Cone cells detect color, while rod cells detect light and dark.
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Breath tests only detect alcohol, whereas urine tests detect controlled substances.
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Everything that a dog can detect via smell, it would detect.
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The Nest Detect Moving on, the app asks where your Nest Detect will be located.
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Watches will detect chairs; chairs will detect spreadsheets; glasses will detect watches, even under a sleeve; tablets will see the inside of a turbine; turbines will see workers around them.
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It can detect pedestrians, but in some situations it is not designed to detect a person.
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Because to police it, you must detect it; and to detect it, you must understand it.
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And utility companies have trained dogs to detect the signature odors of natural gas to detect pipeline leaks.
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The watch can now perform an ECG, detect atrial fibrillation, and detect when a person's heart rate is too low.
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The motion detector, known as Detect, is able to detect all sorts of motions at both short and long ranges.
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"We were pleasantly surprised that we could detect the amount of cancers that we were able to detect," Papadopoulos said.
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Now that scientists know they can detect neutrinos scattering off a nucleus, they might be able to use them to detect supernovas, or use a similar technique to detect dark matter scattering off of nuclei, reports Science News.
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These types of telescopes are meant to detect radio emissions from the sky, and could help detect faraway messages from space.
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It was created to detect spoilers for The Force Awakens, but will detect spoilers for The Last Jedi starting Dec. 13.
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Here's how CNMark kicked it off: Turn off auto-detect HDMI How do you turn off the auto-detect HDMI feature?
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Besides, the simplest tests to detect fakes are colorimetric ones, which detect the presence of an ingredient but not its concentration.
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Health care systems that can detect and report rabies human cases, can detect and are better prepared for the next Ebola epidemic.
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The app did not detect eye movement but it did detect that the voice was that of a man, not a woman.
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Organizations typically use multiple security products designed to thwart breaches at different points in the process — one product may detect strange computers trying to log in, another might detect malicious code being run, and a third might detect data being stolen.
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For placing virtual objects, the app can detect horizontal surfaces, like a table surface or the ground, but it cannot yet detect walls.
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It can detect and attack enemy aircraft from miles away, even if the enemy isn&apost yet able to detect the incoming Raptor.
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Instagram is using AI to detect bullying in photos and captions Can you really detect a phenomenon as abstract as bullying using artificial intelligence?
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If they're able to detect noise, then they're able to detect the use of steganography and the purpose [of concealing data] will be defeated.
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Apple's newest watch, starting at $399, can now perform an ECG, detect atrial fibrillation and detect when a person's heart rate is too low.
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What's happening: Today, most security solutions rely on rules, logic and signatures to detect threats, but this means they can only detect known threats.
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They are short-range sensors to detect objects in the immediate vicinity of the vehicle, and long-range ones to detect potential obstacles from afar.
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The HomePod devices will automatically detect and balance with each other, and detect their place in the room in order to offer a better sound.
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Warning: Traffic-Aware Cruise Control can not detect all objects and may not detect a stationary vehicle or other object in the lane of travel.
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The same technology could be used in the future to detect the genomes of other pathogens like Ebola, and even detect antibiotic resistance or HIV.
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A photodiode closer to the poke will detect more of a change, while a photodiode on the opposite side of the finger will detect less.
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Researchers at MIT have found a way to use spinach to detect explosive materials in soil, potentially making the plant a safe way to detect landmines.
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Again from the CDD:Type-C devices MUST detect 1.5A and 3.0A chargers per the Type-C resistor standard and it must detect changes in the advertisement.
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Angle founder and chief executive Andrew Newland said the study had demonstrated the ability to correctly detect cancer, and importantly correctly detect the absence of cancer.
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Though the thermal cameras did detect Gill's breast cancer, they're not a trusted way to detect breast cancer, even when they're used in a medical setting.
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The technology is essentially the same as 3D Touch, but can only detect two levels of input based on sensitivity, while 3D Touch can detect three.
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The sonar can detect details on the waterbed like elevation changes and contours, as well as detect how large the fish are based on scale size.
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Symantec said its Targeted Attack Analytics technology, which uses advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning to detect cyber incidents, helped its team of experts detect Gallmaker.
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The flaw was due to a glitch in the Mini's button that caused it to detect a touch even when there was not touch to detect.
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Not only can it detect the vibrations of a distant marsquake; it can also detect the even fainter vibrations of waves circling Mars the second time around.
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Currently, a lab-tested prototype can only detect blood glucose levels, but in the future, the team believes it could detect other medical conditions, possibly even cancer.
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Its bill can detect electrical currents in the water, and so it can detect a crayfish moving its muscles since that puts out a little electrical discharge.
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Back sensors can detect objects up to 23 feet (30 meters) away, and the infrared lateral cameras can detect obstacles up to 23 feet (7 meters) away.
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"This behavioral analytics approach, sometimes called user behavior analytics or UBA, can detect excess access permissions and activity, define roles and detect unknown threats," says Gurucul's Clare.
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But the idea is that people are working on a limited AI to try to detect problems, the companies are hiring people to try to detect problems.
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For instance, you could imagine receiving a water meter from Luko to detect leaks, or a door sensor to detect when somebody is trying to get in.
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How Geena Davis helped build software to detect sexism in Hollywood How Geena Davis helped build software to detect sexism in Hollywood This segment originally aired Dec.
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The Z2125 has a whopping 27 phase-detect autofocus points that cover 2400-percent of the image sensor, compared to 23 phase detect points for the Sony, which doesn't extend as far to the edges (though it also has 2400 contrast-detect AF points, which helps even things out).
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Lumineye's device can detect humans through walls using radio frequencies Lumineye's device can detect humans through walls using radio frequencies Lumineye has just started its pilot programs, and recently spent a Saturday at a FEMA event testing out the the device's ability to detect people covered in rubble piles.
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Applegate failed to declare the gun when he checked in and TSA's screening equipment -- which is designed to detect explosives -- did not detect the firearm in his baggage.
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The Pixel 4 XL actually uses Google's Project Soli radar tech, which can detect when you're reaching for your phone and detect hand movements above the phone's screen.
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The same techniques that allow a single Wall++ to detect where a person is touching it, also allow multiple walls to detect electronics and appliances in a 3D space.
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It's not clear exactly how Microsoft will detect inactivity, but it's possible the company could use Windows Hello-compatible machines or detect idle activity and lock the machine accordingly.
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Facebook has automated systems in place that are designed to detect and block prohibited behavior of this kind, but they seem to have failed to detect these companies' services.
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While the Guard is designed to sit at your front door and detect any opening and closing on that front, the Nest Detect is for the rest of your home.
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" When a Twitter user suggested the vehicle should be able to detect a young child crossing in front of the car, Musk responded, "Camera & onboard neural net should detect [that].
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Sensors in a river could detect pollution like leaks from chemical plants, and sensors that detect the sound of a gunshot could be used to alert the police, for example.
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Don&apost buy a test based on how early it can detect pregnancyThese and many other pregnancy tests will say that they can detect pregnancy days before your first period.
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That limits researchers' ability to detect potential biases — like the risk that AVs could fail to detect dark-skinned pedestrians — which in turn hampers their ability to reassure the public.
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The drone also uses various machine learning models to, for example, detect other air traffic around it and react accordingly, or to detect people in the landing zone or to see a line over it (which is a really hard problem to solve, given that lines tend to be rather hard to detect).
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This is because, an explanatory sign said, the camera projects a million infrared beams to detect changes in depth, so is able to detect human presences invisible to the naked eye.
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The Kaspersky survey also found that industrial organizations took considerable amounts of time to detect cyberattacks, with 85033 percent spending several days and 20 percent several weeks to detect the incidents.
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Cholera is the first pathogen the company is aiming to detect, but the system can just as easily detect several others simply by using different disposable tests equipped with different primers.
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New tests to more accurately detect Lyme are in the works, including one that uses a urine sample to more quickly detect the presence of the bacteria that causes the disease.
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The Nest Detect is a little widget that looks like a slightly elongated AA battery and sticks to your door or wall, where it can detect a couple different types of motion.
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Although the first ANITA mission didn't detect any evidence of micro black holes, it did detect the Askaryan effect, the first time this had ever been observed from electron interactions with ice.
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Standard tests, such as angiograms, that are routinely used to detect coronary artery disease cannot detect abnormalities in these smaller vessels, so more specialized diagnostic tests may be required for a diagnosis.
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He added that the failure to detect the September 14 attack was being looked at, but that its very difficult to detect small objects that fly at three hundred feet of altitude.
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It did not detect improvements in mortality or measures of physical health, but it did not have enough sick patients or enough time to detect differences we might have expected to see.
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"So in Israel they've developed a machine that is used in schools and playgrounds to detect anyone coming in and if they detect the pedophile, the wand alerts the law enforcement," he adds.
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Colliding black holes, being more massive, would be even easier to detect, but LIGO's founders and funders at the National Science Foundation mostly did not know if there were any around to detect.
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"Remember, any sophisticated attack is not something we're going to detect today, it's something we're going to detect a few days or a few weeks or a few months from now," he said.
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Apologies to the "detect private mode" scripts out there. pic.twitter.
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Sniffers that can detect explosive vapours do, of course, exist.
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Within minutes, it can detect and identify different nerve agents.
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Second, it is impossible to detect without taking a test.
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Why did it take so long to detect the fraud?
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It will detect neutrinos beamed over from Fermilab in Illinois.
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A wearable that can detect supervillains by their unique smells.
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The second thing Motion Sense does is detect your presence.
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Do we even detect a bit of ombre in there?
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How then would we even be able to detect one?
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Scooters. And to be able to detect inebriation in passengers!
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Go deeper: AI may detect depression just from your voice
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She figured these technologies could be adapted to detect lead.
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Seeds detect temperatures to see when it's appropriate to germinate.
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So physicists have to go into space to detect them.
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Could you write an algorithm to detect something like that?
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That means they just move around or detect things randomly.
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Numerous companies are offering devices to detect a contaminated drink.
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Our chips are designed to detect very short lived monopoles.
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Poncho's day job is to detect explosives for the police.
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Investors have exaggerated expectations of auditors' ability to detect fraud.
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Thermal imaging, meanwhile, is used to detect the patient's temperature.
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Listen to this track, and you will detect no lies.
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It also appears to detect few, if any, false positives.
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The camera framework can also detect documents and QR codes.
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The buoys that detect tsunamis haven't been working since 2012.
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An example of a suspicious link that WhatsApp may detect.
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The animals had to detect the difference between the screens.
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We could not detect that information with our naked eyes.
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The effect is smooth and impossible to detect while playing.
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"Properly trained sushi chefs can detect anisakis larvae," Carmo said.
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"In most cases it is almost impossible to detect it."
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Mammograms are considered the best way to detect breast cancer.
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More importantly, they don't detect your head's position in space.
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One algorithm helps detect motion and the second counts steps.
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But some analysts detect a hardening mood in the cities.
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That seat is full of sensors that detect your movement.
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Wormholes might exist, and we might never reliably detect them.
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One might detect a certain irony in Sackler's social activism.
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Something else moving I try to detect in your eyes.
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NASA can detect the spread and velocity of the ash.
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But for good wines, you want to detect every nuance.
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Doing so will encourage ISPs to detect and disable malware.
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What if Apple's Glasses can help us detect heat signatures?
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An initial background check failed to detect Martin's criminal record.
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The system uses a radar to detect an incoming projectile.
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If they detect it, how much might we get fined?
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Will we be able to detect the sounds of life?
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Pixelmator Pro will detect the horizon to straighten your photos.
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In China, it's being used to detect toilet paper theft.
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Because they don't interact much, neutrinos are difficult to detect.
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The results: Bossio and her team couldn't detect a difference.
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The THAAD system uses sophisticated radar to detect incoming missiles.
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This information is used to better detect diseases, including cancer.
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The investigators "could not detect any abnormality," Mr. Kok said.
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He worries the symptoms may be too mild to detect.
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The transmission patterns have been unpredictable and hard to detect.
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Because it's so thick, leaks can be difficult to detect.
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The T.S.A. is using more dogs trained to detect explosives.
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Federal agents deploy thousands of sensors that can detect movement.
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Dr. Jegan did not detect anything physically wrong with him.
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Submarines often ply the Argentine coast to detect illegal fishing.
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I didn't detect an ounce of judgment in her voice.
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They're doing so faster than defenders can detect an attack.
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Lenders typically use a layered approach to detect improper activity.
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That's enough DNA that scientists can begin to detect it.
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This system can detect whether or not that's the case.
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Powerful enough, perhaps, to detect telltale molecular signatures of life.
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Facebook relies heavily on automated algorithms to detect prohibited content.
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Digital censors detect the special green bags for organic waste.
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But some laboratory errors are far more difficult to detect.
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That made it difficult for regulators to detect a pattern.
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Try as I might, I couldn't detect it at work.
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Your mind will detect things you don't like more often.
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In prisons, failure to detect inmate radicalization can be disastrous.
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From his shack onshore, Lindsey could detect this reflected light.
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For now, the market signals are too subtle to detect.
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Each atom then struck a plate designed to detect them.
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As with foldables, I detect a distinct lack of confidence.
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Preselected fields make it impossible to detect if user consented.
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The satellites detect Rudolph's bright red nose with no problem.
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The capabilities serve to detect and track ballistic missiles worldwide.
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By their very nature, cyber assaults are hard to detect.
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The startup wants to detect issues before it's too late.
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The FDA said NDMA's components make it difficult to detect.
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I left it only to detect movement at my doorstep.
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The blood tests use mass spectrometry to detect amyloid beta.
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And living weapons are hard to detect, trace and contain.
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Imagine tiny cameras injected into the brain to detect tumors!
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So having a piece of technology that can detect that.
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But there's no way to detect gravitational waves that faint.
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"Our goal is to have that algorithm be able to detect in real time, by just looking at your neural activity, detect whether your mind is wandering or not," Irving says over the phone.
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We use this information to detect the regions that need to be pulled and extended before ironing, and the other regions where we want to detect wrinkles and apply ironing to remove the wrinkles.
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But Facebook said in the post that training AI to detect mass shooting videos is more challenging than training it to detect nudity because it relies on a vast amount of content to learn from.
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It could recognize faces and even detect a player's heart rate.
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Strategies to detect the threat will help address the particular penetration.
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That's how it's able to detect potentially sexty behavior in realtime.
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It then uses the information it gathers to automatically detect anomalies.
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The eclipse's bow wave was too slight to detect—until now.
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They used a sensitive technique to detect the process of glycation.
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Doctors can detect the condition on an ultrasound around 20 weeks.
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It can detect expressions like happiness, repulsion, fear, anger and befuddlement.
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AI tools a high-schooler can use to help detect cancer!
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That said, SEIS should be able to detect tiny seismic ripples.
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They employ high-resolution radar and other sensors to detect drones.
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Maybe they can even detect ripples in spacetime called gravitational waves.
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"If we do detect something, we can overcome it," he said.
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Alternatively, it could be something that we never actually detect directly.
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Banks typically do it to detect any early indicators of fraud.
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Steering software would need to detect bridges and potentially modify course.
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With funds from the city, he uses technology to detect gunshots.
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The group's software has also been trained to detect concealed cars.
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The technology often misidentifies them, or doesn't detect them at all.
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And so, these guys are trained to detect and react rapidly.
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The company tries to detect fraudulent activity as quickly as possible.
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Patented algorithm processes intelligently detect specific information stored in the brain.
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The result is a human population hard-wired to detect agency.
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That is why we could detect them as they were merging.
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In response, we developed the BotOrNot tool to detect social bots.
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The newly launched SkyDroner can detect a drone entering its airspace.
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But how do you detect something you can't see or feel?
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MyShake can detect seismic activity using nothing but your Android phone.
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The tactics become more complex, more covert, and harder to detect.
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Too thick a screen can make this change harder to detect.
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Sharks can detect the slightest hint of blood, Oceana USA reported.
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AI2 uses three different machine learning algorithms to detect suspicious events.
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I couldn't detect any latency between the performers and the headphones.
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Take this recent article about using AI to detect colorectal cancer.
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In Arkansas, though, the labour-market effects are hard to detect.
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These features only work for calls that Google can successfully detect.
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Differential radar uses horizontal & vertical beams to detect shapes of objects.
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Our cribs can detect crying and start soothing on their own.
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"We found a way to detect them even better than Twitter."
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Sometimes, groups with divergent beliefs detect what we refuse to see.
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It can detect obstacles for the car to avoid, for example.
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It will need to detect a driver in the driver's seat.
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Can a smartphone detect whether a user is suicidal or depressed?
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This allows the spacecraft to detect waves with much lower frequencies.
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The AI camera can now detect up to 18 different categories.
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In addition, they don't detect substances you're not already looking for.
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To the butt plugs Prause added piezoelectric discs, which detect deformation.
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"We don't just detect, we do the intercept side," says Jordan.
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These companies want a straightforward way to detect water leaks, early.
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The utricle and saccule detect gravity (vertical orientation) and linear movement.
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The Nest Detect is a sensor and a small magnetic sensor.
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These lasers are designed to detect trace gases in the air.
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The Cronzy is a pen that can detect and capture colors.
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Yet a few schools detect a growing market for bilingual learning.
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They detect other chairs and follow a line in single-file.
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It has multiple sensors to detect your head movements as well.
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"Fentanyl is very difficult to detect at first glance," he said.
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Then, there are illegal drugs, which have become harder to detect.
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Such would-be jihadists are harder for the authorities to detect.
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A second real-time color map is overlaid to detect changes.
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Its purpose, as its name suggests, is to detect gravitational waves.
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South Korea has yet to detect any human infection since Nov.
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Live camera feeds were used to detect invasive weeds or disease.
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Smartphone cameras can detect problems like jaundice, ear infections and melanomas.
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And the smaller they are, the harder asteroids are to detect.
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Others said hackers may quickly be able to detect the traps.
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The developers said they were working to better detect false reports.
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At most, we attempt to deter, detect and defeat criminal activity.
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Space agencies have limited ability to detect objects flying near Earth.
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She and her team detect over 50,000 unsafe sites per week.
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Google has special crawl technology that will detect whole phishing malware.
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Can an algorithm detect skin cancer as well as a dermatologist?
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It's protected by a sturdy fence and microphones to detect intruders.
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Some big chains now use computerized systems to detect return abuse.
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That way, some third-party tools did not detect the malware.
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But using an encrypted messenger makes it far harder to detect.
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It still is pretty hard to detect in a person's system.
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The scans aren't perfect, but they can detect life-threatening conditions.
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It can only detect motion up to about 16.5 feet away.
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Such sentiment indicators could be among the first to detect trouble.
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So let's stop pretending we can detect mass killers in advance.
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Watchman would similarly detect such cosmic explosions, but with improved acuity.
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It'll even automatically detect file changes and automatically back itself up.
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Those belts tighten up when sensors detect a crash is imminent.
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They were acutely sensitive and could detect when they were misunderstood.
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Front and rear cameras enable it to detect and avoid obstacles.
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The system can detect impostors with 99 percent accuracy, BioCatch says.
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When I detect that ovulation is imminent, the vial is defrosted.
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On better-executed hijackings, the deception can be hard to detect.
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The backlogs prevented are hard to detect, the resources saved unnoticed.
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That's always going to make it hard to control and detect.
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Nigeria was able to detect the virus quickly, I would say.
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The need to detect an impending strike has become more critical.
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There's really no cynicism in her work that I can detect.
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It could even help detect air pollution using sensors in trees.
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Many tunnels end in these warehouses, making them difficult to detect.
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In fact, the campaign didn't detect the hack on its own.
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It is difficult to detect patterns among judges in various circuits.
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Both tests were designed to detect mutations in the same genes.
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Most systems designed to catch forgeries fail to detect the supernotes.
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Astronomers could detect new collisions every day by the mid-2020s
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But the diesel-fueled subs are noisy and easy to detect.
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The method can also make missiles harder to detect once fired.
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What's more, the app uses smartphone sensors to detect significant earthquakes.
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These strips detect ketones, substances your liver creates when processing fat.
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I detect an animal theme — a butterfly, a cat and Batman.
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It can also detect diabetic eye diseases and glaucoma, Dean said.
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Kepler can detect the equivalent of one flea in the headlight.
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If they are icy, the nuances will be difficult to detect.
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Typically, farms rely on a few human observations to detect problems.
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But try to detect an extraneous curlicue or an unpersuasive gesture.
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"All countries must detect and report human cases promptly," she said.
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They can also make market manipulation difficult for regulators to detect.
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Security forces need help from the public to detect terrorist suspects.
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The legislation also strengthens efforts to detect and prevent passport fraud.
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HCG is what pregnancy tests detect to indicate you&aposre pregnant.
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They evolved with systems to quickly detect threats in our environment.
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Sometimes damage, especially to underwater pipelines, can take weeks to detect.
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Most studies of such devices do not detect improvement in adherence.
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That's because it can be so difficult to detect and treat.
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Now, in that case, our systems detect that that's going on.
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They are being developed to improve drone targeting and detect missiles.
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It's amazing that we were able to detect something that small.
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If we detect suspicious activity, we'll do a full forensic audit.
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To send a message fast, they have to be able to detect as many photons as quickly as possible, and their group could only detect about one in every hundred million photons sent from the satellite.
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The accelerometer and gyroscope detect motion (which direction you are brushing your hair); the conductivity sensor tracks whether your hair is wet or has product in it; and the load cells detect how forcefully you brush.
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Risk assessment Should a North Korean missile come close to a passenger jet, it's "probably not something you would be able to detect like you detect another aircraft," a Hong Kong-based commercial pilot told CNN.
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Motherboard can't confirm that Kaspersky software was used to detect NSA files on a contractor's computer as the The Journal reported, but the Russian antivirus company has been able to detect NSA software in the past.
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While it is not entirely surprising that Apple uses hashing, which is widely used by tech companies to detect illegal content, the company has historically been secretive about exactly what techniques it deploys to detect such content.
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"The so-called See Through the Wall (SSTTW) system would also "be able to detect hidden passages and rooms inside of a structure," as well as "map the structure and detect hidden rooms, passages, alcoves, caches, etc.
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It's much trickier to design one that will detect a rare change.
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We could detect and estimate the size of a handful of these.
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However, the ripples — known as gravitational waves — are extremely difficult to detect.
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How observers on Earth can detect molecules on entirely other goddamn planets.
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Whenever they detect gunshots, they indicate to police where shots were heard.
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It's been using it to detect potential bugs in Windows, for example.
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To detect heartbeat, trackers beam a green light at a user's wrist.
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Do they exist in a way that we can hope to detect?
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Apple's smartwatch now includes an electrocardiogram, which can detect heart rhythm irregularities.
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So we were able to detect that using AI and machine learning.
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Not every hospital has the capacity to detect the exact CRE mechanism.
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AI also can be used to detect software anomalies and cybersecurity attacks.
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MRIs of the 21 Havana workers didn&apost detect any brain disorders.
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We detect that first nugget of information when it first gets published.
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But one signal is much more easy to detect than the others.
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But more often, Saudi-style corruption is subtler and harder to detect.
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If an immune system cannot detect a cold, it cannot stop pneumonia.
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The legislation would also strengthen efforts to detect and prevent passport fraud.
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It can also detect it through obfuscation like rain, fog, or haze.
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The key question, then, is: can we reliably detect AI-generated text?
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Personally, when I detect fear and pessimism in markets, I smell opportunity.
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These cookies can can detect whether you're logged into Facebook or not.
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Dr Marra proposes to use other sorts of noise to detect earthquakes.
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Alcatraz AI customers get analytics, real-time notifications and can detect tailgating.
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Infrared sensors that can detect hand motions replace Simon's classic glowing buttons.
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LIGO proved that we now have the technology to detect gravitational waves.
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Surveys detect many undecided voters who could swing the election either way.
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Any awkwardness, however, was difficult to detect when Christie took the stage.
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CrowdStrike uses cloud-based technology to detect and analyze attempted security breaches.
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From this stationary post, InSight will detect what are known as marsquakes.
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Cepheids are easy to detect because they pulsate in a predictable pattern.
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This means that astronomers could realistically detect ringed rocky planets, he said.
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I wondered if it could detect the reek the others left behind.
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Gravitational-wave observatories could detect such mergers in the future, he added.
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The rods are used in dim light, not geared to detect colors.
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The Apple Watch, for example, can detect falls and track your sleep.
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And those subs are louder and easier to detect, according to Neill.
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NCR is apparently testing new ways to detect these kinds of skimmers.
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"In that case, our systems detect what's going on," Zuckerberg told Klein.
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Three parts to it, the first one is deter, detect and deny.
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These will be analyzed to detect any changes in the sand dunes.
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It can detect if you've fallen and then call for emergency assistance.
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He also urged the importance of screening to detect cancer early on.
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Their high-resolution noses can detect everything from drugs to bed bugs.
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It can take years to detect, investigate and prosecute a harmful practice.
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In the best of hands the ultrasounds may not detect the microcephaly.
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To detect them, airports need specialist radar reinforced by thermal imaging technology.
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But do we detect a little bit of malaise in that tweet?
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The advance: Currently, scientists use sentinel animals to detect mosquito-borne diseases.
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Facebook has artificial intelligence that it uses globally to detect problematic posts.
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We have three cone photoreceptors that detect red, green and blue light.
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Together, they will detect radio waves from 70 megahertz to 3 gigahertz.
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But what if your condom could actually detect certain STIs for you?
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Schwarcz set up the robot to detect anyone walking into the room.
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"He can detect different people and remembers who he's met," adds Sofman.
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Satellite navigation is also used in order to detect and avoid obstacles.
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The new test can detect genetic material specific to the Zika virus.
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It's up to Twitter to detect them and take down the accounts.
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You need critical thinking to detect what's fake and what's real. Right?
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And why would a robot be programmed to detect "will to live"?
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But after the seventh day had passed, I didn't detect any difference.
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The fire safety standards include design requirements to prevent and detect fires.
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TrueTone flash has also been updated with an advanced flicker-detect system.
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Unfortunately, until now, these ripples have been far too small to detect.
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Forget bomb-sniffing dogs, we can now use spinach to detect explosives.
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Will IRS be able to detect, let alone thwart, these fraudulent attempts?
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Facebook is also using new technology to detect previously unidentified illegal imagery.
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There's a huge range of things we can detect from people's faces.
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They also have devices that can detect how far away objects are.
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"And I suspect it will get even harder to detect," he added.
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NASA hopes the telescope will detect world's potentially capable of harboring life.
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I wish Snapchat could detect when I'm sad by scanning my face.
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Cameras that help detect changes in traffic light colors inside the car.
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Instead, they moved within servers, which is harder to detect, Reuters reported.
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Mammograms are the best way to screen for and detect breast cancer.
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Abaxis provides tools and services that detect, prevent and treat animal diseases.
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Pichai said Google had sophisticated tools to detect this kind of activity.
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The Australian team believe theirs would be the first to detect melanoma.
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The state police is deploying the drones to detect illegal sand mining.
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Traffic-aware cruise employs radar and ultrasonic sensors to detect other motorists.
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It can detect how large the fish are based on scale size.
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It won't help detect most heart rhythm abnormalities or worsening heart failure.
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An unprecedented study suggests the Apple Watch can help detect heart problems.
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SUBTITLE: The radar system can automatically detect and track a flying object.
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It can detect and identify motion within about a 2-mile radius.
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We're also using genetic testing to detect, and eliminate, certain genetic conditions.
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IDS signatures are used to detect particular exploits or types of attack.
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Many fish depend on sound to communicate, detect prey and avoid predators.
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It is impossible to detect any irony or boredom within the marks.
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You draw the silhouette of the baby, you can detect the eyes.
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It was like he could almost detect the curvature of the Earth.
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Thies is working on algorithms that detect such artifacts to spot fakes.
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Audits can detect anomalies, but only if they adopt proven practices statewide.
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It also has "Auto Face Follow" that can detect and follow faces.
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And DreamQuark can also segment your customer base and detect some patterns.
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People with visual impairment seem to detect those movements a lot better.
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These orbiters can detect a Russian missile from the moment of launch.
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The technology is still to detect and treat, not predict and prevent.
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A successful graduate learns how to detect explosives in cars and luggage.
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"We detect iron vapor and then we see it disappear," Lovis said.
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Ninety seconds in, we could no longer detect any flavor at all.
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VG18 lies close to the limit of what current telescopes can detect.
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The quickest answers lie in blood tests, which can detect the antibodies.
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The seismometers could also detect other seismic vibrations from meteors hitting Mars.
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The magnets of the MRI can detect subtle changes in blood flow.
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It relies on radars to detect a ballistic missile launch into space.
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The stigma, in turn, makes the disease harder to detect and eliminate.
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Grindr could also use algorithms to detect conversations between minors and adults.
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This rhythm problem can occur randomly and is notoriously difficult to detect.
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Tracker blockers detect snoopy code on websites and prevent them from loading.
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In fact, my video explicitly notes that SimpliSafe may detect the interference.
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The same starlight used to detect planets passes through the planet's atmosphere.
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Company: RiskifiedTotal raised: $228 millionRiskified helps ecommerce companies detect and prevent fraud.
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It relies on microwave technology to detect water absorption at different wavelengths.
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Each unit can detect such noises up to roughly a mile away.
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Tests for other infectious diseases can also fail to detect some cases.
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I could detect a carving of a face inside a bear's eye.
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It found rings of Saturn we hadn't been able to detect before.
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They can also be used to detect falls of elderly family members.
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Over the years, Molina developed an acute ability to detect curbside treasure.
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The company relies on the driver partner's smartphone to detect any interruption.
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Surveillance programs intended to detect outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases were feeble.
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That's an extremely small shift, and thus it's very difficult to detect.
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Politicians were the first to detect this sentiment pulsing through Israeli society.
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It can observe large exoplanets and detect starlight filtered through their atmosphere.
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The company makes LiDAR, laser, sensors to enable cars to detect objects.
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This "bulk gerrymandering" practice is easy to detect, and easy to cure.
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I think I detect amongst the younger generation great skepticism about Facebook.
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Our human eyes can't detect this light, but an infrared camera can.
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As such, illegal insider trading is very difficult to detect and prosecute.
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If you detect a sheen or film on the fish, stay away.
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Blood tests can often detect risks before they cause any noticeable symptoms.
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Blood tests can often detect risks before they cause any noticeable symptoms.
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The calcium tablets came back negative, they didn't detect any illicit drugs.
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Einstein, however, never thought it would be possible to detect such waves.
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Trusona's technology can detect these tiny differences between one swipe and another.
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It's not hard to detect his monkish devotion to hip-hop's godheads.
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If there's life out there, it's obscure, distant, and hard to detect.
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The principal subject of that closed-door discussion, Gizmodo learned, was whether Facebook was actively monitoring third-party apps to detect Cambridge-Analytica-like abuse and whether Facebook could provide specific details of internal audits designed to detect it.Hey!
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Currently, onboard sensors and cameras are used to help robots detect nearby flesh-and-blood workers, and machines are often equipped with "force-limited joints" that detect when there's too much resistance to their movement and automatically shut down.
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Photodiodes alter electrical currents based on how much light they detect, so by bouncing infrared light off your hands, fingers or other objects, multiple sensors could detect their presence and approximate any gestures you make based on light changes.
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The sensor then uses mechanical stress to detect the details of your fingertips.
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It uses sensors in public areas that detect energy use, traffic, and pollution.
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Many companies already use infrared cameras to detect leaks and seal them off.
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The Kardiaband is an add-on that can detect an abnormal heart rate.
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Computer recognition software can detect any content that violates any laws or policies.
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Vitali is a "smart" bra with a built-in sensor to detect stress.
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Ava can detect the very beginning of the fertile window, in real time.
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It's also smart enough to auto-detect the kind of workout you're doing.
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The Black Mambas shine the lights into the bush to detect poaching activity.
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They use optical technology—in this case infrared light beams—to detect actuation.
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"You need their chips to detect lanes, signs, buildings, curves, neuronetworks," he said.
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Consequently, we'd have to be exceptionally lucky to detect ETIs using this method.
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It can also automatically detect the dimensions of objects like boxes or photos.
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They're also fast, and you need a system of telescopes to detect them.
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Police and investigators usually detect sanction evasions at points of entry, like harbors.
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Those are sometimes called "ghost particles" because they&aposre so difficult to detect.
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Red pigment becomes less stable over time and is incredibly difficult to detect.
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To fight back, Facebook is amping up its efforts to detect false amplification.
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The scientists offer a few ways to detect the BLASTs in their paper.
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On Capitol Hill, senior figures already detect a more conventional bent to policy.
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The update also improves on the Xbox One's ability to detect voice commands.
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The cameras detect edges in your environment and use them as anchor points.
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You've been able to wave at phones and have their cameras detect it.
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It might even be possible to detect vegetation, or its alien equivalent, directly.
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Utilizing artificial intelligence, researchers have developed algorithms that can detect tax shelter activity.
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Carbon monoxide is a colorless and odorless gas, making it difficult to detect.
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The second is environmental understanding, which uses the camera to detect flat surfaces.
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The drone-based system can detect sharks with 90 percent accuracy, Sharma said.
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"It may not detect all obstacles," Tesla cautioned when it released the update.
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It's proven to detect breast cancer 15 months earlier than any 2D mammography.
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It uses AI to detect fraudulent insurance claims on behalf of big insurers.
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Airline profits help detect trends for consumer confidence and global trade, economists say.
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Thus they failed to detect the problem before it grew beyond their control.
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Smartwatch data can be used to detect and even predict disease, researchers say.
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Vibration sensors detect footsteps, car engines... even if you're running a coffee maker.
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Often, the differences are slight and difficult to detect for the unsuspecting user.
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We just haven't had the technology to detect those waves directly — until now.
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Since then, the technology was shown to struggle to detect people of color.
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By this stage, we should be able to detect consciousness in a machine.
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His delivery is an interesting mesh of influences, which aren't difficult to detect.
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In a way, AI fakes might be easier to detect than bad reporting.
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It'll automatically detect your language each time you speak and respond in kind.
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For this purpose, some banks use software originally developed to detect money-laundering.
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The phones were coded to detect this software and adjusted their performance accordingly.
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That included "Marcbots" - wheeled robots that detect tunnels - and advanced radar surveillance systems.
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These were linked based on location and time and did not detect audio.
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These, in turn, highlight cells so that instruments can detect and identify them.
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To detect these elusive quakes, the scientists used a technique called template matching.
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Detect the line through which they are invading and stop it with strength.
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First, improve our ability to detect and track near-earth objects, or NEOs.
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The troublemaker's plans were derailed because of EU safety regulations to detect sabotage.
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But with countershading, this pattern is counterbalanced, making an object difficult to detect.
|
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It's quick to note that the Apple Watch will not detect all falls.
|
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From there the Apple Watch will attempt to detect falls, trips, and slips.
|
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The shield relies on radars to detect a ballistic missile launch into space.
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Unfortunately, it's difficult to detect in the chlorinated water of a huge pool.
|
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The digitizer is sensitive enough to detect scribbles through a stack of paper.
|
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Indeed, we now have the tools to detect these events as they happen.
|
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They can detect small changes in the properties of soil and water potential.
|
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All attempts to directly detect dark matter and dark energy have failed, however.
|
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We can expand the wavelength range of the radiation that we can detect.
|
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They managed to detect a pulse after one shock, but then lost it.
|
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But it is hard to detect a burning public desire for another vote.
|
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It has also begun to use artificial intelligence software to detect prohibited content.
|
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Autopilot did not detect the truck that turned in front of the vehicle.
|
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Doctors can evaluate patients with pneumonia using tests that will detect Legionnaires' disease.
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Once we detect a number of these events we can pin this down.
|
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They will detect any lack of authenticity or quality from a mile away.
|
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You might even detect a note of national atonement in this sober institution.
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"Roads are really the only place we can reliably detect them," says Boback.
|
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Now he's working on an app that uses AI to detect skin cancer.
|
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During our afternoon together, Scanlan's formerly crippling social anxiety is hard to detect.
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Sharks use the ampullae of Lorenzini to navigate the ocean and detect prey.
|
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Bringing all of that together may be enough to expertly detect an accident.
|
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That also means it will detect features such as hair, hands and arms.
|
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Attractiveness doesn't rest on the ability to see beauty, but to detect flaws.
|
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Even with the volume at its highest (ouch!), I couldn't detect any distortion.
|
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With a blood test, doctors might someday detect cancer in the earliest stages.
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Nima is the maker of gadgets that detect allergens and components within food.
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The Thermos supposedly has sensors that detect the "hot spots" on your head.
|
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Hassani said the Mine Kafon Drone aimed to map, detect and detonate landmines.
|
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The DNC had no way to detect the penetration while it was happening.
|
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A simple blood test can detect more than 95 percent of SMA cases.
|
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Technological progress often raises productivity in ways that statistical agencies struggle to detect.
|
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Such efforts by the censors are relatively easy for internet users to detect.
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They can detect when we pick them up and put them back down.
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This is more or less how computers detect faces or any other object.
|
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In five clicks it can detect your propensity to buy and your interest.
|
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One about the use of subsonic waves being used to detect oil fields.
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Here's the deal: The THAAD system uses sophisticated radar to detect incoming missiles.
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Those cameras will detect real motion and translate it into your virtual environment.
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Another focus is on improving community surveillance, so as to detect infections earlier.
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We work to detect and remove spam, and identify and eliminate fake accounts.
|
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Alongside the tablets, the agency also approved a diagnostic to detect the mutation.
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Other sensors, which are buried, detect how much water is in the ground.
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The Phone app can also automatically detect if a call might be spam.
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They can see more and detect more and help patients because of them.
|
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It's unlikely an AV could detect personal details, let alone a person's profession.
|
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This way IT specialists in companies can detect and proactively respond against threats.
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Amazon said this week its facial recognition software can detect a person's fear.
|
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The custom battery also features diagnostic capabilities that can detect if it's wet.
|
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The poet saw things in the artist that are hard to detect now.
|
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"The technology bounces electromagnetic waves off the body to detect anomalies," it explained.
|
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Manufacturers would be required to create a way to detect these icy conditions.
|
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Right now Facebook is using the technology to detect who's in your photos.
|
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Only sensitive seismographic equipment (and generally nearby) can detect the effects of crowds.
|
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Dogs like Ajax are trained to detect explosives in a variety of environments.
|
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The exact chemical combinations that the T.S.A. dogs can detect are closely guarded.
|
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It has also worked on improving algorithms to detect abusive or hateful speech.
|
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It also won't reliably detect the electrical changes associated with a heart attack.
|
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So, it's possible that they could detect hormonal changes in pregnant women, too.
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Wellerstein: And you could detect the radioactivity in fish for thousands of miles.
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But in the Neckar journey, one can detect the shoots of creative rejuvenation.
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Your Steam Link will automatically detect available computers that are currently running Steam.
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Still, though, the police did not detect the odor of alcohol on Woods.
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But the fact LIGO was able to detect them gets even more incredible.
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CHIME is designed to detect FRBs within the 400 to 800 MHz range.
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Of course, you can still detect tone and the context behind the record.
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But Krebs wrote the DHS lacks the funding and equipment to detect Stingrays.
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At the time of publication, ten antivirus services detect it, according to VirusTotal.
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The bottom line is: You're unlikely to detect breast cancer on your own.
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So if Darlene had touched his computer, he could detect very sloppy rootkits.
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Pokémon Plus sits on a player's wrist to help detect and catch Pokemon.
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If so, astronomers might be able to detect evidence of the halo drive.
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Predictive algorithms start out as historians: they study historical data to detect patterns.
|
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Bellman wants to detect if you're paying too much for heating for instance.
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No individual state has the ability to detect missile launches from adversary countries.
|
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It was difficult to detect hints of such elusive imagery in the music.
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But a trained dog could detect the trap, and it would be neutralized.
|
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South Korea uses autonomous equipment to detect movements along the North Korean border.
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Some commercial ventures also detect methane from space, but their data is proprietary.
|
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In an age of terrorism, threats are increasingly hard to detect and prevent.
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The car will automatically detect the accident and find a place to stop.
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The current sensitivity is good enough to detect a tunnel underground, says Bongs.
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There are no early warnings systems that can detect such landslide-driven tsunami.
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But the governance part is subtler, and boring, and harder to detect. Roads.
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Alter was not the first person to detect Sarah's pain amid the laughter.
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In discussing this proposal with friends and colleagues, I detect an inchoate fear.
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The District's method, he said, relies on a computer algorithm to detect changes.
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Now 35, he could detect little more than changes in light and darkness.
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The sooner votes are in, the more time officials have to detect irregularities.
|
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Other dogs are being taught to detect Parkinson's disease years before symptoms appear.
|
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The researchers recorded the lowest concentration they could detect at each time point.
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"We could not detect any DNA," read a 993 email from the laboratory.
|
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Basu said attacks were becoming easier to carry out and harder to detect.
|
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But it's that functionality which allows this app to detect the illegal hardware.
|
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If an election's results were tampered with, risk-limiting audits would detect it.
|
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Instagram says it "built machine learning tools" to help detect accounts growing artificially.
|
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This has made it even harder to detect works actually done by women.
|
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The cold launch method can also make missiles harder to detect once fired.
|
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But some officials detect a more nuanced shift in the perceptions of hazard.
|
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That's important not only to detect problems but also to allay public fears.
|
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And there may be some subtle bleeding disorders that we cannot yet detect.
|
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Because they interact so little, they are very difficult to detect and study.
|
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Facebook says it is also training AI to detect click-bait and misinformation.
|
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The partisan divide is easy to detect if you know where to look.
|
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They both have 2300-point phase detect autofocus that fills the entire frame.
|
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"We urgently need international research collaboration to detect the causes," Professor Skakkebaek said.
|
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At certain vital intersections, they installed slightly sinister devices that detect horn noise.
|
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That the K5 did not detect the stairs was an anomaly, he said.
|
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"The capability is certainly there" for SBIRS to detect the launches, he added.
|
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"We couldn't detect any trace of perfume in these cones," said Dr. Stevens.
|
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Until now, astronomers have lacked telescopes big and sensitive enough to detect them.
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Also, he said, it is sometimes important to detect individual species and subspecies.
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The liver should never be eaten because only testing can detect the poison.
|
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When it worked defending Rafael Correa, the troll centers were easy to detect.
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Although fraud may be difficult to detect, directors must be on the lookout.
|
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Cybersecurity firms have touted the use of artificial intelligence to help detect intrusions.
|
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The World Bank didn't detect any statistically significant impact from local currency downgrades.
|
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Most people are confident they can detect fake news, according to the poll.
|
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These robo-animals could be used to detect explosives or spy on enemies.
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Insist that an inspector come with equipment designed to detect low-frequency noises.
|
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The inability to rapidly detect unauthorized network access is a major security flaw.
|
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This incredible process is one of many fascinating events that ZTF can detect.
|
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He was not the only industry sage to detect a more muted tone.
|
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PET scans only detect amyloid betas with 20 percent to 30 percent accuracy.
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Larger planets obstruct more of their stars' light, making them easier to detect.
|
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This one metric measures an organization's capability to identify, detect, respond and recover.
|
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They both tried to detect the hidden source of a mysterious soft glow.
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The N.I.H.'s original founding vision was to detect cholera and yellow fever.
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Even so, we have not always been able to detect it in time.
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The standard anti-forgery devices used by most banks couldn't detect any flaws.
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Boeing's new software update will use multiple sensors to better detect such situations.
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The app is limited in how many phrases it can detect and translate.
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He reveals that there's a secret to those chords the ear can't detect.
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I can detect him via email, internet comment, or even a particular avatar.
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Chyna will learn how to ... -Recognize trends, detect outliers, and summarize data sets.
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The second one, you do take the same steps in trying to detect.
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The images will be processed by various algorithms to detect signs of emissions.
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At 8,000 light-years away, astronomers can't actually see the planet, but they can detect a drop in the host star's brightness when it passes in front; it's this eclipsing effect, called a transit, that allows scientists to detect distant exoplanets.
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Fitbit hopes to use the Ionic's new SpO2 sensors to detect sleep apnea, while the Apple Watch has already been used to detect a common heart condition and is rumored to be developing a continuous glucose monitor to combat diabetes.
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Some might be disappointed by a lack of phase-detect AF, but Panasonic claims its contrast AF with DFD technology can outperform on-sensor phase detect systems without any of the potential drawbacks such as horizontal banding when shadows are raised.
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Because the game can detect basic GPS spoofing and does not work properly if it's enabled, players have had to use custom modules that mock the mock location settings so that apps can't detect whether or not they're being used.
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Two groups of immune cells known as monocytes and macrophages use formyl peptide receptors on their membranes to detect chemical cues from pathogens, and a group of Swiss scientists showed that rats use these same receptors to detect pheromone odors.
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What this means is that T-Mobile, for instance, might not try to detect whether something is a video or not, but it can detect whether a service calls its data a video or has the metadata hallmarks of a video.
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"We'll be playing a very active role in cybersecurity, we believe," Shapiro said, adding that Nvidia can also "detect traffic patterns, detect congestion, optimize traffic flow and reduce congestion, work with infrastructure" once deployed at scale in more consumer vehicles.
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Emergency medical workers at two hospitals in San Francisco will begin wearing smart rings that can detect their body temperature and other metrics in an attempt to detect coronavirus infections early, according to a report from The San Francisco Chronicle.
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The cones in my eyes that are meant to detect long red wavelengths are abnormal; I may see red and orange, but they're dim and green-tinted, their energy registering partly on the cones that detect medium-length green wavelengths.
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It's easy to design a study that will detect an effect that's pretty large.
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They can detect objects, but must be trained to understand what those objects are.
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Undeniably, these face templates are a powerful way to identify people and detect fraud.
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OnDeck and Prosper said they have launched efforts to detect and guard against stacking.
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Both of those conditions are quite a chore to detect with the current methods.
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They searched for 18 landmine targets and only failed to detect four of them.
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"[Martin's] incident specifically highlights how hard it is to detect user activity," Chavali said.
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Both Mozilla and Google do attempt to detect malicious extensions on their respective stores.
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Once they did detect gravitational waves, I asked Marka, what did it sound like?
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And then people like Joe Weber started trying to detect gravitational waves shortly after.
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The rats are also deployed to detect explosives in minefields from Cambodia to Colombia.
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They're so rich with added sugar you can't detect the lack of flavor underneath.
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If an idealized detector just sits in a vacuum, it will not detect particles.
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The technique, they claim, is now nearly precise enough to detect Earth-mass planets.
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Each pair has five sensors that detect brain activity through your nose and ears.
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The technique made taps difficult to detect, allowing the gang to milk pipelines continuously.
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This distance makes it practically impossible for an alien civilization to detect our satellites.
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If you detect one from Earth, it's hard to know where it came from.
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They don't directly interact with ordinary matter, which makes them very difficult to detect.
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The Galaxy Watch supports nearly 40 exercises, and can automatically detect a few automatically.
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The infrared-wavelength astronomical space telescope can detect darker objects that are farther away.
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Why don't we have a way to detect it without going in for surgery?
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Click the third-party app slider and Instagram will automatically detect your authenticator app.
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A new car vulnerability looks very hard to detect, and even harder to patch.
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Neutrinos might be both, but nobody knows because they're so fiendishly difficult to detect.
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The device is used to detect what kind of structures exist beneath the surface.
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The scientists did detect some evidence of this light source dimming and brightening regularly.
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This involves burning a substance to detect what elements are in its chemical makeup.
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Indeed, exomoons are proving to be frustratingly difficult to detect, and for obvious reasons.
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Perhaps these clocks could detect dark matter from the way its gravity alters spacetime.
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Those devices also repeatedly failed to reliably detect the presence of deadly gases. Which?
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The BrainCheck app can detect signs of concussion or dementia in users over time.
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"We had conversations about different ways to detect bias and operationalize fairness," Wallach said.
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It will automatically detect unsupported NES games and launch them instead of default emulator.
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Plus, American Express and other card companies have many other methods to detect fraud.
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There are varying levels of pressure Edge Sense can detect to prevent accidental squeezes.
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Apple is taking advantage of the two lenses to detect 9 levels of depth.
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Google Assistant (left) can't detect my actual location even though the Google app can.
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It can only be used to identify legitimate calls — not to detect spam ones.
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But the best way to unlock the phone is Samsung's new face detect system.
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The law should enable researchers to honestly report any weaknesses or vulnerabilities they detect.
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And other fish than sharks may also be able to detect and evade them.
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Instead, they detect their presence by measuring changes in their stars' light over time.
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None of the cars tested were able to detect an adult pedestrian at night.
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There are about 800 sensors positioned across the state that can detect primary waves.
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His tongue was fashioned to detect taste even if he never had to eat.
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But the 'Holy Grail' in health is to understand and detect disease much earlier.
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The Defense Department has invested in tools to detect deepfakes, a very difficult challenge.
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Without a weighty medical conversation, AI might detect depression that may otherwise be missed.
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We tend to use a basket of features in order to detect these things.
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Crucially, some countries strengthened efforts to detect and curb smuggling at the same time.
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Sterblue says their system can detect defects as small as one millimeter in size.
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Waymo uses a combination of lidar, radar and cameras to detect and identify objects.
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Major cancer centers, which conduct extensive research, use tests that detect hundreds of mutations.
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Piper can detect and quantify salmonella in a sample within one to eight hours.
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In February, Alphabet announced a related tool called Perspective, built to detect "toxic" comments.
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You can also set up emergency contacts, and instruct the phone to detect falls.
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The foundry's long role in the making of bells can be hard to detect.
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In a demonstration, Pinterest co-founder Evan Sharp used Lens to detect a pomegranate.
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Equipment can also detect the telltale sign of leaky pipes: a distinctive whooshing sound.
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Touchscreens use a mesh of almost-transparent electronics to detect where they're being touched.
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The technology uses deep learning models to detect, normalize, validate, match and identify faces.
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It also has a microphone so it can detect the sound of shattering glass.
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Although Equifax operates in other countries, it didn't detect any stolen personal information abroad.
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In parts of Asia, it was thought horns could purify water and detect poison.
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Banks usually detect cyber-thieves in their systems before they can burgle at will.
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It means using smart meters, thermostats, and synchrophasors, which can detect possible energy outages.
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Until recently, scientists lacked the necessary tools to detect these ripples through the universe.
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Nokia Sleep's sensor didn't detect it, showing no interruption in sleep at that time.
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The stories' "plots" aren't hard to detect — they're written all over the actresses' faces.
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My skin is definitely more even and I do detect a bit of radiance.
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And she says she wants safeguards to detect whether the person is in danger.
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There's nothing much to detect, or relate to, beneath this loner's stoic, impassive exterior.
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The TimePix chip can detect high-energy particles that come out of particle collisions.
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The technology was originally designed to help America detect a different foe: Russian submarines.
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Satellites detect rainfall in the tropics, but estimates for small areas are often inaccurate.
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The iPhone will detect the barcode and put a yellow box around it. 2.
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But the Hermit Kingdom does emit a bit of light, which orbiting satellites detect.
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The team claims that mosquitos can detect the scent from over a mile away.
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Officially called the "sliding mitigation research project," Bosch envisions the sensor would detect slip.
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And scientists aren't sure they'll be able to detect this effect with proton collisions.
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If we detect that a founder is not being forthright, we immediately lose interest.
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But those types of waves are way too weak to detect here on Earth.
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But until now, the ability to detect AFib has been limited to these tests.
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Radar can detect objects far away, even in bad weather, but not very clearly.
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According to Bloomberg, upcoming iPhones could also detect touchless gestures right above the display.
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Anticipating this, malware sometimes tries to detect whether it's in a digital petri dish.
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It can even detect your skin tone, age, and gender, and apply effects accordingly.
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The United States Congress has been pushing NASA to detect and track threatening asteroids.
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The less noise a submarine makes, the harder it is to detect on sonar.
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It's the worst because you can't smell it, so it's really hard to detect.
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That includes a whole lot of attributes that a wine drinker will never detect.
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Finally, cloud security services can detect and correct threats before they reach the vehicle.
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Using cheap sensors to simply detect objects near a self-driving car isn't enough.
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The system does not detect the presence of a child in a car seat.
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He was trying to cure himself; traditional doctors were failing to detect his illness.
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The new sensor makes it possible to detect heart rhythm, in addition to rate.
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The company said it has relied on machine learning technology to detect terrorist content.
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You detect what you think might be an intelligent alien signal coming from space.
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Gates says that viewing the world in this way helps to better detect progress.
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No results have been announced, but such small tweaks could be hard to detect.
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A Dropcam, for example, can detect motion but it doesn't actually understand what's happening.
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To detect touches, Lazertouch puts out a laser that is parallel with the surface.
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When I tried this, the headphones were able to detect my ears pretty easily.
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The goal is to detect abnormal heart rhythms, called Atrial Fibrillations, via the watch.
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But when you get close, Soli is able to detect finer and finer movements.
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Advances in screening have helped detect breast cancers earlier which can then be cured.
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Sharks are incredibly electroreceptive, meaning they can detect teeny tiny electromagnetic fields in water.
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What combination of sensor data could detect such a scenario with 100 percent accuracy?
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Photocure makes Cysview, a drug solution that is used to help detect bladder cancer.
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Its cameras will also detect whether the road is clear enough for ideal operation.
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We go further than positive or negative — it can even detect irony and sarcasm.
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We don't have the technologies yet to be able to detect more sophisticated fakes.
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In yet another paper he argued how to detect industrial pollution in planetary atmospheres.
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That gives the pilot just a few minutes to detect and engage the rocket.
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Because its so important to be able to detect life elsewhere in the universe.
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Comprehensive genetic testing can detect TRK fusion and more specific tests are being developed.
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In either case, phase detect autofocus points cover around 22 percent of the frame.
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Apple has already started to take some action to detect potentially malicious EFI modifications.
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In X-Men, characters use a shiny, grey "Cerebro" helmet to detect other mutants.
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"They're getting really sophisticated, in the sense that they're hard to detect," Knoll said.
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The rich grow richer and the middle classes increasingly detect and resent their opulence.
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It is also equipped to detect marine threats like the movement of military submarines.
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Together, this evidence suggests the animals really were using smell alone to detect quantity.
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These headphones use a little microphone embedded in the earpiece to detect ambient noise.
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It's even been suggested that mantis shrimp can detect cancer and image neural activity.
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It makes it harder for animals to detect prey or hear an approaching predator.
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SkySafe's radio wave technology can detect and stop rogue drones from entering unauthorized areas.
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Most use optical sensors that reflect light onto the skin to detect blood volume.
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This makes the use of AI (artificial intelligence) to detect hidden attacks very important.
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Risk assessments should be conducted early and often to proactively detect and mitigate threats.
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Measuring disturbed sleep could be one way to detect the onset of neurodegenerative diseases.
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And the difference between an edifice and a ruin may be hard to detect.
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Our canine companions can detect the tiniest odor concentrations—around one part per trillion.
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The cameras detect shapes in your surroundings, and the microphones can take audio commands.
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Others in Madrid have criticised the Mossos for failing to detect es Satty's activities.
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This year, satellites began to detect a significant number of fires in late October.
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The new radar's high frequency can detect objects as small as 2 centimeters wide.
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This Cornell project aims to define and detect digital abuse in a systematic way.
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It can detect and engage enemy planes at a range of around 12 miles.
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Additionally, a whopping 68 percent of breaches reviewed took months or longer to detect.
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If it doesn't detect your face, notifications like texts, emails and more won't show.
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InSight lander's sensors are designed to detect quakes and air pressure through wind vibrations.
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How do we make sure that we can-- detect and mitigate any potential attacks?
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Listeners could detect and plot the direction of the senders, even at great distances.
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Can we detect evidence of them in the local universe or with gravitational waves?
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Their lower trajectory make them more difficult for defense satellites and radars to detect.
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This can be accomplished with helmet sensors that detect and record critical impact data.
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Using AI, doctors can detect heart failure from one heartbeat with 100 percent accuracy.
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Some people maintain that they can detect a storm brewing long before it appears.
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The Anti UAV Defense System (AUDS) is designed to detect, track and disrupt drones.
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The toughest schism to detect — but probably the most dangerous — was the religious divide.
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This dish can detect faint radio signals emitted by collections of molecules in space.
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What it will say, though, is that it's using patterns to detect bot behavior.
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Anti-doping controls can now detect external EPO efficiently through blood and urine tests.
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Law enforcement officials are puzzling over how to detect terror cells within a family.
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Do you know that whales, too, detect where one another comes from through song?
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Instead, NCQA is hindering opportunities to detect and prevent this deadly form of cancer.
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The first instruments they developed lacked the sensitivity required to detect the elusive waves.
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The abandoned main had regulator sensing lines used to detect pressure in the system.
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Classifiers today separate the spam from your inbox and detect fraud for your bank.
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Equally important, such systems could detect changes in testing procedures that might indicate manipulation.
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"The more volatile the phenomenon, the harder it is to detect trends," Klotzbach says.
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The culprit is unclear, and it may take days or weeks to detect it.
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They are already using a similar tool to detect leaks and other potential hazards.
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The other element is what we said which is, do we detect those videos?
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Improved communication among agencies authorized to detect and prevent violence is one promising strategy.
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One treatment involved implanting defibrillators to detect an abnormal heart rhythm and correct it.
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I didn't need to be Inspector Poirot to detect that the jig was up.
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Sometime in the mid-1990s, Simpson began to detect clichéd responses to her work.
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Even with its flaws, the existing system can detect tsunamis caused by seismic activity.
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The app, called TraceTogether, uses Bluetooth signals to detect mobile phones that are nearby.
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Up close, a mucus coating enhances the fish's ability to detect chemicals around it.
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Q. Studies show that A.I. can detect depression by scanning a person's Instagram photos.
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Mud crabs likely detect the chemicals with sensory organs on antennas, mouthparts or legs.
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But it still highlights that it is possible to detect weapons in live streams.
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But A.I. doesn't always detect some material, most notably hate speech and false news.
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Other fishes may have this ability to detect color in the deep sea, too.
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And they are doing surveillance on U.S. networks to detect influence of all kinds.
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Here's a novel strategy to prepare for future turmoil and detect the next recession.
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"So we looked for a 2-D way to detect acidity," said Dr. Hill.
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But Marty's spying causes Navarro to detect a compromised line so he hangs up.
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As the video demonstrates, SimpliSafe systems are engineered to detect this kind of interference.
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In 2010, researchers found that MDMA lowered people's ability to detect threatening facial expressions.
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Materials in it were incinerated and tested using equipment sensitive enough to detect anomalies.
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It's also possible the study was too small to detect meaningful differences in outcomes.
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When that happens, astronomers could detect the composition of the atmosphere, if it exists.
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Finally, Netatmo has put an accelerometer in the device to detect break-in attempts.
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Workplace safety precautions included temperature checks to try to detect signs of coronavirus infections.
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Efforts to detect both a fundamental particle and dark matter particles came up dry.
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Subsequently, we develop a method to detect when the person in the video blinks.
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According to GAO, effective fraud risk management has three objectives: prevent, detect, and respond.
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If you're lucky you may detect the onset of shingles before the rash appears.
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This is often what doctors use to detect Lyme disease in its early stages.
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By detecting that radiation, scientists could indirectly detect the existence of the early stars.
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Nor were they, so far as anyone can detect, under direct commands to kill.
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Deep learning algorithms can detect objects based on the pixels shown in an image.
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Today, the ability for the U.S. to detect that missile launch is near perfect.
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Albania has enlisted medical staff to detect infections because of close ties to Italy.
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It uses unmanned airplanes, combined with AI, to gather images and detect risk automatically.
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The same technology is used to delineate terrain from airplanes and detect speeding violations.
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Machine learning and artificial intelligence can detect errors that people — particularly overworked people — miss.
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Since molecules of cocaine have a unique mass, the spectrometer can detect their presence.
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The test can also detect the metabolites that result from the body processing cocaine.
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Do we want to detect a potential cancer at Stage 1 or Stage 4?
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The witness from Facebook detailed how the company could detect malicious content despite encryption.
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Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, is loosely regulated, difficult to detect and rising sharply.
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But the new results are the first to detect the substance in patients' lungs.
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A dog named Freya has been trained to detect malaria since the initial study.
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Moreover, appropriate monitoring systems should be in place to detect unauthorized transfers of information.
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AI, which uses computer vision to detect and analyse vehicle damage via standard cameras.
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If you are fit and have a healthy diet, you may detect the benefits.
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Musk was asked on Twitter why the vehicle's radar did not detect the truck.
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S. spy satellites detect North Korea moving anti-ship cruise missiles to patrol boat.
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And, they are much harder to detect in the urine or blood than marijuana.
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There's a built-in FDA-approved electrocardiogram (EKG) that can detect irregular heart rhythms.
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China was the first in the region to detect the disease in August 2018.
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They are using behavioral analytics to train staff to detect and respond to threats.
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The watches, which used flashing LED lights to detect heart rates, weren't perfect though.
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This would still leave opportunities for inspectors to detect and report a breakout attempt.
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Primers detect specific DNA sequences within that code that are unique to the virus.
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The system also monitors the aircraft's paths and movements to detect any potential issues.
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Such speedy living (and the ability to hover) also affects how they detect motion.
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Three shirts with different black-and-white patterns detect three different kinds of pollution.
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It's difficult to detect and treat in healthy individuals unless they have developed warts.
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Such testing in the nation's oldest patients is highly unlikely to detect lethal disease.
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HeartFlow, founded in 2010, sells a product to doctors to detect coronary artery disease.
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Two transits are not enough to establish the pattern needed to detect an exoplanet.
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Centrifuges are more energy-efficient than other enrichment techniques and are harder to detect.
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But it was hard to detect, back then, what shape the future would take.
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So it can detect your hand shake through gyros, detect where the OIS module is at the same time, and then combine those two jittery graphs into a giant pile of messy data that Google machine learning algorithms parse into stable video.
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I was most impressed with the autofocus performance: the camera was able to snap to focus on a variety of lenses and subjects, and it featured all of the same face-detect and eye-detect autofocus features found on the X-T3.
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So particularly for cancer, if you can detect a cancer early, your probability of actually curing someone of cancer is much higher than if you detect it late after a cancer has spread from its primary location and metastasized to other locations.
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The problem is that while it's relatively easy for an algorithm to detect nudity, it's much more complicated to detect when someone is being bullied online, since there are subtleties involved in discerning abusive speech from speech that doesn't violate community guidelines.
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A space-based monitoring system intended to detect incursions covers just 4% of the border.
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Gesture-based controllers or wired gloves include depth-aware cameras or radar to detect movement.
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Satellites armed with synthetic-aperture radar can detect a vessel's position regardless of weather conditions.
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" Perhaps they could even be used to "detect movements in Earth's interior and plate tectonics.
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But it's a "hidden order that you really can't detect with your eye," he said.
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