ship remains.
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While it may be tempting to view the Reagan and Trump tax policies as anomalies, they may be seen as part of a long-term trend.
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Weather models show that our increasingly warm planet is causing unstable day-to-day anomalies across the globe, and some of those are causing colder temperatures.
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The strange events on the ranch, as well as other locations bearing purported paranormal anomalies, were involved in the study, according to the New York Times.
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Mr. Macron wants to iron out such anomalies, though the government insists that it would not do away with R.A.T.P. workers' special status all at once.
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Starting late last year, the transfers reveal anomalies like instructions that $8 million be withdrawn from the teller — in cash — on behalf of the central bank.
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There were anomalies with the blood tests, too, so if you needed a transfusion during the operation we might not be able to find a donor.
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"The review will have to assess how serious these anomalies are and what the consequences are for the safety of the installations," the ASN statement said.
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Cornyn brushed aside a question about the tension between some of Trump's court picks and his GOP colleagues, noting they were anomalies rather than the norm.
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That's left people like Jonathan Sun, an entrepreneur who gave $50,000 to Trump last year, as the anomalies from the tech world expected at Tuesday's event.
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Each season showed temperature anomalies, but the summer was the most drastic change, with the coldest recorded mean summer temperature for Europe between 1766 and 2000.
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Nutonomy said that the accident was due to a "rare combination of software anomalies" that affected how the car responded to other vehicles when changing lanes.
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During the 19th century, astronomers also believed that a planet called Vulcan existed between Mercury and the sun and that it caused anomalies in Mercury's orbit.
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But other cardiovascular diseases like coronary artery anomalies, which are the second-leading cause of sudden cardiac death in athletes, wouldn't show up on the EKG.
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"Sophia learned that the fetus had multiple severe anomalies as a result of her cancer treatment, and was unlikely to survive after birth," the group wrote.
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When hair salons were still anomalies, Malone helped to popularize cosmetology schools, through her own Poro College, and teach women about the importance of scalp health.
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They found that there are some anomalies that may justify further scrutiny, but overall refugee admissions from the Middle East show a strong percentage of Christians.
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In 2016 Indiana and Louisiana tried, and failed in court, to ban abortions that supposedly "discriminated" against a fetus based on race, sex, or genetic anomalies.
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They threw unexpected anomalies into the simulation the second time around, but thruster and drift problems were all corrected, and we touched down with the mildest bump.
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It then uses machine learning to sift through this data and, individually and in aggregate, spot patterns and anomalies that might otherwise be missed by a human.
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"Regarding the first two anomalies, the team found the two critical software defects were not detected ahead of flight despite multiple safeguards," NASA explains in the post.
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Their concern was that the large data sets and statistical methods employed by researchers allowed for anomalies or false positives to be claimed as significant conclusions. 4.
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No. But there are situations where, due to a medical emergency or fetal anomalies, a woman must deliver an infant who will not live long past birth.
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According to a spokesperson for the excavation team, each of these companies detected curious anomalies in the ground, possibly indicating railroad tracks running along a hidden tunnel.
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The first is that the anomalies are statistical quirks; interrogate the data for long enough and you may find that stocks outperform on wet Mondays in April.
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It's worth noting, however, that the anomalies in their paper eerily echo those that were at the basis of one of the biggest scandals in modern physics.
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"The general idea is to use our digital model of plant operations to detect anomalies that could indicate a cyber disruption or attack is underway," he said.
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She will provide more detailed information her findings when investigating the anomalies at a public meeting, the details of which will be announced in the coming days.
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Her doctors said the baby, already suffering from severe anomalies, would not survive, and they recommended she terminate the pregnancy immediately to avoid the risk of infection.
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By his own admission, he was sceptical that the anomalies he and Dr Batygin have investigated actually would point to the existence of a replacement ninth planet.
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And the the German Meteorological Service announced its highest temperature in recorded history, of 104.9 degrees Fahrenheit (40.5 C). Temperature anomalies on July 25, 2019. Paris. Germany.
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" She also speaks about the season-opening DNA test we saw her get, in which the results presented "DNA anomalies that i can only classify as alien.
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The upcoming heat wave's evolution is illustrated in the below animation of computer model projections of temperature anomalies (the cooler periods largely correspond to overnight low temperatures).
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In less than six months, a person is trained to detect digital anomalies and defend a network using the most up-to-date cybersecurity skills and tools.
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Bonilla is also being investigated by prosecutors for suspected anomalies in $330,000 that was designated for the purchase of shoes and uniforms for poor children, officials said.
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"They are trying to find experience anomalies and focus them on marketing," says Ajay Chopra, a managing partner at Trinity Ventures, which previously invested in the company.
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Rather than troubleshoot the bugs — which added surface anomalies and amusing protuberances to his renderings — Stuart incorporated them, challenging the bedrock design principle that form follows function.
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So allow the FBI to remain ever vigilant to ensure that these incidents are anomalies and not tolerated "business as usual" practices to be ignored and accepted.
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The auditors examine each ballot and make note of potential anomalies, such as marks found outside the ovals or marks made with pencil instead of a pen.
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But at times, she added, there were anomalies: "In the exhibit, we see the kind of religious fervor that promotes a kind of violence against certain groups."
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"In months where there are anomalies like this, we look at the three-month average, which is 185,000," said Michael Gapen, chief United States economist at Barclays.
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And yet there were striking anomalies: it had 10 ribs instead of the usual 12, giant eye sockets and a long skull that ended in a point.
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So convincing is Wayne's fabrication of reality, that only on closer inspection do the surface anomalies and spatial incongruities begin to reveal the fiction of the object.
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Academic happiness studies are full of anomalies and contradictions, often revealing more about the agendas and values of those conducting them than the realities of human emotion.
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Depending on the local laws, fetal anomalies or health concerns for the pregnant woman may or may not allow having an abortion that late — or at all.
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In the global temperature graph, the anomalies are shown as the points below or above the 1880-1899 average, with their values shown on the y-axis.
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"So these anomalies are really very concerning and they have intensified in the last week," David Wachenfeld, the authority's chief scientist, said in his weekly video update.
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Plus, she said, the anomalies the Tribune had found in the data didn't prove fraud — any mass outreach campaign was inherently bound to include a few inaccuracies.
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One of Israel's anomalies is the fact that for the past 70 years, its house of representatives has also been wearing the hat of a constitutional assembly.
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Jamie Jewell, a spokesperson for CFM, said at the time that the company's inspections found "some anomalies in the process" of manufacturing disks for the jet's turbine.
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"Joy is a strength; intoxication, a weakness," wrote the 19th-century Danish choreographer August Bournonville, whose ballets are almost anomalies for their unassuming, unaffected delicacy and charm.
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"Joy is a strength; intoxication, a weakness," wrote the 19th-century Danish choreographer August Bournonville, whose ballets are almost anomalies for their unassuming, unaffected delicacy and charm.
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Vanselow realized that many animals, including cetaceans, navigate via the Earth's magnetic field (he has studied the effect of magnetic anomalies on whale behavior in the past).
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That's a lot of territory to cover, so the Juno spacecraft has been working hard to document the planet's weird weather anomalies since it arrived in July 2016.
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If this occurs, it would be expected to hold down global temperature anomalies, and possibly interrupt the constant string of record warm months, at least for a while.
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"An initial analysis has been conducted of the data... No mechanical anomalies have been identified," the investigation unit said after an initial analysis of the aircraft's black box.
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The space treasure map was put together in the 1960s by NASA astronaut Gordon Cooper to identify more than 100 "anomalies" in the Caribbean that may be shipwrecks.
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But when you have multiple huge objects with just the right masses, their mutual gravitational field can introduce some anomalies—like gravitational points that can hold things stable.
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"Ensuring that our systems meet rigorous safety standards and detecting anomalies like this prior to flight are the main reasons why we test," SpaceX said in a statement.
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The spot that the lander is aiming for is called Mare Serenitatis, and this region is supposed to have some "magnetic anomalies" that SpaceIL hopes to analyze further.
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Later, Bev would have occasion to revisit these scenes, to try to figure out where the anomalies lay—she knew they were there, knew that something was different.
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Some of these anomalies may have been caused by ancient meteorite impacts that enriched regions like Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, with extraterrestrial magnetic materials.
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The show's first season suffered from an overly heavy plot and too much bickering among its band of also-ran heroes, on a mission to correct chronological anomalies.
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Then, last year, NASA's Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) mission discovered gravitational anomalies that could have indicated hollow spaces within the pits, according to reporting by Eos.
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A paper by Kewei Hou and Lu Zhang of Ohio State University and Chen Xue of the University of Cincinnati found 447 stockmarket anomalies in the academic literature.
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Unlike 2016, they'll now have clear channels for reporting those anomalies, hearing what other local officials are doing to combat similar issues, and even calling in specialized assistance.
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Typically, El Niño's strength, which is measured in sea surface temperature anomalies, peaks in the oceans a few months before the warming influence is maximized in the atmosphere.
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Additionally, many of the fetuses that are exposed to Zika have followed the same, specific pattern: they are born with abnormally small heads or have other brain anomalies.
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There's nowhere to meet anymore, and progressive culture too often acts as if those who disagree with it are weird anomalies, not a major section of the country.
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If coffins and death don't put you off, a visit to a collection of anatomical anomalies and medical malformations put together in the 1800s may be for you.
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The treatment was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Thursday to treat certain types of solid tumors, which show rare genetic anomalies called NTRK fusions.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics disputed the use of chlorpyrifos in the early 2000s and in 2012 directly implicated pesticides and negative outcomes including brain anomalies in children.
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This map of global average surface temperature anomalies shows that Alaska was not the only spot in the far north to be much milder than average this winter.
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We're already a quarter of the way through the NBA regular season, and most of the league's early statistical anomalies are beginning to regress back to the mean.
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Natural borns, according to her, are like the Beyoncés of the sideshow—people born with physical anomalies that, in the traveling sideshows of yesteryear, rendered them curious spectacles.
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Eventually, the Vumacam network would cover "the whole of Johannesburg" with an "intelligent software layer over that network, which allows you to isolate incidents and anomalies," Eddey said.
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Abortion is banned past the 20-week mark, save for instances when the pregnant person's life or well-being is severely threatened, or if there are fetal anomalies.
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Few journalists have ever been on the ranch, and as a reporter who typically covers anomalies and weird news, it's long been a place I wanted to visit.
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From what I played, your task is to discover all kinds of strange anomalies formed from chunks of data, some of which are primal but sentient paper beasts.
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Anomalies in the country's GDP numbers, not all of which can be blamed on Mr Modi, have raised suspicions that India's growth rate may have been significantly overstated.
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Most 20-week bans, including Ohio's, don't make exceptions for fetal anomalies or other problems — even though many serious issues can't be detected until a 203-week ultrasound.
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Hopefully things will settle back to normal shortly (not likely), but given the geopolitical anomalies currently gripping the world, the weather seems to be the least of our problems.
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C.: And so he was really concerned that there was some anomalies in the metadata that would suggest that a foreign actor was getting copies of potential e-mails.
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In the new paper, the authors pointed out that the mummy&aposs unusual-looking skull and body were not necessarily the result of "anomalies," as the previous research suggested.
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Welspun also provided 363 miles of pipe to Boardwalk Pipelines with a total of 485 expansion anomalies, "for a rate of over one anomaly per mile," the report stated.
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Due to the targeted nature and extent of the manipulation, it is very unlikely that this manipulation was solely the result of a code based bug or other anomalies.
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Machine learning could be better than humans at scanning history and finding anomalies in the present, says Bob Murphy, head of the computational biology department at Carnegie Mellon University.
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He started writing papers on economic and financial "anomalies" in 1987, with a paper that looked at why stocks had better returns in January than the other 11 months.
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The team is also aiming to train the system to detect "anomalies"—the machine-learning equivalent of a human hunch that something is not quite right about a scan.
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Average annual salary: $234,900 Number of people employed in New York: 110 What they do, according to O*NET: Examine, diagnose, and treat dental malocclusions and oral cavity anomalies.
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"The air crew performed various multi-sensor searches in the area, including an acoustic search for 1.5 hours, without detecting any acoustic anomalies," noted the CDND in a statement.
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They are starting to use AI to screen for anomalies in expense claims, flagging receipts from odd hours of the night more efficiently than a carbon-based beancounter can.
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ROSENGREN: IN MY REMARKS TODAY, I'M GOING TO TALK A LITTLE BIT ABOUT SOME OF THE FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF SOME OF THE ANOMALIES WE'VE SEEN IN THIS CURRENT RECOVERY.
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As cardboard boxes and manilla envelopes from around the world stream through x-ray machines, officers with handguns tucked into their waistbands scan screens for anomalies in the images.
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But the OSCE also said that "fundamental rights and freedoms were respected overall", and that election-day organisation was professional and transparent; Hungarian media reported a few local anomalies.
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The next steps are using the algorithm to detect anomalies in real-world networks and further refining it by reducing the amount of parameters needed to make it run.
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Though the 27 anomalies discovered by radar are "consistent with possible graves," according to Governor Ron DeSantis, only fieldwork will determine whether human remains are present at the site.
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During the 1997-98 event, for example, the warm water anomalies extended nearly all the way to the west coast of Central and South America, Barnston and Halpert said.
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The data are fed to threat intelligence and behavioral analytics engines, which use machine learning to classify the incoming samples and determine normal behavior and identify outliers and anomalies.
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"Disasters aren't anomalies -- they are unfortunately a sure thing, and they are getting more costly every year," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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LeBron James is a prototypical athlete of superhuman proportions, a dominant force even in a league full of other athletic anomalies who have become preposterously good at shooting hoops.
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The news stories about assaults and murders and drug trafficking by reboots—I figured these were statistical anomalies, repeated only to sow fear and support for pro-incarceration politicians.
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This story has been corrected to reflect the fact that as far as we know, there were no fetal anomalies incompatible with life, not that the fetus was viable.
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De Stampa is known for "documenting" other anomalies in architecture, like the spinning Museum of Memory and Human Rights in Santiago and the disappearing and reappearing VitraHaus in Germany.
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Developers, too, could have accessed this data via an API and piped it into any number of data analytics platforms to spot aberrant samples, anomalies and other red flags.
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The condition, which results from genetic anomalies that block or limit an enzyme needed to produce the pigment melanin, is linked to several vision flaws and sensitivity to light.
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But in their final report, the O.A.S. election observers cataloged a series of anomalies and sloppy practices, concluding that the doubts over the election's integrity had not been dispelled.
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She was born with several genetic anomalies, including a rare bone condition called osteopetrosis, disproportionately small limbs, a lack of teeth, and an extra toe on all four paws.
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Bigelow's National Institute for Discovery Science (NIDS) and Bigelow Advanced Aerospace Space Studies (BAASS) spent more than two decades studying the strange anomalies that apparently occurred on the property.
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The near-total ban only allows exceptions for a "serious health risk" to the woman, ectopic pregnancies and lethal fetal anomalies -- but not for instances of rape or incest.
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Rajaonarimampianina said his camp had identified several anomalies, including the use of an invalid voter register, delays in opening of the polls in some places, intimidation and ballot-stuffing.
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We have to find the root causes — the anomalies, the cells that have mutated — and stop them before they spread to vital organs and cause pain, suffering, and death.
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He said a "drastic variation" that was recorded in monitoring instruments just days before the collapse, along with anomalies registered since mid-2018, should have prompted an immediate evacuation.
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The law also banned abortion if the fetus had a "disability" — which would have denied women the right to end a pregnancy even in case of serious fetal anomalies.
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Tessian then attempts to detect anomalies in outgoing emails and warns users about potential mistakes, such as a wrongly intended recipient, or nefarious employee activity, before an email is sent.
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The 2018-19 American and Australian seasons could be "just a couple of anomalies that we won't see again or won't see again for a number of years," he said.
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For now, though, he said that "any theory worth its salt should get things right," or explain the bulk of the dark matter anomalies and not just a specific piece.
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" While Outlaw did concede that "empirical data" does show that the sea levels hugging his state are rising, he believes that storms like Florence are "anomalies that you can't predict.
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"What we market today is anomaly detection and this allows us to go into the market without detecting specific anomalies," says Ruth Poliakine, the company's chief executive and co-founder.
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"Ensuring that our systems meet rigorous safety standards and detecting anomalies like this prior to flight are the main reasons why we test," a SpaceX spokesperson said in a statement.
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High temperatures will range from 10 to 25 degrees above average during the heat wave from the Midwest through the Northeast, with a few locations seeing even greater temperature anomalies.
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Global temperature anomalies for February 2016, another record-smashing month, via Ryan Maue / Weatherbell Analytics / SlateWasn't it just yesterday that we learned January was the hottest month in recorded history?
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Last year's surprise nomination for Mad Max: Fury Road and District 9 a few years ago were anomalies likely born out of expanding the field to up to 10 movies.
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When you are looking for anomalies in a data management tool like Druva, many everyday activities like a system update or a critical eDiscovery action could seem like unusual activity.
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Their origin is unknown, but since they are associated with magnetic anomalies on the Moon's surface, they are one of our solar system's best laboratories for studying complex electromagnetic effects.
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"Thus far, for this particular airplane there has been no evidence that there have been any oddities or anomalies that would suggest that the airplane is not airworthy," Valentine said.
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"To say now that the software has anomalies or mistaken algorithms is absolutely false," registry head Juan Carlos Galindo said, adding representatives from Petro's party have attended the voting simulations.
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But "learning more about what might be included" in the continuing resolution (CR), like whether or not it addresses defense anomalies, may help make up members' minds, he added. Rep.
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UFO hunters and agencies of extraterrestrial investigation look out with hawk eyes, detecting sites of crash landings, curious-looking underwater alien bases and obscure cloud formations that pose seductive anomalies.
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The other day, looking from a great distance on Interstate 15 toward the same lake bed, a few pinpoints of brightness were visible, neon anomalies against the dun-colored scrubland.
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The European Union, which sent an official observation team to the election and has cited anomalies in the poll results from Haut-Ogooue province, will maintain observers in the country.
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Every cutting is monitored by sight (the scope detects groove anomalies) and sound (the tracking gap between the cutter-head and the SL-1200 stylus is less than a second).
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Every cutting is monitored by sight (the scope detects groove anomalies) and sound (the tracking gap between the cutter-head and the SL-1200 stylus is less than a second).
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" But he also said clearly that the shootings are not anomalies: "[R]egardless of the outcome of such investigations, what's clear is that these fatal shootings are not isolated incidents.
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The environment has not fully committed to the La Niña cycle for Northern Hemispheric winter as the sea surface temperature anomalies have at times hesitated to maintain the downward plunge.
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"That's the first I've heard of that one but that sounds probably like some anomalies that might have happened," said Mark Ard, the spokesman for the secretary of state's office.
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Trimwire: Hooks into a company's bank accounts and credit cards to automatically reduce monthly costs by flagging anomalies and hunting for potential savings on recurring expenses (such as forgotten subscriptions).
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The company, called Banjo, says that it's combining this data with information collected from social media, satellites, and other apps, and claims its algorithms "detect anomalies" in the real world.
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Elsewhere, algorithms operate like electronic nags: At NewYork-Presbyterian, for example, the hospital uses AI to crawl through data and find anomalies in patient care, then nudges staff about them.
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One possible reason is that they made the Super Bowl after the 2013 and 2014 seasons, and many feel that their comparatively weaker records the past two years were anomalies.
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Mark Wise, commanding general of 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing had decided on Thursday to suspend flight operations after because of "anomalies" in the autonomic logistics information system (ALIS) software upgrade.
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Among American children and adolescents, firearm-related injuries are the second leading cause of death — more than fire or burns, heart disease, congenital anomalies and drug overdose or poisoning combined.
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Allowing the parents of fetuses with life-limiting anomalies the options of medical abortion is within the spectrum of palliative care, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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Women who make their mark behind the camera, as agents rather than objects of its gaze, tend to be seen as anomalies and alibis, special cases rather than central figures.
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By recruiting hundreds of math and physics Ph.D.s and employing powerful computers and high-speed data lines, they exploit anomalies between individual securities or follow market momentum to deliver consistent returns.
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In May, the ASN said the anomalies found in Flamanville had also been discovered in reactors being operated by EDF and ordered safety tests on 18 out of EDF's 58 reactors.
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Umbo CV wants to differentiate by building algorithms that combine images from multiple cameras and scan them for anomalies (for example, a car driving against traffic or someone scaling a wall).
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Read More: NASA Probes Giant Magnetic Explosions Around Earth The blue end of the spectrum indicates weak signals, while red regions, known as crustal anomalies, are unusually rich in magnetic minerals.
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"But now that the whole world has access to my personal archive, more anomalies are being discovered by people from all over the world, including Mexico, Europe and Africa," he says.
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In another method to see if an exoplanet has rings, scientists could look for slight anomalies in the light as the planet starts and finishes passing in front of its star.
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Sterblue is a French drone software startup aiming to get off-the-shelf drones inspecting large outdoor structures up close with automated insights that identify anomalies that need a second look.
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Yet at the same time, cloud-enabled virtualization can network many security-oriented software applications and other measures able to much more quickly detect anomalies, defend broad networks and counter intrusions.
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Shepard, who died Thursday at 73, was the last person to explain such anomalies, because he seemed for much of his crowded, colorful life to be unfazed by what others thought.
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He said that the details of implementing the proposal, and "anomalies" that would cause some people to have their taxes increase under Trump's plan, would be resolved when legislation is drafted.
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But it also creates other anomalies in markets, which can make life pretty difficult for investors in search of returns and income, with trillions of government bonds now offering negative yields.
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The startup's proprietary, millimeter wave imaging sensor enables the system to detect "anomalies" on a person, like a bomb or firearms that they may be trying to carry into a venue.
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In a hearing on the safety and security of France's 58 nuclear reactors, Chevet said safety levels were satisfactory overall, despite a number of anomalies and incidents reported in recent weeks.
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"Since the day after the election, we have had lawyers and data scientists and analysts combing over the results to spot anomalies that would suggest a hacked result," Mr. Elias wrote.
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Nine months down the road we're looking at a trial—medical experts come in and start lecturing about the ribs, genetic metabolic anomalies, brittle-bone disease, rickets—and that takes years.
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It could be that Trump worries if "every person in the country" was "asking questions" about the stuff in the returns, those questions might tip off auditors to previously undiscovered anomalies.
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But in response to a question from Spaceflight Now after the hearing, he confirmed that Starliner parachute drop tests have encountered anomalies similar to the one suffered by SpaceX last month.
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Charlie Winter, a senior research associate at the Transcultural Conflict and Violence Initiative at Georgia State University, said that in the past, documents with such anomalies have proven to be forgeries.
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Banks might think unsupervised machine learning (UML) and artificial intelligence (AI) software sounds new and exciting, but these programs detect anomalies and mistakes that professional money launderers are unlikely to make.
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Startups focused on IoT security, like Bastille Networks (backed by Bessemer), look for RF signatures, while ZingBox and SmartOrbis are taking a shot at cloud-based analytics and device behavior anomalies.
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TDS will be able to take advantage of a new anneal offsets control feature to tune individual qubits, improving the value of the chips for detecting security anomalies, among other things.
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"Election integrity experts have independently identified Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin as states where 'statistical anomalies' raised concerns," her campaign said on its website, seeking donations to pay for recount filing fees.
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The post-9/11 "If you see something, say something" campaign has increased pressure to report anomalies and unconventional behavior, which is certain to intensify in response to serial mass shootings.
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In late 2016, a friend developed a data scraper for Murphy that pulls all the published race result splits into an Excel document, making it easier for Murphy to see anomalies.
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"Ensuring that our systems meet rigorous safety standards and detecting anomalies like this prior to flight are the main reasons why we test," SpaceX said on the day of the failure.
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All of these hurdles make abortions after 20 weeks nearly impossible, meaning the minority of abortion patients who need them due to fetal anomalies or health risks must leave the state.
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"MCAS is a system designed to correct flight anomalies when they occur," Pierson plans to tell the House transportation and infrastructure committee, according to a draft statement obtained by NBC News.
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