In recent years, investors have chased compressing yields in property.
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Just as compressing air heats it, so expansion cools it.
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Or maybe it's just my lungs compressing from uncontrollable laughter.
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Like not respecting frequency response for example, compressing what's happening.
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You're strapped to gear, the neoprene wetsuit is compressing your body.
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The heavy ice masses weigh down the ground, compressing what's underneath.
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"The yields on a to 10-year are compressing, " he said.
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Some universities are compressing bachelor's degrees to three years or less.
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The basic rule for creating sound is compressing air, McDaniel said.
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The rubber's moving, and as it moves it is compressing air.
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The air then sinks over the city, compressing and heating up.
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"I'm compressing it and helping it stretch and release," she said.
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The separation in the long-term GMMA is compressing and turning upwards.
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Various types of compressing vests or tunics were popular over the centuries.
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"It's compressing tighter and tighter, and it's building up this pattern," Henrich said.
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QE, for example, is supposed to have worked by compressing the term premium.
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Compressing the story also let O'Brien confine Vic's portrayal to a single actress.
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Dr. Mirzakhani, with my colleague Alex Eskin, focused on shearing, stretching and compressing.
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Enough simmering; enough compressing ourselves into moderation so our voices come out level.
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Then the dough is folded and flattened, compressing nearby patches in the vertical direction.
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It's really unable to do anything in mobile, and the margins are really compressing.
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The app will begin compressing the file and save it to your camera roll.
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Casper Weighted Blanket for $24 (Amazon, Casper): Compressing yourself can actually help you decompress.
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It ruled that Garner was killed in part by a chokehold compressing his neck.
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This weather feature causes air to sink, compressing down mountainsides and accelerating through canyons.
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At the debate, compressing his closing argument into the allotted time, he did not.
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This randomization is effectively the same as compressing the system's representation of the input data.
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Or perhaps the Republican Party erred in compressing its primary schedule from 2012 to 2016.
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Compressing air heats it, and the heat thus generated is also stored for later use.
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Markovits's modest policy recommendations for compressing American meritocracy fall well short of a comprehensive agenda.
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The designers also experimented with freezing and compressing the agar to give it different properties.
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But previous research suggests the angle can contribute to the compressing of a baby's airway.
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They were comfortable and compressing, a far better fit than any Lululemon pants I've tried.
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A byproduct of compressing that air is heat, which the company extracts and stores separately.
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Other actions in the letter, such as compressing methane and reinjecting gas, are already permitted.
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Will Ready Player One be worth compressing, or will it lose its pleasures in the process?
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While the U.S. remains the best house in a bad neighborhood, that yield premium is compressing.
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This suggests that something is compressing the plasma outside the heliosphere, but scientists don't know what.
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Dr. Strickland suggested stretching out the pulses in time, amplifying them and then compressing them again.
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The researchers at both labs are preparing to run additional experiments, compressing hydrogen instead of deuterium.
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Compressing the air allows it to deliver more oxygen to the turbines, making them more efficient.
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Some researchers have begun to investigate methods for compressing the data with machine learning, says Jousset.
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Plus, the leggings are muscle-compressing to help you get even more out of your workout.
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Apparently, even when the compressing the recording to send over the internet, the recording was still distinguishable.
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Combined, we see this driving 2018E EBIT-adjusted down by 1003% yoy and compressing overall corporate margins.
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Musk's bricks are made by compressing that dirt at high pressures, plus a little bit of concrete.
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Two people helped secure her into a metal corset (compressing her ribs in the process), she described.
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"Just like you pump up a bike tire, you're compressing the air and heating it," said Abatzoglou.
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The main target is bigger companies that can afford to pay more, after years of compressing wages.
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And that's definitely not the play, that's compressing the first third of the play into one scene.
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The stretching and compressing in the different dimensions correspond to a system's positive and negative "Lyapunov exponents," respectively.
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Even for custom TensorFlow Lite models, Google is working on compressing the models to a more workable size.
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It was created by compressing a much weaker field into a tiny space at an extremely fast rate.
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Those applications range from a tool for compressing quantum data to QuantumFreeze to some basic machine learning applications.
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One such case is called "Saturday night palsy," when a person falls asleep compressing a nerve while drunk.
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If a piece of rock is dry, compressing it will shrink the voids and speed the vibrations up.
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She recommends focusing on raising your belly when you inhale and lowering or compressing it as you exhale.
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Waves of visitors followed, carving trails through the underbrush and compressing the soil atop the redwoods' shallow roots.
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At the end of the show, the ship launched, compressing upward like a giant lipstick tube in reverse.
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This process, akin to compressing a digital image, is key building the infrastructure to scale to a global system.
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The gravitational pull of sun and moon slightly lifts and lowers the earth's crust, stretching and compressing crustal rocks.
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"Come on, Spider-Man," he whispers to himself, trying once again to lift the mound of concrete compressing him.
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The OCC said banks are compressing large numbers of similar swap contracts into fewer trades, leading to the drop.
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The concern is that "new tech" companies may have lower growth rates than the consensus, so multiples are compressing.
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Something as simple as compressing your knuckles as you drive your hand into the touch pad may require attention.
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Instead we get Sonny Moore unchained, compressing the fiery original into two-and-a-half minutes of unstable destruction.
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As the finger moves and the skin deforms, it causes the channels to change shape, compressing or stretching out.
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She suggested that mumbling is a way of compressing speech, giving the same amount of meaning in less space.
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It used implosion to assemble the critical mass by compressing the sphere that was made of the fissile material.
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Dr. Chin hopes to build on this experiment by removing more codons and compressing the genetic code even further.
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But here, her singing is deadpan and heavily filtered and processed, compressing all the joy out of her voice.
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Free of the tube and the fluid compressing his lung, the boy reverted to the child his parents knew.
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While negative rates were compressing net margins, lending volumes were higher and stronger economic growth kept provisioning levels down.
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"The bond spreads are compressing and there is more room to run," a New York-based trader told IFR.
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That's his greatest talent on this record—compressing complex stories about life and loss into economical, whip-smart packages.
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He crouched down, stifled his laughs, listened for the slight crunches of Roomba's great feet compressing the ice and soil.
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Now, a blood clot is forming in Mago's skull, compressing space, requiring a relief of pressure before it's too late.
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By compressing ten wins of value into a single roster spot, a team also gains significant flexibility to improve further.
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GASPARINO: When you talk about tax reform, it means compressing all the rates and getting rid of all the loopholes.
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Compressing the gas, delivering it to a filling station, and storing it under pressure ready for dispensing doubles the cost.
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"We're making strides in efficiency, we're making strides in compressing the time of construction," said Megalim's Chief Executive Eran Gartner.
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Morozov explains that the robot, named collector, eliminates instances of silence while also compressing the time between the sampled sounds.
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Mail is compressing messages, Metal 2 should take better advantage of your GPU, Spotlight knows about your flight status, etc.
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He added that asset purchases work through compressing the term premium, which is currently unnecessary given the flat yield curve.
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As such, a sustained decline in sterling does have the real potential for increasing domestic inflation and compressing real wages.
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Still, margins for payments sent across borders are compressing somewhat thanks to heavy competition in the space, the report said.
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Konsus said it is compressing that even further by now looking to provide a 12-hour turnaround for those companies.
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Then he discovered wood pellets, which involve compressing wood and eliminating water, the element that produces much of the smoke.
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Modak told Insider packing cubes streamlined his belongings, and also helped him fit more into his suitcase by compressing items.
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I think compressing music and EQing things on the higher end of an EQ really makes things sound like they do.
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Image recognition is particularly good on mobile devices, says Song Han, a Stanford University graduate student working on compressing neural networks.
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We use anamorphic lenses for all the nightmares, and we subtly change aspect ratio, either through a fade, or slowly compressing.
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But guidance on the future of the product will be key: Olson sees margins compressing over time as competition heats up.
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Now, we've got stuff like the debate stage and all of that and those requirements that may be compressing the time.
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Along with compassion, this distinct philosophy of time—compressing it and expanding it—is at the heart of Mr Dodin's work.
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Yes. Without gravitational force compressing an astronaut's spine, fluid between the discs fluctuate as they temporarily expand, creating a lengthening effect.
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"Credit quality has been going down at the same time that prices have been going up, yield spreads compressing," he said.
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The result of compressing energy and time to this degree is a fusion reaction and a lot of x-ray energy.
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The candidates will find out their night about 10 days before, sharply compressing the time they have to prepare those zingers.
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Muthoni then empties the container into a green compressing machine that turns out black briquettes, which can be burned for energy.
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That makes it a huge unstructured data problem, and cleaning all that up and compressing it is probably Transit's first big challenge.
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There now is the horizon, compressing colored areas that could be pools in (Joni Mitchell's) squinting sun, ball-fields, the Montauk Highway.
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If you've been compressing the wound for 20 or 30 seconds and it's still bleeding heavily, you need to use a tourniquet.
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There's also the possibility of compressing all of Wikipedia and transmitting the data to the 300 nearest stars using radio telescopes. 6.
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This is a really painful lesson for shareholders – it does not matter how fast revenue is growing if multiples are compressing faster.
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That means investors might demand a higher return to hold these bonds rather than regular ones, compressing the spread between the two.
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And there is a lot of compressing and quality degradation that needs to happen to allow for that video conference to happen.
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Dr. Strickland suggested stretching out the pulses in time, amplifying them and then compressing them again to the desired level of intensity.
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The internet is especially adept at compressing humanity and making it easy to forget there are people behind tweets, posts and memes.
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Storing it in a fuel cell or compressing it into liquid takes a lot of energy and reduces end-to-end efficiency.
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Bou snaps hundreds of photos of birds in flight and stitches them together in Photoshop, compressing several seconds of movement into one frame.
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For heart failure patients, a new soft robot may soon be able to help by compressing the heart and coaxing it to beat.
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Bandwidth Hero focuses on images on a page, compressing them before they appear on screen, and speeding up your browsing in the process.
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The first video shows powerful sequences of snowcats flattening and compressing snow at night, preparing the ski slopes for tourists the following day.
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Eliminating portraiture from her paintings and compressing the pictorial plane have allowed Holly Coulis to be more idiosyncratic, playful, convincing, and even funny.
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They realized that, through a series of steps that involve stretching, amplifying, and then compressing the beams, they could greatly increase their intensity.
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I know you that guys are taking what would normally take five to six years and compressing it into five to six months.
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As the winds move over the Sierra Nevada in eastern California, they flow like water over rocks in a stream, compressing and warming.
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In fact, those veteran users add a layer of intimidation to potential new users who may not be as great at compressing their thoughts.
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Designed to flatten the tummy and smooth the waist without compressing the bust, this camisole is great for wearing under thin sweaters and tops.
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The Phoenix, an "ultra-endurance" unmanned aircraft, uses helium to ascend into the air and then propels itself forward by "inhaling" and compressing air.
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"It remains an extremely difficult year next year after exhausting one-off financing options and already compressing imports by 50% this year," wrote Morden.
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Driving the news: The yield curve has been compressing all week as prospects for a trade agreement between the U.S. and China have diminished.
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But he also borrows from Return of the Jedi, compressing the rest of the original trilogy into a single fast-moving, far-reaching story.
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A cap therefore risks compressing the range of available tariffs and could push up prices if weaker competitors are squeezed out of the market.
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IMF figures suggest German and Portuguese banks would take the biggest earnings hit from falling interest rates, compressing margins and possibly thwarting lending growth.
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In fact iOS users only have the lightweight, data-compressing Opera Mini to call on, rather than the full-fat version of Opera mobile.
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These changes — eliminating portraiture from her paintings and compressing the pictorial plane — have allowed her to be more idiosyncratic, playful, convincing, and even funny.
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He ordered a CT scan of the young man's abdomen and pelvis to look for a mass or enlarged lymph nodes compressing the vessel.
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After all, no amount of aesthetic creativity would be able to make up for compression socks that don't do much by way of compressing.
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"Like all new members of Congress she's getting adjusted to compressing a lot of facts and feelings and ideas into just five minutes," Rep.
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Until they get there, "they're … pretty much compressing all overnight rates to a very narrow range," said Lou Crandall, chief economist at Wrightson ICAP.
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But it also creates a specific sense of space and time — placing objects together from different contexts, compressing them to create a link between moments.
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So why, in 2017, when everyone else is compressing their album cycles into bite-size moments, is Taylor Swift maintaining a three-month hype cycle?
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For workers who are already prone to overwork, the additional burden of compressing five days into four could literally break the camel's -- or worker's -- back.
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Countless hungry startups have materialized to fill niches in a burgeoning ecosystem, focusing on laser sensors, compressing mapping data, setting up service centers, and more.
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But when weakness is driven by an abrupt deterioration in financial conditions, the committee has held extra unscheduled meetings by conference call, compressing the timetable.
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Both institutions have dramatically accelerated their plans to deploy virtual medical services, compressing programs that were intended to take years into just a few weeks.
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Compressing a few destinations into one round-trip airline ticket (especially if the stopover city is not well known) is appealing, particularly to younger travelers.
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For workers who are already prone to overwork, the additional burden of compressing five days into four could literally break the camel's – or worker's – back.
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The running time of games could be easily reduced by compressing the breaks between innings, but that would mean fewer commercials and thus lower revenue.
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"It's the middle ground that is compressing," said Tim Baxter, president of Samsung Electronics America, adding that a significant premium market has emerged for smartphones.
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On your side:Sleeping on your side isn't as bad for your neck, but you might end up compressing the nerves in your arms and legs, instead.
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I imagined an unconscious patient in an emergency room, their pulse nonexistent, me compressing their chest with enough force to artificially pump blood through the body.
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And while exact numbers on the head count in the industry are hard to find, recruiters and fund managers argue that their ranks are compressing, too.
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A recent surge in U.S. interest rates has investors concerned that banks will be forced to pay depositors more for holding their money, compressing profit margins.
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Click here to view original GIFThe hydraulic press guys have been compressing all types of things lately, and they've turned their attention to some bowling equipment.
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It's counterintuitive because compressing them means they take up less room, so you can pack more into your recycling bin, which seems like a good thing.
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Zipping is a popular method for compressing files, and you can zip and unzip files on Windows 10 in several ways without installing any additional software.
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For others in the industry, though, the effort may be about pure volume — trying to generate as much business as possible as compressing margins hit profitability.
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In 2014, the Republican National Committee rolled out changes compressing the primary calendar and moving up the date of winner-take-all primaries to March 15.
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"I regard the consumer as the farmers' customer, not his enemy," Mr. Bergland told The Times, compressing the conflict into a kind of brotherhood of interests.
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Familiar faces are missing, and compressing the show into a holiday themed box (by which the producers mean Christmas; they always mean Christmas) is immediately confusing.
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He's a singer-songwriter of observant insight and penetrating empathy, brilliantly adept at compressing a complicated range of emotions into a terse, plain-spoken turn of phrase.
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Even at Netflix's maximum 5.1 audio bitrate of 640 kbps, it's still compressing the audio a lot compared to the 24-bit / 48 kHz mastering sample frequency.
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But if you get a few of the crossings — maybe DAFT for 8D and COLD OPEN for 10D, you an figure out that today we're compressing FILES.
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But another key factor is a bank's ability to maneuver through a climate where low rates are compressing net interest margins, and stricter regulations are increasing costs.
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"There appears to be copious amounts of cash around" and "spreads are compressing as investors reach for yield," said Greg Saulnier, a Municipal Market Data (MMD) analyst.
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But those dynamics unraveled as successive left-leaning French governments sought to improve competitiveness in part by compressing wage gains, according to the French economist Thomas Piketty.
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In essence, the platform is an enormous meme factory, compressing the world into pellets of virality and dispensing those pellets until you get full or fall asleep.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) complained Tuesday that compressing the opening arguments into such a short time frame would make it tougher to present the case against Trump.
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A compressing yield spread and flatter yield curve usually suggest lower risk appetite among investors as they gravitate toward safe haven assets such as shorter-term bonds.
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Officers Justin Damico, Mark Ramos, and Craig Furlani were all reportedly involved in killing my son by either failing to intervene or compressing his chest while handcuffing him.
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"The Bureau is facing system development and testing challenges that are delaying the completion of milestones and compressing the time available for security testing activities," the report said.
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Alley explained that while other prosthetics don't control the bone, making them feel very unstable, the new technology allows the bone to stabilize by compressing around the tissues.
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In March, Jaiden was put in an induced coma because the stiff skin was compressing his chest wall, to the point where he couldn't breathe on his own.
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Republicans thought that reforms enacted after the 2012 campaign, such as limiting the number of debates and compressing the nominating calendar, would help make the process less unpredictable.
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Presuming the goal of finding a quality supplier at a low price, then compressing from a year-long process of review, bids, and quotes could mean substantial savings.
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The computer on New Horizons crashed while trying to interpret some new commands and compressing some images it had taken, the electronic equivalent of walking while chewing gum.
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"The tumors were compressing her spine, and it had deviated her spine to the point where they were worried she would be permanently paralyzed for life," Lane said.
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Aluminium's persistent price weakness is compressing producer margins everywhere but the pressure is greatest in China and there are signs that it is claiming ever more smelter victims.
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Aluminum's persistent price weakness is compressing producer margins everywhere but the pressure is greatest in China and there are signs that it is claiming ever more smelter victims.
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Given evidence that public sector unions reduce wage inequality by compressing the wage scale and pushing low-paid workers up, that could have major economic consequences for Wisconsin.
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And when you're sitting in a less-than-ideal position, you might accidentally be compressing the nerves and making it a lot harder for them to communicate those signals.
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When a person with a healthy penis is aroused, those arteries dilate to maximize blood flow into the penis while compressing the veins on the outside, Dr. Cohen says.
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However, any operational weakness compressing profit margins, additional investments, or further return of shareholder funds that are not funded by other sources of cash, could erode this financial headroom.
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If one were to compare Microsoft to Apple at this laptop juncture, you might say that Apple is compressing while Microsoft is staying static or expanding just a bit.
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Where Mr Piketty sees the inequality-compressing historical events of the early 20th century as an accident, Mr Milanovic believes them to be the direct result of soaring inequality.
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This emotional saw-toothed action has done some good by skimming away excessive investor optimism, compressing equity valuation and driving professional-investor positioning from heedless aggression to chastened caution.
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The most-active iron ore futures contract on the Dalian exchange has surged 58% this year, hurt by disrupted shipments from big miners, largely compressing profits at steel mills.
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It uses its smallness to its advantage, compressing down the sprawling map of a Castlevania game down into a handful of screens; just enough to get its point across.
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They include: persistently low inflation, a decade of QE compressing yields and forcing investors into the long end of the curve, and U.S. Treasury funding-related debt issuance quirks.
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"By compressing weeks down to a couple of hours, and eventually minutes, you transform the way small business access capital," Noah Breslow, On Deck's chief executive, told Peter Eavis.
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Credit markets are firmly supportive of the equity strength, with high-yield spreads compressing to nearly their tightest levels of the year as Treasury yields lifted toward their highs.
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There are some limitations to keep in mind — Twitter will still be transcoding and compressing the thumbnails for the images, which is what you see in your Twitter feed.
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The only thing you feel is the giddy vibration, as if someone was compressing the air on the other side of the wall, giving the club a pressurized feel.
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"Over the next three years, we see the management fee rate compressing by 12 percent, leading to revenue degradation of -18 percent," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a recent note.
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The twin records each mark their most adventurous and all-encompassing material to date, compressing dead-eyed choirs, distressed electronic squalls, and blown-out drum machines into roiling, seasick compositions.
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HBO's comedy series follows the scrappy startup Pied Piper, which hits on a brilliant algorithm for compressing information so it can zip through the pipes of the internet more quickly.
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Compressing 993 tracks into 299 minutes—a more head-spinning pace than even G.O.O.D. Music's concise recent efforts—Whack offers impossibly colorful takes on trap, R&B, and even country.
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"Today's disappointing PMI data out of Germany and France spurred further dollar gains while, at the same time, compressing global risk appetite," said Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates.
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They created this confection-like neon pink stuff by compressing small flakes of graphene and 3D printing it into a shape resembling coral, with high surface area and low density.
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Officials on both sides have been scrambling to salvage the proposed June 5003 summit meeting in Singapore, compressing a process that would normally take months into a matter of days.
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Besides the health issues, employers and workers also need to consider the effect that compressing hours into a four-day period has on workers' mental health, stress levels and fatigue.
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But it's close, and it's markedly faster than anything Intel has to offer at a similar price for everything outside of gaming, like video editing, or encrypting and compressing your files.
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It can hold up to six liquefaction trains, which would each be able to chill 4.5 million tons of gas annually to about negative 260 degrees Fahrenheit, compressing it into liquid.
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Keeping everything contained between two covers risks compressing the historical sprawl into one of those dense slabs more suitable for gift-giving than reading — the print equivalent of a holiday fruitcake.
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Where Ghost Spirit occasionally allow themselves some breathing room, like on their drawn-out closer, "In Parting," Frail Hands suck all the air out, compressing everything into a singular, frantic punch.
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The resulting hydrogen has to be stored, either by compressing it as a gas with big pumps or by (weakly) bonding it to something else and storing it as a liquid.
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And while the program really is as good as they think it is at compressing data, nobody can figure out how to use it — or understand why they would want to.
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The startups that are entering the space at this late date are focused on various niches the new industry has created: improving lidar and radar sensors, compressing mapping data, and so forth.
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"It's been so successful because they've put together a portfolio to benefit from a long period of compressing credit spreads and low volatility," said David Schawel, portfolio manager at New River Investments.
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The U.S. Treasury yield curve – the gap between the 10-year and two-year yields – was compressing in an alarming way last year, but has been widening back out in recent weeks.
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On black-ish, Anderson is able to squeeze dramatic juice out of a comic moment, and vice versa: His gift, which is a unique one, is more for compressing than expanding emotion.
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After compressing it to pressures nearly a million times that of the air you breathe, and cooling it to -94 Fahrenheit (-70 Celsius)—again, think cold Antarctic winter—signs of superconductivity emerged.
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By "stretching" the beam out, then amplifying it, then compressing it again (as you see in the diagram above), they created the first "chirped pulse amplification," which would become a standard tool.
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This could include making a receipt necessary for a return, compressing the window of time within which a return can be made, or requiring the item's original packaging to still be intact.
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He also believes that Lidl's U.S. expansion, when combined Aldi's aggressive nationwide push should have a "very disruptive effect" on U.S. retail grocery landscape by "compressing" the overall market for other players.
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Meanwhile, in literature, Marcel Proust was using memory to complicate more straightforward storytelling, and it wouldn't be long before modernists like Woolf and Joyce were compressing, dilating, and folding time in half.
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"Also there is a bit of uncertainty over global growth which is compressing German 10-year yields, and the hunt for yield then sees demand spill over to other debt," he added.
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"The interesting point here is that the [221/22014-year Treasury note] spread is compressing," Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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Instead of compressing the action of three books into one 108-minute movie, as the 2004 film did, each of the first four books' plots unspools over the course of two episodes.
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Although the surgery succeeded in dividing the vascular ring that had been compressing his trachea, Dr. Pransky explained that it would not snap back right away — it would need time to expand.
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Furthermore, net present value differences in scenarios where Fitch tested for timely payment increased significantly, resulting from the high coupons of HF's outstanding public sector Pfandbriefe, significantly compressing the spread of the programme.
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Then in 2014, a team led by Russian physicist Mikhail Eremets would blow the field open by demonstrating superconductivity at temperatures a few hundred degrees above absolute zero by compressing hydrogen sulfide gas.
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This produces shock waves in between the diamonds, compressing the water molecules to pressures around the same as those at the center of Earth and temperatures about half that of the Earth's core.
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Translation: it's got encapsulated cups, which are fully sewn into the bra and are meant to soften boob bounce, and the bra "houses each breast separately without compressing the breast tissue," Plante explained.
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Using a specially built obstacle course, the researchers observed how cockroaches scurried in less than a second through crevices smaller than a quarter of their height by compressing their jointed exoskeletons in half.
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Whalen thinks the Fed has made a "fundamental screw-up" in the process by focusing solely on short-term reverse repo operations to control rates when yields are compressing across the duration curve.
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But today PC Music founder A.G. Cook has offered another take—compressing the track's pop inclinations into a four-minute whirlwind of wonderfully warped vocals, happy piano house drama, and slow synthesizer builds.
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In general, investors demand higher interest rates on longer-term loans, to compensate for greater uncertainty, but the difference between short-term rates and long-term rates on federal debt has been compressing.
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Instead, combustion is set off by the extreme heat in the cylinder that results from the piston inside the engine traveling upward and compressing air trapped inside, the same method diesel engines use.
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At crucial junctures in Félicité's desperate scramble to raise funds for her son's medical care, Mr. Gomis, who wrote the screenplay with Olivier Loustau and Delphine Zingg, expands time instead of compressing it.
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USING carrots to create concrete, turning wood into plastic, or even compressing it into a "super wood" that is as light and strong as titanium might sound like a series of almost Frankensteinish experiments.
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"We can grow plants on Mars just by compressing the atmosphere," SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk said Tuesday in a long-awaited speech detailing his vision for sending humans to Mars by 2025.
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Compressing decades of inequality and conflict, wars simultaneously push the lower classes to stand up and bow down, giving elites more reason to fear for their own power—and more instruments to advance it.
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The painting is at once visually cacophonous and ultra-precise, compressing much of the country's vital energy and many calamitous conflicts, including racism, war, political tyrants, and Native American genocide, into a single work.
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BT won't be pumping 48 Gbps streams into your living room anytime soon, and given that the average download rate in the UK is just 54 Mbps, BT is naturally compressing its 8K feeds.
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"When I learned a little bit more about their technique for compressing them in cages and reintroducing spat, baby oysters, and dropping them back into New York Harbor, they had me hooked," said Anthony.
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In 2004, though, with Mr. Kushner's blessing, the Hungarian composer Peter Eotvos took the plunge, compressing the two-part, seven-hour "Angels in America" into two acts and not much more than two hours.
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"When prices are compressing and consolidating for a significant period of time, statistical tendency generally dictates that a period of price expansion will follow," said Jamie Dutta, a senior market analyst at Faraday Research.
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Notwithstanding localised blips such as the UK election, the long term trend remains that yield is being compressed, which is pushing money further down the credit spectrum and compressing yields there, a senior banker said.
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"I've always sat back on my buttocks to keep my genitalia elevated from any surface rather than sit straight down or leaning forwards and compressing it, which leads to further pain and swelling," she explained.
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The technique, called Principal Components Analysis (PCA), generates the scores by compressing each of the 13 different votes into a smaller number of scores, generated by an algorithm, that seek to predict MPs' voting behaviour.
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It uses "robot" as a shorthand for everything from steam-powered looms to electricity-driven industrial assemblers and artificial intelligence, and thus has the twin effects of compressing time and conflating one thing with another.
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Ms. Bartosik's "Étroits sont les Vaisseaux" shifts from calm to turbulent, rolling and receding like the tides, and follows the patterns of the oceanic tidal cycle, compressing it into exactly 24 minutes and 50 seconds.
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But this week's sale coincided with improved conditions across emerging markets, with yields compressing over the past few weeks, and Timothy Ash, senior emerging markets strategist at Bluebay Asset Management, on Wednesday called it "opportunistic".
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Climbers usually spend several weeks on Everest acclimatizing and preparing for summit bids, but compressing that into five days is very challenging and risky, said Shanta Bir Lama, the chief of the Nepal Mountaineering Association.
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"The exclusion of the applicants from Facebook is in contrast with the right to pluralism... eliminating or strongly compressing the possibility for association... to express its political messages," said the court ruling seen by Reuters.
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The economic impact of Britain's decision to leave the European Union is seen compressing earnings further at a time that regional banks are already grappling with poor returns, higher regulatory costs and rising non-performing loans.
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I estimate that you would feel alternately squished and stretched by about 165 nm (your height changes by more than this through the course of the day due to your vertebrae compressing while you are upright).
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Saving data in your browserImage: GoogleChrome has a Data Saver extension made by Google that cuts down on page loading times by rerouting the sites you visit through Google's servers, and compressing them along the way.
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The researchers, led by Paul Loubeyre at France's Atomic Energy Commission, first produced solid molecular hydrogen by compressing hydrogen gas between diamond tips to 310 GPa, as has been shown previously by this group and others.
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This will create an acoustic shock wave that will cause the liquid metal to collapse around the plasma, compressing it until it has heated up to nearly 21985 million degrees Fahrenheit and causes fusion to occur.
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The warp drive would not so much propel a spacecraft as it would manipulate space itself, compressing it ahead of the spacecraft and stretching it behind, riding a "warp bubble" to achieve faster than light speeds.
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Like Mondrian panels, multistory terraces irregularly break up the facade, the larger openings at the top, smaller toward the bottom, as if the building, by virtue of its own mass, was slowly compressing the lower floors.
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The goal of compressing the breast is to make it as thin as possible so radiologists get a more detailed two-dimensional image that can make it easier to spot any abnormalities that might be cancer.
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So they accumulate, layer by layer, season by season, compressing into a dense, black carbon-rich mud of partly decayed matter that sinks below the shallow water table and is preserved there in an anaerobic state.
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Close-up shots of the fans showed people with tightly folded arms, nail-biting, praying, clutching rosary beads, compressing lips, grinding teeth, clenching jaws — and bursts of hope that could not be held in any longer.
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Opponents have said that even with the steps taken to minimize damage, the seismic work could have lasting effects on the fragile landscape, compressing the tundra and potentially altering vegetation types and the flow of water.
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Tacked up on the wall are also digital prints made by moving a combination of all these pictures and objects across a scanner bed, compressing their solid forms into images that demonstrate the passage of time.
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"[The heart] is already beating, but not pumping much, [so] the device is beating with it, compressing and twisting with it," Ellen Roche, former PhD student at Harvard and the soft robot paper's first author, told Motherboard.
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In an all-Vivaldi program of works featuring solos for bassoon, cello and contralto, the players toyed with the tempo as if it were putty, stretching and compressing it to heighten the music's impatience, pathos or humor.
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Very few people sit back when they work, but they should, Dr. Hedge said, because when you recline, more of your body weight is supported by your chair, rather than supported by (and also compressing) your spine.
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The other said the main benefit of QE was compressing the difference between short- and long-term borrowing costs, making access to finance easier for companies and households, but this so-called term premium was already low.
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So we went from this multiple compression when Zynga went out — compressing with its stock price deflating across the entire gaming sector — then swinging by back as [recognition] grew that the life cycle of games is becoming longer.
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So, I'd say that we still have a lot more to go in terms of pessimism kind of catching up with the fact that this business model has changed, margins are compressing and I don't see it changing.
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So I went out there after compressing my eyes with some cold water to try to hide the fact I had been crying, because I was scared if he saw I was upset he would get more mad.
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The Spanish designer Jorge Penadés has been making tables for the past two years out of a similar material he fabricates himself, compressing leather scraps he sources from Hermès into colorful slabs he can slice and piece together.
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By deepening the economic slump, not only would aggressive fiscal policy tightening tend to depress tax revenue collection; it would also tend to raise the island's already high debt to gross national product (GNP) ratio by compressing GNP.
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While most Bluetooth speakers sum stereo sound into a single mono output — effectively compressing your favorite albums' painstakingly plotted soundscapes into one dull block of noise — the Sharkk Twins faithfully recreate them as they were intended to be heard.
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The short-form video clips, as Gfycat likes to label them, are a good form factor for compressing a lot of information into a unit of content that's easy to share among friends or an audience on the Internet.
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"It's just basic science: People can be essentially suffocated to death when they're lying on their stomachs in a prone position and there's weight on their backs compressing their chest and diaphragm," Seattle lawyer Erik Heipt told The News.
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He didn't alter the pitch of the cactus sounds, but did equalize them and applied a compressor, an effects unit used in electronic music to reduce loud sounds or amplify quiet ones, thereby compressing the range of the audio.
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As he explained in the presentation, with the same enthusiasm that he discusses space travel and flamethrowers:These are bricks that are made by compressing the dirt at extremely high pressures, adding a little bit of, a small amount of concrete.
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Greg Porter at the Washington Post explains that there's a heat dome over much of the Earth's north half—a region of high pressure a few miles up in the atmosphere is compressing the air, adding to the summer heat.
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Rather than solely relying on Bluetooth (which compresses your audio files to ease wireless transmission and can degrade the sound quality of your music), Bluesound emphasizes its ability to transmit high-resolution audio files over Wi-Fi without compressing them.
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"The new benchmark and the resulting injection of liquidity, PSPP-related purchases of Portuguese government bonds could well normalise to some extent, at least in the short term, and unfold their positive yield-compressing effect," DZ Bank strategist Sebastian Fellechner said.
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Although Dyck says the exact physiology isn't completely understood, the effect of compressing any of these nerves in sleep — when you sleep on top of your arm or pin it underneath a partner — is like stepping on a garden hose.
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Compressing the twenty-year fortunes of this company, the most glamorous and influential ballet troupe of the twentieth century, into less than two hours, it's like what might have passed through Diaghilev's mind if he had had to undergo general anesthesia.
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Apple says two of the processor's six cores will be dedicated to handling tasks requiring extreme processing power (think games, rendering and compressing video, etc.) while the other four will be dedicated to simpler tasks to improve efficiency and battery life.
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Several hands reached for what's normally a private and hidden body part and moved it with practiced ease, compressing it again into position for the radiologist's needles, first a local anesthetic and then the probes needed to withdraw tissue for sampling.
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It was past 3 in the morning when the surgeon carefully cut away the infected bone and the abscess compressing the man's spine, but it would be weeks or months before they would know if they had gotten there in time.
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Under the resolution, House impeachment managers prosecuting the case against Trump would deliver their arguments first, with the challenge of compressing weeks of testimony and hundreds of pages of evidence into 24 hours over the course of two Senate days.
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Separately, American and North Korean officials have been scrambling to salvage the proposed June 21927 summit meeting between Mr. Trump and the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, compressing a process that would normally take months into a matter of days.
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It's not the most exciting of technologies, but by doing things like compressing your audio's bit rate when you're in an area with a lot of audio interference, it has the potential to make wireless audio that much more reliable.
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The idea with GameSnacks is to speed up load time and performance of web games by reducing the size of the initially-loaded HTML page, compressing additional assets like scripts, images, and sounds, then waiting to load them until necessary.
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Mined diamonds are typically between one and three billion years old, but this one had been created in six months from Barragán's ashes by a company that specializes in compressing cremated human remains so that they can be worn as jewelry.
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In response, Jaime Getto, its founder, said that the shuttle would take private cars off the road by compressing the single rides that would otherwise be taken in an Uber into a large Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van that fits up to 15 people.
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"With euro and now sterling corporate bond yields and spreads compressing on the back of central bank buying, we believe the global search for yield that is boosting the emerging market debt and US credit markets will if anything intensify," Riley said.
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Compressing a wide range of inspirations — from Assyrian busts to Constantin Brancusi's idealized heads to life-sized sex dolls to sci-fi humanoid countenances — Peters's otherworldly stylizations pull her work into unsettling places, where many different and even conflicting associations are stirred up.
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California's hottest time of year tends to be in the early fall, when dry, down-sloping winds, known as the Santa Ana, blow from east to west, compressing and heating up the air as it flows into Los Angeles and San Diego.
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While all the games in the series have a strange relationship to time and space, often compressing events or allowing characters and locations to zip around in relation to one another, Dark Souls III is undeniably further ahead in time from the previous two games.
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To give a sense of scale, that means by 2030 humanity needs to be compressing, transporting, and burying an amount of CO23, by volume, that is two to four times the amount of fluids that the global oil and gas industry deals with today.
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"The proliferation of such missiles beyond the United States, Russia and China could result in other powers compressing their response timelines in ways that set their strategic forces on hair-trigger states of readiness—such as a strategy of 'launch on warning,'" RAND warned.
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I come into this stretch of the famed German track at 93 mph, cornering at maximum grip and body lean, compressing the suspension as I go right-left-right and steeply uphill, making a conscious effort to lift my head to keep my eyes at horizon level.
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Recogni is focusing on compressionRecogni has been able to make its chip both fast and efficient essentially by focusing on compressing both the data coming out of the digital cameras used to detect objects around the car and the models the chip uses to identify those object.
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The fact that the curve is compressing just as President Donald Trump nominated Powell to replace Fed chair Janet Yellen has also added fuel to both sides of the debate about whether the Fed can stick to its forecast of three interest rate hikes next year.
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Because of the delays in planning Iowa's caucuses, Shadow personnel didn't enter into a contract for the Iowa app until the fall of 2019, compressing an already tight timeline on a deal that paid relatively little — a bit more than $7,000 so far — for customized technology services.
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Ms. Pelosi's decision to withhold the articles of impeachment in an unsuccessful effort to extract assurances from Senate leadership about the terms of the trial has delayed the appointment of the so-called impeachment managers, raising the stakes and compressing the timetable of their already challenging task.
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While Pinterest normally offers users a grid that they can flip through — compressing a lot of content into a small space — taking up the full width of the screen with a promoted video would offer advertisers considerable real estate if they're looking to get the attention of users.
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The scan indicated that the same infection that had already been carried to his brain, his kidneys and his swollen right foot was also raging in the bones of his neck right where it met the shoulders and inside the spine, impinging on and compressing the spinal cord.
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For the latter, two forms — one a dark, amoebic mass, like an oil spill outlined in yellow, and the other, a diagonal made of interlocking black-and-tan rectangles — abut at the center of the painting, peaking at the top, while three horizontal lines jut outward, simultaneously compressing and pulling apart the composition.
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Their car hit a puddle, hydroplaned, flipped three times, and smashed into a tree, which came down on Laura's head, compressing her spine, crushing her C-6 vertebrae, and leaving her with no control of her fingers, no feeling below her chest, and limited mobility in her hips, but not her legs.
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He envisioned a device that may seem eerily familiar today: a desklike piece of furniture he dubbed the "memex," which would make available and searchable all the accumulated written works of humanity, compressing entire encyclopedias and scientific libraries into a few square inches, and serving as an "enlarged intimate supplement" to individual memory.
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Rachael Seidler, a professor of physiology and kinesiology at the University of Florida who co-authored the study, believes much of the apparent loss in gray matter, which was eventually recovered on Earth, was likely not an actual loss but rather due to certain areas compressing as fluid shifted in the head.
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"Given the extreme conditions at which this elusive state of matter is predicted to be stable, compressing water to such pressures and temperatures and simultaneously taking snapshots of the atomic structure was an extremely difficult task, which required an innovative experimental design," study author Federica Coppari said in press release from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
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By compressing spiky forms into the veined skin of decalcomania, the technique of transferring wet paint onto a surface from a sheet of paper, or sharp-edged transparent planes into a granular black ground, Kaiser is able to bring order and violence, symmetry and dissolution, semi-transparent edges and depthlessness into the same visual field.
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Dieter Flury, a principal flutist of the Vienna Philharmonic, had been using his instrument to help disentangle tricky solo passages in pieces the young flutists were working on, but when a Mozart concerto entered the mix, he casually played along from memory, compressing the various orchestral parts into a single hyperactive line on the spot.
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Andrew Barnes, the company's founder, said he believed his was the first business in the world to pay staff for 40 hours when working 32; other firms have allowed employees to work shorter weeks by compressing the standard 40 hours into fewer days, or allowed people to work part-time for a reduced salary.
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By compressing all that data into an image file of sorts, and training the model on tens of millions of these multi-channel "images," DeepVariant began to be able to figure out the likelihood that any given A or T or C or G either matched the reference genome completely, varied by one copy, or varied by both.
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This neural net analyzes each tile in accordance with 512 features which detect elements in the tile like color and edges to determine what is visually distinct about that tile, thereby compressing the roughly 390,000 bits of information contained in each tile to the 512 bits of information that detail its features and making it possible to search.
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Photographed with bitter elegance by the young maestro Bradford Young (Selma, A Most Violent Year), the slow-burn dread of the thing grips you from the jump, as the movie opens with a free-flowing, time-compressing montage that reveals the short life and grueling death of a young girl from a rare form of cancer.
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The goal of SentenceTree is to allow Twitter users to have a meta-level view of what is being discussed about a given topic by using a proprietary algorithm to parse through hundreds of thousands of related tweets and compressing all this textual data to a single "uber-tweet" that is between 100 and 200 words.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden How the Democratic candidates should talk to voters about Cuba MORE (D-Minn.) too — by compressing the moderate muddle in the middle from four candidates to two, a reverse passing of the baton from younger to older, from the current generation to the last one.
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"AAPL began to trade at a discount to the S&P 500 back in 29.73 with the P/E multiple compressing to 10-12x at that point (S&P500 was 12-13x), so the idea that it should now trade at a 3-4x premium to the S&P500 (at 18.5x) is interesting indeed," he said.
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To test whether the final product resembled the texture and behavior of meat that chefs and home cooks use every day, the researchers performed a variety of food industry analyses: simulating cooking by heating the lab-grown meat on a hot plate, compressing it as if with a meat mallet and measuring the force needed to cut each piece of meat.
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Phys Ed Working out only on the weekends or otherwise compressing your total physical activity into one or two prolonged runs or a single vigorous basketball or soccer game each week could lessen your risks of dying prematurely almost as effectively as more frequent, shorter workouts spread throughout the week, according to an interesting new study of the so-called weekend warrior phenomenon.
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The show opens with "A Movie" (1958), a free-associative pageant of found footage, which flashes both slapstick (a clip of a periscope cuts to a voluptuous pinup, then to a speeding torpedo) and tragic (executed bodies strung up by their feet, an elephant swarmed by its hunters, children beset by famine), compressing the thrill, dread, desire, hostility, and too-muchness of life into twelve stunning minutes.
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This was originally a Tim Buckley composition, and apart from being the soundtrack to an entire generation of patchouli wafting neo-pagan postpunks compressing their own bed coils, is also notable for not being that other Buckley performed song "Hallelujah" - a song that has been completely ruined by every goatee sporting busker and hemp clad acoustic musician in the world ever (but has probably been single-handedly responsible for getting them laid too).
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We follow Heffernan through the Smithsonian Natural Museum of Internet History, as she annotates the exhibits: the Kindle, with its lithe design and endless supply of books, usurper of the printed word; the MP3, compressing the rapture and idiosyncrasies of your favorite music, destroyer of the music business and the listening experience; YouTube, standing among the smoldering wreckage of the linear-minded entertainment industries, triumphant in its mesmerizing stunts, obscure clips and unboxing videos.
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