Now, all these lab breakthroughs are just that: lab breakthroughs.
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He thinks we need breakthroughs, when in fact the biggest breakthroughs we've had have been by incrementally making, e.g.
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I think the number of breakthroughs that would be needed would be probably another dozen deep learning level breakthroughs.
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"A decade of scientific breakthroughs has failed to translate into breakthroughs in science performance in schools," Angel Gurría, OECD Secretary General, said in a speech in London on Tuesday.
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However, breakthroughs tend to get more media coverage than the methods already tested, proven, and implemented, even though many of those breakthroughs will never make it to the field.
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Many of the most impressive breakthroughs in our favorite gadgets are driven almost completely by critical new breakthroughs in component technologies: Chips and other semiconductors, displays, sensors and much more.
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But biological breakthroughs and conference deadlines are not convenient bedfellows.
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Such breakthroughs underpin much of the excitement in AI today.
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Now, due to medical breakthroughs, the survival rate is 228%.
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And this process can lead to some pretty great breakthroughs.
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Some led to diplomatic breakthroughs; others failed to forestall war.
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In fact, some powerful breakthroughs could take place this morning.
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That said, some unexpected emotional breakthroughs are likely to arrive.
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It undervalues breakthroughs developed and paid for by Canadian taxpayers.
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That alone would lead to total world domination scientific breakthroughs.
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CSIRO joint studies have led to breakthroughs in agricultural production.
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But that sort of AI remains many technological breakthroughs away.
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We don't need to wait for technological breakthroughs or innovation.
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New information comes to light, and philosophical breakthroughs take place.
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But there haven't been many breakthroughs on that science since.
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There were significant political breakthroughs for the 21988 Olympics, too.
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Today's eclipse in Leo is bringing you powerful psychic breakthroughs.
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Mercury connects with Uranus and breakthroughs in communication take place.
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These breakthroughs are further shaping both research and individualized care.
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Two things are particularly notable about these two emerging breakthroughs.
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Advances in nanotechnology and other fields might lead to breakthroughs.
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We know that creative breakthroughs don't occur in a vacuum.
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What developments and information are prompting breakthroughs in disease research?
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"Many hope for cancer breakthroughs, or cancer moonshots," she said.
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There is plenty of good background here, but no breakthroughs.
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Uranus is active this August, bringing breakthroughs and exciting news!
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Martinsburg residents, meanwhile, tried to take heart from small breakthroughs.
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It's 5 Principles for a Life of Breakthroughs and Purpose.
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An odd problem with no answer led to mathematical breakthroughs.
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Through relaxation, you'll be able to accomplish some major breakthroughs.
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In all, there are major transportation breakthroughs being developed today.
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He hints at possible medical breakthroughs without offering any evidence.
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Even then, she recognized that both breakfast items were breakthroughs.
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Breakthroughs in the life sciences are accelerating, especially in genomics.
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ZCash is making apparent breakthroughs in important, foundational cryptographic research.
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In general, a lot of breakthroughs come from left field.
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Unexpected conversations with your partners will lead to breakthroughs today.
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"The biggest breakthroughs take many years," he told the crowd.
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For more cool stuff and major breakthroughs, follow us on Instagram.
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We had a number of breakthroughs on the technology-sensing side.
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The potential economic and social benefits for AI breakthroughs are enormous.
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The trouble is, we haven't seen many disruptive tech breakthroughs lately.
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Talks aimed at easing tensions ended last week without major breakthroughs.
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AFTER WEEKS of unstable equilibrium British politics has seen two breakthroughs.
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The National's twin breakthroughs, Alligator and Boxer, thrive on that unease.
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That's because it's not based upon far-off battery tech breakthroughs.
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We'll need breakthroughs in energy storage, as well as energy generation.
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Sudden breakthroughs, unexpected conversations, and surprising news are on their way.
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So there are technical breakthroughs, but they're all behind the scenes.
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That didn't bode well for making any breakthroughs on genetic disorders.
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Yet, genuine breakthroughs in battery technology are few and far between.
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Here are the most significant breakthroughs in genetics research of 2017.
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So you can monitor when you think these breakthroughs will happen.
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There will be a nervous energy, but brilliant breakthroughs are likely.
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Expect philosophical breakthroughs—the energy is electric when Uranus is activated!
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True breakthroughs will emerge only by holding firm to trustworthy evidence.
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Public-private collaboration has spurred many of the region's technological breakthroughs.
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Federal and private sector prize competitions have led to incredible breakthroughs.
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Expectations for any breakthroughs at the two-day meeting are low.
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Breakthroughs that give patients control over their bodies are often resisted.
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Fortunately, some major communication breakthroughs in your relationships arrive this August.
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Surprise news will come your way, as will some emotional breakthroughs.
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During their tenure in Antarctica, scientists achieved numerous discoveries and breakthroughs.
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But expect breakthroughs (and endings) at the end of this month.
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Philosophical breakthroughs have followed since last night's full moon in Scorpio.
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They're here today because of medical breakthroughs funded with federal dollars.
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In 2012, the chatter turned serious when both experienced personal breakthroughs.
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If there aren't any aesthetic breakthroughs, there are some common tendencies.
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Yet dancers love it; and many have made breakthroughs in it.
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But the last breakthroughs happened much faster than they had expected.
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The traditionally Catholic republic recently experienced new breakthroughs beyond just economic.
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Repeating these experiments with antimatter could yield similar breakthroughs, says Pohl.
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That could be one of the greatest breakthroughs in history, possibly.
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Stories about scientific and technological breakthroughs can be relevant for years.
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Has Oliver's unique skill set heralded any breakthroughs for the Wizards?
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When we developed those computers, the neural net AI breakthroughs started.
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Health science, by contrast, evolves very slowly and breakthroughs are rare.
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Kostianovsky evidently believes in the power of breakthroughs borne of necessity.
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The investment will help scientists "achieve breakthroughs" faster "We live in an era of unprecedented challenges and opportunities," Allen said today in an announcement at the NationalThe investment will help scientists "achieve breakthroughs" faster Academy of Sciences.
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Attached to these instruments, DARKNESS could yield significant breakthroughs in exoplanet detection.
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And then there are breakthroughs by entrepreneurs that transform how industries operate.
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Economists, in fact, have no trustworthy theory of what produces technological breakthroughs.
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On August 26, my horoscope told to brace for surprises and breakthroughs.
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His process also demonstrates how researchers are beginning to understand creative breakthroughs.
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"Humanity has always needed time to get over scientific breakthroughs," said Adashi.
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The Discovery Not all scientific breakthroughs change the world for the better.
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One was a series of technical breakthroughs in science, engineering, and medicine.
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The Art of Rivalry: Four Friendships, Betrayals, and Breakthroughs in Modern Art.
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But what does it really take to make these breakthroughs in science?
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Weaver makes it a point to highlight the technical breakthroughs behind Eero.
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ICOs were one of the breakthroughs in the tech industry in 2017.
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But these breakthroughs have also come with equally jaw-dropping price tags.
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Philosophical breakthroughs arrive this evening, as well as invitation to an adventure!
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It might be difficult at first, but then you'll start having breakthroughs.
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But in those three areas, we don't have any of the breakthroughs.
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And yet we still read claims from scientists who have made breakthroughs.
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So far, I've found breakthroughs have been the exceptions, not the rule.
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Allison's work cracked open the door; subsequent breakthroughs have kicked it wide.
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Big breakthroughs about your home life come with Tuesday's full moon eclipse.
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Breakthroughs about your mental and emotional health will arrive later this evening.
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While awaiting breakthroughs, activists look to education as an immediate preventative tool.
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It's a genetic treasure chest that has already led to important breakthroughs.
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The breakthroughs in seed and pesticide technologies have not come without problems.
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Today's eclipse, in Fire sign Leo, is bringing you profound spiritual breakthroughs.
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Your ruling planet, Venus, connects with power planet Pluto, bringing philosophical breakthroughs.
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The current optimism stems from recent breakthroughs in the field of immunotherapy.
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And there is plenty of scope for unexpected breakthroughs, says Mr Dixon.
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ROEHAMPTON, England — Ashleigh Barty had her teenage breakthroughs at Wimbledon years ago.
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Once a month, they meet to discuss recent breakthroughs and promising startups.
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As in any therapeutic environment, messes are made and "breakthroughs" are shared.
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Bottom line: All of these potential deals are big breakthroughs for Republicans.
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"Breakthroughs require personal hustle, but they also require outside help," Poswolsky writes.
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Yet, for the next few years, achieving revolutionary technological breakthroughs is unlikely.
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Communication planet Mercury enters fellow air sign Libra today, bringing philosophical breakthroughs.
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Barring some major medical breakthroughs, most of us won't see one again.
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This week seeks to address last week's intensity and powerful emotional breakthroughs.
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Take time early today for meditation; some deep philosophical breakthroughs will arrive.
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Some unexpected breakthroughs concerning these issues will come your way this evening.
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Powerful breakthroughs are taking place in your life around sex and creativity.
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Surprising news is coming your way, and so are plenty of breakthroughs.
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By coordinating, Gates believes that they can get to the breakthroughs ahead.
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And when people reach artistic breakthroughs together, differences begin to feel minor.
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Many technological and procedural breakthroughs in medicine have occurred in other countries.
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Both were breakthroughs — and both were much smaller than they are today.
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Familiar ballets looked new; rare ballets were reborn; corps dancers made breakthroughs.
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Here's what you need to know: • A night of upsets and breakthroughs.
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However, emotional breakthroughs are also taking place as Mars connects with Uranus.
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Battery improvements and the wide use of drones have spawned technological breakthroughs.
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Past breakthroughs to ease Korean tensions have often ended with renewed animosities.
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Constrict that research pipeline, and we reduce our chance of future breakthroughs.
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Israel's shocking victory over three Arab armies, paradoxically, produced opportunities for breakthroughs.
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Breakthroughs that yield drugs with a novel mechanism of action remain sporadic.
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Trump clearly still hopes for further diplomatic breakthroughs, despite much wider scepticism.
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There have been breakthroughs, there have been setbacks, there have been tariffs.
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Some unexpected, nervous energy flows this morning, Libra—but breakthroughs arrive, too.
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The current system, for its flaws, has also delivered remarkable medical breakthroughs in recent decades; then again, the matter of research and development is also a complex one, given how many scientific breakthroughs originate in government and academic labs.
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These two approaches to "supervised learning" have led to breakthroughs in artificial intelligence.
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Confusion in your partnerships will arrive this morning, but breakthroughs will come tonight.
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Tan describes their unique stories and their unique (and long-awaited) emotional breakthroughs.
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It's the field that drives a lot of the breakthroughs in machine learning.
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Beyond the symbolism, no one in Russia expects the meeting to produce breakthroughs.
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In fact, Science called the microbiome one of its breakthroughs of the year.
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But CRISPR has already spawned hundreds of millions in investments and countless breakthroughs.
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But what the world really wants from the company is surprises, breakthroughs, magic.
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It's also one that dismisses breakthroughs already being made by the auto industry.
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Massive philosophical breakthroughs take place today and rock your world—but worry not!
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However, AI can't come to new scientific breakthroughs all by itself, Hunter claims.
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In the meantime, it's worth celebrating them as the breakthroughs that they are.
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Fortunately, your ruling planet, Mercury, connects with brilliant, electric Uranus today, bringing breakthroughs.
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Awe can lead to greater collaboration and that can lead to marvelous breakthroughs.
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This is when breakthroughs happen, deals are made and long-held entrenchments recede.
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Secrets will be revealed, minds will be changed, philosophical breakthroughs will be made.
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This is one way the Human Cell Atlas could lead to medical breakthroughs.
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"It can take years for those breakthroughs to become standard practice," he explained.
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"We are on the cusp of just so many enormous breakthroughs," Biden said.
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Who knows, IBM's web platform could help produce some breakthroughs of its own.
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Scientists are hopeful this new frontier in medicine will lead to important breakthroughs.
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Big breakthroughs will go down in complicated, intense areas of your life, Leo.
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Feeding the world without deepening the climate crisis will require new technological breakthroughs.
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These types of questions lead to creative breakthroughs and different avenues of thought.
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EPA scientists are not merely protecting the environment, they are finding new breakthroughs.
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But the Axon M's dual-screen technology isn't the result of industry breakthroughs.
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Pluto can get deep beneath the surface—use this time for psychological breakthroughs.
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Federally funded research breakthroughs learned from nature have also been applied to technology.
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Artists like these have been lucky enough to have one or more breakthroughs.
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We're so close to breakthroughs to so many diseases that plague us all.
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Others, such as the high-tech maglev train, have been considered scientific breakthroughs.
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Recent breakthroughs in A.I. are largely attributable to a technique called deep learning.
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More deep dives into vital scientific breakthroughs like our coverage of gravitational waves.
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Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton pursued diplomatic breakthroughs between Israel and its enemies.
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THE ART OF RIVALRYFour Friendships, Betrayals, and Breakthroughs in Modern ArtBy Sebastian SmeeIllustrated.
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As with any freewheeling exercise, it has a potential for breakthroughs and calamities.
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The most recent round of talks concluded on Friday with no breakthroughs announced.
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Astronomers, anthropologists, geologists, and many other scientists made mind-boggling breakthroughs in 2019.
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"It is unlikely that any deals or breakthroughs will be reached," he added.
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It's hard to see how Trump's personal chemistry leading to any breakthroughs there.
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Sometimes, I have to say, the scientific breakthroughs feel a little too convenient.
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This is limiting job growth, knowledge-sharing and technological breakthroughs in this country.
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These breakthroughs are fast changing the treatment options available to people with cancer.
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"We're on the cusp of big breakthroughs in artificial intelligence," wrote El-Ouazzane.
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Surprising news arrives as the sun connects with Uranus; breakthroughs are taking place.
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You'll make some fantastic social connections today, as well as some metal breakthroughs.
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We're talking late nights, emotional breakthroughs, secrets being exposed, and fantastic, mysterious adventures.
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While Saturn is the planet of confinement, Uranus is the planet of breakthroughs.
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Experts agree that major, concrete breakthroughs are far less likely than incremental steps.
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Some days you'll create work that's subpar, but other days you'll make breakthroughs.
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Reducing their enormous social burden needs to begin with significant breakthroughs in treatment.
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I do believe that the GDPR does, of course, represent some great breakthroughs.
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None of those breakthroughs will be easy for Sanders to replicate this year.
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For some members of Starebaby, the group has yielded real-time musical breakthroughs.
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There have been breakthroughs and positive changes in the dance climate this century.
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Technology breakthroughs have led to an American energy renaissance and a growing economy.
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By 2016, Voroninski said breakthroughs in deep learning created opportunities to jump in.
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In 1846, a doctor makes remarkable breakthroughs, including a surgical repair for fistula.
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It's a nation capable of breakthroughs in science, medicine, computing and the arts.
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Another way to think of these breakthroughs is as stories of individual creativity.
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What kinds of breakthroughs have helped you identify Korean War M.I.A.s so far?
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We've helped members of our tribe achieve major personal and professional breakthroughs.2.
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The relatively few breakthroughs offer hints as to why other efforts have faltered.
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And government efforts to research breakthroughs in the technology have so far failed.
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It appears that major diplomatic breakthroughs have been made between Pyongyang and Seoul.
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She cited the way technology has led to breakthroughs in healthcare and medicine.
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There was much talk in Cologne of breakthroughs made after years of analysis.
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Talk about that song a little bit because that's one of your breakthroughs.
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The rewards of breakthroughs are felt most acutely when our families experience illness.
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Patients can compare their treatment with those of others; researchers can broadcast breakthroughs.
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"We're not even close" to the breakthroughs necessary for full autonomy, he said.
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People will feel bored easily today—but big breakthroughs could also be made!
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It'll be interesting to see if somehow out of this chaos comes major breakthroughs, but our experience certainly with China is you have to have a very steady long-term hand and you have to be consistent to make breakthroughs.
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Philosophical breakthroughs will arrive this morning, but watch out for aggressive vibes this evening.
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Like many scientific breakthroughs, this one comes with a lot of giant ethical questions.
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Does he realistically hope for any breakthroughs on Ukraine or Syria or arms control?
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What's tantalizing, however, are the breakthroughs in extending the healthy lifespan of other species.
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But breakthroughs in talks will most likely involve a lot of give and take.
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Image: APWhen it comes to preventing suicide, true breakthroughs are hard to come by.
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Today's full moon in fellow fire sign Sagittarius finds you making massive philosophical breakthroughs.
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Of course the current state of politics is not favorable to big policy breakthroughs.
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Breakthroughs and overall leadership in these fields will have repercussions for the global economy.
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In the past, breakthroughs like these generally came from two places: Europe and America.
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He is known in the scientific community for his breakthroughs in black hole science.
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Behind many of the greatest breakthroughs in machine learning lies a painstakingly assembled dataset.
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Others might argue that big breakthroughs are not the only measure of good science.
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These breakthroughs allowed for the first genomic comparisons between two different species, Venter said.
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Almost everything ARES uses is off-the-shelf — no experimental tech or breakthroughs required.
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These breakthroughs show that the coming year is going to be full of opportunities.
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Over time, he's settled into being bullish on some VR breakthroughs, bearish on others.
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This eclipse in philosophical, spiritual Pisces will bring some major breakthroughs on that front!
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Others say earlier technological breakthroughs that did speed productivity have yet to be duplicated.
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It will enable breakthroughs by helping us find new planets and understand Earth's climate.
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Advances and breakthroughs now come despite the government's involvement, rather than because of it.
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Another problem for climate diplomacy is that governments will have no breakthroughs in 2017.
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Tech breakthroughs are making our lives easier — both in and out of the office.
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Despite the friendly rhetoric, no major breakthroughs were expected from the White House meeting.
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Put simply, real breakthroughs could happen on this quantum platform and in the cloud.
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With funding there's always the possibility of breakthroughs in AI, but to what end?
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Breakthroughs in power technology now make a repeat performance possible for that sector too.
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XPRIZE was founded 20 years ago to catalyze radical breakthroughs that could benefit humanity.
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As with hoes and hard soils, there are no easy breakthroughs to be had.
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Backchannel bipartisan negotiations are how members of Congress either dither or make real breakthroughs.
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Crucially, these breakthroughs may help alleviate the shortage of qualified workers in cyber defense.
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In this role, we have learned three things: Breakthroughs don't happen in a vacuum.
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Further breakthroughs soon followed, as researchers examined how the asymmetry problem could be solved.
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Intense feelings will come up this evening; however, some breakthroughs may also take place.
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BANGKOK - CHINESE OFFICIAL SAYS BREAKTHROUGHS MADE IN ASIA TRADE TALKS, CONSULTATION WITH INDIA ONGOING
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Cheng also says the Z5 will include four technological breakthroughs, including 18 patented technologies.
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They will also enable medical breakthroughs that have the potential to be life-changing.
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MASON, Ohio — On a day of possible regime change, only smaller breakthroughs were achieved.
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For pancreatic cancer patients, access to these breakthroughs can't come a moment too soon.
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From the Ford Model T to the Tesla, breakthroughs in transportation have revolutionized society.
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Mountains of wealth; medical breakthroughs; technologies that give us access, organize us, connect us.
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But a well-managed line of business doesn't try to subsist on sporadic breakthroughs.
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Powerful emotional breakthroughs arrive, but only if you slow down and get some rest.
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The breakthroughs will come from a handful of independent artists, or even branded entertainment.
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This will be stressful—there will be drama—but big breakthroughs are also likely!
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Today's eclipse, in fellow Air sign Aquarius, will bring you some big philosophical breakthroughs.
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What are some of biggest breakthroughs and promising projects he has worked on since?
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Biden reminded her to stay hopeful as there are medical breakthroughs all the time.
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Basic science research is necessary to make breakthroughs in how treatments might be created.
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"I do not see any significant cancer breakthroughs being dependent on 5G," Dameff said.
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Mercury enters Cancer and joins the Sun on June 21, delivering profound philosophical breakthroughs.
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Instead, they must search for opportunities upstream to make breakthroughs in attacking systemic problems.
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Many of the breakthroughs in 2018, as is so often the case, were overdue.
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MY TWENTIETH CENTURY EVENING AND OTHER SMALL BREAKTHROUGHS: THE NOBEL LECTURE By Kazuo Ishiguro.
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Most of the breakthroughs in his area, polymer physics, had been made years before.
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Medical and scientific breakthroughs, some with ethical concerns, are being used to help people.
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We risk misleading ourselves when we attribute breakthroughs such as this to machine intelligence.
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Clinton, seeking ways to prolong the primary but finding few opportunities for true breakthroughs.
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This process can be frustratingly slow, but it can also lead to exhilarating breakthroughs.
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Astrologically, Uranus is associated with extremes, breakthroughs and breakdowns, limitlessness, and being an outsider.
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New technologies and life science breakthroughs could reverse this trend in the long run.
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Behind Dr. Smithies's breakthroughs were ingenious homemade contraptions cobbled from everyday objects and junk.
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But one of its most significant A.I. breakthroughs will never be seen by consumers.
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As researchers make more of these breakthroughs, the human evolutionary puzzle gets more complicated.
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There will be defeats before there can be the "breakthroughs" few people imagine possible.
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Several previous rounds of talks between the two sides failed to achieve any breakthroughs.
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Recent trade negotiation breakthroughs could also help buoy FedEx shares into the holiday quarter.
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Finding cures for diseases like cancer requires bold, fundamental breakthroughs rooted in basic science.
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Achieving fundamental breakthroughs in medical research is less likely to happen in this environment.
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Maybe it will take generations of computing breakthroughs before such calculations are even possible.
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For a great overview, see that PNAS article, which covers three recent lab breakthroughs.
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Tension pops up in your work and relationships, but it could lead to breakthroughs.
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We simply don't have time to wait for energy breakthroughs or miracles, they say.
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You're eager to learn new things today, and indeed, some profound breakthroughs will occur.
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Furthermore, breakthroughs in a field can often surprise even other researchers in the field.
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We've since adapted these skills to make breakthroughs in topics like science and math.
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You'll find new sources of inspiration during the day and psychic breakthroughs at night.
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If the "Advancing Breakthrough Devices for Patients Act of 2016" becomes law, patients will be less likely to benefit from true breakthroughs because the bill poses merely a flimsy hurdle to merit calling devices "breakthroughs," and it significantly undermines FDA approval standards.
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Combined with other breakthroughs, plastics that conduct electricity well could make for some wonderful gadgets.
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Stress about cash comes up this evening, but unexpected emotional breakthroughs will arrive later tonight.
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Many breakthroughs in prenatal surgery have only been possible because of ever more sophisticated instruments.
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Coverage of test launches, new warheads and technical breakthroughs dominate the state-controlled military media.
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But years before, in 2003, the cold case was reopened following breakthroughs in DNA science.
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Expectations for any breakthroughs at the two-day meeting in La Malbaie, Quebec, were low.
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In the past year, North Korea has boasted of numerous weapons breakthroughs in unprecedented detail.
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This has led to some big breakthroughs, says the report, but only in narrow domains.
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However it also acknowledged that there has not yet been any breakthroughs in cellulosic fuel.
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Timing of investments seems tied to projections for consumer adoption more than major technological breakthroughs.
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It has indeed made breakthroughs, such as artemisinin, now a widely used defence against malaria.
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One worry is that the benefits of Chinese breakthroughs will be muted by data protectionism.
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Formulation breakthroughs that help keep certain ingredients that oxidize easily, like Vitamin C, more potent.
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Emojis and bitcoins are no substitute for breakthroughs such as jet engines or the internet.
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Here were some of the biggest breakthroughs of the past year on the cyborg front.
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Why it matters: Genetic testing and the medical breakthroughs it's led to are good things.
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Emotional and creative breakthroughs take place as the moon and sun connect with wildcard Uranus.
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On foreign policy, he has flipped and flopped without any major diplomatic or military breakthroughs.
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The world stands at the cusp of one of the greatest breakthroughs in information technology.
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This diversity promotes the free exchange of ideas leading to unprecedented research and scientific breakthroughs.
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It's a race to turn the trillions of bacteria in our body into medical breakthroughs.
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I predict spider flour and 100-percent coconut flour-crusted pizza to make their breakthroughs.
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He is also searching for diplomatic and military breakthroughs in the quest for international stability.
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This basic research could result in future breakthroughs regarding how we combat stress in humans.
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If we don't safeguard our breakthroughs and the consumers who use them, someone else will.
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Philosophical breakthroughs will arrive today, as well as a chance to get out of town.
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I think Michael Marler at Les Pervenches has definitely had some breakthroughs over the years.
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Though you'll meet some frustrations around getting your chores done today, some breakthroughs will arrive.
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"This woman is one of the most important medical breakthroughs in medical history," he says.
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The biggest breakthroughs typically come when you're feeling the most frustrated and the most stuck.
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It is daunting, but with a few breakthroughs, we can make money for the investors.
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Attempts to nudge people toward breakthroughs feel awkward at best, and genuinely painful at worst.
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They brim with true tales of sacrifice and petty-mindedness, miraculous breakthroughs and cynical betrayal.
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Signs of potential breakthroughs have temporarily sent markets up, but none has ever panned out.
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Nearly all major electric vehicle technical breakthroughs have been initially developed through U.S. federal funding.
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But these innovations appear to be more incremental compared to past breakthroughs, the report says.
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Breakthroughs within your creative projects will arrive, as will a climax in your love life.
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Technological breakthroughs notwithstanding, even though Haas can play, that doesn't mean that he will play.
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We've uncovered challenges we never dreamed of and made breakthroughs at a seemingly impossible pace.
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Even small A.I. breakthroughs, the show suggests, will make life a joyless panoptic lab experiment.
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And research funded by organizations like Cure Alzheimer's Fund is leading to NIH-funded breakthroughs.
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The torrential intensity of her acting as Juliet was one of her breakthroughs this season.
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I think eventually there are going to be breakthroughs in diagnostics, including with small samples.
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Why enroll if most trials result neither in medical breakthroughs nor in extending survival rates?
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Background reading: The United States says it will share any vaccine breakthroughs with the world.
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Background reading: The United States says it will share any vaccine breakthroughs with the world.
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All the studies, all the tests and pills and breakthroughs, it's all worthless, she said.
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The Art of Rivalry: Four Friendships, Betrayals, and Breakthroughs in Modern Art, by Sebastian Smee.
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Efforts by both sides to seek reconciliation through sports exchanges have sometimes led to breakthroughs.
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Despite these breakthroughs, the record is riddled with lapses in impact where it matters most.
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The history of medical science is full of breakthroughs that at one point seemed impossible.
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Read this Times Trilobites article on the new breakthroughs in 3-D printing of glass.
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Emerging enterprise use cases History has shown that technology breakthroughs invariably emerge as technology matures.
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This was a big year for breakthroughs in space, but 2020 might be even bigger.
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That has led to breakthroughs in several conditions, including cystic fibrosis and spinal muscular atrophy.
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Despite all these impressive breakthroughs, serious commercial application of solar fuels remains a ways off.
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Yet those breakthroughs are being offset by preventable deaths relating to addiction and mental illness.
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Living With Cancer Ongoing breakthroughs in cancer care involve personalized medicine, we are often informed.
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The pace of technological change is accelerating and each year brings ever more scientific breakthroughs.
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He could fund applied chemists, like Haber and Bosch, in the hopes of similar breakthroughs.
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You may have some huge breakthroughs around ways you've been shooting yourself in the foot.
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The elusiveness of concrete breakthroughs — and the long time frames and significant capital required for energy start-ups to develop materials, hardware and technology — have underscored the difficulty venture capitalists have faced so far in funding breakthroughs, as well as in generating returns for investors.
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Then there's deep learning and the neural nets themselves have led to a number of breakthroughs.
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But the couple doesn't follow the common futurist pattern of overhyping potential breakthroughs in those fields.
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These are just examples of many different conceptual and formulaic breakthroughs that had to be made.
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The breakthroughs in big data, robotics, and artificial intelligence are uniquely suited to the banking industry.
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And Kelly doesn't offer any plausible examples of big breakthroughs that could be on the horizon.
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WALLACE (voice over): There were no breakthroughs, but the two leaders decided they could do business.
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And expect more breakthroughs to come as Beijing hunts for more critical infrastructure to invest in.
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And even if no big policy breakthroughs are achieved, at least there will be star power.
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But He Ping of Fudan University in Shanghai, who has monitored the talks, expects few breakthroughs.
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Approving USMCA will allow these breakthroughs to serve as a precedent that will shape these agreements.
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The reason for these breakthroughs is that both leaders are losing control of their own parties.
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Increased intelligence In recent years, scientists and researchers have made breakthroughs in their understanding of bilingualism.
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Pisces is a very magical and psychic sign, so spiritual breakthroughs are also totally possible today.
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Recent breakthroughs convinced Gilead's management that they needed to buy a company developing CAR T treatments.
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Today's feature add machine learning to the pivot tables to achieve a couple of major breakthroughs.
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"That's really when you have breakthroughs...because people get to walk away with something that's real."
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A few years ago, the star power alone would have represented breakthroughs for Amazon and Hulu.
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"The War of Art" is described as a practical guide for homing in on creative breakthroughs.
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But despite pop culture's enduring conception of the robot butler, these creations don't represent major breakthroughs.
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So we'll take the bad jokes if it means more tech and science breakthroughs, thank you.
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By the end of our walk I feel I've accomplished something and I've made some breakthroughs.
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Though Kerry's focus has been narrower, his hard-charging efforts actually led to more diplomatic breakthroughs.
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With so much investor indifference in the space, it would help to have some research breakthroughs.
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One of the biggest breakthroughs has been because of the advances in the field of neuroscience.
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It's easy to forget how difficult it is for critical tech breakthroughs to reach mainstream acceptance.
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Deep philosophical breakthroughs have kept you up all night, Taurus, and now you're mentally hung over.
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Mercury connects with Uranus and you and your partners are having exciting conversations and creative breakthroughs.
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Breakthroughs arrive when Mercury meets Jupiter on October 29, helping you really dive into these issues.
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Such is the pressure on Chinese scientists to make breakthroughs that some put ends before means.
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Some of the biggest technology breakthroughs in recent memory are the marriage of art and design.
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But the meeting is described as "informal," and major breakthroughs appear beyond grasp at this point.
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Last month's launch, while not a categorical success, showed progress — one of many hard-won breakthroughs.
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"So there's always a lag between the innovation breakthroughs and the actual application in the marketplace."
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A public option could build on these breakthroughs and extend them to Americans under Medicare age.
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Each day we read about amazing technology breakthroughs, particularly when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI).
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You'll be able to achieve major emotional breakthroughs and lots of healing if you do so!
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But breakthroughs in the economy have eluded him, which many economists say have sapped business confidence.
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That would not only keep them competitive but also help them reach new breakthroughs more quickly.
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In fact, there have been more than 200 failures of supposed cancer breakthroughs in recent years.
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I think of the breakthroughs in care that benefit the elderly and needy in both nations.
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But funding and treatment breakthroughs have recently plateaued: 2016 saw 5 million more cases than 2015.
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Amid the flurry of attention surrounding missing kids in DC, there have also been some breakthroughs.
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Philosophical breakthroughs arrive this evening as communication planet Mercury connects with the planet of transformation, Pluto.
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The thing is, the breakthroughs don't usually live up to their hype, at least not immediately.
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Recent blockbusters like Black Panther and Crazy Rich Asians, hailed as breakthroughs for African American and
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Real choices raise the possibility that there might be real breakthroughs, real discoveries and real advances.
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China, which initiated the visit, had been left on the sidelines in the recent diplomatic breakthroughs.
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And nationwide, while we don't yet have a cure, the medical breakthroughs around H.I.V. are impressive.
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You update for when there's changes in the field of study, scientific breakthroughs, new case studies.
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Two major technical breakthroughs will power smart glasses, those being augmented-reality displays and finger tracking.
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"For months apparent breakthroughs have happened just in time for Security Council briefings, then progress stalls."
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A state of emergency in Italy, political breakthroughs in the U.S. and a lifeline for Turkey.
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When it came to biomedical breakthroughs, this past decade represented a lot more hype than substance.
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The exchange, which the California State system declined to discuss, yielded no breakthroughs for the universities.
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In 2016, they made three significant breakthroughs in understanding the universe and our place in it.
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Because it deals in huge sums, finance has always had the cash to adopt breakthroughs early.
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"We see these breakthroughs on smartphones in every field," he wrote in a March op-ed.
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Trade negotiations last month involving lower level officials from the two countries ended without any breakthroughs.
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Meanwhile, there were no major breakthroughs after U.S. and Chinese officials met last Wednesday and Thursday.
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U.S. and Chinese officials ended two days of trade talks on Thursday without any major breakthroughs.
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These patents incentivized American R&D and innovation and led to countless technological and medical breakthroughs.
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That kind of investment has enabled some important breakthroughs for the company — like its AI software.
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The years to come likely will see even more breakthroughs that increase our problem-solving flexibility.
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It's a stressful day, especially around your career or reputation, but breakthroughs are on the way.
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There is nothing wrong with such research, but it is unlikely to lead to major breakthroughs.
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The opportunities for breakthroughs can be unexpected and potentially lifesaving, as the recent Microsoft study demonstrates.
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It's helping scientific breakthroughs, but over-dependence can ultimately be very damaging when something goes wrong.
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And here's a crucial thing: it doesn't rely on battery chemistry breakthroughs that haven't reached commercial viability.
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Emissions could fall faster because of new regulation, technological breakthroughs, changes in land use and the like.
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For young immortalists, it's all about preserving the body so it's better-prepared for breakthroughs to come.
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An international AI panel could decide which technological breakthroughs should stay secret for reasons of international security.
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By taking your mind off work and actually recovering, you'll get creative breakthroughs related to your work.
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But like other seemingly intractable conflicts in South Africa, Northern Ireland, and the Balkans, breakthroughs do happen.
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But one of my favorite breakthroughs with her came while I coached her on the rowing machine.
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Unexpected drama comes up today, but it could lead to profound breakthroughs around feeling loved and valued.
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What constitutes success from this summit for President Trump, and do you expect any specific, tangible breakthroughs?
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While both sides have moderated their public statements, observers do not expect any major breakthroughs this week.
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Machine learning (ML) has achieved remarkable breakthroughs, which have, in turn, driven performance improvements across AI components.
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Facebook is making breakthroughs on using artificial intelligence to identify objects, scenes, actions and more in videos.
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There were two agreements with the George W. Bush administration, each described at the time as breakthroughs.
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Spend time alone today—intense breakthroughs will come if you create space to tap into your subconscious.
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In the past, this was a red flag for batteries that were more ideas than commercial breakthroughs.
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Democrats aren't going to win any breakthroughs by calling in unrelated witnesses and talking heads, he said.
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Why it matters: Every week brings announcements around technology breakthroughs, capital infusions and new consumer-facing services.
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Some big breakthroughs could come if you really devote time to working out your issues with finances.
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Others said we're still missing a great number of the fundamental breakthroughs needed to reach this goal.
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"Pentecostal religion promises breakthroughs ... You tithe, you pray and you will get (what you want)," he said.
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Either tech breakthroughs or deregulation could make it easier for tech firms to compete against conventional ones.
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Breakthroughs could also arrive around issues concerning money, inheritances, or any resources you're sharing with other people.
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Powerful breakthroughs around deep-seated trauma come this weekend as Venus meets transformative Pluto on Friday evening.
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There are always technological breakthroughs on movies like this, because you're trying to do so many things.
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We witnessed major AI breakthroughs, a cryptocurrency megaboom, really truly self-driving cars, and 18 SpaceX launches.
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Mercedes plans to continue the strategy of introducing its latest breakthroughs with the earliest feasible model debut.
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Find someone you trust to talk things through with—you'll be able to make some huge breakthroughs.
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Looking toward the future, scientists are working on breakthroughs that would have been unimaginable a decade ago.
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Breakthroughs, in fact, are more similar to a web of paths rather than a point in life.
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But expectations for any breakthroughs are low, raising questions about the wisdom of Mr. Macron's charm offensive.
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Circle this day on your calendar for romance, travel, philosophical breakthroughs, and all-around joy and harmony.
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Conversely, pure technical breakthroughs can prove disappointing, even if they open the door to great future options.
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The solar eclipse in fellow Fire sign Leo lands on August 21, bringing emotional and philosophical breakthroughs.
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"It's change that promises amazing medical breakthroughs, but also economic disruptions that strain working families," he said.
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While the study might be limited in scope, the team believes it has made some technical breakthroughs.
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He credits PathoGlyph's scientific breakthroughs to a fellow tech named Trudy Jacobson, now a neuroscientist at MIT.
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CNN Frontiers profiles the scientists making extraordinary breakthroughs that will impact the world as we know it.
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The breakthroughs are coming so thick and fast no one can really predict where it's all going.
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Research using Lacks' cells helped spur numerous medical breakthroughs, include vaccines, cancer treatments and in vitro fertilization.
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He's expressed a quiet confidence about our ability to take on energy challenges with innovative technical breakthroughs.
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The US -- once the pioneer and undisputed champion of nuclear power and other breakthroughs -- is falling behind.
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That belief has translated into public (government-provided) and private research funding, often followed by significant breakthroughs.
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What are the most significant updates or breakthroughs that have happened since you were in West Africa?
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By his own telling, positive meetings with the Chinese and Russian leaders this week could bring breakthroughs.
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This is in part due to scientific breakthroughs at our national laboratories, universities and the pharmaceutical industry.
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And scientific breakthroughs like decoding the human genome or teaching machines to listen would not have happened.
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But don't hold your breath waiting for breakthroughs on the other issues that divide the two sides.
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These solutions are within reach--it does not require scientific breakthroughs, it requires courage, will, and leadership.
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Despite the astonishing breakthroughs in U.S.-Cuban relations under President Barack Obama, he must wait some more.
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The U.S. delegation is heavy on trade officials, but I do not expect any breakthroughs there either.
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Both "La Chienne" (1931) and "A Married Woman" (1964) were artistic breakthroughs that were also highly personal.
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He added that the technology behind such vehicles are still being developed, with breakthroughs coming in batches.
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Russia and China have vastly modernized and increased their nuclear arsenals, making scientific breakthroughs in several areas.
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"I'm very optimistic that we can achieve breakthroughs that will help us create growth abroad," Malpass said.
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Keep in mind: Apparent breakthroughs and attempts at denuclearization in previous conversations with North Korea have failed.
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IP violations trample on the dedication and talent behind breakthroughs in technology, medicine, energy and other fields.
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This is a powerful day for your relationships, Gemini, especially intimate ones—major breakthroughs will take place!
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Though Fugal's pursuit of breakthroughs in advanced physics was not a success, there was a silver lining.
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Discover how Silicon Valley spawned technological breakthroughs in three back-to-back episodes of this documentary series.
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From the dramatic new cancer breakthroughs to century-old drugs, spiraling price tags have caught lawmakers' eyes.
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Breakthroughs in immunotherapy and a rush to develop cancer treatments have left clinical trials scrambling for patients.
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One of its criticisms is that Apple has not been achieving technological breakthroughs in the recent years.
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These breakthroughs hold a significant promise of new financial opportunity for millions of unbanked and underbanked Americans.
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Technological advancement and innovative breakthroughs require a host of complimentary activities and institutions to support its growth.
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Every day across the federal government there are major breakthroughs and policy decisions affecting millions of Americans.
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Mr. Pichai said artificial intelligence had uncovered breakthroughs in health care that humans would not have spotted.
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Woody's facial-recognition research in the 1960s prefigured all these technological breakthroughs and their queasy ethical implications.
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And like most movies about real-world breakthroughs, "Hidden Figures" is content to stay within established conventions.
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Goma residents know that medical breakthroughs mean little if simple measures are not taken on the ground.
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But, as with many new breakthroughs and advances, the hype of the microbiome often outweighs the reality.
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The accelerating pace of scientific breakthroughs in medical science, bioinformatics, and digital healthcare captivates the world's imagination.
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Many of the critical breakthroughs in the field were philanthropy-funded, as are many basic services today.
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The need is to accelerate transformational breakthroughs in medical research targeting chronic diseases like Alzheimer's and cancer.
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But in the past decade, neuroscientists have made huge breakthroughs that reveal how touch and proprioception work.
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Trump's team, given a lack of leverage or expertise, may struggle to manufacture big foreign policy breakthroughs.
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Astronomers, anthropologists, geologists, and many other scientists have made mind-boggling breakthroughs in the last 10 years.
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Yet the Trump administration is unlikely to see any immediate breakthroughs in the dysfunctional relationship with Pakistan.
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Unlike medical breakthroughs — which Congress loves to fund — public health doesn't have a lot of news value.
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Some might argue that private industry will fill the void, given the economic benefits of scientific breakthroughs,.
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"Now there are powerful production forces such as AI, robots, or other technology breakthroughs," he told us.
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Those breakthroughs could make possible the kind of Star Wars–style landspeeder Kitty Hawk unveiled this week.
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Mercury connects with your planetary ruler Neptune today, Pisces, boosting your intuition and bringing some brilliant breakthroughs.
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In recent days, analysts have speculated about potential diplomatic breakthroughs with North Korea at the upcoming Olympics.
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When it comes to Star Wars Universe-style tech breakthroughs, lightsabers, holograms and hyperdrive get all the love.
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It's a fantastically dynamic day for emotional breakthroughs as the moon connects with warrior Mars and expansive Jupiter.
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Again, because it's black, we just don't know what breakthroughs were made, what are the follow-on technologies.
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And they also have a lot of incentive to try to pass off shiny objects as real breakthroughs.
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While researching breakthroughs like these, I began to wonder whether we can train ourselves to become more serendipitous.
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It's a modest but informative, compelling look at the real people who take risks on big medical breakthroughs.
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Montecito's defensive fire efforts, developed over nearly two decades, haven't required technological breakthroughs nor big infusions of cash.
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Things start to get exponential when you add breakthroughs in AI, robotics, drone technology and autonomous delivery bots.
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The Moon is in fellow earth sign Capricorn today, and this morning you'll make some intense philosophical breakthroughs.
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Messages coming from the Kremlin even before the talks had ended Thursday indicated there hadn't been any breakthroughs.
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But threats like Ex Machina's Ava will require several technological breakthroughs before they're even remotely plausible, Nelson says.
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Underdogs still can narrowly focus their attention and cash toward breakthroughs in the small states where voting starts.
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Rewarding that zeal with bonuses for helping us explore the real universe could lead to real breakthroughs.[Engadget]
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Lux's newest partner, Renata Quintini, said she was drawn to Lux's emphasis on big, scientific and technological breakthroughs.
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The research program will potentially lay the foundation for targeted therapeutic treatment breakthroughs, according to a press release.
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VR And AR Will Be Mobile's Demand Driver, Not Its Replacement I'm impatient to see breakthroughs in cars.
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Luckily, some emotional breakthroughs will arrive today—just listen to your inner voice and go with the flow.
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That will require some major breakthroughs from companies with lots of funding to spend on R&D, however.
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The approval is expected to raise new questions about how the United States pays for major medical breakthroughs.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Top breakthroughs can come from local communities if they're given equal tools.
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Finally, there were breakthroughs along the way in the algorithms that we used to make them more efficient.
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Things that lead to breakthroughs, technological innovation that allow the economy to be more productive, that raise productivity.
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We've reported how the drugs most aggressively promoted to doctors typically aren't cures or even big medical breakthroughs.
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TED's signature format has led to countless orthogonal breakthroughs, rewiring our brains with fresh outlooks as it goes.
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The United States remains home to the world's leading experts and breakthroughs in cutting-edge technology and research.
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That ultra-cold environment has generated the breakthroughs behind numerous Nobel Prizes and more than 5,000 U.S. patents.
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After conventional breeding breakthroughs became harder to find, corn gained new vigor through the 1990s with genetic modification.
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"To reach the target by 2050, in the next 85033 years we need some big breakthroughs," Toft said.
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In fact, devices launched today that are primarily hardware breakthroughs (like the Apple Watch) have had limited success.
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I had my big breakthroughs in terms of epiphanies and about politics, life, what have you, through music.
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In our experience, breakthroughs come right at the edge of defeat, so it's vital never to lose hope.
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Despite the positive mood, trade concerns continued to linger after U.S.-China trade talks yielded no major breakthroughs.
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But few if any of these actors can establish nationwide regulations or finance clean energy breakthroughs at scale.
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If we don't work together, we risk ceding the next transformational breakthroughs to competing nations around the world.
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Given the technological breakthroughs of the last few years, this push might just be enough to avert disaster.
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Your ruling planet Venus clashes with Uranus, bringing emotional breakthroughs; a powerful realization about what you want arrives.
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NAZK chief Nataliya Korchak was quick to play down expectations about fast breakthroughs in investigating the officials' wealth.
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You're deep in thought and feeling very emotional today, Aquarius, but some very healing breakthroughs could be made.
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So I think to really see a big shift in the practice of cryonics will require technical breakthroughs.
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It's not often that we achieve biomedical breakthroughs with which to fight back against major public health threats.
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Research shows that self-deprecating anecdotes can lead to creative breakthroughs (and plenty of future office in-jokes).
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So is Dr. Benias, who said more study of the interstitium could lead to breakthroughs in cancer treatment.
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Those who choose to be frozen are only making a bet on future breakthroughs, not present-day reality.
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New breakthroughs in food science have made it easier to imitate the flavor and texture of real meat.
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There are corresponding breakthroughs happening right now in recognizing objects in videos — entirely new kinds of video classification.
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Very powerful intellectual breakthroughs are on the way, so expect a profound conversation with a partner this evening.
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Perhaps the most famous military doctor, Walter Reed, made scientific breakthroughs in treating communicable diseases in the tropics.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with genius Uranus, bringing surprises and breakthroughs, and inspiring you to take a risk!
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Battery companies are well known for announcing performance breakthroughs in experimental cells that never make it to market.
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Mindful of the constraints on Mr. Trump, they have been playing down the prospect of any startling breakthroughs.
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This is true for all manners of technology breakthroughs, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, 5G infrastructures and the like.
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Tempered expectations There were tempered expectations heading into Trump's visit for major breakthroughs on trade or other matters.
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These ideas, he argues, lead to important breakthroughs — not just in business, but in war and nature, too.
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I decided to use this platform to express some breakthroughs that I've had since going to the hospital.
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European stock markets logged strong gains over the past week following unexpected breakthroughs in Brexit negotiations with Ireland.
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Her work evokes the passionate highs of artistic breakthroughs and the ruthless, sanctioned torture of a human being.
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The reduction in travel times has been one of the great technological breakthroughs of the past 200 years.
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Those two, when you combine, it is fairly easy to make sense of a lot of technology breakthroughs.
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One of the newest breakthroughs in material technology involves the creation of a liquid metal that can move itself.
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There's a full moon in Capricorn on June 28, which will bring about some big philosophical and emotional breakthroughs.
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Around the world, from Copenhagen to Chennai to Cupertino, new technologies are driving breakthroughs in humanity's greatest common projects.
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I often find better breakthroughs through breakdowns – success through facing one s sadness, and optimism through taking on obstacles.
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Yet it would be a mistake to see Huh's breakthroughs as having come in spite of his unorthodox beginning.
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And certainly Gordon thinks that's because the next set of breakthroughs are just not nearly as easy to make.
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So Booksmart's creative breakthroughs weren't matched by a financial one, an all-too-common story for queer-centered movies.
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With such progress, the next decade of development is set to be enchanting, with breakthroughs feeding off each other.
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Some of DeVos' philosophies surprisingly align — she's suggested opening up the education industry to entrepreneurs to innovate technological breakthroughs.
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Breakthroughs in science, technology and medicine are curing illnesses and solving problems that prior generations thought impossible to solve.
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To be honest, we haven't made any breakthroughs in a very long time, but when we do, you'll know.
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Plus, there are likely forms of audio that haven't been introduced yet, but could be breakthroughs in the space.
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That just wasn't the case with 3D, even with the latest breakthroughs showcased at tech conferences like CES International.
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Advancements in AI technology have paved the way for breakthroughs in speech recognition, natural language processing and machine translation.
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Some breakthroughs, such as flight or the internet, obviously transform human abilities; facial recognition seems merely to encode them.
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In short, Argo sees this as a way to encourage more research and hopefully breakthroughs in autonomous vehicle technology.
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But one of the real breakthroughs of the company was the decision to move forward with a physical space.
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Fears that rapid breakthroughs in genetic sequencing will lead to unintended consequences surfaced in a surprising way this week.
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Biden switched seats to comfort Meghan, reminding her to stay hopeful as there are medical breakthroughs all the time.
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While there have been some scientific breakthroughs, and a variety of treatments exist, there is still no known cure.
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Almost all the electric-vehicle manufacturers that McClenny has spoken to say they've had breakthroughs in solid-state technology.
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A quick update on Jared Kushner's Israel trip, courtesy of a source familiar with the arrangements: Don't expect breakthroughs.
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This can be disconcerting, but some creative breakthroughs will arrive as the sun and moon mingle with electric Uranus.
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Recent breakthroughs in genomics have reaffirmed that wild populations are always in flux and don't easily fit constrictive categories.
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Emotional breakthroughs take place, and you're in a social mood thanks to the moon in warm fire sign Leo.
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Until then, the closest we civilians can get to these bioengineering breakthroughs is by viewing them at the MoMa.
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So in the spirit of space exploration, Chopard said the aerospace industry is seeing more tech-driven breakthroughs globally.
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That company, though eventually a failure, generated an incredible number of technology breakthroughs, including tiny touchscreens and software modems.
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But contemporary readers were surrounded by Enlightenment-era scientific breakthroughs that were beginning to shift the definition of death.
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"The fact is, researchers are just scratching the surface and making breakthroughs in genetics every day," Golkin-Nigliazzo said.
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"But the big breakthroughs that we need as a society...rely on exactly this kind of basic scientific knowledge."
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By sharing myself with others, I was able to maximize my efforts and make major breakthroughs in my life.
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He repeatedly emphasized that Google is on the forefront of this technology, name dropping its recent breakthroughs with AlphaGo.
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OpenAI has some incremental wins under its belt, but also hasn't accomplished any paradigm-shifting breakthroughs in AI research.
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As more tech companies get involved with artificial intelligence, breakthroughs in AI have begun occurring at a faster clip.
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Ryu Spaeth: "The Dragon and the Wolf," the finale for season seven, was composed of a series of breakthroughs.
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Chatty Mercury in Leo connects with genius Uranus in Aries at 3:45 AM, bringing breakthroughs and inspiring conversations.
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We'll talk to groundbreaking scientists about CRISPR, a revolutionary method of editing genes that's already led to incredible breakthroughs.
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The remarks came as impeachment investigators closed in on two potentially significant breakthroughs that could help build their case.
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This includes game changing breakthroughs such as direct air capture, which can remove carbon dioxide directly from ambient air.
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So, basically, the vibe will be theatrical as hell this month, with lots of tears, tantrums, changes, and breakthroughs.
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America's national security depends on the government getting access to the artificial intelligence breakthroughs made by the technology industry.
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Scaling major technological breakthroughs in certain industries requires armies of people and significant resources – private equity's bread and butter.
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Recent breakthroughs in deep learning, a computationally heavy form of artificial intelligence, are particularly important from a technological perspective.
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Even when BCI breakthroughs are made on humans in the lab, they are difficult to translate into clinical practice.
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These are all areas that are ripe for technological breakthroughs, advances in deployment and dissemination, or innovative new ideas.
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Such breakthroughs are only possible through a long-term commitment to fundamental research and investment in superb research facilities.
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Increased exploration of the world's oceans could result in any number of scientific breakthroughs, Dalio went on to explain.
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When it came to the breakthroughs for gay rights in the Obama era, even progressive Muslims were mostly ambivalent.
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Researchers have also hailed breakthroughs in curing diseases like Hepatitis C and key advances in cracking the human genome.
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These drugs promise new breakthroughs in treatments for patients with certain targeted conditions, but at prices few can afford.
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Like most skills you try to master, learning to swim is a succession of thrilling breakthroughs and frustrating plateaus.
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Jayson Lusk credits technological breakthroughs like genetically engineered seeds for the adoption of practices that have reduced soil erosion.
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In this way, she taught me that phone calls were subsequently always long, and most certainly opportunities for breakthroughs.
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While information technology remains the most likely source of future breakthroughs, Silicon Valley has not saved us just yet.
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Unexpected news and breakthroughs will arrive on April 9 when the Sun meets wild Uranus (both in impulsive Aries).
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This is an excellent opportunity for brilliant breakthroughs and ideas about how you can stand out in the world.
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"I will say this—there have been some really promising breakthroughs on CBD as a medicine potentially," said Payne.
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It's a stressful day, Libra, but some brilliant breakthroughs could result from the tension you feel in your relationships.
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These breakthroughs are delivering the enormous productivity gains and dramatic cost savings needed to sustain economic growth and prosperity.
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She's also the author of a new book, Be Fearless: 5 Principles for a Life of Breakthroughs and Purpose.
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This view is becoming the metaphysical undertone of many state-of-the-art technological breakthroughs and commonly-accepted opinions.
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You're enjoying some creative breakthroughs, and if you've been super bored, the energy around that will break up today.
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Philosophical breakthroughs arrive early today, Taurus, but the big news is that Mars will be turning retrograde in Sagittarius.
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There are small discoveries like, "That's what that button does," or, "That's a nice color," rather than giant breakthroughs.
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There are three fundamental pieces of this project, all of which have recently become possible through breakthroughs in technology.
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They have had amazing breakthroughs at the intersection of protein research (Biology and Chemistry), Data Science and Computer Science.
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A full moon arrives in fellow water sign Scorpio on April 29, finding you making some profound philosophical breakthroughs.
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This would ensure the United States continues to lead in the development of the next generation of medical breakthroughs.
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There are no predictably triumphant performance scenes or recording studio breakthroughs, no overwrought montages set to obvious pop songs.
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Heralded in film for its past, but underfunded and underappreciated, the agency continues to give us insight and breakthroughs.
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But I think real breakthroughs have been made and I think in terms of ... Look at the #MeToo stuff.
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"They could enjoy occasional breakthroughs but it won't carry a lot of weight in their overall sales," he said.
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Recently, for instance, the technique has led to breakthroughs in battery design and the discovery of a new antibiotic.
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And that brings us to... CRISPR has been hailed as one of the most important breakthroughs of all time.
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This decade, scientists did not cure HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, but they did make some major breakthroughs.
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To date, no major improvements have been noted in traditional treatment methods and no major breakthroughs have been demonstrated.
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"Ten Types of Innovation: The Discipline of Building Breakthroughs" by Larry Keeley, Ryan Pikkel, Brian Quinn, and Helen Walters
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"As representatives of America's most innovative sector, we believe firmly that our greatest breakthroughs lie ahead," the groups said.
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Important medical breakthroughs bring new life-extending pharmaceutical products and hospital procedures, while also shaking up the healthcare economy.
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For the first time, we established fast-track authority to help the agency speed rare-disease breakthroughs to patients.
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Talks last month between the two economic powerhouses aimed at easing tensions, but they did not see major breakthroughs.
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Eventually, AI will enable life-saving medical breakthroughs, more sustainable agriculture, and the autonomous movement of people and products.
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But they made major strides early this decade following breakthroughs in a type of artificial intelligence called deep learning.
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Despite the critics who say dependable fusion energy is unrealistic, Song said he was confident breakthroughs are being made.
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The good, the bad, the unintended—the biggest breakthroughs have a way of slipping out of their prescribed boxes.
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Breakthroughs in science, technology and medicine are curing illnesses and solving problems that prior generations thought impossible to solve.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Sometimes Grand Slam breakthroughs, even for the most hyped and promising tennis players, come when least expected.
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The USMCA's passage in the House marks one of the most significant bipartisan breakthroughs in a bitterly divided Congress.
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In lieu of true innovation or breakthroughs, ISOs and MSPs will face smaller struggles in the next few years.
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Apple is also looking for its own medical breakthroughs, such as a noninvasive continuous glucose reader, the NYT reported.
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Today, medical breakthroughs mean HIV-positive people can have near-normal life expectancy rates—but not if you smoke.
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Breakthroughs in science, technology, and medicine are curing illnesses and solving problems that prior generations thought impossible to solve.
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In the end, they did around 53 volumes that addressed the scientific barriers to future clean energy technology breakthroughs.
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This would take a number of breakthroughs in the capacity of AI to comprehend the world as humans understand it.
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For a while, these discoveries weren't of much interest to anyone except microbiologists — until a series of further breakthroughs occurred.
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There's a special emphasis on breakthroughs in textiles and technology, alongside notions of comfort, with a hefty dose of extravagance.
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And it's experiments like this that will eventually lead to augmented reality breakthroughs we won't be able to live without.
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They will enable amazing breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, automated driving, medical research and treatment, and the factories of the future.
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In other words, companies such as Samsung and Alphabet will likely have to step up with breakthroughs of their own.
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Musk's rocket company has "recently made a number of breakthroughs that I am just really fired up about," he said.
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And hundreds of scientists had to put in years of work, building on decades of breakthroughs made by other researchers.
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While other fields of medicine have made major breakthroughs in the past 100 years, progress in mental health has crawled.
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He says maximum pressure precipitated the crisis, and North Korean nuclear breakthroughs ended it by essentially ruling out preventative war.
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And what about the benefits of the internet and other technological breakthroughs, which are supposed to be transforming the economy?
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As there have been few breakthroughs to catapult battery power capacity forward, the solution doesn't lie alone with better batteries.
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" Pacino's earliest breakthroughs arrived in the stage plays "The Indian Wants the Bronx" and "Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie?
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But to fully realize the promise of quantum computing, it'll still take a few years of research and scientific breakthroughs.
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Confronted with this sort of enemy, people understandably focus on the potential for scientific breakthroughs that will deliver a cure.
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Autopsies of the various alien corpses you collect should be a top priority, as they lead to other important breakthroughs.
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And recent breakthroughs in policy, from road financing to criminal sentencing, are reminders that Mr Northam remains an effective governor.
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Automakers have an eye towards connected, electric, and autonomous vehicles, which will require breakthroughs in connectivity, sensor tech and processing.
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"Breakthroughs, even if partial, would at least demonstrate to market participants that rational solutions to concerns are possible," it added.
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Investment from around the world where you can have medical breakthroughs, and abundance of resources, innovative technology, and new discoveries.
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Today, many people with once-fatal diseases are alive and healthy thanks to scientific breakthroughs made possible by studying animals.
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It's also a stunning fact that in all these negotiations, the initial breakthroughs occurred secretly, without the knowledge of Washington.
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The JPMorgan Health Care Conference kicked off amid new mergers and acquisitions and fresh breakthroughs in the health care industry.
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Why it matters: DARPA has funded the basic research that has led to such breakthroughs as the Internet and GPS.
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MB: I understand all this is developing rapidly, but what are some major breakthroughs you see coming down the pipeline?
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"From my own personal experience, I've learned that research and therapies are on the cusp of incredible breakthroughs," he wrote.
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Exposed: The East Area Rapist focuses on interviews with survivors and law enforcement and examines new breakthroughs in the case.
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Breakthroughs in AI has prompted large established technology companies, automakers and hundreds of startups to work on autonomous vehicle technology.
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The biggest breakthroughs in science, which don't come around that often, also open doors for new questions to be answered.
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The more we wait, the less money we will invest in research and development for new technologies or lifesaving breakthroughs.
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Brexit; Trump; the Grim Reaper's celebrity killing spree; and, on the upside, a lot of magnificent tech achievements and breakthroughs.
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The U.S.-China trade talks this week were constructive, though as expected there were no big breakthroughs, sources tell me.
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Breakthroughs in personalized medicine like immunotherapy and CAR-T therapy hold the potential for genuine cures, not just palliative treatments.
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"There's breakthroughs that are occurring now, there's four things that are going on, and it can happen tomorrow," he said.
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Eleanor's field is in vitro fertilization, and a series of breakthroughs leads her into increasingly important research on stem cells.
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From the Second World War through the Cold War, robust collaborations between government, academia, and industry resulted in unprecedented breakthroughs.
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ARPA-E is a pilot research program that unlocks game-changing breakthroughs with the highest likelihood of private sector application.
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The project managed to attract support from the academic and the commercial tech sectors that are driving today's AI breakthroughs.
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Analysts said the lack of technological breakthroughs had put a cap on demand, which would persist in the coming quarters.
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Several rounds of talks have produced no breakthroughs and both sides look to be digging in for a lengthy battle.
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He envisions private investors — namely, his Breakthrough Energy Coalition — supporting startup companies that translate basic government research into technological breakthroughs.
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Psychological breakthroughs are encouraged with this full moon, as it shines a light on the darkest corners of your mind!
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But there's reason for skepticism: The diplomatic history shows that apparent breakthroughs and shows of good will have proved fleeting.
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FF: First, I was very impressed by all the technological breakthroughs that are going to lead to self-driving cars.
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No worries—this transit will bring you intellectual breakthroughs, invitations for adventure, and opportunities to connect with your higher self.
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Utilizing "breakthroughs" in program synthesis, Viv says its AI is capable of writing its own code to accomplish new tasks.
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There could even one day be breakthroughs in investigations of dark matter and dark energy that would help this effort.
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Changes in funding, technology breakthroughs or international developments could still alter NASA's exploration plans at any point down the line.
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Fortunately, breakthroughs in new medications, particularly biologic drugs, are helping people with these conditions lead healthier and more productive lives.
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The urgent fund-raising efforts of parents who are trying to save their children have led to extraordinary medical breakthroughs.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, money from Darpa helped spur breakthroughs in high-speed networking, voice recognition and internet search.
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Making the correct inferences and following the correct method meant more scientific breakthroughs, which meant faster and more powerful machines.
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Artificial Intelligence is experiencing a resurgence in commercial interest because of breakthroughs with deep learning neural networks solving practical problems.
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Mercury rules the mind, and Uranus is the planet of genius, so profound breakthroughs will arrive, especially concerning your relationships.
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A more educated population achieved a series of scientific breakthroughs that made it possible to reduce mortality and disease further.
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China's hottest start-ups right now are those making major breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, according a new report from LinkedIn.
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That's a shame, because these most recent episodes have been a bonanza of breakthroughs for our Gilded Age Scooby Gang.
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Breakthroughs in high-profile cases often follow a reversal of political fortunes, calling into question the fairness of punitive measures.
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Hard-liners in Beijing and Washington are both in the ascendancy, reducing the chances for breakthroughs at the leader level.
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On the other hand, this could bring amazing breakthroughs and transformations, especially as the moon enters loyal fire sign Leo.
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Emotional breakthroughs take place as the sun connects with Uranus, and you feel confident about breaking free from the past.
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This is also a magical moment for emotional breakthroughs, and a eureka moment helps you move through a difficult situation.
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Right now, federal laws offer inventors 20 years of patent protection for novel and innovative new products, including medical breakthroughs.
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One of the first breakthroughs came when one of the co-creators, Ryan Todd, was shopping for TVs, Zink explained.
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Private insurance, under the crushing weight of chronic conditions and technologic breakthroughs (especially genetics), will increasingly be a losing proposition.
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But while we've become adept at making technological breakthroughs, we've mostly failed to create real forums for talking about them.
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Now that we're nearly a month into 2017, we'd like to catch you up on scientific breakthroughs expected this year.
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Meet five people using medical and scientific breakthroughs to improve the quality of life, from cancer to the white rhino.
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However, in order for vehicles to be powered solely by batteries, we still need two or three more technological breakthroughs.
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The current pace of progress makes me optimistic that we will make important breakthroughs on these problems within this decade.
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Unless we prioritize peace, we will not reap the full benefit of scientific breakthroughs like the new treatments for Ebola.
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It's hard to find a sensible, non-demonic argument against something that could lead to expedited breakthroughs in cancer treatment.
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KGI isn't sure when the accessory will launch and said Apple is still waiting for "technological breakthroughs," according to 9to5Mac.
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The issues that gay youths face are, in many respects, more interesting, and the breakthroughs on that front continue apace.
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No major breakthroughs were announced in Moscow, but just getting the players to sit at one table was a coup.
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It's about time for some medical breakthroughs to help people suffering from frustrating, sometimes extremely serious conditions like peanut allergies.
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Technological breakthroughs allowed them to do so much more for the sequel, even creating a horse completely out of water.
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Letter of Recommendation Artistic innovations spurred by curiosity rather than by intellectual principles arguably produce more compelling and enduring breakthroughs.
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These breakthroughs might have been front-page fodder in a different news cycle, but not in Trump's Washington this week.
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Perhaps there will be breakthroughs that make green energy viable, but we've heard those unfulfilled promises now for 40 years.
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Intriguing conversations and philosophical breakthroughs arrive as the planet of the mind, Mercury, connects with the planet of transformation, Pluto.
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The techniques the trio developed in the 1990s and 2000s enabled huge breakthroughs in tasks like computer vision and speech recognition.
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Argo sees Argoverse and now this research lab as ways to encourage more research and hopefully breakthroughs in autonomous vehicle technology.
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Life has gotten more convenient since 2012, when breakthroughs in machine learning triggered the ongoing frenzy of investment in artificial intelligence.
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In the professional intellectual world, most great breakthroughs are the work of unfettered brilliance; peer review is a form of tyranny.
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We are yet to see the breakthroughs that will bring newer, safer, better drugs, diagnostics or vaccines to the most neglected.
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But North Korea has credited its nuclear and missile breakthroughs for providing it the standing to meet the world's largest powers.
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Additional breakthroughs followed in series like "Roseanne" and "Friends," eventually leading to the gay couple in "Modern Family" a decade ago.
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For Sarah to be seen and heard and accepted for all of it was huge for her breakthroughs in week one.
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But let's be honest, would you be prouder of your award for graphene breakthroughs or your award for levitating a frog?
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So instead, we choose to narrow our focus, like a needle point, on a specific area where we can make breakthroughs.
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The era of AI breakthroughs has been superseded by an age of implementation—getting the algorithms to work on everyday problems.
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They should take action to expand ARPA-E and empower the agency to fulfill its potential of providing clean-energy breakthroughs.
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Why it matters: Immunotherapy treatments for cancer had a slow start, but persistent research has led to breakthroughs in the technology.
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"As we pray for all who are sick, we know that America is constantly achieving new medical breakthroughs," the president said.
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Over the next generation or two, I see us living to 2125 years, largely driven by breakthroughs in genomics and bioengineering.
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But advances in technology aren't the only reason to fund science: government funding has allowed for invaluable breakthroughs in medicine, too.
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But the people working in warehouses and factories could find their jobs changed or eliminated if vision technology sees new breakthroughs.
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The technological breakthroughs of recent years have led intelligence organizations to challenge the accepted truths that have historically shaped their endeavors.
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Further breakthroughs in this domain will help biologists explore the core functions of life, and to categorize essential genes within cells.
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But Ms Jepsen has an impressive background in consumer electronics and display technologies, and breakthroughs by their nature upend conventional wisdom.
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As one of the more spiritual signs, you try not to obsess about cash, but today huge breakthroughs will come through.
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But officials from both countries are skeptical of any major breakthroughs that could lead to a resolution in the trade war.
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The hepatitis C drugs, Sovaldi and Harvoni, are widely considered breakthroughs — curing most patients in 12 weeks with few side effects.
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They were used for the discovery of the polio vaccine, chemotherapy, gene mapping, and in vitro fertilization, among other medical breakthroughs.
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Biden, after his son's death, launched the Cancer Moonshot Initiative last year, aiming to double the research breakthroughs in curing cancer.
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And more foldable phones will follow close behind, especially given recent materials breakthroughs and a broader Android push to support them.
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That may very well be the case, but this research is laying the groundwork for more substantive breakthroughs in this area.
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When a company can prosper on a subsidy rather than by winning in the marketplace, complacency sets in and breakthroughs plummet.
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Similarly, developing more sensitive equipment to measure and monitor photons could lead to breakthroughs in spy cameras and other surveillance gear.
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The company announced today it's got an innovative new model for vetting and funding promising breakthroughs in battery and other storage.
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Breakthroughs in sequencing ancient human DNA can help heal painful historical wrongs, according to a study published Wednesday in Science Advances.
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But with that good fortune come expectations that those artists will not just have one, but continued breakthroughs throughout their careers.
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How many mega-trials, medical breakthroughs, "game-changing" campaign stories and impending existential threats can we really possibly face every week?
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The breakthroughs could apply to virtual reality headsets, or just the ability to more accurately control virtual objects on a screen.
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And growing numbers of breast cancer clinical trials test new drugs or treatments that can speed up breakthroughs in cancer care.
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But beyond scientific breakthroughs, a person living today has a better life trajectory than the person who lived 110 year ago.
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That's because I rely on NASA's social media platforms to stay up-to-date with the space agency's breakthroughs and announcements.
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However, there is still little evidence of the transformative breakthroughs needed to achieve the 'economic revitalisation' scenario envisioned by the government.
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"The thing that excites me the most is using AI to help speed up scientific breakthroughs," says Demis Hassabis of DeepMind.
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These breakthroughs are adverts not just for the value of economics, but also for three other things: theory, maths and outsiders.
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A slew of powerful planets connect in the sky today, finding you facing blocks around communication—but also undergoing major breakthroughs.
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We already accept that ethical limits on experiments involving humans are important enough that we are willing to forgo possible breakthroughs.
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At the major annual computer vision conference this summer, there was a flurry of research representing encouraging steps, but not breakthroughs.
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But on the overriding American priority of eliminating Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program, there's still no sign of major breakthroughs anytime soon.
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"When you are looking at the transformation of energy systems, technology breakthroughs, it's kind of all hands on deck," he said.
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At the forefront of so many scientific advances himself, Dr. Ramo was able to foresee with astonishing clarity many technological breakthroughs.
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Volker met Kremlin aide Vladislav Surkov in October for talks on this, which he said produced no breakthroughs but were "constructive".
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The speeches focused on "groundbreaking science" that will lead to breakthroughs in diseases like Alzheimer's and diabetes within the next decade.
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"Black Mirror," created for British television by Charlie Brooker, is a product of the 21st century and its digital, virtual breakthroughs.
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Breakthroughs in epigenetic research show that environment has a profound influence on whether or not inherited diseases will manifest or not.
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Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, was a no-show, which made breakthroughs on security unlikely, given his country's vast nuclear stockpile.
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Without substantial scientific breakthroughs, we will remain reliant on pattern-based methods for time periods between a month and a decade.
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Breakthroughs in your sex life will arrive, as will a climax around a situation concerning money, like a debt or taxes.
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Aquarius is an inventive sign, so expect some psychological breakthroughs—you'll see things in ways you could have never imagined before!
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The dollar held onto recent gains after U.S. and Chinese officials ended two days of trade talks without any major breakthroughs.
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Over the past five years, there have been no significant breakthroughs in terms of how to detect HCM in professional athletes.
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His scientific breakthroughs, including discoveries about black holes, are documented, as are his struggles with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and family life.
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Andreessen argues that recent breakthroughs mean artificial intelligence has the potential to spawn a new generation of big, important technology companies.
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After her late-1960s soul breakthroughs and a string of pop hits in the early 1970s, the disco era sidelined her.
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But the political will to see a government come together was evident in a series of breakthroughs in negotiations on Tuesday.
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Both current and former intelligence analysts are skeptical of claims of a dramatic shift in North Korean policy or diplomatic breakthroughs.
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Reinforcement learning has driven spectacular recent breakthroughs in AI, including the superhuman game-playing algorithms developed by Alphabet's AI subsidiary, DeepMind.
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The new Notes may have bigger screens than ever, but other breakthroughs in manufacturing means we're not walking around with bricks.
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Now that we're nearly a month into 2017, we'd like to catch you up on the scientific breakthroughs forecast this year.
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While the session, held in 2016, did not lead to major breakthroughs, several countries have begun taking action on their own.
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Similar breakthroughs followed, but the threat of microbes developing resistance to these wonder drugs has been a concern from the beginning.
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The team will discuss their latest breakthroughs in the space and the applications such technologies will have in entertainment and beyond.
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The clear message is that scientific breakthroughs come at a price, a point McElhone's character addresses explicitly in a later episode.
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Today, a number of technological breakthroughs from the so called 'agritech' sector are helping to transform the way crops are produced.
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As we begin a new Congress, I stand here ready to work with you to achieve historic breakthroughs for all Americans.
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Breakthroughs in everything from patient monitoring to sleep apnea are coming from Silicon Valley and could dramatically shift the current paradigm.
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But despite the series of breakthroughs, Democrats still face resistance from the White House to some of their high-level requests.
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The company will keep sending its pods down the loop in the Nevada desert, which will hopefully result in more breakthroughs.
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I could no longer hope someone else, somewhere would perform research that would lead to breakthroughs that could save my life.
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Communication planet Mercury will be meeting with the Sun in fellow Water sign Scorpio today, which will bring you philosophical breakthroughs.
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The Moon enters Aquarius today, illuminating the communication sector of your chart: unexpected news arrives, as well as some profound breakthroughs.
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Joel Mokyr, an economic historian who also teaches at Northwestern, argues there are reasons to expect enormous breakthroughs are in the offing.
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The big picture: Liu may be bringing an offer of more significant structural concessions but do not expect major breakthroughs next week.
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He hopes that the research made possible by these donations will allow for future breakthroughs in how people can manage their symptoms.
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Around the world, start-ups — like Tokyo-based Cyfuse Biomedical — are emerging to develop such breakthroughs in the field of regenerative medicine.
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S.-brokered cease-fire that has mostly held since late February, were to adjourn on Thursday — without having achieved any apparent breakthroughs.
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Some of the medical breakthroughs derived from the HeLa cells include vaccines, cancer treatments and in vitro fertilization, according to the Sun.
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Others argue that major breakthroughs are likely to happen in private companies, in Silicon Valley, and that this technology will be democratized.
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Being comfortable with who I am was probably one of the greatest and best breakthroughs that I've ever had in my life.
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Click here to view original GIFCorrecting distortion on the projected image is one of the important breakthroughs that makes this smartwatch possible.
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But, any sudden breakthroughs in the trade stand-off possibly could see investors stampeding for the exit as fast as they arrived.
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The Austrian school of economics grappled with markets; Ludwig von Mises made breakthroughs on the role of speculation and the price mechanism.
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The big picture: The respite is largely due to apparent breakthroughs in trade between the Trump administration and the U.S.' traditional allies.
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And it's also worth noting that some of the medical breakthroughs scheduled for 2017 are so outlandish, they might not pan out.
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I'm excited to see breakthroughs on our 10 year roadmap in augmented and virtual reality, artificial intelligence, connectivity and other important areas.
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None of these papers are breakthroughs, per se, and the topics being researched are also being addressed elsewhere by universities and labs.
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AI-text generation is advancing in quality extremely quickly, and experts in the field think it could lead to some incredible breakthroughs.
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Although there were teething pains associated with using an iPhone in Japan at first, the product's breakthroughs were no less revolutionary here.
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Ot'alora, the PTSD researcher who handled the compliment on her aura without missing a beat, has seen similar therapeutic breakthroughs without MDMA.
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The sheer performance capabilities of exascale computing could potentially deliver breakthroughs in many areas, ranging from the financial sector to scientific discovery.
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This turn of events is especially problematic because The Alienist's heroes made some major breakthroughs in this exact, unwitting moment of eavesdropping.
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At their gatherings, members enjoy discussions of history, morals, personal and social problems, listen to music and learn about inspiring scientific breakthroughs.
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Commentators say that breakthroughs in Chinese artificial intelligence could see it working as part of an autonomous drone swarm in the future.
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You know — the romantic breakthroughs, the armies of evil alien species swarming the earth, the old characters coming back for a reunion.
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That means it's unlikely that this particular design will directly lead to any biometric breakthroughs like those rumored for the iPhone 8.
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"Medical breakthroughs should not be hindered by the cumbersome process of searching the scientific literature," said Paul Allen in a press release.
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And understanding how extremophiles can survive where no other organisms can might lead to breakthroughs in medicine, biotechnology, or even renewable energies.
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His pint-sized contraption inspired further breakthroughs in nanotechnology, including a molecular elevator, a molecular muscle, and a molecule-based computer chip.
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Be smart: Optimists point out that the tech pendulum has always swung from concentrations of centralized power to periods of decentralizing breakthroughs.
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Labs and universities published papers at a higher volume in 2017 than ever before, and big names like DeepMind made significant breakthroughs.
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What's next: Advanced communication technology, better batteries, and other breakthroughs could result in vehicles with more autonomy, capable of more complex missions.
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Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council, dampened expectations about any major breakthroughs coming from U.S.-China trade negotiations next week.
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I anticipate breakthroughs that will boost the ability of the chips and subsystems on a phone to perform optimally for far longer.
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A deft synthesis of engineering and entomology, the resulting breakthroughs could make the next generation of devices smarter, lighter, and more sustainable.
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We will continue to drive investments in AI+R across research and AI breakthroughs that are key to our long-term success.
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That begs the question, what kind of breakthroughs can we expect, or at least hope to expect, in the world of AI?
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The company built FORPHEUS to serve as a fun way to showcase its various breakthroughs, including artificial intelligence, robotics, and sensor technology.
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It's full of great things from around the world, from human rights wins to health breakthroughs to the most moving sports moments.
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He says more sensitive and open-ended questioning techniques may lead to breakthroughs in cold cases that have been abandoned for years.
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The FDA's 1987 approval of zidovudine, widely known as AZT, was one of the biggest breakthroughs in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
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Cylance CEO Stuart McClure (pictured here) said its current work as a cybersecurity firm should lead to password breakthroughs within two years.
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He cited new drugs under development, the rising number of diabetes sufferers around the world and technological breakthroughs as causes for optimism.
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While the inventor has been credited with creating the blueprint for mobile breakthroughs, the expert argues new technology will soon overshadow mobile.
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The NCI model is dated, low-risk, low-reward and out of step with breakthroughs and innovation in medical research and technology.
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How technologies that sound far-fetched are in fact inevitable, derived as they are from a centuries-long process of incremental breakthroughs.
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Rapid advances in the computing power of processors is making possible scientific and engineering breakthroughs in just about every field, every day.
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Expect a huge boost in your intuition then, as well as some breakthroughs around feelings you've stuffed down and issues concerning intimacy.
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I try to focus on the breakthroughs that are being made, and not the silly, crazy comments being made by someone else.
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Either scenario is technologically possible, though we would need big breakthroughs in cost-effectiveness of alternative energy for the best-case outcomes.
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Some philosophical breakthroughs will surely take place over this next month as you work out what is and isn't important to you.
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The passing years have witnessed growing breakthroughs and mastery in the testing of projectiles and nuclear warheads by the inscrutable Kim regime.
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Advanced computing enables breakthroughs that will help keep America strong, competitive, and at the forefront of innovation, and Congress should support it.
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Mayotte Magnus's Illuminating Women features stage actors, novelists, artists, editors, and publishers whose breakthroughs coincided with the Feminist movement of the 1970s.
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More widespread and economically competitive renewables and scientific breakthroughs in energy storage will one day lead to a world powered by renewables.
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While there have been notable breakthroughs in such areas as government procurement processes, the pace of reform has been far too slow.
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The head of the House Benghazi Committee claims to have achieved "significant breakthroughs" following interviews with top Obama administration officials this month.
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Existing law thwarted innovation by preventing public universities from working collaboratively with private companies to turn new scientific breakthroughs into marketable products.
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Nor do I expect him to make any political breakthroughs on the sidelines in meetings with other world leaders or business titans.
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U.S. and Canadian trade negotiators on Tuesday resumed talks on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) seeking breakthroughs on key issues.
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The demonstrated breakthroughs of AI technologies are not yet affecting much of the economy, but they portend bigger implications as they diffuse.
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These breakthroughs have come thanks to DNA evidence and a new field of study pioneered by a group of largely unpaid hobbyists.
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From Chapter 3.03: The Near Future: Breakthroughs, Bugs, Laws, Weapons and JobsSince time immemorial, humanity has suffered from famine, disease and war.
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At J&J the company is building a network of incubators known as JLABS to get a window on early stage breakthroughs.
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This is a notable example of taking research breakthroughs to start new product efforts grounded in customer needs and then mainstreaming them.
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Articles appear every day on "major breakthroughs," which later never pan out, while this one, full of successes, rarely made the news.
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Some white supremacists interpret more contemporary scientific breakthroughs about the human genome as further evidence for white superiority, even when it's counterintuitive.
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And while this is no time to sweep a legit conflict under the rug, dealing honestly and proactively can bring epic breakthroughs.
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This is a powerful time for breakthroughs in understanding an issue; however, communication that takes place today may stem from ulterior motives.
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Though we discussed Neptune's dreamy vibes, which will fuzz up your communication, breakthroughs will arrive during this emotional and exhausting full moon.
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Yes, but: Like all forward-looking studies, this report is inherently based upon unpredictable factors with the economy, politics and technological breakthroughs.
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If you don't fight this it'll change the way in which you work with them, and you're less likely to make breakthroughs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Salk has been responsible for major breakthroughs in neurobiology, genome mapping, and stem cell research.
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"In general, I'd recommend everyone not to use phrases like 'breakthroughs' and such like," the RIA news agency quoted her as saying.
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But the difference between Democratic breakthroughs or defeat could come down to just a few percentage points in many of these contests.
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The breakthroughs that were celebrated worldwide on Monday originated 50 years ago, when an inspired student named Ronald Konopka in Pasadena, Calif.
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But there were also extraordinary breakthroughs, moments when experiments led to new clarity or the realization that music needed to be rewritten.
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China frets that America has an edge thanks to the breakthroughs of Western companies, such as their successes in sophisticated strategy games.
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If true, however, Kristeva's brief involvement with the Soviet authorities would certainly recontextualize the breakthroughs she made in post-structuralism and semiotics.
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Colette Robert directs a drama inspired by J. Marion Sims, a physician who made his breakthroughs by experimenting on unanesthetized slave women.
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There is nothing holding you back from having breakthroughs concerning how your home and family life impacts you on a behavioral level.
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In recent years, he notes, scientists have focused on the "tools and building blocks" that will drive the breakthroughs in next decade.
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But even the studio that was a closed-in porch — it was tiny — there were some breakthroughs that happened for me there.
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Men must transfer their emotional breakthroughs to the women in their life -- a skill that Horn has addressed in meetings, he said.
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On the eight programs I watched, not one piece looked underdanced; performers at all levels made personal breakthroughs, even in minor works.
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This is where the dramatic breakthroughs happen — cellphones became incredibly light and small once batteries shrank in size and increased in power.
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Analyst Yigal Nochomovitz highlighted a host of "very recent" scientific breakthroughs that have given scientists a better idea into why humans age.
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Dan Veoni is Global Government Affairs Manager at 3M, global science company with a team of scientists and researchers that creates breakthroughs.
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Scientists need stable, consistent and robust funding to ensure that we can continue these breakthroughs for the colorectal cancer community and beyond.
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When opportunities for breakthroughs arise and presidents realize that older orthodoxies are wrong, they can show what the office is capable of.
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Logical Mercury in Cancer clashes with genius Uranus in Aries this morning at 3:29 AM: Huge breakthroughs are on the way!
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On the other, this year's Emmys really did end up awarding non-white people in a way that represents some real breakthroughs.
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These breakthroughs have made some researchers conclude it's time to start thinking about the dangers of more powerful systems, but skeptics remain.
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We believe that in the end, in the long run, if we can bring meaningful innovations in these areas, we can -- huge breakthroughs.
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Where it stands: BP touted the company's breakthroughs in seismic imaging and reservoir characterization, noting they revealed another 400 million barrels of oil.
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But on the other hand, technology making more rapid progress and breakthroughs happening at a higher rate than you would have originally anticipated.
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S. trade talks in recent months have yielded no major breakthroughs, and attempts at arranging another meeting in coming weeks have fallen through.
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But the tech industry sees them as transformative devices that could potentially enable breakthroughs in silent, thought-to-text typing or even telepathy.
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This year's prize is noteworthy in honoring inventions, the award committee noted, not theoretical physics or astrophysics breakthroughs seen in some past years.
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Since then, the Luminar team has achieved a number of breakthroughs in LiDAR, which can finally make autonomous vehicles both safe and ubiquitous.
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Former employees say the reorganization has failed to address widespread concerns that the agency is falling behind in exploiting private-sector technological breakthroughs.
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"We've had to make significant technological breakthroughs to allow computers to recognise their location accurately, quickly and in varying weather conditions," explains Miller.
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Those breakthroughs, he said, could generate gene-targeted drugs that might mitigate the impact of the disorders or even lead to potential cures.
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Supporting a new era of open, verifiable data and investing in digitisation will lay the necessary groundwork for the breakthroughs we desperately need.
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In a similar way, it feels quite futile for me to make a quantitative prediction about when these breakthroughs in AGI will arrive.
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The proposed NIH budget, for one, would mean deep cuts to biomedical research funding—basic science that leads to breakthroughs in treating disease.
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Economists had said quick breakthroughs were unlikely because the two governments face the same disagreements that caused talks to break down in May.
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In short, Ike's founders have seen a thing or two, including missteps and exciting breakthroughs, splashy reveals and a heaping spoonful of hubris.
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Humanity was saved by breakthroughs in the development of fusion energy, which requires Helium-3 — an isotope found in abundance on the Moon.
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All these breakthroughs show that the coming year is going to be full of opportunities for innovators, and the medtech industry at large.
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Real breakthroughs or new developments, even a new combination of the basic components, is only possible for a very limited number of researchers.
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We've seen this story before; each time we experience new technological breakthroughs, we learn that people's jobs are changed but not altogether replaced.
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In the process of moving to new business areas, some of these SOEs have also achieved major breakthroughs in communication and airspace technologies.
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We are just beginning to see huge breakthroughs in the imaginative educational content that developers are creating for kids and young teenagers alike.
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CareerExpect breakthroughs around your career, long-term goals, and reputation, assuming you take a creative risk or two when pinged by your intuition.
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More brain power applied to anything is usually a good thing, but too often, breakthroughs are seen as the stuff of lone geniuses.
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There are "enormous breakthroughs in biotechnologies," Lieberman said, adding Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates has put the issue on his radar.
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The isn't the best day for important conversations or dates; however, some helpful breakthroughs could arrive, so don't stress too much about it.
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This is another fascinating example where the biology is so complex at the molecular level that breakthroughs have been far and few between.
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Significant breakthroughs remain years or even decades away Maybe next year, I thought as I shuffled out of the convention center that morning.
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Dubbed HeLa, those cells live and thrive to this day; they've been responsible for breakthroughs in polio treatment, according to Alondra Nelson, PhD.
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After synthesizing the lessons of Minimalism and her own formal experiments, she achieved a series of major breakthroughs that sent her career skyrocketing.
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They are not big, dramatic breakthroughs of the sort climate hawks forever discuss and debate, especially during this maelstrom of a presidential campaign.
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Its best scientists have the equivalent of academic tenure (some stay around into their 90s), publishing academic papers and notching up scientific breakthroughs.
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Miscommunications might lead to creative breakthroughs, but they could also just be confusing, so if something sounds unreal, it very well could be.
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The good news is that we have already seen what can happen when our leaders put politics aside and invest in scientific breakthroughs.
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Real scientific breakthroughs and the deployment of innovative technologies made this possible (for more on the science, see this article on Keck's Law).
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There was no Apple Car, of course, but also nothing on virtual or augmented reality, nor any meaningful breakthroughs on the health front.
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Today, that vision is becoming reality for an ever-growing number of debilitating and deadly diseases thanks to breakthroughs in gene therapy technology.
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These investments are needed to produce game-changing breakthroughs over time and allow agriculture to be the transformative technology it always has been.
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He cited new drugs under development, the rising number of diabetes sufferers around the world and technological breakthroughs among his reasons for optimism.
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The exhaustive collection and consolidation of information, so-called big data, generated from patient registries and clinical trials are driving remarkable scientific breakthroughs.
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To keep our nation on the cutting edge of scientific breakthroughs, we must support sustained and robust funding of long-term scientific research.
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There will be few opportunities for pushing legislative breakthroughs, and there is always the chance he will get swept up in the inquiry.
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In Moscow, there was a recognition that the summit did not produce any breakthroughs on issues such as Syria, Ukraine or arms control.
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Resources are becoming more scarce, and we need breakthroughs that will help make more efficient use of whatever we already have at hand.
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Despite those risks, researchers are enthusiastically proceeding with exploration of AI system capabilities, with several significant breakthroughs in just the last few months.
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"Breakthroughs in storage — for example, storing energy as heat or in flywheels — would make today's renewable technology more practical and affordable," he explains.
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The FDA approved the system in May 2000, and it's one of the coolest and most highly-anticipated medical breakthroughs of 21912. 217.
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Throughout the investigation, they didn't hit the typical lulls investigative reporters face — the dead ends or the weekslong digs without any big breakthroughs.
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At MetaMind, he led a tiny group of researchers who gained a reputation for some rapid breakthroughs in the area of artificial intelligence.
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America has led the way in scientific research, and we have depended on that information for everything from medical breakthroughs to space travel.
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Ms. McGrath and Ms. Hegar made it close in traditionally conservative areas, though Democrats had higher hopes for full breakthroughs in recent weeks.
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Breakups or breakthroughs take place as the moon opposes Uranus, the planet of the unexpected—how willing are you to change and grow?
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For Adobe's research team, cutting down the latency and getting the brushes and paints to mix naturally in real time represents several breakthroughs.
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The report echoed many of the drug industry's complaints; other countries pay unfairly low prices for medicines and cutting profits will stifle breakthroughs.
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During the age of discovery, the critical work takes place in research laboratories, where scientists make the breakthroughs that move the field forward.
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" At a symposium at the Manhattan Institute last November, Mr. Azar said, "We're on the cusp of a golden age of pharmaceutical breakthroughs.
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In areas such as supercomputers, satellite navigation and drones, Mr. Xi has pushed Chinese companies to work alongside the military to chase breakthroughs.
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Inventions and scientific breakthroughs such as electricity, the electric telegraph, and major discoveries in brain anatomy were revealed while Uranus was in Aquarius.
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Mid-level talks yielded no clear breakthroughs even as President Donald Trump's administration prepares duties on an additional $200 billion of Chinese goods.
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Johnson's work over 33 years propelled many of America's breakthroughs in space exploration, including Neil Armstrong's "giant leap for mankind" on the Moon.
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Mr. Trump has more freedom of action on foreign policy and trade, which offer him some prospects for breakthroughs, if few easy deliverables.
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Of these albums, refreshingly, Swift and Bill Callahan present their breakthroughs as personal developments rather than attempts to grapple with tradition and destiny.
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Conventional wisdom has it that science is always outrunning our ethics, that new technologies overwhelm our ability to reason ethically and regulate breakthroughs.
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"How we design the emerging technologies behind these breakthroughs and what values inform their design will shape the future of humanity," says Johnson.
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From there, the show traces the sneaker's ascent; its role in sports, hip-hop and men's style; and its evolving technology and breakthroughs.
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Seasoned researchers have learned to rein in their optimism and to know that true breakthroughs can take years, if not decades, to realize.
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The Chinese technology company, Huawei, is already reported by news outlets such as Reuters to be on the verge of major 5G breakthroughs.
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If you want the nitty gritty, see this 2015 report from MIT; this PNAS piece gets into detail about the latest research breakthroughs.
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President Donald Trump's whirlwind tour through Asia so far might be low on policy breakthroughs, but it's been loaded with great photo ops.
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It cannot, for instance, educate young people, generate technological breakthroughs, make workers and businesses more productive, or address the root causes of inequality.
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Vice Premier Liu He "may be bringing an offer of more significant structural concessions," says Bill Bishop of Sinocism, but don't expect major breakthroughs.
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TC: Yeah, with the last two examples you gave, I think of those as being breakthroughs more recently, in just the last few years.
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"We've recently made a number of breakthroughs that I am just really fired up about," Musk said, who added he's considering moving to there.
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By making connections between the breakthroughs happening in archeology, say, and astronomy, we can become more informed about the future of our own fields.
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