But part of that is that Democrats are clustering in urban centers, they're clustering in big states, and the American political system is not built to advantage that; it's built to disadvantage that.
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This clustering has helped push incomes in different locations apart.
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Clustering newborns together heightens infection risks, say experts and officials.
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The marquee feature of GitHub Enterprise 2.5 is support for clustering.
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There's far more to this clustering than mere economic pragmatism, however.
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Evidence about economic gains from clustering in China is promising, if limited.
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That may have encouraged others, leading to a religious kind of clustering.
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But clustering like that also boosts inequality and, arguably, destabilizes our politics.
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Groups is doing the opposite clustering facilities in rural America and small towns.
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Soon the bridge group arrives, clustering in the foyer—bags and shoes, expressions.
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This has led to the concentration and subsequent clustering of talent and startups.
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The index is clustering near the upper edge of the short-term GMMA.
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His work found similar trends of support and opposition clustering in certain specialties.
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While clustering may be good economics, it doesn't make a winning political coalition.
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Urban clustering, especially in a high-tech world, is more important than ever.
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I under-predicted the extent of the division caused by this clustering force.
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But experts note that arbitration could lead to a similar clustering of prices.
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But the problem then was "herding"—money managers clustering around a single strategy.
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Only NEC Corp exhibited alone, with other firms clustering together in a single display.
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Many states have seen cases, with no obvious clustering in specific states or areas.
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One thing they looked for was geographical clustering of SNPS related to individual traits.
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Of the 33 traits under consideration, 21 showed evidence of SNP-related geographical clustering.
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They found 570 stem cell clinics distributed across the country, though with some clustering.
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Top NYC snowstorms over the years, showing the clustering toward recent years (top right).
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Clustering universities, start-ups and government support is, after all, the Silicon Valley model.
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One is looking at whether clustering commercial trash pickups would make them more efficient.
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Moreover, better salaries won't solve the issue of talent clustering on a handful of teams.
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The clustering illusion happens when we see trends in random events that happen close together.
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To be sure, the clustering of shootings around such a grim date was entirely coincidental.
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Using clustering and outlier machine learning makes suspicious behavior stand out from other benign activities.
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Back then, the problem was one of "clustering", with polling companies reluctant to be outliers.
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This phenomenon — of anti-vaccine "clustering" — is something researchers have been warning about for years.
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The firm also expanded crosswalks to 40 feet wide, to keep people from clustering at corners.
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In the women's hut, "faces, clustering round the lights, shone like the pale wings of moths".
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InfluxEnterprise, the company's commercial clustering product, even further reduces the time necessary to deploy and scale.
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"Towns are frightened by density," Mr. Glynn said, referring to clustering housing units in downtown areas.
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And then the age of death dipped downwards, clustering again around 115 between 1999 and 2010.
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The Dodgers went hitless in eight of nine innings, clustering their three hits in the fourth.
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Adults were far outnumbered by younger moviegoers, some excitedly clustering in groups, others nervously waiting alone.
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But it is this clustering of very precise knowledge and experience that is fundamental to the sauce.
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Clustering speeds the flow of ideas, cuts the cost of dealing with clients and enriches social lives.
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"We are also going to invest heavily in tech — routing, clustering, and rider allocation learning," he added.
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Spektral, as the name implies, is experimenting with spectral clustering for image segmentation within a video frame.
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That same clustering force is also at the root of these very deep divides in our society.
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But, he continued, the coalitions clustering at the poles are not tribes in the classical anthropological sense.
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This clustering will provide Latinos their best opportunity to influence the choice of the 2020 Democratic nominee.
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With families who choose not to vaccinate often clustering together, herd immunity does not offer adequate protection.
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Then the firm used AI clustering optimization technology to create different weights to the stocks to maximize returns.
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The app also makes suggestions based on comparing and clustering travelers similar to Facebook's lookalike audiences in advertising.
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In biotechnology, as in other tech-based industries, the clustering of similar firms is more important than ever.
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The effects of clustering have lifted a limited number of cities far above the rest of the country.
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This allows for a tighter clustering of behavior and better chances in highlighting outlier activities in behavior patterns.
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It also features clustering capabilities that allow multiple devices to be connected and accessible through a single endpoint.
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People are now clustering in urban centers, he said, and teams need to meet them there to succeed.
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Astronomers have documented around 230 anomalous TNOs to date—objects featuring exaggerated and inclined orbits, and odd clustering behavior.
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When Australian Aboriginals first saw her, they imagined she was a "big bird" with animals clustering about her wings.
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MariaDB will have to make some changes to its APIs to be ready for the clustering features of Clustrix.
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An index of 2300 signals the most extreme clustering possible, and an index of zero a perfectly even distribution.
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Previous studies have showed a genetic element to the disease, with family clustering reported in Rwanda, Ethiopia and Burundi.
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It argues that Americans are increasingly clustering in distinct areas on the basis of their jobs and social values.
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Boston, one of many cities competing for Amazon's second headquarters, has benefited from clustering effects in the past decade.
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If long supply chains bring one kind of risk, the clustering of factories in a single place brings another.
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When they got to the brewery, dozens of Mustachians, many wearing name tags, were outside, clustering around patio heaters.
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The clustering of more people into cities — especially supercities in Asia — creates fertile grounds for such diseases to spread quickly.
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The three-team groups should prevent too many weak sides from clustering together, while keeping the favourites on their toes.
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Like several other mega-cap stocks, Microsoft is also in Goldman's clustering of stocks under-owned by traditional mutual funds.
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Other studies have found that herds can increase their survival odds by clustering in ways that optimize potential escape routes.
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" The training process can be supervised or unsupervised learning, reinforcement learning, clustering, decision trees or different methods of "deep learning.
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The winning project, called "Spotting Trends," uses clustering analysis to keep tabs on traffickers as they move around the internet.
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Indeed, these dimensions of advantage appear to be clustering more tightly together, each thereby amplifying the effect of the other.
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If you look at the tail-end of the US sales chart, you see the same clustering from 2015 on.
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He liked clustering short phrases with internal rhyme, as if he were revving an engine to show off its power.
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Investors expect to see the index retreat clustering near the value of the most recent trading band support near 5,780.
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The patch of sky that these rays seem to be coming from is known to have a large clustering of galaxies.
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Home to more than 640m people, the variety of the region's 11 countries defies most analytical attempts at clustering them together.
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"They all have this clustering, and so that suggested that something was pushing them into similar types of orbits," says Sheppard.
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We edit writers from around the world, and not sure I'm aware of a regional clustering of interest in certain themes.
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The legislation aims to provide relief to communities of color that have been disproportionately burdened by the clustering of transfer stations.
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"Such temporal clustering strongly supports the proposed association" between infection with the virus and microcephaly, Dr. Cauchemez and his colleagues wrote.
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CIPD said planned pay rises in the private sector were clustering around 2 percent, the median for the last five years.
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Dr. Madigan's ideas could help explain how the ice worlds were cast out there, but not any clustering in their orbits.
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But what really gets me is the order of the words, the clustering of all those prepositional phrases near the start.
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But there is Vancouverism, a clustering of planning principles that gives rise to tall residential towers, view corridors, lots of parks.
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"The Democrats have a geographic problem," Mr. Berger said, referring to the clustering of Democratic voters in a handful of cities.
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This clustering created struggling city schools populated largely by lower-class students of color, and suburban schools populated by wealthy white students.
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Challenged on whether high-growth entrepreneurship can really be spread like jam across America, Mr Case acknowledges there is value to clustering.
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Tableau released a new version this year, with more connectors, data clustering capabilities, better mobile usage, cross database joins and a redesign.
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In a House of Representatives that structurally disadvantages Democrats because of their tight urban clustering, rural voters helped Republicans hold their cushion.
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"Differentiation in a crowded field is tough, so expect sharper elbows to break clustering in the polls," said Democratic strategist Basil Smikle.
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The compression and clustering in the short-term group suggests market nervousness and a lack of commitment to a strongly developing uptrend.
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Somali refugees had been clustering in the Twin Cities since the '90s, with each new migrant reinforcing the attraction for the next.
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The result of the clustering is a triangular space/graph with the spectral peaks of a, i, and u at each corner.
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Kozynenko says that with 3 million-plus subscriptions to Hooks topics, the startup is already seeing users clustering around the same interests.
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Outside the headquarters, the usual crowd of reporters clustering around ministers as they come and go from hotels have been noticeably smaller.
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This is a steady, low-momentum trend in which the index is clustering around the upper edge of the short-term GMMA.
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In "Summer Maple Detail" (2014), Plimack Mangold brings us even closer to the tree, clustering together many different but related hues of green.
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There are plenty of new features in Windows Server 2016, including improved security and networking tools, as well as better support for clustering.
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Kainulainen says the seed funding will be used to enhance the scalability of the product, with investments going into its AI clustering system.
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The company is looking to align itself with the latest home artwork design trend which basically involves clustering several pieces of art together.
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This year, most of them seem to be clustering around the first week of April, as a coincidence more than a deliberate plan.
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What's more, all but one of the incidents came between Friday and Sunday —a jarring return to the phenomenon of weekend violence clustering.
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It's worth noting that RethinkDB supports clustering out of the box, so there was already some overlap between the CNCF's and RethinkDB's mission.
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"Those clustering variables are a pretty good window into what we thought were the important factors for someone's readiness to work," Ross said.
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This clustering will provide Latinos, now the nation's largest minority group, their best opportunity to influence the choice of the 2020 Democratic nominee.
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MoMA curators answer this question by relying on the museum's vast collection and by carefully weaving rooms together with a refreshing thematic clustering.
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To identify what else they might share, The Economist has used a statistical clustering method to calculate the ideological distances between 244 European parties.
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At I/O, Google said it would be using machine learning to help organize and sort this data, automatically clustering similar jobs for example.
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The city generally follows the same pattern of clustering in high-income neighborhoods, but some residential addresses were also listed in Brooklyn and Queens.
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In both countries there is a clustering of share issuance just below the limit; managers go out of their way to avoid seeking approval.
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In several industries, the clustering of similar firms in the same place creates a critical mass of good suppliers and workers with relevant skills.
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The S&P 500 has moved at least 1 percent on nine of the past 12 trading days, an unusual clustering of jumpy action.
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According to Dezeen, the surface of the pavilion appears to change as visitors approach, with the light rods clustering when they sense movement nearby.
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Rentals include the Grymes Hill Apartments, with brick two-story buildings clustering along Arlo Road, and Parkview House, a tower at 700 Victory Boulevard.
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Lockheed's F-117 Nighthawk Stealth Fighter is a clustering of radar-defeating angles and edges that clearly caught Tesla designer Franz Von Holzhausen's attention.
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But "naturally" one-party districts due to geographical clustering can be avoided – especially in one-party states – only by some form of proportional representation.
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Where hedgerows did not exist, clustering houses and vegetation achieved similar ends, so that 50 percent of the land could be preserved as commons.
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Some venues saw long lines born not of high turnout, exactly, but distancing measures intended to keep people from clustering in large numbers inside.
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On Saturday, the sidewalk outside the shop was crowded with protesters, clustering in the autumn sun, some with small children perched on their shoulders.
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Now, online and in real life, we seem to only want to associate with like-minded people, clustering into our dissent-free echo chambers.
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A report that the McKinsey Global Institute published on Thursday analyzed the impact of automation and the clustering of skilled workers in geographic hubs.
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Yeah, California Department of Public Health had the preschool data sets and I just downloaded them and started looking at clustering and ... Oh, wow.
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Meanwhile, supposedly half-hearted supporters of Mr Macron turned out in droves, and pollsters did indeed appear to be clustering—but around the right numbers.
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South Africa has plenty of land, but its future prosperity will be generated by clustering in cities, not scratching out a living on the farm.
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In a different climate, clustering so many big draws into one night, when they could've been spread out more evenly, would have been an error.
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To estimate the timing of the interbreeding event, the researchers performed a statistical analyses based on the size and the clustering of the DNA fragments.
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The site casts Wikipedia's pages as floating points of light in a 3D universe, clustering "stars" on the same topic — technology, society, music, etcetera — together.
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For his recent fall show, he constructed a twisting maze of wooden flats, press and buyers clustering around them as the models strode past urgently.
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"There is already evidence suggesting the clustering of P. knowlesi infections in households, where individuals had not been in proximity to macaques," the paper notes.
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The clustering has spurred an explosive population boom, too, as younger Americans seek out jobs that are no longer available in exurban and rural settings.
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The lineups were randomly decided in a process engineered by the Democratic National Committee to avoid clustering the top-tier candidates in a single night.
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On a recent afternoon, friends and strangers wandered into the Moroccan-born British photographer's shop in the Shoreditch district here, clustering amid the joyous mess.
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The Royals cut the lead to 2-1 in the third, clustering three two-out singles after Trevor Bauer had retired the first eight batters.
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Yeo told lawmakers the first stage engine of the missile featured a clustering of two engines from a smaller Hwasong-14 ICBM test-launched in July.
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All of that is occurring against the backdrop (and longtime) trend of Americans clustering in different areas defined largely by lifestyle, culture, education, and economic opportunity.
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Residents had spent two nights outside, on the crumpled sidewalks outside their houses and in their backyard patios, or clustering in basketball courts and parking lots.
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But there are other indications: the police vehicles blocking roads; and the community center in nearby Margaret River offering counseling with television news cameras clustering outside.
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"Urbanization," he wrote me, has become a major trend in the last decade or so, driven by the clustering of workers and firms in larger cities.
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Skeets drops the headlines down the page, one after another, clustering closer and closer until they overlap with one another, crushing meaning with their combined weight.
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In 2017, the platform started clustering "less relevant" replies at the bottom of threads, based on factors like the tweet's content and the user's number of followers.
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This clustering, say the researchers, strongly supports the proposed association between the virus and the birth defect, although the exact mechanism that's at work is still unknown.
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High-tech firms like Amazon create a "clustering effect," Moretti's research has found, whereby a company attracts workers with specialized knowledge in, say, software and data analysis.
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It's noticeable that copper's rally accelerated on each break of these technical levels, a clustering of historical resistance levels, long-term downtrend lines and Fibonacci retracement points.
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For example, there&aposs still "clustering in pomega ," which Madigan described as the odd fact that the orbits of the detached objects all tilt the same way.
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A Democratic recapture of the Senate would be a very big deal, but they are unlikely to take the House, thanks to the clustering of their voters.
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Clustering and overlapping his forms into a profuse visual bouquet, Hull carefully collapses the categories of abstraction and representation into something that engages the eye and mind.
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Algorithmic learning theory, clustering, self-organizing maps and all that other neat sounding stuff –could- potentially be very useful in specific areas of security, under the right circumstances.
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Many parents in Dharampura plan debt cycles around their daughters' ages, ensuring the older ones are married before the younger ones attain puberty to avoid clustering wedding loans.
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For its reporting on which doctors received unusually large amounts of money, CNN used a statistical clustering tool to group doctors by the total value of their payments.
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Some hotels have tried to mitigate the rising cost of labor by tightening scheduling and overtime controls, while others have tried clustering staffing and consolidating services where possible.
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This remarkable finding suggests that the clustering of harbingers at the ZIP code level is a result not of social learning but of water seeking its own level.
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Some of the disparities in Republican-controlled state legislatures simply reflect the geographic clustering of Democrats in cities, and are not a result of lines drawn in gerrymandering.
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Native American teenagers and young adults are 1.5 times as likely to kill themselves as the national average, with suicides often clustering in epidemics that hit and fade.
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But there's also been a huge transformation of the party system in the US after the Civil Rights era and the clustering of ethnicity into two different parties.
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The Nasdaq is again using trend line B as a support level and clustering above the value of trend line B. This is a very strong bullish trend signal.
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But whatever differences exist mostly reflect Democrats' higher average education relative to their level of income, and their habit of clustering in cities, rather than being a partisan characteristic.
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Geographic Clustering – Snapchat itself blew up in LA high schools, becoming a hit with a densely interconnected group of teens long before the press picked up on the phenomenon.
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But the "new London" may not benefit from the "agglomeration" effects to the same extent, Donnery said, referring to the clustering of financial, legal, accounting and other related services.
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But even there, white parents were clustering their children in a subset of schools; over all, white students made up only 20 percent of the students in those districts.
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Specifically, they caused clustering to intensify: Countries were more likely to vote for their friends in the years after immediately after the 2008 crash than in years before it.
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The combination of Republican gerrymandering and the clustering of Democratic voters in urban centers "has moved the median House seat well to the right of the nation," Wasserman notes.
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"I think it's not a good method to form groups and block things by clustering together, forming some sort of blocking coalitions," Macron told reporters after the summit ended.
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"The program should, however, make useful contributions to a broader assessment of U.S. equity market structure, especially as it relates to clustering reliable, stable and tradable liquidity," Noll said.
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This bundle breaks down all the confusing concepts into more digestible lessons, so you can slowly begin to understand things like TensorFlow, Neural Networks, Clustering In R, and way more.
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"We believe we're the first company that's able to run AI image clustering, face recognition, aesthetic ranking object and scene detection fast and efficient across entire user albums," says Sabri.
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A new law obliges all 290 of Sweden's municipalities to accept refugees, but as they can go where they like once their claim is granted, clustering is hard to avoid.
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" Why it matters: "High-tech firms like Amazon create a 'clustering effect,' Moretti's research has found, whereby a company attracts workers with specialized knowledge in, say, software and data analysis.
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Clustering like that really does boost innovation: Moretti estimates that if inventors were distributed evenly across the nation, the overall number of patents in American would fall by 9.6 percent.
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For its reporting on which of those doctors received unusually large amounts of money, CNN used a statistical clustering tool to group doctors by the total value of their payments.
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The cities are not still — they migrate, crawling across the gallery walls, winnowing to only a handful of buildings in some places, clustering in corners before continuing onto the ceiling.
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She sings mostly in Spanish here, clustering her words in the same pattern as J Balvin, which doesn't allow her voice to roam widely as it generally does, and should.
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Let him add his voice: Wherever you see men clustering together to form a party, you may be sure that however much error may be there truth is there also.
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If transmission of the virus slows but does not stop, businesses could find a middle ground between full density and remote work by clustering employees in different, geographically scattered locations.
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Bill Bishop, commentator and author of "The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America is Tearing Us Apart," argues that much of modern life works against community and trust.
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The second book, clanging like a ranch-bell as the first tremors arrived, was "The Big Sort: Why The Clustering of Like-Minded America is Tearing Us Apart" by Bill Bishop.
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Thanks to its use of software containers, the overall Crate architecture can already scale automatically to meet demand, but with this new version, this clustering system offers improved performance and resiliency.
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Clustering a number of primaries together means (theoretically, at least!) that candidates have to discuss national issues like foreign policy and the economy, rather than pandering to voters in specific states.
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As a result contributions run the gamut from articles on "accelerating simulations by clustering bodies using the Barnes-Hut algorithm," to a cramped page full of code for simple video games.
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The clustering has economic and demographic roots, but also a basic cultural element: Democrats just don't want to live where they'd need to live to turn more of the map blue.
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"We recommend mounting the television as low on the wall as possible, so it almost skims the credenza," she added, and then clustering books, vases and other decorative objects around it.
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The road to a consonant cluster that's now taken for granted — and that's grown longer, with a Q or more added, depending on who's doing the clustering — was a rocky one.
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Before the main data clustering study, the researchers first wanted to see if it was even possible to use social media to find differences in personality among people in different jobs.
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The K-means clustering algorithm, a technique often used for image segmentation, for example, ingests essentially unlabeled inputs (usually images) and coherently grouped clusters are produced until a desired grouping is reached.
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His first improvement was a strategic one, in that he started regularly clustering the jumps in his free skate so that they would largely fall within the second half of the program.
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Improving access to electricity, roads and markets in rural areas is also vital to stop farmers clustering around cities, increasing the risk of disease transmission from animals to people, said Pica Ciamarra.
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He'll speak to the same kind of moderate voters who Lamb tried to appeal to even as most 2020 Democratic prospects seem to be clustering on the liberal side of the party.
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Volunteers come every day to help with the rebuilding and they gather from time to time for prayers in the unfinished temple, clustering around candles to recite prayers in the local Kurdish dialect.
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"The source of the concern was not that there was Zika, it was extraordinary clustering of microcephaly that hadn't been seen before at a time when lots of infection was occurring," Heymann said.
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"We know from historical experience with so-called 'cancer clusters' that in many cases the clustering is either the result of confirmation bias, or is simply the result of random chance," he said.
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Safety Check maps show where people have marked themselves safe; if they're clustering in one area, that may be indicate the limits of a flood's effects, or a region undamaged by an earthquake.
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Group meetings during certain times of the day or week; clustering and cancelling meetings frees up the contiguous blocks of time, which enables engineers to achieve the flow state essential to creative endeavors.
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At a hospital in Dhaka the stench of leaking pus, the pustule-covered hands stretched towards him, the flies clustering on dying eyes, convinced him anew that he had to win this war.
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This interesting 2007 collection of definitions acts rather like a marksmanship target in which no single definition hits the bulls-eye, yet their clustering suggests they were all aiming at the same spot.
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Whether you look narrowly at greenhouse gases or more broadly at all pollution — climate, air, and water — clustering people together is a more effective mitigation strategy than almost anything else you can do.
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The halls at school smelled like a mix of alcohol and fruity hand sanitizer, he said, and students were clustering themselves into small groups of just two or three friends at a time.
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Idaho's new residents, clustering in Boise's boom zone, are creating uncertainty about how they might vote in Tuesday's primary for governor in a moment when economics, politics and demographics are all in motion.
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The clustering of talent, industry, investment, and other economic assets in small parts of cities and metropolitan areas is at once the main engine of economic growth and the biggest driver of inequality.
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Democratic politics, long criticised for clustering round the center, with little difference between left and right, now has what the critics craved: a fight for principles, strategies and the allegiance of the electorates.
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"The CAFO can hold in excess of 100,000 head of cattle at any one time, and the FDA traceback information showed a clustering of romaine lettuce farms nearby," the federal government said Monday.
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What Docker has essentially done here is build the core features of Docker Swarm and Compose, its existing clustering and orchestration services which came out of beta last November, right into its core Engine.
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Though the study observed some clustering of different bot types—PR bots, link pushers, spam accounts with no followers, the aforementioned cyborgs—it's not totally clear where benevolent service-bots fit into the ecosystem.
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The first is this clustering of knowledge assets, technology, firms, startups, universities, human capital, talent that so many of us have seen as the motor for innovation and entrepreneurship and productivity and economic growth.
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When King Rama I chose this site for his new palaces in the late 18th century, the community moved a short way to the south, clustering in the Sampheng area, which remains its core.
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As they waited for Mr. Trump and Mr. Tusk, the American and European delegations did not say a word to each another, clustering in groups on the opposite sides of a rectangular conference table.
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It can mean one of two things: For people who don't have access to an outdoor area in which to properly garden, it's about clustering plants together inside to create a lush, garden-esque atmosphere.
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"The study strongly supports that MMR vaccination does not increase the risk for autism, does not trigger autism in susceptible children, and is not associated with clustering of autism cases after vaccination," the researchers concluded.
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In part, that's due to the fact that Google is also the major contributor to GRPC, a queuing project the company donated to the CNCF, and Vitess, the database clustering system it developed for YouTube.
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After clustering around 57th Street for the last several years, super-tall condominiums, which are coveted by buyers for their views and scorned by some others for their bulk, are turning up in other neighborhoods.
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That sounds good as an economic theory, but most of us have a feeling that all entrepreneurship should not be confined to California, New York, Massachusetts and similar hubs where these growth entrepreneurs are clustering.
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Recently, Princeton economist Elisa Giannone demonstrated that the divergence of cities' wages since 1980 – after decades of convergence – reflects a mix of technology's increased rewards to highly skilled tech workers and tech-driven industry clustering.
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But next time you look in the mirror and curse at your blackheads, pay close attention to where they are clustering — the answer to your complexion conundrum might be staring you right in the face.
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He's correct that many of the particulars of the current league Collective Bargaining Agreement are intended to prevent superstars from clustering on the same team, like LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh in Miami.
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Face in the Crowd PARIS — Fashion weeks may be rooted in change, but some things stay the same — namely, the clustering of beautiful young actresses at Chanel, one of the blockbuster shows of the season.
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The thoroughfare was for generations the center of a thriving newspaper landscape, clustering the offices of the most famous publications together in a historic part of London, sandwiched between the city's financial and political districts.
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Finally, CCU companies need carbon-transportation infrastructure, in the form of CO2 pipelines, and policies that encourage the clustering of CCU projects close to sources of high-quality CO2, to cut down on transportation cots.
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The study provided evidence strongly supporting that the MMR vaccination does not increase the risk for autism, does not trigger autism in susceptible children and is not associated with clustering of autism cases after vaccination.
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San Francisco-based company CrowdOptic, which produces augmented reality and data-analyzing systems, gives the drone's video the ability to livestream and provides focal clustering analytics, which is essentially the ability to recognize groups or patterns.
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In 1993, at his first gallery shows, at Buchholz & Buchholz, in Cologne, and the Maureen Paley gallery, in London, he hung magazine pages next to printed photographs and inkjet prints, clustering unframed pictures of different sizes.
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The Supreme Court fairly clearly doesn't want to set itself up as a national district-drawing body that is perpetually being asked to decide whether a given setup counts as "gerrymandering" or natural "clustering" or whatever.
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Despite Republican-led gerrymanders and the Democratic clustering in urban areas that tends to waste votes, Mr. Obama won around 211 of today's congressional districts while winning the national popular vote by seven points in 2008.
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These growth constraints in rich places could also counteract cultural and political concentration, too, if they prevent all the rich-city types from clustering in rich cities — if people took the "Go Midwest, Young Hipster" approach.
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With the proliferation of various cable news channels, the internet, niche marketing, clustering in communities of like-minded people, most of us live in echo chambers that reflect the righteousness of our lives back to us.
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"It looked like pre-pubescent tissue with a high density of follicles and clustering that you don't normally see in an adult," one of the study's authors, Evelyn Telfer of the University of Edinburgh, told The Telegraph.
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In a 2013 report, after collecting data from 1.5 million people in 48 states, Rentfrow and his co-authors wrote that they had observed a strong geographic clustering of people with similar personalities within the United States.
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But Slutkin emphasizes that this clustering is less to do with race and more to do with patterns of behavior—usually among a small section of the population, usually young and male—that are transmitted between people.
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Although manufacturing firms have grown less likely to concentrate together in dense areas, thanks to the falling cost and hassle of shipping, firms in knowledge-based industries like technology and finance have become more prone to clustering.
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Clustering is used in data science to group similar data points together based on an attribute or attributes of the data; the researchers used the job's average for each of 10 values and traits to create clusters.
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"Most AFM cases occur in the late summer and fall," but no geographic clustering has been found and there is no other "unifying factor to explain the peaks," which seem to occur every other year, she added.
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Daley says Democrats have been handicapped primarily by Republicans ruthlessly redistricting congressional districts to disempower Democrats, while others point to self-sorting along ideological lines (with liberals clustering in cities) to explain the fall in swing districts.
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Democratic voters in the early 26s, they found, were clustering into highly homogeneous neighborhoods in big cities like Miami and spreading out their remaining support in suburbs and small towns that got swallowed up inside Republican-leaning districts.
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"We currently do not have one cause of stranding or death that is common across the three species involved in the different UMEs, additionally strandings across the three species are not clustering in space or time," said Goebel.
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"We had sensed over the last 4-0.053 weeks that clients were becoming uncomfortable with the clustering of returns to the S&P 500", said Julian Emanuel, executive director of U.S. equity and derivatives strategy at UBS Securities.
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Chris Hesse, a Minneapolis certified public accountant with CliftonLarsonAllen, urged people to consider clustering as many medical costs as possible in 2017 to meet a threshold for deducting expenses once they surpass 10 percent of adjusted gross income.
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The apparent clustering of the two cases is of concern, and the Centre for Health Protection will continue to closely monitor the situation, Leung wrote, adding that the sources and routes of the infections could not be determined.
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A somewhat pointless debate tends to play out among operatives and political handicappers over how much we should characterize this geographical skew as a question of "gerrymandering" versus the allegedly natural "clustering" of Democratic voters in big cities.
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And researchers at RAND have found that congressional districts (and counties) have become more different from one another over time in ways that suggest "clustering" by people who are similar in their politics, income, education and marriage rates.
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Using a technique known as "clustering," Kao had found that 1.3 million comments were just iterations of the same template, generated by a computer but with certain words altered to make them seem like individual expressions of opinion.
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HBO has a weird habit of clustering great episodes of its comedies on the same evening, so it was only appropriate that the great Girls episode mentioned above was followed by the finest half-hour of Togetherness's first season.
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Until this past week, political observers commonly assumed partisan GOP gerrymandering after the 2010 midterm, and the geographic clustering of liberal voters in urban enclaves, had placed the House of Representatives out of Democratic reach until at least 2022.
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With global share prices near a record high, we're seeing a clustering of worry over a few supposedly foreboding market patterns: A flattish Treasury yield curve, suppressed stock volatility and the heavy influence of a few dominant tech stocks.
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Republicans remain poised to keep control of some of the region's state legislatures and many of their congressional seats in the coming years — the continued clustering of Democratic votes in urban areas ensures a baseline of conservative strength elsewhere.
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That's because, claims Jarman, Urban is able to cut down on travel time by clustering nearby bookings via its app in order to maximise potential sessions per day, similar to what it does for other existing Urban wellbeing services.
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In 1966, Dorothy Gautreaux and other low-income renters in Chicago filed a lawsuit claiming that the city and the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development, or HUD, had engaged in racial discrimination by clustering public housing in black areas.
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Such clustering is known to activate signalling pathways that induce T-cells to migrate—and, sure enough, when the integrins formed into large enough clusters they did drive the T-cells they were part of to migrate towards lymph nodes.
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No, it's not a holographic soundscape like you would get from pricier audiophile headphones, but the Bullets do provide a surprisingly wide soundstage that lets the music surround you rather than clustering it claustrophobically in the center of your head.
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The most common measure used by social scientists of segregation is referred to as the black-white dissimilarity index—which ranges from 21991, meaning complete clustering of black people in separate neighbourhoods, to 22012, which represents a perfectly even distribution.
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On the veterinarian side, it's aiming to have 30 vets "fully operational" this year in its marketplace, clustering new recruits in urban areas to ensure enough coverage as it expands to new towns/cities (it does also serve some rural locations).
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A 22014 study of clustering in ACC football found that black players were more likely to cluster than their white counterparts, and that at six schools, over 75 percent of the black players were enrolled in one of two majors.
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This clustering of Democrats helps explain why Mr. Trump has been keeping it close in Ohio and Iowa, both states where some 72 percent of white residents over 24 lack college degrees, the highest share among the 313 most competitive states.
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"The ups and downs of China mean nothing compared to the rest of the world when you think about the growth rates, you think about the emerging middle class and you think about the clustering of the cities," Molinaroli said.
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It claimed that the plan resembled many others in use across the country; that the clustering of Democrats in Milwaukee and Madison explained the map's pro-Republican efficiency gap; and that this bias could disappear if only Democrats ran better campaigns.
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Yet in a sign of tensions that might later emerge, Mr. Holder suggested that some Democratic incumbents might have to be willing to run in more competitive districts, to avoid clustering core Democratic constituencies in a tiny number of districts.
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You may also recall certain mental tricks you may have employed to help you do so, such as associating certain number sequences with the location of their keys on the dial pad, or "clustering" the numbers into groups to help you retain them.
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If you want to get in on the fun, this bundle breaks down the most head-scratch-inducing concepts into digestible lectures, allowing you to gain a deeper understanding of things like TensorFlow, Neural Networks, Clustering In R, and a whole lot more.
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Docker now is building tools for launching cloud servers, systems for clustering, and a wide range of functions: building images, running images, uploading, downloading, and eventually even overlay networking, all compiled into one monolithic binary running primarily as root on your server.
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What Abrutyn and Mueller have found in terms of clustering of teen suicides is that once a suicide takes place, a kind of "suicide script" is introduced, and the people that face these pre-existing various issues consider suicide to be an option.
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In addition to this, IBM also today announced that it is launching a new version of its Watson Machine Learning Accelerator that brings high-performance GPU clustering to Power Systems and X86 systems and which promises to accelerate AI performance up to 10x.
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ARRIAGA, Mexico — The thousands of migrants traveling through southern Mexico toward the United States border poured into the rail town of Arriaga on Friday, filling the town's main park and the surrounding streets, clustering together in spare shade under a torridly hot sun.
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Sarah, a former Seattle resident, adds that wage changes can effectively alter the structure of a city as a whole — she says businesses began clustering outside the Seattle city limits in the nearby Bellevue, Washington, to take advantage of the lower wage rates.
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You look at the big, long lists of all the cases and identify those where you have clusterings in space and time and try to investigate what kind of clustering happened: Was it in a hospital, an old-age home, theaters, restaurants?
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A combination of gerrymandering and the tight clustering of Democrats in urban areas means that even if Democrats get significantly more overall votes than Republicans in the midterms — which polls show is probable — they may not take back the House of Representatives.
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Over the years, dark energy has been inferred from the ancient light called the cosmic microwave background, fluctuations in the density of the universe called baryon acoustic oscillations, the gravitationally distorted shapes of galaxies, and the clustering of matter in the universe.
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He also used clustering—the method of categorizing objects into different groups—and Natural Language Processing (a way to glean insights from the written language for computers) to help him extract the bus and stop numbers that were mentioned frequently in the tweets.
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Investors expect to see the index clustering near the value of trend line B. This confirms that when the index retreats to the value of the trend line B, that it is a good buying opportunity for a continuation of the long-term uptrend.
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These initiatives include college tuition assistance, better parental leave benefits and sick days for part-time employees Domino's CEO Ritch Allison reiterated at ICR on Tuesday that his company has been working to give drivers less territory to cover by clustering more restaurants together.
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It wasn't that the suburbs were going away, the articles suggested (though the young and affluent keep clustering in cities where there are more jobs), it was that suburbs themselves were also shifting — toward walkability and denser, multifamily housing near public transit — becoming more citylike.
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Presidential Vote: 1203: Clinton 2141–Trump 212008 2156: Obama 2142–Romney 212018 21900: Obama 21000–McCain 2108 With all the talk of how Democrats are clustering in urban areas it might surprise you that downtown Miami and South Beach are represented by a Republican.
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Since Thunberg began a single-handed climate protest outside the Swedish parliament in August, the Fridays for Future school strike movement has grown exponentially, with groups of friends inspired by her example rapidly clustering into larger, self-organising networks connected across time zones by social media.
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"I will have more details soon on the new structure, but generally speaking, by having our brands under one operation and by clustering similar brands together, it will create more nimbleness and efficiency and allow us to better leverage our scale," Battista wrote in his memo.
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"The study strongly supports that MMR vaccination does not increase the risk for autism, does not trigger autism in susceptible children, and is not associated with clustering of autism cases after vaccination," the authors wrote in the study published this week in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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Since Thunberg began a single-handed climate protest outside the Swedish parliament in August, the Fridays for Future school strike movement has grown exponentially, with groups of friends inspired by her example rapidly clustering into larger, self-organizing networks connected across time zones by social media.
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New York's new schools chancellor wants to talk about how the nation's largest school system is clustering the poorest children (mostly black and brown) in one set of classrooms, and the richest children (mostly white) in another set — and failing to live up to its progressive ideals.
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DENVER — Condos and townhouses are rising beside the weedy lots here where Randy Russell once pitched a tent and unrolled a sleeping bag, clustering with other homeless people in camps that were a small haven to him, but an illegal danger in the eyes of city officials.
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Bill Bishop's book "The Big Sort", published in 2008, which drew attention to the way Americans are clustering in like-minded communities, conjures up images of Republican or Democratic voters moving house to be with people who vote like them, but that is not usually how it works.
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"We see a dramatic connection between the sound wave imprints seen in the cosmic microwave background 400,000 years after the Big Bang to the clustering of galaxies 7 to 12 billion years later," BOSS co-leader Rita Tojeiro, of the University of St. Andrews, said in a statement.
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There is a somewhat tedious debate involving political scientists, journalists, and election analysts as to whether we should characterize this situation — in which 54 percent of the vote wins Democrats 47 percent of the seats — as the result of "gerrymandering" or just "clustering" into an inefficient geographical pattern.
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But for that to happen the Democrats would have to deal with their rather different sort of problem: Their coalition is too ideologically homogeneous, clustering together way down at the lower-left corner of our all-explaining chart, in a quadrant where everyone is consistently and comprehensively liberal.
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Whilst it includes what we have already done on their data (clustering and initial profiling of their members, and providing this to them as summary information), it does not say anything about using the models of the clusters that we create to extrapolate to new individuals and infer their profile.
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Azure Stack Edge will get a new ruggedized form factor for harsh environments for users in the defense and energy sector, for example, as well as virtual machine support for edge compute, support for Kubernetes clustering and automatic fail-over when you lose a server in a cluster of machines.
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The report found that homeless shelters, drug and mental treatment centers and foster care group homes were concentrated in 10 community districts, with an average of 21.7 beds per 1,000 residents in those districts, a balance five times the city average; that would change if legislation restricting such clustering is adopted.
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But it turns out that in China (as elsewhere) these advantages are outweighed by the assets of richer places: better skills and education, more reliable legal institutions, and so-called "network effects"—that is, the clustering of similar businesses in one place, which then benefit from the swapping of ideas and people.
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"The study strongly supports that MMR vaccination does not increase the risk for autism, does not trigger autism in susceptible children, and is not associated with clustering of autism cases after vaccination," the researchers wrote in the study, published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine, from the American College of Physicians.
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The new analysis, which has been accepted for publication in Icarus, revealed a few surprises, including a clustering of extremely bright volcanoes in the south, an apparent progression of volcanic activity across the surface, and strange stirrings inside Loki Patera, an 126 mile-wide lava lake that's been observed to brighten up every few years.
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While there's ample evidence of the professional class using its economic and educational capital to preserve its advantages — think of the clustering of professionals into exclusive neighborhoods, or the early immersion of professional-class children into a world of literacy, art and science — its move left is evident even on questions of economic redistribution.
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Eight years ago, USA Today investigated the phenomenon of academic "clustering"—that is, large numbers of athletes taking particular majors at much higher rates than the general student body, possibly (or presumably) because those majors are less demanding and will help them remain eligible—and determined that it was commonplace at big-time sports schools.
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These voters are probably in some sense "up for grabs" in elections — Democrat Conor Lamb seems to have persuaded a fair number of this kind of Trump voters to back him in last week's Pennsylvania special election — but most of them aren't especially "moderate" in the sense of clustering around the middle of the chart.
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But even when the authors adjusted for age, gender, smoking, drinking, cholesterol levels, waist circumference and daily intake of red meat and salt, the associations between breakfast-skipping and plaque remained—"suggesting that indeed skipping breakfast could be one of the risk factors clustering around the early onset and development of atherosclerosis," the authors wrote in their paper.
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The Republican dominance of redistricting in many states after the 2010 census, the clustering of progressives in urban areas, and increased correlation between the presidential and congressional vote have created structural challenges for Democrats in much of the country and threaten to keep them out of power in the House until well into the next decade.
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As members of this class protect their status and economic gains for themselves and their children, Reeves contends, they have capitalized on a host of less visible forces — exclusionary zoning, the clustering of elites, legacy college admissions, disproportionate political influence — to build a protective wall, keeping those in the lower quintiles of the income distribution from breaking in.
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On that spectrum of people are hard-core refusers, who decline all vaccines and believe them harmful; moderates who worry about the timing or clustering of vaccines and their side effects; and parents who are simply overwhelmed with so many other aspects of their lives, from economics to health insurance, that vaccination slipped off the table.
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Why eat dinner in a restaurant in some distant corner of the world as a silver moon rises over a platinum sea if you are not paying for it with your platinum card, so that your shiny new points — filling up your future like stars clustering in the night sky — can lead you to ever more silver experiences?
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