The Cauchy horizon can be thought of as the barrier between the deterministic and non-deterministic universe.
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The hormonal perspective on human psychology is a deterministic one.
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Having a high score "is not deterministic," Dr. Kathiresan said.
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All videogames are deterministic; some just mask it better than others.
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We work with probabilistic and deterministic data to create those graphs.
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This isn't to say we should adopt a technologically deterministic view.
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Many people found this sort of thing deterministic and upsetting. Why?
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Yet this breeziness is refreshing because the book is anti-deterministic.
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But in making that argument, Beard veers into a strangely deterministic place.
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It's deterministic and reversible, if you can make a hologram of it.
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Beyond the Cauchy horizon, the deterministic physical world breaks down into indeterminacy.
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Getting large real estate corporates to adopt a new technology is often deterministic.
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AI & ML systems especially artificially intelligent systems are not guaranteed to exhibit deterministic behavior.
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Not to mention that the information our genes offer up is probabilistic, not deterministic.
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Yarn uses lockfiles and a deterministic install algorithm to create consistent file structures across machines.
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"I think we have the break glass ceiling in terms of deterministic design," he said.
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We are extremely deterministic to not cause this damage of false positives and false negatives.
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Specifically, in your discussion of free will, you reluctantly embrace a deterministic account of human behavior.
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Essentially, they take a string, do some deterministic process on it to generate a private key.
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This system was still deterministic, with no random chance intruding between one moment and the next.
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"When we had refueling the strategies were far more deterministic than they are now," he said.
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Included in this category are all deterministic schools of thought, from Freudianism and Marxism to neo-Darwinism.
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Or does the deterministic conceit ultimately result in exactly the languor he's been exploiting for 200 pages?
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They also discussed the extent to which they buy into the series's deterministic vision of the universe.
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Sarah, as she is called here, is both linchpin and catalyst for the deterministic events that follow.
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Flowing water can produce unpredictable turbulence, for example, even though the molecules are obeying simple, deterministic physical laws.
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So although the jump itself comes at a random time, there is also something deterministic in its approach.
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Historically, the FAA has allowed only deterministic software, programs that produce the same results from the same inputs.
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It's flexible, not deterministic, which in theory would allow it to adapt more easily to dynamic human environments.
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We can imagine much simpler and more deterministic-y things in the same way, such as computer programs.
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Another tendency is evident in the deterministic, heavily impastoed paintings of Jonathan Lasker, Bram Bogart and Peter Halley.
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These are sequences of numbers that appear to be random, despite being generated by a deterministic mathematical procedure.
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The reason that physics can be used to predict things in nature is because the universe is deterministic.
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But all point to the indisputable fact that, throughout history, art has created and reflected realities that remain deterministic.
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This sort of nature-harvested randomness isn't perfect, but it also isn't created by a human-designed deterministic algorithm.
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He likes to use the tube as completely non-deterministic random source (the entropy source) to produce different behaviors.
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Considering how they differ in their premises, it is striking how consistently they exclude personal agency, how deterministic they are.
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Nadal's grunt is marked by something called "deterministic chaos"—a roughness like a chainsaw starting up, or a baby's wail.
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Basketball's extraordinarily large possession count makes the game profoundly deterministic, the better team winning WAY more often than they don't.
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Length seemed to be a deterministic variable, a so-called state variable, predicting how the network of creases would evolve.
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What appears to us as non-deterministic is really as certain as what we should expect intuitivity (alive or dead, etc.).
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Kong stresses that these types of results aren't deterministic, but are small genetic effects that add up on the population level.
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No matter how logical and lucid someone might be, it's always nice to be told you're special by a deterministic authority.
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And yet, for all of that, it seems important to hold open a little space for change, despite the deterministic trends.
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Yet for all this nuance, Darkest Dungeon's memories are still fairly deterministic: The Quirks are hard-coded, as are their causes.
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In Arrival's deterministic universe, free will exists in the form of following through on a choice you already know you'll make.
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I wanted to use narrative—which I see as a deterministic, scripted force—to counterbalance the entropy and chaos in the simulations.
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"I noticed these differences, even when I didn't necessarily put emphasis on them or think that they were socially deterministic," he said.
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Computers are deterministic—for most applications we do indeed prefer that they return the same answer for the same question, every time.
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Obama doesn't seem to recognize that such a deterministic view of women is the antithesis of true respect for individuality and diversity.
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Lepton gets one part of its savings by more efficiently encoding brightness values that are stored in a highly deterministic way in JPEGs.
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The de Broglie-Bohm theory, a deterministic and realistic alternative to standard quantum mechanics, is perfectly capable of explaining the delayed-choice experiment.
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The calibrated Euro ensemble comes much closer to representing the full range of uncertainty than the "deterministic" runs of a few different models.
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Sartre was an "incompatibilist" about free will: He considered freedom to be at odds with the deterministic universe implied by our best physics.
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"I am very hesitant to make a huge deterministic claim about an incredibly complex culture that's existed for many thousands of years," Chandra says.
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Technologists inhabit the worlds of deterministic logic and computable probabilities, but lawyers are at home amid unpredictability, noncompliance, and even the possibility of catastrophe.
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Instead of algorithms presenting deterministic "yes" or "no" results to queries, new systems are able to offer up more probabilistic inferences about the world.
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There's also something called "Deterministic Latency Engine," which should make HarmonyOS better at prioritizing tasks and scheduling them in advance, which, again, should improve performance.
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"It's difficult to transfer this into the real world because there objects aren't deterministic and, for example, a car can take a turn," says Ekman.
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By historical standards this would be considered AI, but most use deterministic methods, which means that the same inputs will always produce the same outputs.
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And you get what Gorlin calls "the most deterministic tracking," since you can follow the gig on your phone, and even call or text the driver.
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Single-player, deterministic perfect information games like chess and Go are actually well-suited to computers — there's not much psychology (like poker), no teamwork (like bridge).
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Plus, genes aren't deterministic; whether a dog was raised in a loving or abusive home, for example, could shape how friendly it is as an adult.
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Speaking at the press conference, the authors said the advent of labiodental sounds was not the result of a "deterministic" process, that is, it wasn't inevitable.
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There's a sort of deterministic fatalism here, a fear that if people are not tall, they will be unable to find happiness, partnership, or professional success.
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Rethinking these issues will hopefully allow us to design non-deterministic, transparent and accountable algorithms that recognize the complex, evolving and multifaceted nature of our individuality.
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These inferences result in increasingly deterministic recommendation systems, which tend to reinforce existing beliefs and practices similar to the echo chambers in our social media feeds.
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The events they detect are caused by background radiation, or the radioactive decay of atoms, which Baecker says is a complete non-deterministic and unpredictable process.
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They generally fall into two categories — you're either using login information (the "deterministic" approach) or you're making an educated guess based on user behavior (the "probabilistic" approach).
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Determinism versus randomnessIn physics-speak, scientists categorize a coin flip as deterministic, since the outcome is determined by factors that are in place before the coin lands.
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Far from positing an optimistic or deterministic outlook on the evolution of history, these artists show that revisiting history is always also a reflection on the present.
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Our brains, even though we think of them as command centers, are coupled in deterministic physical ways to all kinds of influences both inside and outside of us.
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"DNA is not destiny; it is not deterministic for this disease," said Dr. Sekar Kathiresan, the director of the Center for Human Genetic Research at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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This would, in theory, allow an observer to pass through the Cauchy horizon and exist in a non-deterministic world where their past no longer determines their future.
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The theory is fully deterministic; if you know the initial state of a system, and you've got the wave function, you can calculate where each particle will end up.
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To date, no brain abnormality or genetic variation has been shown to have a deterministic effect on a person's behavior, and it's reasonable to assume that one never will.
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A truly modern left, one cannot help but think, would be at liberty to shed a manufacturing-era, deterministic framework like Marxism, allegorized and hyperextended far beyond its time.
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This is not to say that evolution is deterministic (random events like asteroid impacts and genetic mutations still happen), but that the number of evolutionary end points isn't limitless.
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And its development was as deterministic as a programmer could wish; every adult with the same number of cells arranged the same way, every connection between nerves constant and mappable.
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So Ahuja is pitching the new Adobe Marketing Cloud Device Co-op as a way to combine the accuracy of the deterministic approach with the scale of the probabilistic one.
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Exclusively for GARAGE, Cheng and Haley Mellin discuss the connection between mind and body, the effects of software on culture, and the tension between deterministic narrative and abysmal base reality.
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Malcolm Harris's 2017 book, "Kids These Days: The Making of Millennials," sees a generation formed not by some deterministic cycle but by the punishing logic of an ever-accelerating capitalism.
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Assuming no deterministic hidden-variable theory exists, you can create a quantum-mechanical random number generator that is provably secure and random, such that the two conditions above both fail.
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But despite a structural conceit that establishes the action as an exercise in deterministic tragedy, the show, directed by Joe Mantegna and marred by a mawkish underscore, lacks propulsive energy.
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L's fountain, Vaughn's public transit seats — and questions about who is allowed to use them, in what context, and according to what physical, deterministic criteria — take on historical, embodied meanings.
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Indeed, these forces, when they can be isolated, appear perfectly deterministic and reliable—physicists can predict with high precision the outcomes of particle collisions at the Large Hadron Collider, for instance.
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"There's boundaries to where OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) want to put Linux or can put Linux based both on its memory requirements as well and latency and deterministic constraints," he said.
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Software built using open source components is still deterministic in nature i..e the software is designed and written to perform exactly the same way each time each time it is executed.
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Such safety hazards are quite predictable — systematic failures are deterministic and random hardware failure rates can be predicted with reasonable accuracy — and the nature of the hazards will not change over time.
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The operating system will have what is known as a Deterministic Latency Engine, which as its name implies helps the software discern which tasks to prioritize in order to achieve fast performance.
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Other ad tech companies, lacking in this first-party data, have to rely on a complex web of deterministic modelling in order to correctly identify (anonymously) the audiences they want to target.
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Indeed, Afghanistan represents the triumph of the deterministic forces of geography, history, culture, and ethnic and sectarian awareness, with Pashtuns, Tajiks, Uzbeks and Hazaras and other groups competing for patches of ground.
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Nearly 30 years ago, Kondrashov, then a scientist in the Soviet Union, wrote a paper for Nature that pointed out this process, now called the deterministic mutation hypothesis, could help to justify sex.
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Farhusha says that certain systems of palmistry refer to this line as the "soulmate line" or "marriage line," but those descriptions lead to deterministic interpretations, which, as we've said before, aren't very dependable.
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I made choose-your-own-adventure games and a Tic-Tac-Toe game (complete with what a startup might call "AI" but is probably better referred to as a deterministic finite state machine).
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The name "millennial" was bestowed by William Strauss and Neil Howe, a pair of demographers peddling an oddly deterministic theory of American history — that it works in roughly 80-year, four-generation cycles.
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Whereas for the Greek playwrights the universe tends to be deterministic, the hero at the mercy of forces beyond his control, for Shakespeare the tragedy lies in the very choices the protagonist makes.
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" Sarah Zhang, writing in The Atlantic, pointed out that the project exists within a broader, growing marketing strategy intended to "tap into the idea that DNA is deterministic, that genetic differences are meaningful.
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Utilizing the proven 863p wireless protocol instead of slower and less reliable cellular networks, the RoadLINK solution delivers deterministic performance for safety-critical applications, while also providing higher levels of security and privacy protection.
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Quantum mechanics replaced wholesale the centuries-old notion of a clockwork, deterministic universe with a reality that deals in probabilities rather than certainties—one where the very act of measurement affects what is measured.
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A packet traveling from some start node in a network—say an ad hoc network of mobile devices—follows a deterministic path to its destination, which is calculated based on a variety of factors.
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There is something entrancing and terrifying about any deterministic theory that predicts the role we are destined to play in society and lets you believe that you understand your opponent better than he understands himself.
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Meanwhile, there is good reason to worry that the ace score is the new I.Q., a deterministic label that is being used to sort children into those who can be helped and those who can't.
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These results might sound a bit deterministic, and kind of obvious, but they were based on data from 1,165 subjects whose consumption habits were tracked from the age of 12 until up to 34 years old.
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One area of potential tension between product and engineering is that engineering problems often have a more deterministic outcome, meaning that engineering problems are more likely to produce the same output from a given starting point.
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"What we found was that it was not inevitable, not deterministic, not the majority of these cases," Dr. Widom said in an interview for the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
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Our bottom line is that there is a responsible, scientifically informed alternative to Murrayism: a non-essentialist view of intelligence, a non-deterministic view of behavior genetics, and a view of group differences that avoids oversimplified biology.
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Security consulting firm Versprite outlined the issue in a blog post this morning, noting how Airmail 3 uses both a custom URL scheme and a so-called "deterministic" file system location for email messages for any given account.
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"The minutes were not as deterministic as market optimists had hoped when it comes to the consideration that appeared to anchor the Feds dramatic policy U-turn in January," said Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz.
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As if what Call of Duty needed was to be appreciated as a deterministic foreshadowing of a future in which we'll be too busy shooting each other in the real world to do so in the virtual one.
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His sexual awakening flies by too quickly, and the impact of his passion for her does not quite register — and it needs to in order for the title's deterministic reference to Oscar's brief life to be fully realized.
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Eventually, we may even be able to look at neutrinos arriving from deep space and make inferences further supporting the non-deterministic view of quantum mechanics (which is, by the by, now favored by physicists by an enormous margin).
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Social realism in a symbolist key, "Dogman" is at times more pleasurable to look at than to experience, because it's so deterministic and because there's so little ordinary feeling beyond Marcello's uncomplicated love for his daughter, neighbors and dogs.
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I don't see any conflict with science and while some scientists are deterministic, others accept the kind of radical and perpetual revision of reality by the ideas embodied in works of art that you and I both appreciate so much.
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"This is really a consolidation to make it a bit more deterministic, orderly and more rules-based, so it is a very good thing, smart move by the exchange," said Jamie Selway, a market structure analyst at ITG in New York.
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It's deterministic, in a sense: Trial and error, over and over, lead it down this less-than-ideal path, where it's trying to get better at loading the rack sideways, and now it can't back up and try something new.
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We cannot consider what is happening now a deterministic death knell for the values that have underpinned the United States for centuries and the global system -- largely constructed through institutions, documents and agreement on shared values -- for more than seven decades.
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Because exact, deterministic statements are beyond the reach of mathematics, it's more useful to imagine that the forces acting on the paint occur at random — sometimes stirring it this way, sometimes stirring it that way, with no underlying pattern to the stirring.
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The nominatively deterministic history of Captain Marvel—Carol Danvers, Earth pilot with alien superpowers, hero of a Marvel movie coming out in March—in fact is also the history of women superheroes and how comic books have changed over their 80 years.
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"The common challenge of using deterministic returns — 63 percent static return year in and year out — is that there is no consideration for the real world and the likely randomness that will be experienced," said Kevin Loffredi, senior product manager of annuity solutions at Morningstar.
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Often shot in luxuriant black and white, these are movies to swoon over, though how long you do so in "Lover for a Day" depends on whether you find its ideas about love, faithfulness, men and women charmingly old-fashioned, exasperatingly naïve or merely deterministic.
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I think it's teaching people that most genetics is not deterministic — that these markers don't mean you're definitely all one ancestry or you're definitely gonna have a disease — but that most genetics is probabilistic, meaning that we measure the likelihood that something is true.
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Unless one falls into a deterministic notion that all art is forever destined to be a luxury good — and we are unable to imagine and construct another communicative role for art — we should take seriously the challenge to cultural reification that Buren's anachronistic interventions once posed.
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In a letter to physicist Max Born, in the spring of 1952, Einstein weighed in on Bohm's work: Have you noticed that Bohm believes (as de Broglie did, by the way, 25 years ago) that he is able to interpret the quantum theory in deterministic terms?
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Most industrial facilities or power grids or other types of infrastructure are very deterministic: their daily activities almost never change, which means it's easy to detect abnormalities in the patterns, but also difficult to do so without disrupting those patterns, since they are very sensitive to changes.
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Just as codes reduce noise (and thus uncertainty) in transmitted data—Claude Shannon's 63 insight that formed the bedrock of information theory—Hoel claims that macro states also reduce noise and uncertainty in a system's causal structure, strengthening causal relationships and making the system's behavior more deterministic.
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When we want to send some secure information across a future quantum internet—which would rely on satellite relays—we need to encode it in certain properties of particles that don't make a whole lot of sense in our classical world of large and deterministic phenomena.
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Elsewhere, she describes it as part of "our cultural DNA," a metaphor that suggests it is transmitted through the generations as part of the deep structure of collective life, and perhaps implies more broadly that cultural attitudes are like genetic material—a confusing and potentially deterministic point of view.
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By way of explanation, the paper somewhat briefly proposes that the answer might have something to do with pilot-wave theory, a deterministic approach to quantum mechanics that states that particles have fixed locations, but that the physics must act in strange ways for this to be the case.
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But from parents giving online mystery supplements to their kids to the internet forums where short people debate the best ways to grow taller, there's also a sort of deterministic fatalism here, a fear that if people are not tall, they will be unable to find happiness, partnership, or professional success.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter This grand, bursting-at-the-seams wrap-up to one crowded realm of the Marvel superhero universe starts out as three parts jokes, two parts dramatic juggling act and one part deterministic action, an equation that's been completely reversed by the time of the film's startling climax.
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This is about getting Samsung chips and other equipment into cars, and the companies are already showing off how the results will look: TTTech specialises across a range of services like "functional safety, deterministic networking, real-time systems, and complex software integration" for autonomous and other automated systems, and its safety tech powers the piloting program on the Audi 8.
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For our interview, High provided a thorough sense of why transparency is so key in relation to machines, systems or algorithms that deal with human emotion: They're subject to the human condition — that is, all of the forms of expression that we leverage to communicate our thoughts, ideas and knowledge, and all of the experiences that we're exposed to that shapes those thoughts — cognitive systems don't behave like other deterministic (mathematically modeled) computing systems.
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David French, also of National Review, backs up Williamson using less colorful language but in some ways makes an even more explosive charge — that conservatives should regard economically struggling white people in rural communities in the same way they regard economically struggling black people living in inner-city communities: For generations, conservatives have rightly railed against deterministic progressive notions that put human choices at the mercy of race, class, history, or economics.
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