And detecting something in urine is so much easier than detecting it in blood.
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Moreover, he said that detecting metal objects in a room should be easier than detecting it in sand.
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Though proactively detecting a malicious chip in the supply chain is very difficult and time consuming, security experts say that detecting one after the fact should be trivially easy.
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About 30 million years ago, one of our primate ancestors' cones split into two—red- and green-detecting—which, together with the existing blue-detecting cone, give us trichromatic vision.
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Ultrasound — soundwaves above the human range of hearing, 22KHz or so — is a much more physical phenomenon, and detecting it is easier in many ways than detecting radio frequency waves.
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The report found no evidence that pelvic exams were better at detecting ovarian cancer than ultrasounds or blood tests, and there was slim evidence of success detecting other conditions like bacterial vaginosis.
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"The radars they use are apparently meant for detecting moving objects (as typically used in adaptive cruise control systems), and seem to be not very good in detecting stationary objects," he says.
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This molecule helps us in detecting changes in the environment.
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They may also contain biometric sensors for detecting heart rate.
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In fact, detecting NSFW imagery is an infamously difficult problem.
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Detecting these gravitational waves is an incredibly difficult process, however.
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Our technologies for detecting cancer right now have gotten better.
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And what might bots detecting our expense anomalies look like?
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In this case, it's detecting traces of the Zika virus.
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AI will aid pathologists in detecting disease better and faster.
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Inside Facebook's War Room for detecting and preventing election interference.
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But VSCO says its technology differs in detecting artistic nuance.
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What I'm detecting is the quivering instability of the metaphorical.
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That's because detecting these ripples is a super precise science.
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And because algorithms are actually really good at detecting nudity.
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Tracking or detecting either action is impossible for most users.
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The company claims 98 percent accuracy in detecting illicit pics.
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Scanners work by detecting reflected light on their glass pane.
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Therefore, fighting insider attacks hinges on detecting anomalous user behavior.
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"It was detecting the food in our stomachs," he says.
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Detecting sexual abuse in a medical setting can be challenging.
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Its automated systems for detecting violence also improved, Facebook said.
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Detecting which small objects in the roadway must be avoided.
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They also house sensors involved in detecting enemy missile launches.
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This isn't the final word on detecting deepfakes, of course.
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But Facebook had much less success detecting bullying and harassment.
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All of these ideas require different kinds of measurement, like blood-flow monitoring fMRI machines, action potential-detecting electrodes, voltage sensors for measuring the electrical activity before a neuron fires, and protein-detecting systems.
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But detecting it is slow, and people die waiting for results.
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Concentrating on planetary building blocks, InSight has no life-detecting capability.
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Bitmoji will not be detecting who the message is going to.
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But directly detecting water on the Moon has remained a challenge.
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All of the anti-neutrino detecting stations are located in China.
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Detecting an abnormal heart rhythm comes down to looking at patterns.
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Turns out detecting planets is much easier than actually seeing them.
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However, the technology has shown some success in detecting passport fraud.
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Radar is good at detecting moving objects but not stationary objects.
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Detecting photosynthesis is key to understand whether plants are absorbing CO2.
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Still, detecting abuse is not the same as effectively stopping it.
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Together, we can work toward detecting patterns of fraud and abuse.
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"A lot of heart problems we're not currently detecting," he said.
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A similar initiative, targeted at detecting salmonella, took place in 2014.
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This black cartridge contains the paper-based diagnostic for detecting Zika.
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Additionally, the Gatebox has several sensors for detecting motion and temperature.
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In the wild, detecting such motion could be vital to survival.
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Detecting such threats is a "key national security priority," she said.
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AI can be helpful when it comes to automatically detecting content.
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The new enclosure should help with detecting alarm signals as well.
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Despite these issues, dogs remain the best method of detecting bombs.
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It also includes eight far-field microphones for detecting voice input.
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The mammogram revealed breast cancer, and detecting it saved her life.
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But I wasn't always fluent in the ways of detecting bull.
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For some, detecting allergies (and avoiding those foods) has reduced problems.
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Detecting it was a near-definite indication of a nuclear accident.
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But it's not a precise process, because it's detecting audio signatures.
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Wang invented a device capable of detecting sinkholes before they occur.
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Detecting illegal trading is a large part of the activities here.
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Normally, the process of detecting wildfires can take hours or longer.
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Today, he's one of the leading authorities on detecting fake photos.
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Radar is good at detecting moving objects, but not stationary objects.
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Both YouTube and Facebook have made strides in detecting terrorist content.
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Another scenario showed they were not simply detecting brightness versus darkness.
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Student Opinion How good are you at detecting someone else's lie?
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Did you feel confident in detecting the truthtellers from the liars?
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Facebook is making its own deepfakes and offering prizes for detecting them Facebook, Microsoft and many others are banding together to help make machine learning capable of detecting deepfakes — and they want you to help. 6.
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After training, the dogs were 97 percent accurate in detecting lung cancer.
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Astronomers have developed new techniques for eliminating false positives when detecting transits.
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An infrared-detecting telescope would be needed to overcome such a limitations.
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Generating the randomness requires actually detecting the entangled photons with the experiment.
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He is gifted at detecting weakness and deft at mockery and insult.
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Detecting which stories are exaggerated can be daunting if you're no expert.
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At that point, it's about detecting unusual activity as soon as possible.
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Detecting when a person or vehicle enters a forbidden area is easy.
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Will there be easier methods of detecting these waves in the future?
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It's DJI's new solution for detecting rogue drones that are flying nearby.
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More technically, a machine can have issues detecting hate across multiple sentences.
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But detecting the molecule's signal at its strongest wavelength has been difficult.
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That makes detecting capillary forces a bit challenging from an experimental standpoint.
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Detecting such barely perceptible phenomena requires sensitive instruments, usually buried deep underground.
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Humanity's most successful technique for detecting other planets is the transit method.
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But states have no organic means of detecting an inbound ballistic missile.
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It continues to develop technical solutions for detecting fake accounts and pages.
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Shaking your phone, aka being active, results in Couch Potato detecting motion.
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A veteran market watcher is detecting a strange dynamic on Wall Street.
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They sit on the ocean floor and explode after detecting nearby ships.
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Detecting complex organic molecules in its plumes needs further investigation, researchers said.
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Detecting and understanding human gestures is a hugely important part of that.
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A seizure-detecting dog is her best hope for a normal life.
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On the intervention side, Fitbit is also working on detecting sleep apnea.
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The car didn't automatically brake or slow down after detecting the pedestrian.
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"Detecting cancer early ... greatly reduces cancer's financial impact," the WHO report said.
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Even my mother, an expert in detecting interloping odors, couldn't catch anything.
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They wince dramatically, as if detecting the far-off aroma of bacon.
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Social media is a valuable tool for detecting early signs of trouble.
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That means spending more money detecting and helping those with mental illnesses.
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The authorities have started detecting the country's first cases outside of Wuhan.
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They're the emotional seismographs in "Evicted," detecting every tremor in their mother's mood.
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Two of the most promising experiments are aimed at detecting the axion fluid.
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This is the de facto method for detecting the heartrate on the wrist.
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The difficulty in detecting gravitational waves has to do with their relative weakness.
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They're an important part of detecting seismic and volcanic activity in the region. .
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But detecting the cracks turned out to be a harder nut to crack.
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The results suggest the smartwatch is highly accurate in detecting signs of AFib.
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None of them to date are marketed as capable of detecting an illness.
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Nima is currently working on detecting other food allergies, including milk and peanuts.
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Yahoo does it — with their special-made, smut-trained, porn-detecting neural network.
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They have built technology for detecting locations that is state of the art.
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On one side, gradual improvements in detecting fake accounts, and incitements to violence.
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For more stories about detecting, treating, or living with breast cancer, click here.
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In principle, detecting gravitational waves is quite simple; in practice, it's maddeningly difficult.
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Applications range from speech-to-text transcription to detecting early signs of blindness.
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Armstrong also believes the auditors failed in not detecting the problem soon enough.
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"With the current sensitivity we're on the edge" of detecting axions, said Baryakhtar.
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When Ring Alarm is disarmed, the cameras will stop recording and detecting motion.
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But detecting them directly has proved harder, for gravitational waves are ephemeral things.
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A Oregon woman is crediting her cat with detecting her breast cancer early.
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A system of tsunami-detecting buoys has been out of action since 2012.
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Our government has become pretty good at detecting overseas plots against the homeland.
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Meanwhile, Outage Report noted it began detecting issues around 6:47 am EST.
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Detecting injuries and cancer using medical imaging Processing digital signals can be tricky.
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But no, Aurora insists—this velocity-detecting laser tech really will unlock AVs.
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"No one will be detecting any changes when this transition occurs," she said.
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A security guard stopped Stanton and waved a metal-detecting wand around him.
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Detecting FRBs has quickly become one of the main objectives of Breakthrough Listen.
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In 2016, Steinhauer made headlines by detecting the acoustic analogue of Hawking radiation.
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You're shocked, but doubly so when your AI speech-detecting wearable goes off.
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PR folk are savvy at detecting scammers, like those who buy fake followers.
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It also includes earbuds for sound and two base stations for detecting motion.
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Thursday morning after detecting an oil leak along the line, the company said.
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We're detecting signs of a very bad idea just off the starboard bow.
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Previous research has shown options for detecting Alzheimer's disease in its early stages.
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Citizens are responsible for detecting fraudulent content, regardless of its source or motivation.
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Duffy says the next step is detecting bigger and better black hole collisions.
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It then breaks those up into individual photos by auto-detecting the boundaries.
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For example, Google has demonstrated success in detecting human body pose in images.
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It's no pee-detecting wearable, but Ellcie's glasses could be a life saver.
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Detecting HCM among athletes of African descent can be particularly difficult, Millar says.
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Both of these banks use products from cybersecurity company AlienVault for detecting vulnerabilities.
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Then we got better at detecting those things, so they switched to ultralights.
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There was a stirring among the photographers: their cameras had started detecting things.
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The lead scientist for a major methane-detecting satellite program applauded the idea.
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Detecting exaggeration is also a skill Mr. Chen has honed on the job.
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When underwater, platypuses find their prey by detecting the electrical signals around it.
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Festival organizers warned ticket holders of drug-detecting dogs on the event's premises.
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Antibody test results are important in detecting infections with few or no symptoms.
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The line is blue when detecting speech and gray when hearing other sounds.
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The American government has had problems detecting explosives in laptops, intelligence officials said.
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This suggests that staff members are detecting and addressing conflicts before they escalate.
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If history is any indicator, McGrath is not exactly great at detecting pranks.
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When detecting cars, it can reduce the speed by up to 25 m.p.h.
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Amazon is working on detecting frustration in its customers' voices when requesting music.
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Here's why: The current blood test for the disease relies on detecting antibodies.
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Mammography screening is the most common widely accepted tool for detecting early tumors.
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The security firm focuses on detecting and thwarting hacking attacks in real time.
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Police dogs, he points out, have a poor record of accurately detecting drugs.
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It's essentially like the clinical trials that you do for detecting dementia, etc.
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Stingray-detector apps turned out to be not so hot at detecting stingray devices.
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Basically, scientists and storm chasers alike are better at detecting tornadoes than ever before.
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NASA's Kepler Space Telescope has been detecting planets via the transit method for years.
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Dogs also have another, surprising advantage over people when it comes to detecting motion.
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The same group made history by detecting the first wave signals early last year.
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This phenomena is then picked up by light-detecting tubes mounted on the tanks.
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It includes a heat map detecting signs of overheating or contraction in financial activity.
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Our systems for detecting things like hate speech will be a little bit better.
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"We always say our product is about detecting issues and deploying fixes," Singh said.
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In this paper, we build a new class of software for detecting DNA variants.
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Bigger experiments increase the odds of actually detecting something, and that means more xenon.
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Infrared isn't the best at detecting taps, but resistive works just fine for that.
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Even though we can't see dark matter, astronomers have different tricks for detecting it.
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This should easily shut down all current methods for detecting if Chrome is Incognito.
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The idea of an internet browser extension detecting fake news is not strictly new.
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That machine analysis can yield important insights such as detecting and preventing suicidal behavior.
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That's because automated vehicles may be better at detecting pedestrians with lighter skin tones.
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Go deeper: Forbes takes a closer look at Facebook's patents for detecting users' emotions.
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Detecting when a consumer is using an ad blocker is only the first step.
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If you're Ford, you design cars to do a better job of detecting pedestrians.
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Earth's most powerful tool for detecting ripples in spacetime is getting a major upgrade.
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Detecting a neutrino The IceCube detector became operational at the South Pole in 2400.
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Bats are world-class echolocators, capable of navigating tight spaces and detecting minuscule insects.
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This is very different from empty flattery, which most people are adept at detecting.
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It was called Discovering Hands, and it provided blind women jobs detecting breast cancer.
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We don't know what the machine is trained for in terms of detecting content.
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"There was also undue delay in detecting and reporting suspicious transactions," the statement said.
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Detecting cancer early is key and that's why we're partnering with the Mayo Clinic.
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There has to be a better way for detecting the authenticity of a statement.
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They're ready to go whenever you are, automatically detecting when they're in your ears.
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That means the systems were solving a much easier problem than detecting fake news.
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The human senses never cease detecting things the brain finds a way to dread.
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By detecting that radiation, scientists could indirectly detect the existence of the early stars.
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The space agency hasn't been able to move the heat-detecting probe since February.
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Regardless of how good technology is at detecting drowsiness, fighting off sleep is futile.
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Well, it claims to be the world's only self-cleaning and contaminant detecting towel.
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Detecting a particle that doesn't interact with typical sensors required scientists to get creative.
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Who is Keith Wille, and who hired him to use his metal detecting skills?
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This includes everything from detecting malware threats to protecting passwords to backing up data.
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Given that most other schemes for detecting technological civilizations around other planets involve imagining technologies that are far more advanced than our own (Dyson spheres, anyone?), Socas-Navarro's work on detecting technological signatures of extraterrestrial civilizations with currently existing technology is super promising.
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"Detecting SIMP J01365663+0933473 with the VLA through its auroral radio emission also means that we may have a new way of detecting exoplanets, including the elusive rogue ones not orbiting a parent star," Caltech&aposs Gregg Hallinan added in the statement.
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DeepDefender, a tool for detecting and removing rootkits, became the key product of the acquisition.
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The light-detecting charge collection device produces a long and striped black-and-white image.
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The system responsible for detecting the fake VoteBuilder page doesn't yet have a fancy name.
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But more with the subtle forms of harassment, the issue is even detecting those issues.
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Thus, we evolved to err on the side of detecting threats in such ambiguous situations.
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The FTC also announced it posted several tips on detecting and mitigating stalkerware on phones.
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"They've convincingly demonstrated they're going to be detecting a whole slew of FRBs," says Chatterjee.
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Underneath that bottom panel will be sensors for detecting the tapping of the virtual keys.
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You'll acquire skills like performing cluster analysis, detecting outliers in data sets, and finding patterns.
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Blood and urine measurements are considered most reliable for detecting elevated levels in the body.
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From there, it will stay listening for up to eight seconds without detecting any speech.
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There's an enormous amount of interest around the globe in gene sequencing and detecting diseases.
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But as the New Horizons spacecraft got closer, it started detecting signs of an atmosphere.
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This intrepid spacecraft launched in 2009 and was tasked with detecting planets around other stars.
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"Now we're talking about detecting species, gunshots, voices, things that are more subtle," he said.
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The Sensor-22009 is a movement-detecting security device about the size of a quarter.
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In the intervening years, the DRDC developed several more laser-based technologies for detecting bioweapons.
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The system relies only on signatures and doesn't use more complex methods for detecting attacks.
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At the risk of firing up those rumors again, are we detecting a little flirtation?
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Mammograms and ultrasounds are capable of detecting breast cancer years before noticeable symptoms are produced.
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I wrote about a stress-detecting wearable last week, and now I'm writing about another.
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We've got cancer-detecting dogs, dogs that predict seizures, seeing eye dogs, and arson dogs.
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Good thing she'll have that face-detecting camera to make them as cute as possible.
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Doctors and law enforcement both had about a 54 percent chance of detecting the liars.
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Shaking your phone with the app open gets a "detecting motion" pop-up to appear.
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FAST is capable of detecting gravitational waves, pulsars and, eventually, amino acids on other planets.
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It's a reality that even the most worshipful of Barbz are capable of detecting. ♦
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The standard gives advocates a radar for detecting discrimination even when it's hidden or unintentional.
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It can also help you manage a portfolio by detecting early signs of market changes.
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However, it also can make detecting crime more difficult, exacerbating the harm caused to victims.
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They used to use small Cessnas and things, and we got better at detecting those.
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Economic forecaster Lakshman Achuthan is detecting a stark disconnect between Wall Street and the economy.
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Microsoft also noted that its antivirus software is capable of detecting and removing the ransomware.
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Facebook just announced that it's launching a public race to develop technology for detecting deepfakes.
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The researchers explained that they "found weak points in Face ID" related to detecting glasses.
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According to Hogue, detecting drip followers requires a closer inspection of those follower account graphs.
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Dogs are renowned for their scenting skills, whether they're detecting narcotics, bedbugs, bombs or tumors.
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The work of detecting the damage in Ponce, Guánica, Guayanilla and Yauco is only beginning.
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And a young scientist's invention shows promise for detecting levels of lead in drinking water.
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It provides a full-stack payment service, from accepting transactions, processing them and detecting fraud.
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The company has previously developed AI models for identifying eye diseases and detecting neck cancer.
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Meanwhile, researchers at tech companies and in academia are trying to develop deepfake-detecting software.
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Maybe that's the reason behind, say, motion-detecting garbage cans, which I acknowledge are cool.
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Research has shown that we have a 50-percent success rate at detecting fake news.
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Consumers respond to authenticity and are increasingly good at detecting false promises and brand personalities.
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In the corridors and common areas inside, 503-foot metal-detecting poles are scattered around.
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Distributed ledgers could be more effective at detecting this practice than traditional databases used elsewhere.
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Companies like Fakespot specialize in detecting fake or paid reviews, particularly those posted by humans.
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CLIA-certified labs are essentially the government's secondary line of defense for detecting an outbreak.
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But this type of signal can also be important for detecting fraud or fake accounts.
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"Humans might have trouble detecting these tiny footprints that border on the infinitesimal," Kosinski says.
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It connects to a plastic box with microphones built into it, for detecting snoring frequencies.
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Chief Brown said they employed a hostage negotiator and used a device for detecting bombs.
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His dissertation was in information theory, exploring the problem of both detecting and jamming radar.
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According to Lee, NuraLogix's tech works by detecting changes to blood flow in the face.
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Why it matters: The vision of smart cities is to use data, sensors and software applications to allow cities to be more responsive to residents' needs (like detecting when trash cans are full) and more environmentally sustainable (like detecting water leaks in underground pipes).
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In science, I'd rate the revolution in detecting and characterizing exoplanets way up there as well.
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It has never limited asbestos in cosmetic talc or established a preferred method for detecting it.
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At the meeting, she showed a slide of an airport gate encircled by explosive-detecting shrubbery.
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Well, now you can get a much more advanced mood-detecting accessory — in stylish eyeglass form.
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There's also a built-in mechanism of detecting Alternative Facts in the private sector: your wallet.
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When it's completed in September, China hopes it will further mankind's efforts of detecting extraterrestrial life.
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The result was a motion-detecting squirt gun, capable of sensing and scaring off the invaders.
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The $814 million mission hinges on detecting something that has never been definitively detected before: marsquakes.
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Don't try to pull an email scam on a company that specializes in detecting email scams.
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This marks the fifth black hole merger that LIGO's wave-detecting facilities have found so far.
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There's also a new Wi-Fi water sensor, which helps warn against flooding by detecting water.
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On Monday, Apple added a tongue detecting feature, which they announced at the annual developer's conference.
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Detecting mass discontent in the streets, Sisi pushed Mursi to reach compromises with his political opponents.
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Because their courtship rituals rely on detecting luminous signals, fireflies are especially sensitive to background illumination.
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"Going forward, you can see this going into detecting a car ... or a pet," he said.
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My seat, detecting I wanted to chill out, automatically leaned back and kicked my feet up.
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FAST's sensitivity will be capable of detecting exoplanets like these in ways that other telescopes cannot.
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Simultaneously, AI solutions will become increasingly essential for fact-checking and in detecting content manipulation, e.g.
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Unfortunately for us, that would make the chances of detecting its fingerprints from afar quite slim.
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While the right is dominant in detecting faces, the left leads in processing words, or reading.
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That's actually a fairly quaint application for the emotion-detecting technology that Amazon is working on.
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It focuses primarily on detecting and repairing methane leaks for new oil and gas drilling activities.
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The U.S. Air Force's special sniffer plane is capable of detecting evidence of a nuclear explosion.
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When detecting cars, however, things are a bit simpler because, well, cars are a lot alike.
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Similar techniques are also used for detecting and blocking suspicious logins to protect our users' accounts.
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Dogs are still far better at sniffing explosives than man-made contraptions are at detecting them.
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Detecting threats through system logs or a list of already known threats are no longer sufficient.
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These concerns have led Facebook to pledge $10 million into research on detecting and combatting deepfakes.
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Overall, the research suggests that the Apple Watch does a fairly good job of detecting afib.
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Detecting, preventing and investigating suspicious attempts to purchase or divert guns also would have an impact.
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Phivolcs raised the volcano alert to level 3 late on Sunday after detecting the lava flow.
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U.S. cities ramp up security Detecting threats well before they arrive at the airport is key.
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This covers detecting emotions on human faces, sentiment analysis in text and emotional signals in voice.
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His research finds methods of actually detecting the mechanics of data differentiation from carrier to carrier.
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In addition, the service is also getting better at detecting company logos, landmarks and other objects.
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Though it's really not that surprising, given how bad the agency is at detecting potential threats.
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As I greet him, I listen closely to what he says, detecting shifts in his speech.
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Fitbit is currently working with sleep labs to study how prototypes perform in detecting sleep apnea.
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" You might be thinking, "what's so hard about detecting a handful ethnic slurs and hateful phrases?
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There were also more explosive-detecting dogs and more officers positioned throughout the area this year.
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This British series about two metal-detecting enthusiasts made our Best TV Shows of 2016 list.
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This is considered a more effective way of detecting hazards than learning about them from disasters.
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Doing so requires sophisticated software, sensors and cameras capable of quickly and accurately detecting oncoming traffic.
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Some tests have also reportedly demonstrated false positives, detecting antibodies to other, much more common coronaviruses.
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The researchers hope that their test could make detecting early-stage cancers easier in the future.
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The physics prize went to Rainer Weiss, Barry Barish and Kip Thorne for detecting gravitational waves.
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So how important is that new technology now in detecting all the fraudsters and the scamsters?
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Robinson said the command will use the dollars to add stronger, missile-detecting radars in Alaska.
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That was more useful for detecting slow changes on the surface rather than in the air.
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"If it disappears again, we've got a better chance of detecting it," Mr. Davy-Bowker said.
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Alvarado also cautioned that satellites still have issues when it comes to accurately detecting hot spots.
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Deploying electrical resistivity-detecting instruments on an active volcano can be both dangerous and time consuming.
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We think that humanities graduates would be more adept at detecting, analyzing and understanding such nuances.
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On Wednesday, the DNC said it contacted law enforcement after detecting a suspected cyberattack on Tuesday.
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Improvements in detecting drug-resistant TB in India would have a "huge global impact," Lessem said.
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The difficulty in detecting bullying In January 20093, Zuckerberg set a challenge for himself: Fix Facebook.
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It is now looking to go beyond fitness tracking by detecting a disorder called sleep apnea.
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Upon detecting such signs of progress, Fidyka's medical team was not stinting in its self-congratulations.
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That telescope's method is better at detecting large planets (like Jupiter) than small planets (like Earth).
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"Our app really does streamline the process of detecting A.D.H.D.," said Dinesh, who was also 17.
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And a young biologist works to develop a new method of detecting certain types of cancer.
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The US has gotten very good at detecting and preventing major terror plots coordinated from abroad.
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Rather it is specifically focused on a single use-case: detecting cases of AKI (acute kidney injury).
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Detecting well-known monuments in perfect conditions from the right distance is a fairly narrow case use.
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Who can blame her since we're having trouble detecting where the dress ends and that toilet begins.
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Different institutions may have techniques that are better at detecting or analyzing specific abnormalities that influence care.
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When it comes to detecting suspicious objects in various bags, the system was over 95 percent accurate.
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But it is possible for a driver to touch the steering wheel without the car detecting it.
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These kinds of algorithms could help officers to speed up the process of detecting illegal animals online.
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West, in a 2013 email to field managers, admitted having a hard time detecting misbranded medical devices.
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The three countries will practice "detecting and tracing a hypothetical North Korean missile," said a ministry official.
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Using more than one ovulation-detecting method is the safest bet when it comes to predicting fertility.
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Runcie said that the district was also considering using metal-detecting wands and installing permanent metal detectors.
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They do a good job at detecting which stories are written by computers, but not much else.
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If you were a rogue bee buzzing on the moon, this heat-detecting honeycomb could find you.
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Opinion: U.S. needs airport security rethink Detecting threats well before they arrive at the airport is key.
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Apple also announced the Apple Heart Study in partnership with Stanford Medicine, aimed at detecting atrial fibrillation.
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Radar works by sending out radio pulses and detecting the reflected signals that have bounced off objects.
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As platforms get better at detecting inauthentic activity, bots are using metadata — photo captions, followers, comments, etc.
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Algorithms running on the device can perform critical functions, such as detecting driver distraction and other risks.
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A behavior-based security system could be triggered by behavior anomalies, rather than detecting a malware's signature.
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That would take detecting the plume of radioactivity that underground nuclear explosions sometimes puff into the air.
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They're ideal for detecting atmospheric neutrinos—those created by cosmic ray collisions in the Earth's upper atmosphere.
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Google just enabled its Home speaker to work with up to 6 accounts by automatically detecting voices.
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Behind the scenes, Cloudport uses artificial intelligence to automate parts of the process, like detecting black frames.
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The basic technology has been in use for many years, detecting chemical warfare agents for military customers.
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Doctors are also much more likely to stop prescribing opioids for blacks after detecting illicit drug use.
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Detecting early-stage cancer, although an eventual goal of many liquid biopsy companies, is considered more difficult.
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However, it's unclear if the unit was still capable of calling for help after detecting an intrusion.
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DroneHunter involves detecting and then removing drones by shooting them down or capturing them with another drone.
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Kircher himself advises against relying solely on EyeDetect, or any single screening technology for detecting such offenses.
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Now, it seems those annual Paps served a purpose outside of screening for cervical cancer: detecting chlamydia.
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Lee says detecting an attack using the Industroyer/CrashOverrride framework would not be too difficult to do.
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WhatsApp cannot view private, encrypted conversations, a WhatsApp spokeswoman said, so detecting hate speech there is harder.
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We've evaluated their effectiveness at detecting viruses, and lay out any of their additional security features too.
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Facebook said in its post Tuesday that detecting these videos is an area that needs more research.
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That, I think, can solve this major flaw of detecting malevolent actors in a number of ways.
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The screen meanwhile remained completely black, detecting not a hint of cranial activity to translate into visuals.
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US and South Korean forces raised their alert levels slightly after detecting the subs' atypical training activity.
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VW sold vehicles with excess emissions for more than six years without EPA detecting the illegal software.
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That's why one TechCrunch Disrupt London Hackathon team took an algorithmic approach to detecting fake news. Notim.
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They formed a startup, PathAI, last year after their technology won a competition in detecting breast cancer.
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The characters also respond to facial movements like raising your eyebrows and even have tongue-detecting abilities.
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In addition, the system relies only on signatures and doesn't use more complex methods for detecting attacks.
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a new system for detecting bias in otherwise opaque algorithms.
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What, though, of the crucial task of detecting the submarines to be trailed in the first place?
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For example, detecting a small hovering quadcopter drone at any reasonable distance requires a relatively powerful radar.
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THERE are two main ways of detecting new planets: the radial-velocity method and the transit technique.
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After she was released, Warren entered a residential treatment facility where she wore an alcohol-detecting bracelet.
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This is why they are such a perfect tool for detecting anomalies in massive amounts of data.
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The main effort against avian influenza has been geared toward detecting and controlling an epidemic in people.
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For us, that would be like detecting a teaspoon of sugar in two Olympic sized swimming pools.
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LIGO and its partner in Italy, called Virgo, have been detecting waves from cosmic collisions ever since.
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I hope I'm not unfairly detecting a note of triumphalism: We're winning because our ideas are better.
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But LiDAR alone can make detecting small objects that are far away difficult without an additional camera.
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Last week, a security researcher released a tool for detecting FlexiSpy malware on PCs, aptly named FlexiKiller.
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Ultra-cool dwarfs also open a much easier route to detecting and studying temperate, Earth-like planets.
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And once it's out in the wild, Monarch's disease detecting capabilities will eventually extend beyond lung cancer.
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If effective, such technologies can benefit people with conditions like Asperger's, who have difficulty detecting social cues.
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The Sentry is particularly useful for detecting aircraft flying below the effective altitude of surface-based radars.
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For other countries, disclosing government payments by oil, gas, and coal companies is aimed at detecting bribes.
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That said, the company had fewer issues detecting traffic lights and navigating poor lane markings in 2016.
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But what if the key obstacle to detecting alien pen pals is not spatial, but rather temporal?
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"We tried using python-detecting dogs," Ms. Millett said of an experiment the Nature Conservancy carried out.
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Facebook open-sources algorithms for detecting child exploitation and terrorism Well this seems like a good thing.
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So they may light up to signal to each other, while remaining invisible to scent-detecting predators.
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Back when guests were responsible themselves for detecting flaws, this was the sole purpose of the taste.
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LIGO and its partner in Italy, called Virgo, have been detecting waves from cosmic collisions ever since.
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They must all be in agreement that the bright spots they're detecting are, in fact, a wildfire.
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Definitively diagnosing Covid-19 requires detecting the virus that causes it, SARS-CoV-2, in bodily fluids.
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Frogs are reflecting and satellites are detecting, but first: a cartoon about self-driving without a license.
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Nintendo's two main competitors, Microsoft and Sony, followed its lead, adding motion-detecting cameras to their consoles.
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But detecting it has proved to be one of the most difficult pursuits in astronomy and cosmology.
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Danish startup Corti will launch its artificial intelligence (AI) for detecting cardiac arrest across Europe this summer.
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"FocusOne is detecting the subtle electrical signals that your brain is producing," BrainCo President Max Newlon said.
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More broadly, AI is already assisting with researching new drugs, tackling rare diseases, and detecting breast cancer.
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Intelligence and law enforcement officials will benefit from detecting online patterns of behavior that lead to radicalization.
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It's called BotSlayer, and I'm curious to see how well it works — detecting bots is notoriously difficult.
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After detecting the Russian activity in 2016, Homeland Security opened election infrastructure up to voluntary federal protections.
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Wells Fargo's head of interest rate strategy is detecting a major trouble spot in the bond market.
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By detecting the faraway waves, Adams explains, astronomers can reconstruct the very beginnings of the universe itself.
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For their part, Russian officials denied detecting any leaks or elevated radiation at any of their facilities.
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Amazon has touted a range of uses for Rekognition, from detecting offensive content online to identifying celebrities.
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Ethical hacking exists, whether you're beefing up a site's security or detecting foul play on the deep web.
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The third route—detecting and exploring interstellar asteroids within our Solar System—is also feasible with current technologies.
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They try to pin down your background like it's a wine tasting tour — I'm detecting notes of Italian.
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Instead of just detecting electromagnetic waves (infrared, radio, visible, UV, X-ray), we can also detect gravitational waves.
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Detecting whether or not you're in a moving vehicle based on phone sensors and GPS is now routine.
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But even so, detecting THC alone is not enough to prove impairment, which is required for DUI convictions.
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People want to push us into saying this is an objective biomarker for detecting that someone's in pain.
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Even where such processes remain somewhat opaque, technologists should seek indirect means of validating results and detecting harms.
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Researchers theorize that it happens because your neurons get fatigued and more sensitive to detecting that specific movement.
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Kaspersky Lab could have done work in the background, detecting Slingshot and stopping it from infecting customers' computers.
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"Finding these images goes beyond detecting nudity on our platforms," wrote Antigone Davis, Facebook's global head of safety.
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One participating firm in the Cheltenham accelerator is Cybershield, a startup that specialises in detecting phishing e-mails.
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CancerDogs appear to have a knack for detecting several types of cancer, including lung, bladder, kidney, and prostate.
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Radar and digital-camera technologies further elevate ADAS by compensating for drivers' blind spots and detecting lane departures.
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It works by detecting heart arrhythmias and delivering shocks to the heart to get things back on track.
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"The migration of people, and random processes we call drift, can make detecting origins difficult," Ms. Moya said.
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Its new Aerospace system works by detecting the communication signal between a DJI drone and the DJI controller.
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If, for example, bots are responsible for many of the falsehoods, we can focus attention on detecting them.
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In early October, radiation monitors around Europe began detecting a puzzling plume of radioactive particles over the continent.
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But experts say that ridding vulnerable areas of mosquitoes is as important as detecting and treating dengue cases.
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Detecting planets around distant stars can be incredibly difficult, as the starlight usually overpowers the much dimmer planet.
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"Finding and confirming circumbinary planets, however, is somewhat more difficult than detecting planets around single stars," Eggl said.
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The opposite can be true for shorter pipelines that serve fewer users and are better at detecting spills.
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Dr. Alex Forsythe wondered if there were other ways of detecting neurodegenerative disorders, beyond one's body or language.
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People are very good at detecting things, even though we don't have lasers coming out of our eyes.
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Equally worrying, DARPA proposes to modify some species in order to optimize their senses for detecting manmade objects.
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But detecting radio signals -- signs of life -- from the planet is beyond the means of our current instruments.
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Active Response As organizations get better at detecting threats, the number of alerts their systems create also increases.
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Like Trusted Metrics, SolarWinds Threat Monitor helps businesses protect their networks by automatically detecting suspicious activity and malware.
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"They're hard to detect before release and can be a small amount ... we're not detecting it," he said.
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In addition, sensors for detecting and classifying contaminants will be embedded in the system, including for radioactive radiation.
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"We're detecting these FRBs from very far away, which means that they are intrinsically very bright," Cordes said.
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Moving forward, Belczynski's models show that LIGO will be detecting more black hole mergers similar to this one.
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It makes the Dragon Lady a critical asset in detecting what the North Koreans are really up to.
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He suspects it's the Touch ID ring that's responsible for detecting if the button is actually being touched.
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The $150 Spire clip-on sensor tracks physical activity and state of mind by detecting users' breathing patterns.
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For years he has been fixated on detecting voter fraud by "aliens", as he refers to non-citizens.
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Levandowski worked as the lead of Google's Light Detecting and Ranging (LiDAR) engineering team from 2009 through 2016.
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"We are specifically detecting Delta-9 THC, which is the predominant psychoactive component of cannabis," Debrincat tells TechCrunch.
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"We're detecting millions of attacks a week, and when we detect them, that's a problem," the CEO said.
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This means tigers are excellent at detecting movement of their prey in the darkness, according to National Geographic.
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This development is revolutionary because it prevents fires before they begin, rather than just detecting them after ignition.
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Levandowski worked as the lead of Google's Light Detecting and Ranging (LiDAR) engineering team from 28503 through 22019.
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Mr. Freidenfelds said digital assistants still needed improvements in detecting whether people were joking or genuinely seeking information.
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Instead, they got an introduction to an entirely new product — an all-in-one Zika-detecting tabletop miniLab.
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This could result in robots that outperform dogs and other animals in tasks like detecting drugs or explosives.
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Tsang and Rich have developed DIY biosensors for detecting estrogen in urine, waterways, and the environment in general.
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We just don't think they are fit for purpose—they are, it seems, incapable of detecting civilian harm.
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It did however lead to more "overdiagnosis" — detecting cancers that would not have been fatal or even harmful.
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One effect of the Muamba match has been in increasing awareness about the importance in detecting heart conditions.
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" That includes "auto-recognition of Facebook photos, image search, detecting road elements, scanning documents — all kinds of applications.
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The TSA may have a pretty stellar social media presence, but it often has trouble actually detecting threats.
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Military dogs are proficient at detecting bombs, weapons and drugs and are also used in counter-terrorism missions.
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In 1942, she shared a patent for a technology to prevent enemies from detecting messages in radio signals.
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Car companies plan the manufacturing process in great detail and have extensive systems for detecting and fixing flaws.
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Since then, Volberding says, there have been dramatic scientific improvements, both in understanding the virus and detecting it.
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It is an excellent choice for assessing the soft tissues of joints and for detecting subtle brain abnormalities.
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The isotope is a cancer-detecting necessity, but it decays within days and isn't made in North America.
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It takes serious work to be successful at detecting, treating and preventing the spread of new infectious diseases.
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GPS can't really do its job detecting distances, and machines like the elliptic tend to be even trickier.
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Scientists were trying to predict human Ebola outbreaks by detecting them first in apes and other forest animals.
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The hackers were in the system from mid-May through July without Equifax detecting them, the lawsuit said.
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Professor Price, who trains airport staff nationwide on security issues, said improved technology could be detecting more firearms.
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Earlier that month, two Chinese fighter jets intercepted a U.S. radiation-detecting plane over the East China Sea.
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"Thermal imaging is the best sensor at detecting people, day or night," Chris Posch of FLIR Systems said.
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But technologies capable of detecting and interpreting said substance, now known to be DNA, evolved much more recently.
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But he complimented Dr. McBride's work, noting that it was in the vanguard of archaeologically responsible metal detecting.
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The development work on deer-detecting software that will go in cars is now being finished in Japan.
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But the world he finds after his revival seems strange and impossible (free-range holograms, disease-detecting condoms).
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But there is hope that a new remote sensing technology that NASA developed might make detecting sinkholes earlier.
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Comcast is also building tools for detecting falls, which are common and potentially fatal for seniors, the people said.
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They lack some of the technical whiz-bang of the AirPods, like auto-detecting when they're in your ear.
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Metapacket is a security solution that stops malware by detecting whether outbound traffic is actually being generated by humans.
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First and foremost, detecting mines more quickly and at further ranges of course makes the LCS much more survivable.
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Instead, WhatsApp developed approaches to detecting spam that don't rely on content at all, says WhatsApp engineer Matt Jones.
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Image: GettyDubai is piloting "smart" digital license plates embedded with collision detecting-sensors and GPS trackers, the BBC reports.
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Instead, there are mushroom-shaped structures called papillae that contain your tongue's chemical detecting taste sensors, the taste buds.
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But researchers may have found a new application for the widely used technology: detecting brain activity in comatose patients.
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"This can be the result of the snake detecting the presence of rodents, which often seek shelter in attics."
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Both companies are racing to make the first DNA-detecting blood test to reveal disease in its earliest stages.
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How good do you think you are at detecting false information on Facebook, Instagram or other social media sites?
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But their noses are actually so powerful that researchers have started to enlist dogs to help in detecting diseases.
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"We are very concerned," the NTSB's Sumwalt said, referring to the overall challenge of detecting slow-developing metal fatigue.
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The Flock LPRs are even capable of detecting people walking by, and whether they have a dog in tow.
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"The key problem has been detecting the drones," said Bruce Bennett, a senior defense researcher at the Rand Corp.
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And then we get better at detecting those with spotting towers now, and they go the fully submersible route.
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Plesko says planetary defense is a new field but has made progress in detecting potentially destructive asteroids, for example.
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Having a robust way of detecting CTE may still be far off, but we may be one step closer.
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Dorrian said a system called Drone Defender and others are capable of detecting, identifying, tracking and defeating drone threats.
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She foresees a future where cancer-detecting nanoparticles, mind-controlled bionic limbs, and computer-engineered crops save the planet.
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Credit: Modernist CuisineLast week physicists finally succeeded in directly detecting gravitational waves, 100 years after Albert Einstein predicted them.
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The Ear Duos have an accelerometer and gyroscope built in, so they're capable of detecting head movements as well.
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Research has since proven that those who read more literary fiction are better at detecting and understanding others' emotions.
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Researchers are already working on the problem of detecting "synthetic media" using the same AI tools that create it.
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By detecting that light, the team can identify what kind of particle was present and where it came from.
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Manku noted that detecting movement is just scratching the surface of what Congnitive can do with radio wave detection.
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The agency has been ridiculed for years for causing delays at airports and being largely ineffective at detecting contraband.
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Building a system that assumes ill intent rather than merely detecting discrepancies is not always a good design choice.
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The radars should be better at detecting obstacles on the road, no matter which shape or color they are.
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Technology Technological innovation and scientific advances are more important than ever in monitoring, detecting and prosecuting cases of trafficking.
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"Behavior-based detection mechanisms are now playing a key role in detecting and preventing ransomware-based attacks," Shamir says.
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This makes them almost see-through, but the Dragonfly is especially adept at detecting these sorts of dim galaxies.
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Detecting criminals who have breached a network has become harder because they maintain a low profile once they're inside.
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The study supports new techniques for detecting methane, but also provides more proof of climate change in the Arctic.
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The more drinks are scanned, the more accurate Scio could be at detecting levels of alcohol in a drink.
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There are no wires or PC required, and yet its room-detecting abilities mean you can move around freely.
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"Detecting and breaking every chain of transmission has been a monumental achievement," said Dr. Margaret Chan, WHO director-general.
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The three skipped tests are typically used to help unmask defeat devices by preventing them from detecting the test.
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Emotibot claims a 95.63 percent accuracy rate when detecting emotions via visual cues in China, which is industry-leading.
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The headset replaces a wearer's vision with virtual worlds while detecting head movement with internal sensors and a camera.
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Detecting traits like confusion could be really important to educational and training apps, preventing important concepts from escaping users.
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The contenders think they can get around that by detecting the radio communications between a drone and its operator.
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By detecting problems earlier and getting therapies right first time, it will save lives that might otherwise be lost.
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The Cities Changing Diabetes program explores new ways of detecting diabetes and caring for patients at the community level.
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The platform aims to help users better understand cybersecurity threats, like detecting and understanding phishing and malware reverse-engineering.
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The company claims this enables it to stop breaches by detecting all attacks, even intrusions that don't utilize malware.
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To find out, Curiosity is armed with the most sophisticated laboratory for detecting organic molecules yet flown in space.
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The patent, filed back in 2011, describes the iPhone's camera detecting an infrared signal in order to receive information.
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"We are very concerned," the NTSB's Sumwalt said, referring to the general problem of detecting slow-developing metal fatigue.
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The proposal from Homeland Security includes cutting-edge technology for detecting drugs, weapons, illegal contraband and many other things.
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"Right now our instruments around the volcano are measuring or detecting magma constantly coming up from below," Alanis said.
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Hundreds of counterterrorism-trained officers along the route will have radiation detection devices and explosive-detecting canines, Gomez said.
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It's not clear why Instagram's automated tools for detecting bots on its platform failed to detect mass-scale scraping.
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The forthcoming asteroid-detecting space telescope will use infrared radiation to detect the heat of rocks hurtling through space.
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The study was published this week and found that the Apple Watch's sensors are capable of detecting heart problems.
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Part of the problem in detecting tunnels, say experts like Paul Bauman, a Canadian geophysicist, is the ground itself.
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Detecting masks and guns is a sort of minimum viable product, but the company doesn't intend to stop there.
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We can probably expect something like a 6U CubeSat loaded with instruments focused on detecting certain gases and particulates.
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"Detecting patients at an early stage is very important," South Korea's health minister Park Neung-hu told CNN Monday.
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Other methods, like detecting a device type or location of a commenter, can be used to pin down bots.
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We soon might be investing more in detecting and banning bad behavior than we do in reporting the truth.
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And social media platforms themselves — Twitter and Facebook among them — have become more effective at detecting and neutralizing bots.
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More shortages: In the U.S., detecting the disease is hampered by extremely short supplies of swabs and protective gear.
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The proposal from homeland security includes cutting edge technology for detecting drugs, weapons, illegal contraband and many other things.
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The LMADIS is capable of detecting, identifying, tracking and blasting small drones out of the sky using electronic attack.
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Google researchers have already developed an AI system that is impressively accurate at detecting some types of eye disease.
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"She is detecting [the cancer] so early that they can't even see it on a scan yet," Herfel shared.
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There's no denying the entire conceit of BB — a ghost-detecting baby that lives in a jar — is strange.
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Self-driving cars, recommendations for online shopping, and software for detecting fraud are all made possibly by machine learning.
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A large, multisite study showed this simple, at-home test to be 92 percent sensitive for detecting colon cancer.
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Countering submarines requires vessels that move freely in the region, in contrast to static vessels used for detecting missiles.
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Now, astronomers have developed a new method for detecting oxygen on exoplanets, according to a new study published Monday.
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Mr. Kamden of NordVPN said 30 percent of popular antivirus systems were capable of detecting and neutralizing the ransomware.
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All legitimate pregnancy tests work in the same way: by detecting the pregnancy hormone called human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG).
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The DNC and the two companies involved in detecting the operation say they believe they thwarted a potential attack.
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First off, it's skilled at detecting cats or dogs when they enter the camera's 210-degree field of view.
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The far-right populist Alternative for Germany party, good at detecting anger, is already running a pro-diesel campaign.
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Then it became clear that it could serve as a medical device for your wrist, detecting irregular heart rhythms.
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SoCalGas, a unit of California energy company Sempra Energy, shut Aliso Canyon after detecting a massive leak in October.
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The companies say they have gotten better at detecting and removing fake accounts, particularly those engaged in coordinated campaigns.
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While the device isn't a "silver bullet," it could be a major step toward detecting accidents before they occur.
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READ: NASA's Cassini mission crashed and burned — and was a huge success Detecting these stars is one thing though.
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As recently as this year, one tech company proposed eye-tracking tech for detecting terrorists among groups of refugees.
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They also wrote they were able to beat other approaches for detecting three-dimensional objects that use only LiDAR.
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Detecting telephone wires, people, property and even small animals on the ground all require careful sensing and collision avoidance systems.
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In total, only 23 FRB sources have been observed so far, pointing to the difficulty of detecting these strange signals.
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The PDCO formalizes the agency's existing program for detecting and tracking NEOs, which NASA has been studying since the 1970s.
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Tendulkar told Gizmodo that there's still plenty of work to be done, both in terms of detecting and characterizing FRBs.
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The Butter Sprayer's warming mechanism starts automatically when you pick it up, thanks to a motion sensor detecting the movement.
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Ceres Nanosciences, a diagnostics company in Virginia, has developed the urine-based Nanotrap Lyme Antigen test for detecting Lyme disease.
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The music was apparently triggered by over-sensitive, motion-detecting cameras reacting to the movement of spiders across the lenses.
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Or, if you're in defense, it's someone who can understand the signals that are most discriminating in detecting potential threats.
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That said, at least one issue still requires more investigation when it comes to a skin cancer-detecting automated system.
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"If you're detecting a bright flash from a gigaparsec, there's an awful lot of energy associated with it," Chatterjee said.
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Audio, radar, seismic, acoustic, and magnetic cues from ground sensors are often a first line of defense for detecting activity.
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Radar works well in bad weather, but has difficulty detecting fixed objects, like an emergency vehicle stopped on a road.
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This new needle — tested successfully so far on 11 patients — shows up to 98% accuracy in detecting those blood vessels.
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A third option is to boost the credibility of the system for detecting and prosecuting deliberate infractions of employment law.
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Blood pressure tests are very useful for detecting hypertension, but blood pressure isn't consistent from one moment to the next.
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With this update, Experience Manager can now automatically suggest the best crops for images by automatically detecting their focal points.
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Also tipped was Dennis Lo Yuk Ming, who developed a noninvasive prenatal test for detecting Down's syndrome in the fetus.
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La Liga further claims the spying functionality is used solely for the purpose of detecting unlicensed broadcasts of soccer matches.
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Roche also said it has a test to aid clinicians in accelerating tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment by detecting antimicrobial resistance.
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That has included the National Cyber-Forensics and Training Alliance, a non-profit focused on detecting and neutralizing cyber threats.
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Creating consciousness in a machine is certainly one problem, detecting it in a robot or AI is another problem altogether.
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"Most of the time, what you're detecting in tap water, especially in L.A., you have this chlorine taste," he said.
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How then to reconcile evidence of the toll taken by new technologies with the difficulty in detecting a productivity cost?
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Using larger earthquakes to find smaller ones Even researchers who study earthquakes had a difficult time detecting these "hidden" earthquakes.
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Not dissimilarly, Nima is offering food allergy sufferers a handheld device capable of detecting dangerous gluten allergens in their food.
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This perception data models the vehicle's environment, both near and far, by detecting objects, vehicles, pedestrians, and other challenging obstacles.
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Detecting vinyl cyanide is a good reason to continue exploring Titan to see what might by lurking on its surface.
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In order to "pin" objects to the real world, Mira uses a printed marker, rather than detecting edges or planes.
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That may explain why locals received no warning: the tsunami-alert system is based on detecting earthquakes rather than eruptions.
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Pointing to his robotic fingertips, Matheny explained that they already contain tactile sensors capable of detecting texture, pressure, and temperature.
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Detecting data flow anomalies should be the first priority, followed by services exposed to untrusted entities and inward from there.
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Several existing programs are already capable of detecting and removing the Kelihos, including the free-to-use Microsoft Safety Scanner.
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Image: University of GӧttingenPrior to the new study, scientists had already developed a technique for detecting eumelanin in ancient fossils.
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Pelting a material with electrons and detecting the ones that have traveled through produces a detailed image of that material.
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Security software can go some way to detecting such issues, stopping them from infecting your PC, while protecting your data.
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Some systems allow fully automated operation, from operating the doors to detecting obstructions on the track and handling emergency situations.
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It was running through some kind of software that shows you a live image of what the camera is detecting.
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Researchers from Chongqing University found that, fortunately, you don't need a lot of power for the purposes of detecting sound.
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When Pindrop researcher Elie Khoury fed a sample of the synthetic Legend into his fake-detecting software, it wasn't fooled.
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Clearly, unless you are exceptionally good at bubble detecting you are playing with fire in attempting to pick them out.
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NASA also announced in January that it has formalized its program for detecting and tracking asteroids that could threaten Earth.
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Japan has put its anti-ballistic missile forces on alert several times this year after detecting signs of missile launches.
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AI is good—at some things: AI is on par or better than humans at detecting objects in an image.
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By detecting light and flexing muscles in response, the skin can rapidly change color and texture to match its surroundings.
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Recall measures the accuracy of the model in detecting all subjects who were diagnosed as depressed in the entire dataset.
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At present, the system is capable of detecting Zika and dengue, along with Ebola, the original target for the system.
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At the moment they are sending test messages, but eventually they will be equipped with their own submarine-detecting sensors.
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Instead, the government should focus its resources on tracking and detecting security threats before they get to the TSA checkpoints.
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OneDrive has been sorting pictures into tags by detecting if photos are of food, buildings, animals, drink, and many more.
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To maximize the likelihood of detecting clinically meaningful effects from the drugs being studied, trials seek fit, homogenous patient populations.
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"We're using webcam information to estimate heights of ash clouds, we have instruments detecting the concentrations of ash," Wallace says.
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Analysts say he was especially adept at detecting early signals of discontent and using emissaries to massage and defang opponents.
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Secret Service agents said they also found a device for detecting hidden cameras and $8,000 cash in Zhang's hotel room.
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NASA and other space organizations around the world are focused on detecting the threat of near-Earth objects, or NEOs.
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The study shows that about half of people who were contacted by scammers did not engage, detecting the fraud immediately.
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Smell, it appears, is sometimes the best way of detecting and discriminating between otherwise hidden things out in the world.
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The technology is highly reliable and therefore very good at detecting individuals who are classed as overstays on a visa.
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San Francisco-based Dedrone, for example, has raised $28 million in venture capital and is focused on detecting drone incursions.
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Companies like DroneShield carved out a market niche in detecting drones, but they leave the responsibility of intervention to others.
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Foss also stresses network flow analysis as another key piece of the puzzle when it comes to detecting insider threats.
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But this is only good at detecting spam accounts and highly automated behavior, not the sophisticated techniques of disinformation campaigns.
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In fact, an alternate means of detecting the disease, from laboratory cultures, does exist, according to the Department of Agriculture.
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In Vietnam, American forces used dogs for everything from base security to detecting ambushes to hunting down fleeing enemy units.
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The lander will also have instruments capable of detecting isotopes like helium-3, a potential fuel for future fusion reactors.
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Clinton, detecting danger, has already changed course in her campaign strategy, speaking more directly to people who are struggling economically.
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That's useful for detecting when a pathogen is present, either circulating in a host's body or left behind on surfaces.
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Crispr-based diagnostics for detecting the coronavirus are also in the works at startups like Sherlock Biosciences and Mammoth Biosciences.
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Today's X-ray and CT scanners rely heavily on a human for that final step of detecting a dangerous object.
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Since last summer, the device has been detecting whale calls as part of the largest survey of New York's whales.
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It has vowed to discard bogus ballots and expressed confidence in detecting them with a new biometric voter identification system.
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The screen also glows subtly when detecting you — a nice little touch (there's a similar effect for Assistant, as well).
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The program, launched in 2016, pays up to $200,000 for detecting bugs, but some third-party companies will offer more.
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Facebook is apparently getting better at detecting self-harm content on Instagram before it's able to spread, the report says.
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The technology is improving rapidly, and the competition between generating and detecting fake videos is analogous to a chess game.
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At its main train station, officials monitored the body temperature of every departing or incoming passenger with heat-detecting cameras.
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For those next 10 or so minutes, Greco watched, detecting some timing issues that irked him, but mostly he listened.
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Even those good-looking, crime-detecting psychics in television series aren't types that you'd really want to get close to.
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It works by detecting carbon dioxide or hydrogen sulfide "found in a *toot* or *two*," according to a press release.
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By detecting lane lines and the ground, Phiar can lay down a "carpet" of chevrons for the driver to follow.
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The new method will rely on detecting the strong signal created when oxygen molecules collide in the atmospheres of expoplanets.
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So they called up a stealthy biotechnology start-up in the Bay Area with a novel technology for detecting disease.
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But detecting those long, frail frequencies requires a monstrous instrument, and dish antennas top out around 1,600 feet in diameter.
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The built-in IDE supports 40 programming languages, including Python, Java and C. There's also a tool for detecting plagiarism.
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Mr. Wille, 29, is a manager at a survival training company, but spends most of his spare time metal detecting.
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To do computer vision — allowing a computer to identify things in pictures and video — researchers wrote algorithms for detecting edges.
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CEO Jack Dorsey also pointed to product improvements, like better push notifications and more improvements around detecting and decreasing abuse.
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It's not detecting and mirroring every movement — it's more like you're pressing button combinations with your face to call up animations.
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I talk to a lot of people at every level of French society and I am detecting a change of mood.
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GDP has a hard time detecting innovation Consensus is growing among economists regarding the weakness in the formula for calculating GDP.
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Update November 16th, 2:45PM ET: Clarified that Facebook Portal centers cameras on faces using contextual cues, not detecting facial features.
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In Ohio, doctors convicted of performing an abortion after detecting a fetal heartbeat would face up to a year in prison.
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The person would have greater difficulty detecting the elevation (how high or low relative to person) of sounds in the environment.
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When it comes to detecting new organisms that emerge from exotic places and cause global havoc, the US military is ready.
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"Quorum54," a collaboration between designer Tatiana Tejedor and synthetic biologist Tal Danino produced a luminescent outfit inlaid with cancer-detecting bacteria.
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It is able to pick up weak electrical signals from the brain via EEG (electroencephalogram, a standard medical brainwave-detecting test).
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The devices monitor workers' brainwaves, detecting the spikes and dips in emotional activity associated with panic, fatigue, sadness, and other emotions.
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Click here to view original GIFThe system works in 3D using multiple sensor walls, detecting all the electronics in a room.
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That app, called Streams, which makes use of an NHS algorithm for detecting AKI, has been deployed in several NHS hospitals.
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The company claims it's beefing up the number of staff charged with reviewing advertisements and developing AI tools for detecting violations.
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Testing waste could help anticipate the sharp rise in carfentanil or fentanyl overdoses, for example, by detecting the drug in sewage.
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The company makes a handful of products, all aimed at detecting and safely intercepting drones that are flying where they shouldn't.
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For now the team's really focused on detecting the more high-profile threats, such as guns and sharp objects like knives.
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Scientifically unsoundTo put it bluntly, Crosscheck's methods for detecting voter fraud are overly simplistic and statistically inaccurate in almost every respect.
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Britain has been a leader in using electronic jamming systems — particularly in detecting and taking out improvised explosive devices — in Afghanistan.
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The smaller phone will also have a simpler three-camera setup, omitting the periscope zoom and the fourth, depth-detecting sensor.
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As with cancer, the NHS can save money by detecting which combinations of genes and drugs are effective and which not.
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We are constantly improving our automated and human monitoring methods for detecting harassment and harm, including threats of self inflicted violence.
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Binney said that this swarm of data can lead to analysts becoming far less efficient at detecting threats and thwarting attacks.
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Those techniques include image-matching for terrorist photos and videos, and detecting "clusters," where terrorist content is posted across related accounts.
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The company just announced the addition of a package-detecting feature for Nest Hello users with an active Nest Aware subscription.
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Multi-messenger astronomy is also bolstered by the fact that we now have three facilities detecting gravitational waves, up from two.
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Now, longtime users are criticizing the company's auto-detecting algorithms, which appear to be incorrectly flagging some inoffensive images as explicit.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: We will have hundreds of counter terrorism trained officers on the route, explosive detecting K-9s on the route.
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These are reuploads of past videos that YouTube has previously taken down, indicating that the company isn't always automatically detecting them.
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While users can detect their BAC for now, the technology translates into detecting other things like caffeine as well, Strenk said.
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Testing waste could help anticipate the sharp rise in carfentanil or fentanyl overdoses, for example, by detecting the drug in sewage.
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Scientists believe superstructures are probably our best chance of detecting alien life unless they are actively trying to communicate with us.
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But as Miah explained, the problem with detecting a genetic manipulation will depend on when a person's baseline is first established.
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Scientists believe it could be a result of the MC1R gene causing the human temperature-detecting gene to become over-activated.
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Crow tells PEOPLE that the machine is capable of detecting the disease up to 15 months earlier than typical mammography equipment.
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As our systems get better at detecting this, we show the content less, which drives the economic value for them down.
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By detecting where on the screen the loss of charge has occurred, the smartphone can figure out where you've touched it.
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And that's just what they've built: a cognition-aware system capable of detecting a user's internal state based on thermal imaging.
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Where it stands: The consensus today is that detecting deepfakes after they've been created is a stopgap — not a permanent solution.
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Detecting atmospheres around distant exoplanets isn't anything special, particularly when the exoplanet in question is as big as Saturn or Jupiter.
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The Department of Environmental Protection has begun detecting microcystins, cyanobacteria toxins which if ingested can cause nausea, vomiting, and liver failure.
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It would have been wise to alert as many people as possible in hopes of re-detecting and confirming the signal.
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We will further expand state and local programs aimed at detecting and responding to mental health conditions, including suicide prevention initiatives.
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Using their so-called hunger algorithm, the "Hungerithm," Snickers says they'll be detecting the hanger level of the internet until Dec.
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There are more legitimate uses for this data, such as financial companies detecting fraud, or roadside assistance firms finding stranded customers.
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After detecting the drone, it needs to be disabled by interfering with its navigation system or by simply shooting it down.
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These cameras had motion-detecting sensors, so they would start recording anytime someone entered an operating room, according to the lawsuit.
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We've reached out to Amazon for more information on reports of its emotion-detecting wearable device and the software behind it.
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Agabi says that one customer, a drone company, hopes the processors will prove superior in detecting methane leaks in oil refineries.
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By detecting and studying these tremors, scientists are hoping to learn more about the Martian interior, and how rocky planets formed.
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"A highly sensitive test for detecting cancer could potentially save thousands of lives and change the way the disease is treated."
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It does a good job detecting resting and running heart rate, mapping them out along a timeline on the Withings app.
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Other cash prizes will be given to teams that accomplish certain technical challenges, such as detecting water on the lunar surface.
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One big new worry for UK authorities in an age in which encryption technology is widely available, is detecting terrorist plots.
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The feature works by detecting when you're in an area with limited cell coverage and connected to a Wi-Fi network.
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The depth detecting front-facing cameras are also being put to use for things like image scanning and, yes, 3D selfies.
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The low-power SoCs allow the devices to focus more brainpower on identifying objects in their environment and rapidly detecting changes.
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On the immigration front, DNA collection didn't make sense – traditional fingerprint databases are far more efficient for detecting repeat border-crossers.
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Its machines, he said, were recently recognized as a world leader in detecting potentially cancerous lung nodules accurately from x-rays.
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SoCalGas, a unit of California energy company Sempra Energy , shut the giant storage field after detecting a massive leak in October.
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One key to detecting fakes, according to the company: sounds that seem normal, but that people aren't physically capable of making.
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In fact, Zyl can help you save a ton of space by detecting duplicates and helping you keep the best versions.
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They found it by detecting the warm glow of dust clouds heated by the formation of new stars in the galaxy.
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Read more: Germ-detecting AI and virtual farms: How tech will revolutionize food across the globe in the next 5 years
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Considering difficulty of detecting a Pollock forgery based simply on aesthetics alone, having a better understanding of physics could be vital.
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Click here to view original GIFIn addition to three simple buttons, users can interact with Yopparatchi using an alcohol-detecting breathalyzer.
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Similarly, companies have developed infrared, heat-detecting, lowlight sensors, and other filters law enforcement agencies can attach to cameras on drones.
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The agency is now funding research into detecting C.T.E. in living people and clarifying the link between its stages and symptoms.
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The fact that Facebook still has trouble detecting it without human help shows that the problem won't go away anytime soon.
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Detecting NDMA would have required gas chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry, a very sensitive level of testing, an EDQM spokeswoman said.
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Compared to DNA sequencing, sequencing RNA is more effective at detecting gene fusions—a common type of mutation in childhood cancers.
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What we're hearing: One of those strategists told me he's detecting something interesting — and concerning — from focus groups of Trump voters.
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The exams can help to preserve vision by detecting correctable or treatable problems like glaucoma, cataracts and age-related macular degeneration.
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The smoke produced by the blazes that ravaged the country may ruin entire vintages, but detecting contamination is a guessing game.
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The second part is are we detecting it quickly enough and are we having an enforcement action on it quickly enough?
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I would not feel confident detecting a lie a stranger told me, unless I was on very high alert for lies.
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By making small changes to street signs, they have duped cars into detecting a yield sign instead of a stop sign.
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Scientists at Johns Hopkins University replicated a human retina in a dish to explore how the eye's color-detecting cells develop.
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Detecting whether a juvenile sea turtle survives long enough to make babies can take 10 to 30 years while it matures.
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The company has previously used AI to push advances in healthcare, developing models for identifying eye diseases and detecting neck cancer.
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These studies and others like them show the tremendous potential to make meaningful advances in preventing, detecting and treating breast cancer.
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They asked women to perform a challenging perceptual task: detecting where a fuzzy pattern had appeared on a busy computer screen.
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Since then, police have shifted tactics, intensifying their presence in certain neighborhoods, and relying on increasingly sophisticated technology for detecting crime.
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Rather, the role of detecting and responding to unauthorized cyber intrusions is left largely to overworked security teams across U.S. industry.
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NASA's plans for the 2020s include landing humans on the moon, detecting quakes on Mars, and defending Earth from deadly asteroids
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Detecting the vibrations that elephants create with their feet and vocalizations may be a useful tool to protect them from poaching.
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There are practical reasons as well, designers say, for detecting a driver's emotional state: A calm driver is a safer driver.
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It was led by Hany Farid who developed the PhotoDNA tool for detecting and reporting images of child sexual exploitation online.
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Bulgarian intelligence agencies never reported detecting a Russian assassination team in the country, and possibly never realized it had been there.
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Two years later, Department of Homeland Security auditors found the TSA was still performing poorly in detecting dangerous items at checkpoints.
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The team designed motion-detecting collars, and they've trained dogs to "gesture" by moving their heads or bodies in certain ways.
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Detecting that an anomaly had taken place, the Crewed Dragon fired its Draco rocket engines, separating it from the Falcon 9.
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The U.N. is a critical part of preventing, detecting and responding to global disease outbreaks from measles to Ebola and beyond.
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" She added that commanders "must not be removed from the decision-making responsibility of preventing, detecting, and prosecuting military sexual assault.
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It offers photos and footage in crystal clear 1080p quality and has a built-in sensor that's capable of detecting motion.
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The passive entry system requires you to push a button on the door to unlock it, rather than detecting your hand.
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Now he combines the knowledge from both professions as a private consultant detecting fraud in the finances of top NBA players.
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Watch this "how-to" video on metal detecting, and then share with a classmate your own experiences with this popular hobby.
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By encouraging customers to catch problems early, such as detecting leaks with sensors, the company aims to pay out fewer claims.
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Stephen Conley, another scientist, said the initial readings from methane-detecting equipment in November made him think there was a malfunction.
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Since 2015, the LIGO-Virgo observatories have been detecting gravitational wave radiation from merging stellar-mass black holes and neutron stars.
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It also has a accelerometer, a motion-detecting device that picks up vibrations from movement, which would include the horizontal tango.
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"Border management... should not be based on narrow policies aimed only at detecting, detaining and expeditiously deporting irregular migrants," she said.
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Something about the Nest being new and "smart" makes me feel like it's actually better at detecting fire or carbon monoxide.
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Since the test is capable of detecting the level of the virus in the blood, rather than relying on the presence antibodies, it could be valuable to patients on retroviral drugs, detecting whether the medication is doing its intended job and keeping HIV levels down, or whether the virus has developed a resistance to the drugs.
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Detecting a burst at the same time as a wave signal made the astronomers confident they were seeing two neutron stars merge.
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The company says the system "learns from the driver by detecting emotions behind their judgments," and bases future recommendations off of that.
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Take 2: X-ray detecting instruments made it into orbit in 2005 but a helium leak caused the primary one to malfunction.
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This includes collecting security data integrated with Office 365, detecting and responding to threats, and performing root cause investigations into suspicious activities.
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And the spokesperson told Business Insider that it could also be used for future security capabilities, like detecting breaking glass through sound.
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Around the same time, Spain's financial intelligence unit, Sepblac, was also detecting a spike in transfers to China from money transfer firms.
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Facebook announced on Friday that it will roll out new technology for detecting intimate, non-consensually shared images known as revenge porn.
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In 2005, Congress tasked NASA with detecting and cataloguing 90 percent of the near-Earth objects larger than 460 feet (140 meters).
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The range is decent, too, detecting my keys on the ground floor while I'm at the top of a three-story home.
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The researchers used a method called gas chromatography-mass spectrometry to identify organic material preserved in the braziers, detecting marijuana's chemical signature.
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One cardiologist "said it isn't clear whether the watch's benefits in detecting asymptomatic cases outweigh such risks," the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Since detecting a first case in early August, over 50 more have been reported in more than a dozen provinces and municipalities.
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Jon Najarian, one of the leaders of CNBC's "Halftime Portfolio " competition, bought shares of an aircraft manufacturer after detecting unusual trading activity.
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Japan has put its anti-ballistic missile forces on alert several times this year after detecting signs of launches by North Korea.
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As they were tiptoeing through the house one night, they kept detecting a rancid odor that would come and go, she says.
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Alongside the Smyte team, we are exploring new tactics for detecting and removing malicious accounts as we scale our level of impact.
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Click here to view original GIFThe self-driving car had a hard time detecting stationary objects like cars in front of it.
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"Detecting and breaking every chain of transmission has been a monumental achievement," said Dr. Margaret Chan, WHO director general, in a statement.
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"We're specifically looking for bad guys, and detecting the difference between a normal actor and someone acting out of bounds," says Odom.
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RoboKiller claims it's been good at doing so since the beginning, and Nomorobo has also made detecting neighborhood spoofing a major focus.
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Two people familiar with Facebook's process said the company had strengthened its formula for detecting deceptive accounts being run by automated means.
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Big data also can help scientists closely monitor the efficacy of drugs, as well as detecting very early signs of drug resistance.
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We're just getting better at detecting them, and an increasing number of people are in areas likely to be affected by them.
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Stiller credited being alive today to a cancer detecting test called Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA), which involves testing a patient's blood sample.
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Analyst: Searchers are nearing wreckage Detecting the beacon is a sign that searchers are closing in, CNN aviation analyst Mary Schiavo said.
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Resistive screens, which work by detecting simple pressure, are fine enough for poking at icons, but not great for swiping and scrolling.
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You can turn on and disable these features whenever you like — and they work for group photos, too, detecting each face individually.
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CTs are used for a plethora of reasons, among them finding kidney stones, evaluating chest pain and detecting tumors or other abnormalities.
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Detecting tone of voice virtually can be damn near impossible, hence why written communication can lead to bad vibes and unwarranted arguments.
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"Aifloo is a completely new e-health system that continually learns about an individual's behavior – detecting if something is wrong," explains Etzler.
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"Because MOTAG identifies malicious users solely by detecting if the server is under attack, attackers can't evade detection by mimicking normal users."
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We've updated this story, which originally ran on January 25, 2018, about why Autopilot and similar systems have trouble detecting stopped vehicles.
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This is interesting news, as the company says that the new tech hub will focus on security, in particular detecting fraudulent activity.
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The trouble is, we have no way of detecting dark matter directly, though we can see its gravitational effects on distant stars.
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At its core, fraud prevention for e-commerce is detecting when people buy with credit cards that do not belong to them.
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During his time at Yahoo, Lord "was responsible for detecting two massive data breaches that occurred prior to his arrival," per Wired.
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Detecting people is one of the most commonly attempted computer vision problems, and the algorithms that do it have gotten quite good.
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But the FBI sent a flash alert in August to states after detecting breaches in voter registration databases in Arizona and Illinois.
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The method is inspired by Maurits Michel van Dantzig, the father of this method of detecting art forgery, who called it Pictology.
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The work was done by the LISA Pathfinder mission — a team trying to prove that a wave-detecting spacecraft can actually work.
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But without that health insurance, she might have delayed going to the doctor, having the necessary tests, and detecting the stomach cancer.
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The colorization tool is just one part of Algorithmia's API, which does everything from summarizing English text to detecting nudity in pictures.
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What if your car, detecting your change of mood through an array of sensors and cameras, suddenly asked how you were feeling?
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But there's more, automatic lowering of volume if motion is not detected, additional sensors for alarms, and detecting users for HVAC systems.
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We've also made significant progress in proactively detecting hate speech on our services, which helps us get to potentially harmful content faster.
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And this year's pilot program to use rapid DNA instruments at the border has shown success in detecting fraudulent biological relationship claims.
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This is a terrible policy that would cripple the achievement of vital public purposes including detecting terrorist financing, fraud and money laundering.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray publicly praised the agency's forensics team for promptly detecting a fingerprint left on a package addressed to Rep.
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Detecting audio deepfakes requires training a computer to listen for inaudible hints that the voice couldn't have come from an actual person.
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Yang proposes assisting companies in detecting bots and penalizing those that don't meet "minimum effectiveness thresholds" at regulating the spread of misinformation.
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However, this method will only let you know if Windows is detecting your microphone — it won't tell you how you actually sound.
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Knowing where a company's CEO is traveling and changes in the executive's travel patterns could be helpful in detecting M&A activity.
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But, according to McCord, you have to do it in order to keep progressing in your career and detecting complacency within yourself.
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Either can be had with a few semi-autonomous driving assist features, including radar cruise control and pedestrian-detecting automatic emergency brakes.
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Detecting transits takes incredible precision, and Kepler performed beautifully for four years, finding as much as half of all the known exoplanets.
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It is one of the initial steps toward an autonomous robot that is capable of detecting a scent and localizing its source.
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In the months since its introduction, the app has outperformed its creators' expectations, detecting over 200 earthquakes in more than ten countries.
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So, they're focused on detecting collective anomalies — accounts and behavior that deviate from the norm for their user base as a whole.
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"Detecting the disk around Sagittarius A* with Webb would be a home run," Torsten Böker, a JWST astronomer, said in the release.
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Facebook's ex-security chief Alex Stamos says tech companies need to get better at hunting and detecting employees being recruited as spies.
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Humans have evolved a complex apparatus for detecting the emotional states of others by intuitively assessing the micromuscular movements of the face.
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"The prognosis is very good and I'm profoundly grateful to my doctors for detecting the tumor early," Murphy said at the time.
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Those two states have so far been the hardest-hit, with Washington detecting at least 39 infections and California at least 36.
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"We, among everyone else, have witnessed the deficiencies that inconsistent practices in detecting, reporting and removing this material cause," Ms. Souras said.
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"We don't know if the eel DNA we are detecting is from a gigantic eel or just many small eels," he said.
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Detecting fraud and cybercrime relies upon compiling and analyzing large sets of metadata, as bad actors intentionally strike broadly and over time.
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This includes vast networks of fiber lines — and perhaps satellites — as well as specialized devices capable of detecting individual photons of light.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office assigned the investigation to its Conviction Review Unit, a team of prosecutors devoted to detecting wrongful convictions.
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The metal-detecting needle didn't budge, but when we tested the machine by dropping a penny in the snow, it beeped again.
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And the attack in Christchurch showed the technology still has a long way to go when it comes to detecting violent images.
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Visual One: Movement-detecting security cameras can bring up a lot of false positives: there's motion, yes, but not necessarily anything harmful.
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Nauru is one of the least prepared countries for detecting an outbreak early on, with an early detection category score of 4.4.
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Microbiology experts in Spain have said that rapid coronavirus tests that the country bought from China are not consistently detecting positive cases.
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Some of my colleagues in the news media seem at pains to avoid detecting a whiff of race-baiting in Trump's attacks.
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In reality, said Dr. Zeidel, people and animals get thirsty because salt-detecting neurons in the mouth stimulate an urge to drink.
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The study shows space technology could become a key tool in detecting leaks of methane — one of the most potent greenhouse gases.
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"The prognosis is very good and I'm profoundly grateful to my doctors for detecting the tumor early," Mr. Murphy wrote on Twitter.
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But they were less successful at detecting prey, most likely because the altered chemistry of the seawater interfered with their nervous systems.
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It was that same day that investigators began to focus on the farm, after detecting a signal there from Mr. Finocchiaro's cellphone.
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Three young dogs will specialize in detecting explosives, while an additional three will be trained to smell currency, according to contract documents.
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The new feature works by detecting which language your phone is currently using, then determining when to show you the translate option.
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Last April, YouTube announced that AI systems were detecting most of the videos that ended up getting taken down from the site.
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It has been developing its own cancer-detecting technology using light-emitting nanoparticles to mark proteins that are drawn to cancer cells.
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After all, if we felt strongly enough about detecting asymptomatic people who might have atrial fibrillation, we could screen everyone with electrocardiograms.
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Motion-detecting floodlights and cameras are scattered around the Pine Tree grounds, installed chiefly because of him, but these are a joke.
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"You think you get better at detecting the red flags, they just get better at hiding them," laments a third in the series.
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The Shanghai start-up is developing LiDAR (or light-ranging and detecting) sensors that serve as the eyes of a self-driving car.
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We found that the military relied on tests which are not capable of detecting all the PFAS chemicals it believed to be present.
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Called the "Eye See", the laser-equipped helmet is capable of detecting obstacles, as well as identifying text and describing people you meet.
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There is currently no effective way of detecting this form of cancer early and current treatments are not that effective, the study highlights.
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There's this hope that LIGO will "open up a new window on the universe" by detecting gravitational waves from previously unknown astrophysical objects.
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The PDCO formalizes the agency's existing program for detecting and tracking neart-earth objects (NEOs), which NASA has been studying since the 1970s.
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The PDCO formalizes the agency's existing program for detecting and tracking near-earth objects (NEOs), which NASA has been studying since the 1970s.
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But when scientists developed an algorithm for detecting penguin guano in NASA Landsat imagery, the Danger Islands showed up as an untapped hotspot.
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For example, an enemy with thermal imagers could locate U.S. forces who are concealed to the naked eye by detecting their heat signatures.
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The new limits "set a high bar for the grocery industry for detecting and fixing coolant leaks," an EPA official, Cynthia Giles, said.
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Shockingly, for the three celebs the emotion levels doubled to 6% — mainly detecting "contempt," according to Macbeth, in a study published in October.
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This particular magic trick happens thanks to JavaScript operating in your browser and detecting what's happening on a particular site in real time.
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This does at least suggest that psychopaths who are poorer at detecting bodily signals feel less emotion and therefore less empathy for others.
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"Surveillance is typically biased towards detecting clinically severe cases, particularly at the start of an epidemic when diagnostic capacity is limited," they wrote.
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Homeland Security says that the data from these commercially available records is used to generate leads about border crossing and detecting human traffickers.
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LiDAR is exceptionally useful for detecting archeological sites, as it penetrates through jungle cover and other features that hinder exploration on the ground.
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But another would be to say that Mr. Lisicky has a gift for understanding suffering, an added bundle of receptors for detecting loneliness.
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ARCore focuses on detecting planes, not human bodies or facial features, although characters in Oz do respond when the camera sees a face.
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Facebook has been blamed for not detecting Russian actors while they were posting fake content in an effort to sway the 2016 election.
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IATA, the main international-airline association, hopes they can be averted, by increasing scrutiny of cabin luggage and employing better bomb-detecting technology.
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Chrome's animation features can now be disabled to reduce motion sickness, and there's a new flag to block websites from detecting Incognito Mode.
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While Pepper is able to interact with people by talking to them and detecting emotion, Groove X's upcoming robot will not use words.
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A return to full-scale intifada looks unlikely for these reasons, and also because the Israelis have got much better at detecting enemies.
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During the downtime, the scientists will work to improve the sensitivity of their observatories to make them even better at detecting gravitational waves.
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The legislation makes exceptions if the woman's health is at risk and if a medical emergency prevents physicians from detecting the fetal heartbeat.
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With the press of a button, Withings says it's capable of detecting all of the above in around a minute and a half.
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According to the company, the tech is capable of detecting force between 2g and 5kg force sensing, with tracking accuracy of around 0.1mm.
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Extra monies will be handed out for exceeding the basic requirements, such as travelling extra distance, detecting water ice, and visiting Apollo sites.
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As smartphones have gotten better at detecting how people drive, insurers are responding to that by offering more usage-based insurance, Bézard said.
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The rats' accuracy at detecting TB is almost 100 percent, but they cannot distinguish between normal and drug-resistant strains, APOPO scientists say.
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It's detecting electromagnetic fields, which are given off by anything electric: appliances, your power box at your house, power lines that go overhead.
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Suddenly I needed to have my assistant taste everything because I was incapable of detecting the least nuance in what I was making.
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Well, humans are evidently still pretty bad at detecting and avoiding danger, but apparently us and dogs can agree on one thing: reggae.
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In addition to detecting Io's intense radiation signature, the SRU camera caught evidence of activity from several other volcanoes on Io's roiling surface.
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Numerous tests have shown its ability to ward off nearly 100% of virus and malware-based threats, while rarely detecting any false positives.
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One important thing to note about detecting a something off: Uncooked spoiled seafood can have an ammonia odor that becomes stronger after cooking.
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has announced its own initiative to find better methods for detecting and evaluating synthetic bioweapons.
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About 22012 years ago, Dr. Stephen Fienberg chaired a committee charged by Congress to examine the polygraph's validity as a lie-detecting device.
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In the past 50 years, some of the most sensitive and sophisticated scientific instruments ever built have been dedicated to detecting dark matter.
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Elliptic Labs promises its solution is "at par or better" than infrared in terms of accuracy and latency when detecting the user's head.
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One of the most difficult things about detecting manipulated photos, or "deepfakes," is that digital photo files aren't coded to be tamper-evident.
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The REM pod, the divining rods, the EMF detector—all have been pretty convincingly debunked, their ghost-detecting abilities shown to be glitches.
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The app also is capable of detecting duplicate sponges, even if they're held up in front of the camera in a different orientation.
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The latest gadget of questionable necessity is a new line of smart shirts that are capable of detecting dangerous pollutants in the air.
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And similar language ("Chrome scans your computer periodically for the sole purpose of detecting potentially unwanted software") has been there for even longer.
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But detecting previously unknown photos and videos is far more difficult, and often requires testing thousands or millions of images to ensure accuracy.
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The Japanese military has prepared for the possibility of North Korea firing a ballistic missile after detecting evidence of launch preparation, Reuters reported.
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Barry leads the fraud team, which reads reviews caught by the fraud-detecting software; these are often sent from fake e-mail addresses.
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A critical tool: Advanced Imaging Techniques Detecting the effects of concussions requires a specific set of tools, namely advanced imaging techniques and devices.
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