All of the sudden the lights started getting brighter, dimmer, brighter, dimmer, until it was as bright as sunshine in here.
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It's dimmable via the Ikea Home Smart app or an Ikea wireless dimmer (sold separately), but the company doesn't recommend connecting it to a hardwired dimmer — same for the Hue bulb.
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His neighbor, Juan Manuel Hernandez Lozano, takes a dimmer view.
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Copper stills tend to make the flavors a little dimmer.
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Sometimes the apple is also considerably dimmer than the tree.
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"The threat picture is getting dimmer, not brighter," Nielsen acknowledged.
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Still, the prospect of a coalition victory is growing dimmer.
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Slowly, the lights get dimmer and the ambient noise gets louder.
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But their quality is distinctly dimmer than in the section's heyday.
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Ms Tsai's hopes of re-election in 2020 are looking dimmer.
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At night, the haze clouds evaporate, and the spots grow dimmer.
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When a planet crosses a star, the star becomes briefly dimmer.
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The best part of Ikea's new smart light system is its dimmer.
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If there was a mothering switch, I hadn't yet found the dimmer.
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In dimmer environments with less definition, it may not perform as well.
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Consumers can customize each button on the dimmer switch via the app.
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The year is young, but Ryan's future looks dimmer by the day.
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Other analysts took a dimmer view of Tesla's recently announced capital raise.
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But many of the residents, Muniz told me, took a dimmer view.
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Voters had a dimmer view of the fairness of the media, however.
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Former employees like Ms. Sommer took a dimmer view of the school.
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It was frosted glass, and this dimmer controlled the level of opacity.
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The news media today, however, has much dimmer support with the public.
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That prospect, however, is looking increasingly and dangerously dimmer by the day.
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But its chances of passage grew significantly dimmer on Friday when Sen.
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"Trampoline," one of the dimmer songs here, features some overt Drake-isms.
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When tinted to deeper colors like red or blue, it becomes considerably dimmer.
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By 2016, however, Home Depot had taken a dimmer view of Palantir's services.
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I wish he was on a dimmer switch that could be turned down.
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Brilliant adds a dimmer switch and smart plug to its smart home ecosystem
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And anyone who uses the dimmer won't turn off the light switch itself.
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The $39.95 Aurora dimmer is Lutron's first product to work with Hue lights.
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Analysts have been taking a dimmer view of what is ahead for earnings.
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They work in dimmer light, too, like that of a home or office.
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But it is likely to take a dimmer view of the price controls.
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Always, always have all your light switches on a dimmer, no matter what.
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It's as if someone turned down a dimmer switch on the whole state.
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The feeling always lingers, he says, but it grows dimmer by the day.
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You tell me I look dimmer, like the light in me is underwater.
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As the moon bit into more of the sun, daylight slowly became dimmer.
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Instead, I like to think of the moral conundrum as a light dimmer.
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When I went back outside, the light had begun to change, growing dimmer.
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The dimmer will be available with or without a built-in motion detector.
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Prospects are even dimmer with airline credit cards that have lower annual fees.
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Meanwhile, the prospects of the current Trumpcare legislation appear dimmer by the day.
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The future, moreover, looks brighter still—or dimmer, if you are an illicit fisherman.
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The selfie camera, in dimmer lighting, is so grainy that it almost looks stylized.
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But there's still a magical quality to it all, even among the dimmer spotlight.
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It depicts a dim future for humanity, and a dimmer present for its genre.
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And when stars collapse rather than explode outward, they are usually a lot dimmer.
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K2-288Bb orbits the smaller, dimmer star, completing a full orbit every 1383 days.
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You can also get a dimmer switch, if possible, for household lights, Giebultowicz suggested.
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"It's not a dimmer switch," said Dan Suzuki, portfolio strategist at Richard Bernstein Advisors.
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For U.S.-based companies, that typically means squeezed margins, dimmer guidance and sinking stocks.
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As a result, the prospect for passing tax cuts grows dimmer by the day.
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Alex Stamos, who until recently was Facebook's chief security officer, has a dimmer view.
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The light strength can be adjusted via the dimmer knob located on the cord.
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It's no secret that women's prospects for professional advancement are often dimmer than men's.
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It was nearly 150 nits dimmer than both Pros when tested in direct sunlight.
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Increase lighting and replace toggle switches with either a dimmer or a rocker switch.
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If that comes to pass, hopes for democracy in Venezuela will grow ever dimmer.
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She was such a bright light, and Cleveland has a dimmer future for her loss.
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Proxima Centauri is about 12 percent the mass of our own Sun, and much dimmer.
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They go even dimmer as the trailer goes on, showing us a car trailing Mrs.
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As a top manager leaves amid fundraising woes, SoftBank's vision looks dimmer — and schadenfreude abounds
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The Republican hoping to succeed Obama, however, took a much dimmer view of the episode.
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Philips has bundled together two bulbs, the new HomeKit-ready bridge and the dimmer switch.
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Merrill's report compares the process to a dimmer switch that slowly turns on the lights.
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In dimmer conditions, you'll quickly start to lose detail and sharpness, but shots remain usable.
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Some analysts are also concerned by a dimmer profit outlook for Japanese firms this year.
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Without immigration, the U.S. labor force would be shrinking and growth prospects would be dimmer.
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You can still see important information, but the display is dimmer to conserve battery life.
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Dr. Coakley compared these to "dimmer switches" for the nervous system, dialing down the sensitivity.
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And Mr. Wicker is the rare person who appreciated the prospect of a dimmer life.
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Music critics have taken a dimmer view, panning the songs as clichéd, misogynistic and offensive.
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Is the fire burning within you — your why — brighter and bigger, or dimmer and smaller?
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Now, with Greenblatt's sudden departure, the prospects for a comprehensive peace plan seem even dimmer.
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As you slide it to the right you should see the screen get even dimmer.
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The variance in heat levels can make the star appear brighter or dimmer to us.
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But they will likely make his general election prospects even dimmer than they already are.
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The Diplo character is a little dimmer in the show than he is in real life.
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Is the April 26 earnings report that crushed Apple's shares a sign of a dimmer future?
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In Nevada, these polling oversights might make Mrs Clinton's chances seem dimmer than they actually are.
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What's dimmer to trace back is whether he's the first observer to publicly call it out.
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Mozilla was unable to determine how the Wemo Smart Dimmer encrypts data or protects users' privacy.
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The prospects for the case grew even dimmer when the investigation moved to the new administration.
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The lights have been growing dimmer, without our really knowing it, as Mr. Moran keeps talking.
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While colleges celebrate their record-setting applicant pools, high school guidance counselors take a dimmer view.
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Most lightbulbs should indicate on the package whether they work with a dimmer switch or not.
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The new Dimmer Switch is also compatible with all three of the major digital assistants: Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri, and Google's Assistant, which means that you'll be able to control the dimmer with voice commands whether you use an Echo, a Home, or the upcoming HomePod.
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The issue is that the planet may be billions of times dimmer than the star it orbits.
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I compared the Pocophone F1 against the iPhone X and it's only slightly dimmer on full brightness.
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Indeed, under periods of normal constitutional politics, we ought to take a dimmer view of these mobilizations.
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Did I miss the memo that says one woman's light shining makes the others around her dimmer?
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Lutron says installing the dimmer on a standard toggle switch can take as little as two minutes.
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Because red dwarfs are dimmer than the Sun, habitable planets have to hug close to stay warm.
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But that appeal has faded, particularly among young people facing dimmer prospects because of the sluggish economy.
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Smaller, cooler and dimmer than the sun, M dwarfs are the most abundant stars in the galaxy.
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When it's time for bed, you flip the Glow over and the light begins to grow dimmer.
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Exoplanets prove especially difficult to image, as they're thousands of times dimmer than the stars they orbit.
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In the bedroom, he suggested using a bedside light with both a dimmer and a movable shade.
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Lower-income Republicans had an even dimmer view, with 47% saying current economic conditions are hurting them.
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Indeed, Hornacek's hopes for a healthy roster and a prosperous late-season run now look even dimmer.
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Others fear that Ghazni and the bloody past week may have made peace prospects dimmer than ever.
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It's kind of like a light dimmer, where sliding your finger down (smaller otters) makes the jaw stronger.
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They face dimmer prospects in key Senate contests, where Republican candidates have joined in embracing an Obamacare achievement.
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Around a third of people surveyed welcomed these potential job killers, while 72 percent had a dimmer view.
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SemiLEDs also forecasted even dimmer fourth quarter prospects, with an expected revenue of $2 million to 2.5 million.
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The flashes are smaller and dimmer than the typical lightning seen in the footage erupting within the thunderstorms.
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In other words, the longer a trade war drags on, the dimmer the prospects for American energy dominance.
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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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The chances of Congress approving a Zika funding bill before its seven-week summer recess are growing dimmer.
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Perrotta's twenty-first-century suburbs are dimmer; they have drifted to the periphery of our collective fantasy life.
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But it also signifies how investors have taken a dimmer view of corporate America and the broader economy.
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Things start innocently enough with a few intelligent light bulbs, a dimmer or two, and a motion sensor.
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Even the glow around his push for same-sex marriage in New York state was dimmer than this.
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Both the plug and dimmer switch are now available for pre-order and will ship in Q1 2020.
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At more extreme angles, meanwhile, the flat portion of the screen will be noticeably dimmer than the curves.
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Other analysts took a dimmer view, even as Saudi Aramco said on Sunday that repairs were already underway.
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And with November's midterm elections inching closer, the prospects of a DACA fix this year are growing dimmer.
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From pricey dimmer switches to a $1 "Woman Card," click through to see the charges we'd only admit anonymously.
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The source was detected again in 2014 and 2016, but dimmer, according to the paper published in Nature Astronomy.
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But APEX is sensitive to the much dimmer light in the submillimeter range (between infrared radiation and radio waves).
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You also can enjoy ultimate customization with the three-stage dimmer — kind of like your own private light show.
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But he's only using this tactic because he's seen conservatives use it before, under dimmer spotlights, to uncontroversial effect.
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On March 26, 2019, astronomers discover an asteroid in the night sky, far dimmer than Pluto to their telescopes.
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Black Americans have a much dimmer view of the situation; half say the US will never reach racial equality.
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The effort to keep Rowling's world Harry-sized kept making it seem smaller and dimmer than it should be.
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Ms. Keys was intermittently strong, her voice excellent on older hits and too good for her dimmer newer material.
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It's going to be a long and happy time before we have to return to our dimmer daily worldviews.
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Dimmer switches let you adjust the light levels in a room by sliding a level or turning a knob.
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The LED lights have a built-in dimmer, don't generate heat, and are guaranteed to last for 100,000 hours.
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Slide to the left to make the screen dimmer and slide to the right to make the screen brighter.
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Up front are four USB 3.0 ports, a disc drive bay and a dimmer for the optional LED lighting.
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Times Insider Before a video interview with an Ecuadorean intelligence chief, I thought I was adjusting a dimmer switch.
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All of the lights are on dimmer switches to allow the van's owner to further customize her own space.
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Then Fossouo showed him what he had to offer: a radio and four lights, each with a dimmer switch.
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But at CES this year, the company debuted one of its first non-panel products: a smart dimmer switch.
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" Instead, he likened voters to a dimmer switch "that gets brighter and softer and that throbs throughout the process.
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The Nikon spent a lot of time hunting for focus, while the Sony was more decisive, especially in dimmer conditions.
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Called AR Scorpii, the star flashes brightly and fades again every couple minutes, like a lightbulb on a dimmer switch.
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This light is only shining on the Moon indirectly, though, so the lunar surface will be much dimmer than normal.
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They also ship with a dimmer switch so that you can turn them on and off without needing your phone.
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The dimmer mounts to the wall like a normal light switch, but can be removed and operated as a remote.
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The implication of the internal-migration study is that the geographically left-behind are dimmer, on average, than the leavers.
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Despite what Zoolander might have you believe, not all male models are dimmer than the lights in Blanche Devereaux's bedroom.
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Indoor lighting is more controlled since it doesn't change every second like sunlight, but it also tends to be dimmer.
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The dimmer also provides the perfect ambiance when you need the right level of brightness for parties or watching movies.
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But British officials took a far dimmer view of one well-known aid organization, Unesco, describing it as structurally weak.
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The hallway to the office was long and the fluorescent lights were slightly dimmer than she expected them to be.
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Executives there spent months lobbying Democratic officials for a 2020 opportunity, though its prospects this time looked dimmer than ever.
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As a bullied child, he is reported to have mocked bigger, dimmer pupils by reciting their reading mistakes back to them.
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The dimmer is pretty expensive, selling for $99.95, which is the same price iDevices charges for its non-dimmable light switch.
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But the eclipse's impressive length also means that the Moon itself will actually look a little smaller and dimmer than usual.
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You can control everything conveniently from your phone, and the starter kit contains three bulbs, a bridge, and a dimmer switch.
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The ones surrounding more massive stars will be further away, while these zones around smaller, dimmer stars will be much closer.
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They can become increasingly anxious and depressed and end up seeing the world, and themselves, in a dimmer light, Malkin says.
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Use the 3-stage dimmer to adjust the intensity, or choose the rotating color mode to create a mesmerizing light show.
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But Marian takes a dimmer view of the motivation behind health care refusals, and is apprehensive about the proposed regulations' effects.
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You'll be making things better for people who read on smaller, dimmer screens, even if their eyes aren't aging like mine.
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Choose between multiple brightness levels and dimmer switches for whatever shooting quality you want and ditch the need for Instagram filters.
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" The mom of one added, "It always was something that I could see in some relationships — my light would be dimmer.
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The dimmer, which lets users dim lights with an app on their phone, was also found to be vulnerable to cyberattacks.
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The images of the object might be dimmer than those of Pluto (it is a billion miles farther from the sun).
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Most of the stars on TESS's watch are so-called red dwarfs, smaller and dimmer than the sun, Dr. Seager said.
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Even as OPEC and Russia consider an emergency production cut, oil is tanking and the outlook for prices is getting dimmer.
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However, around 700 years ago Betelgeuse began to grow dimmer, and that light (or lack thereof) is only now reaching Earth.
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The 1080p panel only got up to around 282 nits of brightness, which is dimmer than many laptops in its category.
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The problems start before school, with poor, bright children starting to fall behind richer, dimmer ones by the age of 3.
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In the 2010s, astronomers found that exoplanets were common around cool, M-dwarf stars which are much dimmer than our sun.
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These have tumbled since March as investors have taken a dimmer view about the prospects for the US economy and inflation.
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Scientists typically rely on objects with a known brightness, called standard candles—brighter, and they're closer, and dimmer, they're farther away.
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And with economic growth tightly tied to scientific and technological innovation, the outlook for the future will be dimmer, not brighter.
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And the fragile parts inside an LED bulb can get damaged — becoming dimmer or failing altogether — if they get too hot.
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Bidding farewell in the same city he proclaimed his "hope and change" vision loudest, Obama instead warned of a dimmer change encroaching.
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The dimmer has a familiar, circular dial that can be used to adjust the lights anywhere from completely off to full brightness.
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OPEC and Russia are considering an emergency production cut, but oil is still tanking, and the outlook for prices is getting dimmer.
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There will be plenty of explanations and recriminations, most of which will rely upon taking a dimmer view of the American electorate.
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It's dimmer in low light than the Series 21 and only seems to crank out its max brightness when in direct sunlight.
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Over the course of a couple of weeks, however, the star's brightness fades and a far dimmer star shines in its place.
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And pay attention to light: bright lights send the brain instructions to wake up and dimmer lights tell it to close down.
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It has four buttons, each of which can set a Hue light to a different preset (like bright/dim/even dimmer/off).
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You might need to reposition the desk, use a dimmer switch on overhead lights, or lower window shades to keep out sunlight.
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So for more than a decade, the two towns and a local dark-sky nonprofit have been dialing down the dimmer switch.
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The screen becomes dimmer and certain metrics that refresh often — such as the seconds hand on an analog watch face — are suspended.
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The bright line between the healthy and the diseased, those who "have" a disease and those that don't, grows dimmer every day.
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But one thing's for certain: Her star is a lot dimmer in national politics than it was just a few years ago.
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At $69.99, the dimmer is competitively priced (and offers a discount for bundles with multiple switches), as is the plug, at $29.99.
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Three of four major ratings agencies have warned of a dimmer outlook for the bank, with DRBS being the latest last week.
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Justice Department and F.B.I. officials searching for Ukraine's stolen assets took a decidedly dimmer view of Zlochevsky, whom they dubbed Evil-chevsky.
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But as Nelson told me, the reasons why an area grows dimmer or brighter is an odd mixture of progress and setbacks.
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The outlook for 2020 is even dimmer with 56.6 percent of the economists foreseeing a downturn to start in the presidential election year.
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SPHERE blocks out the light from the star, allowing the researchers to observe the much-dimmer dust disk and planet at several wavelengths.
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Mattis has also taken a dimmer view of Russia and President Vladimir Putin than Trump, saying Moscow sought to break the NATO alliance.
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Consumers' lights will stay on regardless of what happens in court, but the future of California's energy policy might be a bit dimmer.
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Still, some experts said the outlook for the U.S. role in global free trade looks dimmer regardless of a Trump or Clinton victory.
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Some scientists think another, dimmer type of supernova called a type 1ax starts the same way, but only ruptures part of the star.
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The already slim chances of Trump sitting for a voluntary interview with Mueller's investigators are growing dimmer, sources close to the President say.
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The process, called DNA methylation, acts like a "dimmer switch" that turns the activity of a gene up or down, the BBC reported.
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While the SDNY takes a dimmer view of Cohen's cooperation than Mueller does, they both agree that Cohen's cooperation was truthful and valuable.
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From dim beginning to dimmer end, the campaign has laid bare how bias and accusations of bias are cleaving us from one another.
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Turn off bright overhead lights, use your dimmer switches and try to find an alternative to using the bright lights in the bathroom.
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But geosynchronous orbits can be more than 20 times farther away, making the stuff out there look both significantly smaller and significantly dimmer.
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This is because the gas appears to be moving toward our viewpoint, while it's moving away on the right side and appears dimmer.
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At $34.99, the kit is priced well below what you'd pay for a multi-colored bulb and dimmer combo from the Philips Hue collection.
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That's a feature that makes a massive difference if you're hand shooting (which I am 80-percent of the time), especially in dimmer situations.
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Because TRAPPIST-1 and stars of its ilk are much smaller and dimmer than our sun, it's unclear exactly where the habitable zone lies.
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For example, a "reading" mood offers bright light directly downward, while a movie night setting gives a dimmer, indirect glow to the entire room.
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She reregistered a third time in dimmer lighting to replicate her initial registration, and then, her son was able to unlock the phone again.
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The dimmer display makes it hard to use the Blade 15 outdoors or by a sunny window, but it's fine for indoor gaming sessions.
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In his own home, he and his wife took out the dimmer switches on all the lights, which have their own small electrical field.
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It never goes away, but since 2006, scientists have watched it brighten and fade every 45 minutes, light a lightbulb on a dimmer switch.
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What he found is rather amazing: The spots brighten and fade over the course of a day, like a lightbulb on a dimmer switch.
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And as such negotiations languish in a standstill, the settlements continue to grow, making any hope for peace dimmer with every new neighborhood built.
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The company said its dimmer view on Europe was due to weak manufacturing and declining automotive production, for which steel is a major input.
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If you already have a Phillips Hue Hub for your smart light bulbs, the smart dimmer switch is the last piece of the puzzle.
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So, for instance, you could have the lights at full brightness during the day, but at nighttime, maybe you want them to be dimmer.
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And now there was another image, this one dimmer: Lindsay pinned in by her blue sheets, wrists tied with hot-pink laces, bucking wildly.
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For example, the team discovered that one rapidly rotating star regularly sheds mass in tune with how it pulses (gets brighter and dimmer again).
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Micromoons appear about 14% smaller than supermoons, and sometimes seem dimmer, since the area illuminated by the sun appears 30% smaller, according to TimeandDate.com.
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The time lapse may increase if the bulb is connected to a dimmer switch, which only some LED bulbs are equipped to work with.
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They see big money buying elections, and they see a political and economic elite growing wealthier, even as their own children's future grows dimmer.
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But those people backstage, offstage, outside the theater a thousand miles away, might be someplace much dimmer where they can see so much more.
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Although the star experiences variability and the initial dimming was expected, it just kept growing dimmer rather than returning to normal brightness, Guinan said.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump could take an even dimmer view of working with Hamas, given his strongly pro-Israel statements during the campaign.
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Meanwhile, with all the political turmoil in the United States, United Kingdom and Europe, the case for democracy worldwide has arguably never seemed dimmer.
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The lights in the control room building get dimmer or brighter as the day or night progresses to keep workers alert through their shifts.
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The prospects for quick growth grew dimmer in October, when the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released its projection for 21625 signups.
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It was previously a dealbreaker for many Democrats, but they have warmed to the proposal as the prospects of an immigration deal became dimmer.
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Bob Crowley, hence the creation of independent organizations like SIGAR which has for years taken a dimmer view of our progress on the ground.
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If you're a D.I.Y. type, there are lots of YouTube videos that demonstrate how to replace an existing light switch with a dimmer switch.
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The bright side, which faces the pulsar, was measured at 8,080 Kelvin (7,2080 degrees Celsius), and the dimmer side at 5,660 Kelvin (5,387 degrees Celsius).
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Last week, chip competitor Intel topped analyst expectations in its quarterly report, but the company offered a dimmer revenue forecast for 2019 than analysts expected.
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As the rebel enclave crumbles, hopes that President Bashar al-Assad will seek to negotiate an end to the broader conflict appear dimmer than ever.
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While the mirror and ceiling fixture can live in the Philips Hue app and smart home services, a wireless dimmer switch comes in the box.
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The public's view of national politicians appears dimmer now, and public attitude toward the Kavanaugh hearings is slightly more negative than toward the Thomas hearings.
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Board of Education, " Simple Justice " (1975), called Justice Brown "one of the Court's dimmer lights," and nothing Luxenberg tells us suggests that this was unfair.
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Most frustrating, it careens from high-intensity to low, from one aesthetic to another, with lyrics that begin at trite and move somewhere quite dimmer.
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Details: The three newfound planets — found by NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) — orbit a star that is much smaller and dimmer than our Sun.
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The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw said: "the southern European setting has given Farhadi's filmic language a new sanguine force", while Variety's Debruge took a dimmer view.
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As a result of this indirect access to other people's minds, these other minds seem lesser—that is, dimmer, weaker, more inadequate—than our own.
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But imagery from Wednesday, after the strong earthquakes and aftershocks shook the island on Monday and Tuesday, shows lights on the island are considerably dimmer.
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It also has green numbers, a charming variation on the usual angry red — and if they're too bright, there's a dimmer knob in the back.
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The world without that spirit is a colder, more frightening place, a place of darkness in which the pinpoints of light become fewer and dimmer.
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"The moon becomes 213,221 times dimmer than what it was," said Brian Murphy, director of the Holcomb Observatory and Planetarium at Butler University in Indianapolis.
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"The outlook for Papa John's is growing dimmer ... (the reports on Schnatter) reinforce consumer perception that Papa John's is not a trusted brand," O'Cull said.
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The dimmer doesn't work very well, and its battery ran out in under a month, but it's cute and yellow, and my cat absolutely loves it.
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Analysts at both Guggenheim Partners and UBS on Wednesday cut their price forecasts for Apple shares and blamed lower phone sales expectations for a dimmer outlook.
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Small, dimmer satellites would have formed before the period, and brighter, larger galaxies would have formed afterward, with a gap in the middle representing re-ionization.
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The discovery happened after a reporter adjusted what he thought was a dimmer switch only to reveal a hidden window that had previously been frosted over.
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The brightest and most opaque sections were assumed to be the largest, while the parts that were dimmer and more transparent were assumed to be sparser.
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The outlook for the tax bill grew dimmer after Republican Senator Jeff Flake, a critic of Trump, said he would not seek re-election in 2018.
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Among the key factors in their dimmer assessment are a global slowdown and the ongoing trade conflicts between the Trump administration and several major trading partners.
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The Belkin WeMo Dimmer switch connects to your HomeKit setup through Wi-Fi so you can control your lights with your phone or the switch itself.
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But Proxima Centauri is much smaller and dimmer than our sun, and the planet, even if similar in size to Earth, would not be particularly Earthlike.
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Many of us who were toddlers then are slightly dimmer bulbs, I.Q.-wise, than we would have been if we hadn't been sucking in gas fumes.
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Ianniciello also told Insider that it can be wise to invest in dimmer switches, which can help you control the mood and brightness of a space.
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This is the Gatsby-esque flickering light of capitalist aspiration that drives America; the shine of the empire is dimmer the closer you get to it.
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About three hours earlier, the dimmer switch in the spare bedroom had shorted out and started a fire that quickly spread through our three-story home.
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Sacrifices advanced features like timers, compatibility with other Hue accessories like dimmer switches and motion detectors, sharing color settings, grouping bulbs, and support for Apple's HomeKit.
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In an attempt at a solution, SpaceX coated one of the 60 satellites on the most recent launch to make it appear dimmer in the sky.
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These numbers represent parents who silently admit to themselves what they dare not say aloud to their children: the future is dimmer for the next generation.
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But the prospect of hitting this target grew dimmer when President Trump announced in June that he was withdrawing the United States from the Paris agreement.
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Oviedo said risks facing the peso include the possibility that other ratings agencies will join Fitch in taking a dimmer view on the outlook for Mexico.
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EEF took a slightly dimmer view of Britain's prospects for next year, expecting economic growth of 1.3 percent, but said manufacturing looked likely to outperform other sectors.
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The velocity causes the gas to appear brighter as it's moving in the direction of Earth and dimmer as it moves away, which is called relativistic beaming.
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By tracking how much dimmer and for how long over multiple transits, scientists can determine the size, speed, and other characteristics of the body that passed by.
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The free software update makes Ikea's low-cost smart lights manageable from within Apple's Home app, but TRÅDFRI dimmer switches and other accessories are not yet supported.
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The 144Hz I've been testing display is dimmer than other laptops — noticeably so — a low point which is slightly offset by its claimed 100 percent sRGB compliance.
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It Runs on RenewablesJuno is the furthest solar powered mission ever conceived, built to run on the sun in an environment 25 times dimmer than the Earth.
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Combine this staggering level of disregard with Mulvaney's belt-tightening approach to federal spending, and the prospects for government-funded science research appear dimmer by the day.
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They are the first planets found in orbit around an ultracool dwarf star, a type of long-lived stellar object far cooler and dimmer than the sun.
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That means that material moving toward us would appear brighter, while material moving away from us would appear dimmer—which you can see in the M87 image.
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During their call with analysts, Qualcomm executives blamed the dimmer outlook on economic weakness in China and a slower-than-expected rollout of next-generation wireless technology.
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How it works: The "tongues" are tubes of fluorescent liquid which either glow brighter or become dimmer when they come into contact with a drop of whiskey.
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Judging by the light, it feels as if a sudden storm has set in, or someone has turned a dimmer that has made the sun go faint.
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But it's 2017 now, everyone's a little more self-conscious and the once-bright light shows and mega DJs of festival seasons past feel a little dimmer.
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These stars pulsate at regular intervals and can be seen through the galaxy's immense clouds of interstellar dust that can make dimmer stellar bodies hard to spot.
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Six dimmer switches invite us to light these shapes with varying degrees of intensity and from different angles, which certainly provokes different emotional responses from the onlooker.
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It's a little dimmer, but it's still plenty of power for most of us, and there's no weighty battery pack in the back like with the 330.
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I have it on a ledge right above my head, so it's easy for me to adjust the brightness using the dimmer as I sit in bed.
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Huge and colorful, Krasner's canvas got a magnificently conspicuous spot, while a smaller, dimmer work by Pollock, her celebrated husband, hung opposite on a more crowded wall.
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"The Front Runner," based on a book by Matt Bai, a former writer for The New York Times Magazine, takes a dimmer view of the fourth estate.
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The first step is to screw in your light bulb (insert joke here), and the first thing to check is whether the lamp is on a dimmer.
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On the night she's supposed to meet Seb to see "Rebel Without a Cause," Mia is stuck at dinner with her dim boyfriend and his dimmer brother.
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The flash it made is called a "super bolide," a term given to fireballs that are brighter than the moon but dimmer than the sun, Cooke said.
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When a colorful light is taken to its maximum brightness, the effect is an assault on the senses; a dimmer light creates a softer, more relaxing space.
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The energy of these dimmer phases isn't as dynamic as that of the full moon (they aren't, for example, ideal times for major rituals or addressing hard truths).
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The camera itself features a 1/2.3-inch sensor with a f/2.0 aperture that performs fantastically in daylight but starts to struggle a bit in dimmer conditions.
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The lighting on the men's side is dimmer than on the women's side because Ms. Vucetaj said that men usually don't scrutinize her work the way women do.
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A newly developed electronic skin lets the wearer manipulate virtual objects without touching them — like typing on a keypad, or adjusting a dimmer just by moving your wrist.
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The interior of the Renault EZ-Ultimo matches the extravagant exterior with surfaces made of real marble, accompanied by wood paneling, leather, and lights with accompanying dimmer knobs.
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Get the Wemo Wireless Dimmer for $50 See Details If you don't want a big lighting system, then maybe just settle for a set of smart lightbulbs instead.
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But their prospects are dimmer than retirees in Detroit, whose benefit cuts were generally limited to a few percentage points, or the elimination of cost of living adjustments.
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The face recognition still struggles in dimmer light, and it doesn't recognize when my hair's all messed up in the morning or if I have my glasses on.
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The outlook for a tax bill grew dimmer after Republican Senator Jeff Flake, a critic of President Donald Trump, said he would not seek re-election in 2018.
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It will use more advanced infrared cameras to image the galaxy while in Earth's orbit and be able to capture dimmer stars and smaller details than Spitzer can.
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TL;DR: Get the best price ever (as of March 12) on a TP-Link Kasa smart dimmer light switch for just $24.99 with a bonus Amazon coupon.
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The Sun can be a metaphor for what makes Leo wonderful—like burning through the clouds and bringing us all joy—but many Leos need a dimmer switch.
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There are shades of Hamsterdam in the no-go zones on "The Deuce," but Simon and his writers have a dimmer view of this act of social engineering.
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Highlight detail in very bright images is also preserved a little better on Sony's display, but peak brightness is a tad dimmer than it is on the C9.
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As its prospects for a turnaround appear to grow dimmer, it may seem to be another morality tale for bricks-and-mortar retailers in the age of Amazon.
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Archival data collected by LSU astronomer Bradley Schaefer suggests Boyajian's Star is getting progressively dimmer over time, exhibiting a 14 percent decrease in brightness between 1890 and 1989.
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With the upcoming screen-less dimmer switches, which only require you to have a single control in your home and will retail for just under $70, that equation changes.
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When drug companies make donations, they tend to give more to Republicans than to Democrats — making the prospects of Medicare policy changing in a Republican-controlled Congress even dimmer.
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But whether vegetation would evolve at the same clip in a dimmer star system, or if it would have an Earth-analogous VRE signature, is still an open question.
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While the chance of a Brexit is looking dimmer now than in recent weeks, the polls are still tight and the margin for error is a potential upsetting factor.
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TRÅDFRI starts with the gateway kit for $79.99 — but once you've committed, individual bulbs come as cheap as $11.99, with dimmer and motion sensing kits maxing out at $26.99.
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On cheaper displays, often found in TVs and laptops, the LEDs are located only on the edges of the display, leading to brighter edges and a slightly dimmer center.
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One customer noted that his Leviton Universal Dimmer still worked, but he needed to get up to manually push the button, just like, any regular non-smart light switch.
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Despite this close orbit, Proxima b is situated well within the habitable zone, because Proxima Centauri is only about 12 percent as massive as the Sun, and much dimmer.
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He specifically pointed to the challenges of capturing quality video in homes, where lights are often a lot dimmer than than a smartphone camera can handle adequately and consistently.
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But analysts said prospects for a deal looked dimmer, with the Saudis declining to rein in output without Iran, and Russia reporting its highest oil production in 30 years.
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Though no injuries have been reported yet, the recall states that the lamp's dimmer switch and outlet plug have the potential to overheat and ignite, posing danger to owners.
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"There should be overhead lighting on a dimmer that can be used to move throughout the space or dimmed to provide the right ambiance for a party," she said.
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At home, instead of opening up a smartphone app, searching for the right bulb and operating a virtual dimmer, you can simply point and swipe to dim your lights.
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Night mode turns Twitter's dark-text-on-light-background interface upside down, giving a darker look that should be easier to read at night or in dimmer indoor environments.
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Workstead designed the Orbit sconce, for example, to be adjustable in both ways, with a dimmer and a swiveling reflector that allows the light to be directed or blocked.
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It is easier to detect Earth-size planets around dimmer and cooler stars known as red dwarfs, which are the most common type of star in the Milky Way.
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Rose will be a free agent, and his chances of returning to the Knicks grew even dimmer when he was found to have a season-ending knee injury Sunday.
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With long-term economic prospects ever dimmer, Russian demographers are also warning that the country is about to enter a demographic crisis similar to the one in the 1990s.
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It works just as you'd expect: you can see the full watchface at a dimmer brightness all the time and at full brightness when you lift your wrist up.
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And it thus makes the prospect of peace in Yemen or in Syria — and thus the prospect of ending the refugee crisis and defeating ISIS — a good deal dimmer.
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This approach allowed the researchers to measure the speed at which the companion star moves in its orbit, including the speeds observed at the star's brighter and slightly dimmer sides.
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You can set the right mood in your own kitchen by turning down the lights (here's a cheap and easy lamp dimmer you can buy), and turning on some jazz.
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A key measure of consumers' attitudes was lower than expected this month, showing that consumers had a slightly dimmer view of the economy even prior to Friday's stock market rout.
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The telephoto camera's smaller sensor and dimmer, non-stabilized lens (the higher an f number, the less light is let in) mean it really doesn't work well indoors at all.
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Like all the iDevice products, the new dimmer switch is particularly notable for working without requiring a separate hub device to be hooked up to your router or Wi-Fi.
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Also, because the Aurora is based on the same Zigbee protocol other Hue products use, you'll still be able to use the dimmer even if your home wifi goes out.
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U.S. stock futures were sharply lower this morning as investors took a more dimmer view of the House GOP leadership's withdrawal right before Friday's close of their health-care bill.
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Unlike other supernovae that typically shine for about 100 days before fading, this one — about 500 million light-years away — grew brighter and then dimmer five times over 600 days.
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This water-resistant camp lamp has a dimmer switch and a candle flicker mode, if you want the cozy ambiance of an open flame but not the danger or inconvenience.
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Despite its famous rose windows (which were thankfully saved from the flames), the cathedral is much dimmer, the air heavy with centuries of incense and prayers and songs and sorrows.
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It also agreed to renew negotiations for Turkey to join the bloc, a prospect that appears dimmer than ever given the tensions between the two sides since the coup attempt.
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There was still a crease of orange daylight low in the sky to the west, rendering the big square screen dimmer than it would be when it was full dark.
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The congressional budget scorekeeper also offered a dimmer forecast for economic growth over this year: It's now estimated at 2.7 percent growth, down from its 3 percent projection last August.
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It is very dark and it is located so far from the sun that the light illuminating it is about 2,000 times dimmer than what we experience here on Earth.
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" Why it matters, per Prescott: "[W]e ... find ourselves with heightened risk of war, dimmer opportunities for engagement with North Korea, isolated from our partners, and blamed for today's outcome.
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According to Ofcom: "Cordless phones, baby monitors, halogen lamps, dimmer switches, stereos and computer speakers, TVs and monitors can all affect your WiFi if they're too close to your router."
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Looking toward the 1984 election after big Republican losses in 1982, the Reagan administration was concerned that polls showed women taking a dimmer view of the president than men did.
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With Trump's prospects for securing 270 electoral votes growing dimmer by the day, many Republicans have turned their focus to the gritty, unpleasant task of protecting the party's congressional majorities.
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Some American taprooms have begun to emulate Central European beer culture by installing side-pull taps that work like a dimmer switch, allowing bartenders to create precise amounts of foam.
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The boys brighten as if on a dimmer switch, her husband turns on "Thriller" to get in the mood, and she watches them bop around, a twist in the heart.
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The crowd that night at Korali thickened the later it became, and almost in unison, the Greek music inched up, in both decibel and rhythm, and the lights got dimmer.
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This lack of more granular pixel by pixel control leaves TVs looking dimmer, duller, and just not as good as a reference monitor, and no amount of pixels can fix that.
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The three-month collapse in stocks, punctuated by searing day-to-day volatility, may or may not have properly priced in an appropriately dimmer outlook for economic growth and policy risks.
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Dogs have larger pupils than us, allowing for more light to pass through, and (as mentioned above) more rods, which makes the image on the retina larger, even in dimmer light.
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"If right now they're sleeping with a nightlight, for example, we might have them buy a nightlight with a slightly dimmer bulb or one with a switch that's variable," he said.
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The picture gets slightly dimmer yet when you consider that the majority of those non-white employees are in Apple's retail workforce, and are not employed in technical or leadership positions.
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What I have said is, I don't think the people interviewing Kellyanne Conway know why they're doing that, meaning that the journalistic logic of it is growing dimmer with every interview.
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This allows the C by GE Hubless Three-Wire Smart Switch and Hubless Dimmer models to be installed in many more homes than most smart switches, including homes built before 1980.
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Nevertheless, the new onboarding process will eventually come to every Home Smart light, blind, outlet, sensor, dimmer, switch, and accessory ever sold via a firmware update (when connected to a Gateway).
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The so-called "Trump trade" faded after several months, as the prospects for Trump's pro-growth agenda looked dimmer during the congressional battle to push through a new health-care bill.
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Brad Lamensdorf, CEO of investment advisory Active Alts, takes a dimmer view of renewable energy firms, because he believes they're still too dependent on subsidies and will struggle in a Trump administration.
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The researchers hope that they might be able to detect the imploding neutron stars as kilonovae, or explosions much dimmer than supernovae that could hint to this so-called r-process formation.
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The Aurora isn't the first Friends of Hue product to tackle this problem: RunLessWire came out with a dimmer switch late last year that controls Hue lights in a very similar fashion.
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In addition to strange, loud thuds from somewhere above (it sounds like the footsteps of an angry or indifferent god), the apartment grows dimmer as one light after another mysteriously blinks out.
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Philips Hue white ambiance bulbs will be available in the U.S. this spring as single bulbs, or in starter packs with two bulbs, a dimmer switch and a bridge for Apple HomeKit.
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Prices were supported by "a better than expected (non-farm payrolls), but traders remain incredibly cautious about the dimmer global economic overhang," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets in Bangkok.
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But the longer lawmakers cling to any form of this trillion-dollar tax on consumers, the dimmer the chances become for delivering on the type of tax reform the American people deserve.
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But it is quite often the other way round: it can be a boon to be thought a little dimmer than you really are, giving the element of surprise in a negotiation.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 7 (Reuters) - ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steelmaker, reported core earnings slightly above market estimates on Thursday, but took a dimmer view of demand in its main U.S. and European markets.
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"You're laying down loads of material, and it's not perfectly even," Farid said; inevitably, wrinkles develop, resulting in a pattern of brighter and dimmer pixels that is unique to each individual camera.
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It uses a "gene switch" from Intrexon that acts like a light dimmer, allowing production of an immune-boosting protein inside the body to be decreased if needed to avoid side effects.
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While senators are no strangers to opposition research — they use it all the time against political rivals — they take a dimmer view when it is used against them outside of election season.
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These "neural nets" are made of what are, essentially, dimmer switches that are networked together, so that, like the neurons in our brains, they can excite one another when they are stimulated.
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Often I stand for a long time, watching the changing afternoon light pick out details: the gleam of the serpentine rails that grow brighter and dimmer depending on the hour of day.
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Dimmer switches and USB outlets, like these recommended by Wirecutter, the New York Times company that tests products, are relatively easy to install, and the package should include step-by-step instructions.
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Thousands of these lamps, beloved for their air-purifying and mood-boosting properties, are being recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission because the dimmer switch or outlet plug is prone to overheating.
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Breaking things down into unit prices reveals how much of a cost advantage Ikea's range of smart devices will have in the US. Ikea's wall-mountable dimmer switch costs $12.99 (Hue's costs $24.99).
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Jobless black people are taking full-time work at a higher rate than unemployed whites, amid a more favorable economy for a population whose prospects have historically been dimmer than for other races.
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It features a heat-resistant dimmer to adjust the light as you like it, and when it's heated by the light, the lamp supposedly ionizes the air for a better sleep at night.
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With a single strike on a deep drum the lights snapped out and then came back up, even dimmer, and with another strike a stage I hadn't noticed was bathed in white light.
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If aliens built a megastructure called a Dyson Sphere to siphon off the star's energy that could explain how the star is a whopping 10% dimmer than it was just a century ago.
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The SE's screen looks dimmer and the colors are more muted than on the 6S, which significantly affects the experience of using the phone, for example, looking at photos or reading web articles.
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Harron often uses dissolves to further blur past and present; as things fall apart on the ranch and Charlie's eccentricities grow progressively more frenzied, the interiors grow dimmer and seemingly smaller, more claustrophobic.
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Throughout Michael Kahn's aggressively contemporary production, which suggests a fascist state custom-styled and branded by a haute fashion house, this Hamlet is always scoring points off the dimmer minds that surround him.
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The initial reactions to the appointment announced late on Wednesday were mixed, with Credit Suisse saying it would take "leadership uncertainty off the table" while the Swedish Shareholders' Association took a dimmer view.
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But the dream of using mass, distributed organizing to change the caucus math looked dimmer Monday night, and that's a problem for Sanders's entire premise of changing the electorate with working-class votes.
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Jobless African-Americans are taking full-time work at a faster rate than unemployed whites, amid a more favorable economy for a population whose prospects have historically been dimmer than for other races.
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"After seventy-three years of marriage, George and Barbara Bush are together again now, two points of light that never dimmer, two points of light that ignited countless others with their examples," he continued.
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By measuring the drastic temperature differences between the cooler/dimmer and hotter/brighter sides of the companion star, the researchers were able to infer both the velocity of the neutron star and its mass.
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The U.S. data, along with weaker-than-expected economic numbers from China, showed a dimmer picture of global growth against the backdrop of an increasingly bellicose trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Had Williams's views prevailed, we would not only have a million or two fewer people working, but all employed Americans would have less bargaining power, lower wages, and dimmer prospects for securing a raise.
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Weighted Blanket — $20133 See Details You've already heard about blue light's negative effect on sleep, but this lightbulb goes a step further and imitates a sunset as it dims gradually, no dimmer switch required.
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Proctor and his co-authors wanted to find out what geoengineering proposals to release sulfate aerosols — as a kind of global dimmer switch — would do to the plants that feed billions around the world.
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Recalling the food courts of malls but with a homespun vibe and dimmer lighting, food halls are popping up in and around developments, which hope to use them to win over buyers and renters.
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The slightly subdued glow of belly leads to the dimmer pinkish-brown of an arm — equally absorptive and reflective of light — that cradles the darkest note of all, the shadowed orb of the head.
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Until now, Brilliant only offered its relatively high-end smart switches with a touchscreen, but at CES this week, the company is expanding its product lineup with a new dimmer switch and smart plug.
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The central bank is one of the few in Europe which has still been discussing rate hikes, while the European Central Bank maintains loose monetary policy amid a dimmer outlook for the euro zone.
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More controversial appropriations bills, like those funding the Departments of Homeland Security or Health and Human Services, have dimmer prospects for passage and may not come up at all, given the shrinking legislative calendar.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union outsider nations courting accession to the club face dimmer prospects after French President Emmanuel Macron refused to countenance further enlargement until the bloc speeds decision-making and restores its credibility.
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"The dimmer outlook was acknowledged by outgoing ECB President Mario Draghi, a cautious tone that gave added traction to the euros slide from three-month highs," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union.
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No longer were humans reliant on what could be observed with the eye and a telescope: astrophotography can reveal nebulae, galaxies, and dimmer stars using a longer exposure time for the film in a camera.
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Oddly, the dimmer switch was in stock and ready to be delivered by AmazonFresh, which suggests that perhaps spending $13 billion on people who know what belongs in a grocery store is a wise investment.
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The Orb can also automatically adjust color and warmth of lights as the day goes on, offering bright light during the middle of the day that grows dimmer and softer as the night wears on.
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Even if the moon washes out the dimmer ones, you're still going to see meteoroids—and the ones that you do catch a glimpse of are likely to be all the more well-worth seeing.
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" Prospects for any kind of a deal appear even dimmer after Trump declared on Wednesday that a meeting with Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to discuss the shutdown was "a total waste of time.
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The Kansas City Royals' fading postseason hopes are getting dimmer by the day as the reigning World Series champions are five games out of the American League's second wild-card spot with 18 to play.
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"The dimmer outlook was acknowledged by outgoing ECB President Mario Draghi, a cautious tone that gave added traction to the euro's slide from three-month highs," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union.
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Super Netflix adds a bevy features, like checking if the content is streaming properly before you start viewing it, and options to add visual filters including making the content brighter, dimmer or black and white.
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The Fed has made clear that with a dimmer economic picture in both the United States and globally, it no longer sees the need to keep raising rates as it did four times in 2018.
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Palestinian officials said that with Lieberman, who lives in a settlement in the occupied West Bank, back in the cabinet as defense minister prospects for reviving statehood negotiations that collapsed in 2014 had grown dimmer.
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Here are the best HomeKit devices you can buy:Best HomeKit Hub: Apple TV 4KBest HomeKit smart speaker: Apple HomePodBest HomeKit lights: Philips HueBest HomeKit light strip: Philips Hue LightstripBest HomeKit switch: Belkin WeMo MiniBest HomeKit lock: Schlage SenseBest HomeKit dimmer switch: Belkin WeMo Dimmer SwitchBest HomeKit light switch: Eve Light SwitchBest HomeKit security camera: Logitech Circle 2Best HomeKit non-Apple speaker: Sonos OneBest HomeKit thermostat: Ecobee4Best HomeKit motion sensor: Eve Motion SensorUpdated on 8/22/2019 by Les Shu: Updated formatting, prices, and links.
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The only minor quibble, and I do mean minor, is that the Find X's peak brightness of 425 nits is 20 to 7303 percent dimmer than what you'd get on a new Samsung Galaxy or iPhone.
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Not only that, but the frequency of that pulsing corresponds directly to how bright it gets — sort of like a strobe that, as you turn the speed up or down, also makes it dimmer or brighter.
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I do have a few small complaints, like that the large dial on the side is actually a simple on/off switch, rather than a dimmer or a volume knob like I assumed it would be.
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Ultimately, what this year has shown is that, when it comes to Earth-like planets, the best places to look might be the large number of dimmer, cooler red dwarf stars hiding throughout our stellar neighborhood.
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If the sun shot out flares thousands of times the size and power of today, yet the star was dimmer than it is now, those flares could have compensated for the lower energy delivered to Earth.
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Ikea's new TRÅDFRI (translation: "wire-free") smart kit includes a wall-mountable and battery-powered dimmer switch, two white-spectrum bulbs, and a small hub that allows you to create device groupings that work together intelligently.
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While you may not to be able to install full-on dimmer switches into your temporary living digs, you can still create some mood lighting with a table lamp that boasts dimmable capabilities from its cord.
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"The longer this process plays out, the narrower the government's options become, and the prospects for a European jet become even dimmer," said the source, who declined to be identified given the sensitivity of the situation.
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Why it matters: The systems around small, ultracool stars like these are ideal targets in the search for habitable planets but they are smaller and dimmer than stars like the Sun, making them harder to find.
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Wall Street bank Goldman Sachs on Monday cut its 2019 Mexican growth forecast to 1.5 percent from a prior estimate of 1.7 percent, the latest private sector institution to take a dimmer view of the outlook.
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As well as single bulbs, Philips will also be selling a starter kit containing two white ambiance bulbs, a dimmer switch, and a bridge that supports Apple HomeKit — meaning you can control your lighting using Siri.
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Khatib echoed Kahl, adding that the competition between Iran and the U.S. risked fueling sectarian violence that could spill beyond Syria's borders, making the already dim prospects of a political solution to the fighting even dimmer.
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Facebook -owned WhatsApp is finally giving users' eyes a break by rolling out a dark mode setting to the messaging app — years after some other tech giants figured out how to offer a "dimmer pixels" switch.
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"[B]ecause the Sun was dimmer back then [in the Triassic], the net climate forcing 200 million years ago was lower than we would experience in such a high CO2 future," Foster said in a statement.
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Details: The planet, called K2-18b, orbits a star that's smaller and dimmer than the Sun and is located about 110 light-years from Earth, according to a new study detailing the finding in Nature Astronomy.
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But Murder Mystery is also a comedy about romance and marriage, and about a couple who's seeking adventure, trying to recapture a spark that hasn't gone out but is certainly dimmer than it used to be.
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Investors shunned risk assets like equities as the International Monetary Fund warned of a dimmer outlook on Monday, China confirmed its slowest growth rate in nearly 30 years, and as Brexit uncertainty continued to drag on sentiment.
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And along with Alexa and Google Assistant support, the new switches are also Wemo's third product (along with the Mini Smart Plug and Dimmer Switch) to support Apple's HomeKit natively without the need for a bridge device.
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The Dimmer Switch is installed directly into an outlet, the same as any other traditional light switch, and also features a color-changing LED built in to make it easy to find the switch in the dark.
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And unlike other adjustable lights that require a tedious dimmer switch (and an undue bout of shock therapy upon installation), the Philips SceneSwitch LED bulb simply screws into your existing light fixture — no extra guest work required.
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Even if the state's Republican leadership isn't bummed that Aramark's cooking sickens prisoners, it recognizes phrases like "partial quarantine" and "maggot-infestation" regularly popping up in headlines will leave the public with a dimmer view of privatization.
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"The longer this process plays out, the narrower the government's options become, and the prospects for a European jet become even dimmer," said one defense source, who declined to be identified given the sensitivity of the situation.
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During that historic shutdown, he simply vanished for days at a time, letting his louder, dimmer counterpart in the Democratic minority, New York Senator Chuck Schumer, make himself the face of the Senate side of the negotiations.
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A question about the debate in the Democratic Party over "socialism," for example, birthed an interesting conversation about why Buttigieg — and millennials more broadly — seem to have a dimmer view of capitalism than the generations before them.
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Investors took a dimmer view, however, sending shares in Infineon sharply lower on fears that it was overpaying in a transaction that will be 30% financed through equity, with the rest paid for in debt and cash.
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The Osmo's is a wider 16:9 screen (the Hero7's is 4:3), which gives you a larger image, but the screen is a lot dimmer than the GoPro's which I found frustrating in bright sunlight.
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Astronomers are scrambling to swing as much glass as they can toward the object to determine its nature, but Dr. Chodas says 2020 CD3 is growing dimmer and will likely be too faint to see by June.
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Brilliant Smart Dimmer Switch ($69.99 — available in Q1 2020) If you've heard of Brilliant, it's almost certainly for its smart panels, which provide an easy way to control devices from hundreds brands on one wall-mounted screen.
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To ensure that the always-on display doesn't eat into battery life, Apple's also tweaked its sensors to be more power-efficient, and watch faces have a "dimmer" mode when you're not looking directly at the watch.
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Despite a long-term shift in the United States' competition policy toward tolerating big companies as long as they benefit "consumer welfare," Cortada notes that European regulators have taken a dimmer view of emerging US tech giants.
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Mattis has taken a dimmer view of the prospects of partnership with Moscow than Flynn did during the presidential campaign or Trump has since taking office, while not ruling out areas where U.S. and Russian interests might align.
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It's dramatically dimmer than our star's main disk, and instruments in space like NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (which has hardware that's now more than seven years old) can't record the phenomenon as well as more recent camera models.
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Available individually, or as part of a White Ambiance Starter Kit that includes a dimmer switch and the Hue wi-fi hub, Philips hasn't yet revealed details on when the bulbs will be available, or for how much.
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This is huge not only for helping to reduce noise in dimmer spots, but also when it comes to the camera's 'Pro' shooting mode, since you can manually set the aperture to whichever of the two you desire.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy is adding lots of jobs, but a drop in the number of hours at work points to a dimmer outlook for economic growth as businesses brace for an escalating trade war with China.
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Highlighting this complication, the ECB is likely to cut growth and underlying inflation projections and may take a dimmer view on risks, all while Draghi argues that growth is merely falling back to normal after a recent run.
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The $40 Lutron Aurora is a simple, easy-to-use switch and dimmer that pops right over your existing one to keep it from getting flipped so it's always on and controllable via voice or through your phone.
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Keep it away from devices such as cordless phones, stereos, halogen lamps, TVs and dimmer switches, Ofcom advises, in order to get the best possible connection, and put it on a table or shelf rather than the floor.
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Philips is making its Hue system of accessories a bit more useful to Apple Home users: a new update rolling out today makes products like the Hue Tap, Hue Dimmer Switch, and Hue Motion Sensor compatible with Apple's HomeKit.
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At the time stromatolites started growing in gooey masses on a forgotten seabed, the Earth was probably similar to Mars with liquid water at the surface, orbiting a sun that was 30 percent dimmer than today, the scientists said.
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Insteon Starter Kit ($100): This kit comes with the Insteon Hub and two dimmer modules, but it also works with other smart gadgets like the Nest thermostat and various third-party light bulbs, ceiling fans and even pool pumps.
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This hinges on the fact that the young sun was likely much dimmer than it is today, leaving the Earth far colder than it is now and making it more difficult for liquid water to remain on its surface.
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FRB 121102, the only repeating fast radio burst know to science, is located over three billion light years away, in a dwarf galaxy a thousand times dimmer than the Milky Way, according to new research published today in Nature.
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"As the dimmer star passes in front of the brighter one, it blocks most of the light, resulting in the seven-minute blinking pattern we see in the ZTF data," said study author Kevin Burdge, a Caltech graduate student.
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These bursts proved too rare to confirm theories about black hole populations near Sagittarius A* so instead, Hailey's team focused on detecting binaries by searching for the dimmer X-ray signals that the systems emit during their dormant phases.
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It's a strange premise that works, because Van Der Beek's hand is in everything: He's writer, showrunner, and actor as he portrays an exaggerated, fictionalized, and slightly dimmer version of Diplo—all while managing not to veer into mean-spirited territory.
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"Looking ahead, the near-term outlook for retail sales will still be constrained by the weak performance of inbound tourism," the government said, adding it would watch closely the impact from dimmer global economic prospects amid U.S. interest rate normalisation.
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Once I had that set up I installed the Hue Dimmer Switch and the Hue Tap Switch (both of which work when the system is offline) so I could change color modes without needing Wi-Fi to be on every time.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 2 (Reuters) - The U.S. economy is adding lots of jobs, but a drop in the number of hours at work points to a dimmer outlook for economic growth as businesses brace for an escalating trade war with China.
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So, as part of the Friends of Hue program, Lutron teamed up with Philips to create the Aurora, a $40 smart light dimmer that plays nicely with Philips' Hue ecosystem and the dumb light switches you have on your walls.
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If you're new to the Philips Hue ecosystem, you can pick up the new white ambience starter kit for $129 — which comes with two bulbs, the Hue base station, and a dimmer switch — while a single bulb will cost $29.95.
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"Perhaps even more interesting is that when we re-surveyed Obama-non-Clinton voters six weeks later, those who'd been exposed to the tweeting message had a much dimmer view of Trump than those exposed to other messages," he added.
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Harrigan excels at exploring such crucible moments and pays Lincoln, as well as the fictional and historical actors in his early drama, the compliment of keeping his hand off the dimmer switch even in the face of potentially unflattering light.
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São Paulo's street art, injecting bursts of color into the thickets of concrete skyscrapers and revealing the city's creative undercurrent, is famous across the globe and enjoys overwhelming support from Paulistas, but local lawmakers have historically taken a dimmer view.
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"The outlook for Papa John's is growing dimmer with recent media reports citing a fraternal corporate culture that is reinforcing consumer perception that Papa John's is not a trusted brand," Chris O'Cull, a Stifel analyst, wrote in a research note Sunday.
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Power, water, and telephone lines were fractured for days; deprived of electricity, people in Kurihara, thirty miles from the coast, had a dimmer idea of what was going on there than television viewers on the other side of the world.
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Here are the best HomeKit gadgets you can buy:Best HomeKit Hub: Apple TV 4KBest HomeKit smart speaker: Apple HomePodBest HomeKit lights: Philips HueBest HomeKit light strip: Philips Hue LightstripBest HomeKit switch: Belkin WeMo MiniBest HomeKit lock: Schlage SenseBest HomeKit dimmer switch: Belkin WeMo Dimmer SwitchBest HomeKit light switch: Eve Light SwitchBest HomeKit security camera: Logitech Circle 2Best HomeKit non-Apple speaker: Sonos OneBest HomeKit thermostat: Ecobee4Best HomeKit motion sensor: Eve Motion SensorThe best 10803K TVs4K Ultra HD TVs have become the norm for anyone looking to buy a new display for their living room, bedroom, or home theater.
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Since most smartphones don't have a flash built in to the front-facing shooter, Google Camera mitigates this by adding a manila-toned slab right as your selfie is taken, which is supposed to help produce a little extra light in dimmer settings.
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I will share with you that I walked around my apartment shouting the names of objects into the Amazon Ska Microphone and it understood that I wanted to order new Lutron Maestro dimmer switches but not a single book or movie I tried.
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Adding together the signals received by these various telescopes allowed them to synthesise an image as good as the one they would have got from single telescopes as large as the distance between any two of the dishes, though a great deal dimmer.
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As they reported in Cell last October, Daniel Rodríguez-Leal and colleagues in Lippman's lab showed that, by mutating the promoter of the self-pruning gene in different places, they could adjust its output like a dimmer switch, producing subtle but important changes.
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They pointed to the human costs of refusing to intervene — civilians dead or unable to get basic medical, food, water or shelter — as well as the price the world and the Syrian people pay as prospects for a political settlement become ever dimmer.
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Dim those lights (or unscrew a few light bulbs, should your lights not have a dimmer), scoop your clothes off the floor and unleash these expert-approved tips and tricks to set up a casual yet indulgent and inexpensive date night at home.
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Though Twin Metals' future looks dimmer every month, the fact that it was even a possibility — and that there are other mining companies trying to exploit the region — calls into question the values, integrity and good sense of civilization in the 21st century.
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Philips Hue White and Color Starter Kit for $120 + $50 Dell Gift Card: The starter kit comes with three bulbs capable of displaying 16 million shades of white and colored light, a bridge hub to connect them, and a mountable dimmer switch.
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We sat in a space overlooking the theater and for no apparent reason — except, of course, that I was dining with Björk — the lights in the room grew progressively dimmer, until we were discussing hope and utopia and womanhood in pitch blackness.
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You can buy this excellent budget speaker for $15 off its original price, and can also buy it bundled with a number of other excellent smart home devices, including Philips Hue smart bulbs, Amazon Fire TV Sticks, and Lutron smart dimmer switches.
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It turns out ambiance can make a real difference in terms of calorie consumption: When researchers from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign made over a fast food restaurant with dimmer lighting and mellow music, the study participants consumed 175 fewer calories, on average.
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Therefore, the scientists mapped those dimmer parts of the map at night with daytime photos of the same areas, allowing the computer to pick out patterns — like road conditions or metal roofs versus thatched roofs — that indicate a less-developed and possibly poorer region.
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As distinct as the darkened, glassy sound that they settled on for their first couple albums one, listening to I See You feels like a sudden jog of the dimmer switch, like this is the first time we've seen the band in full daylight.
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The demon was a photodetector (which measured the number of photons in each light beam) combined with a "feed forward operation," which channels the brighter beam (which has more photons) in one direction and the dimmer beam (with fewer photons) in a different direction.
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Cherry Wine was probable for the Belmont, but what little star power the race had left grew dimmer when the trainer Steve Asmussen said his colt Gun Runner, who finished third in the Derby, would skip the race and resume his campaign this summer.
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Less than five weeks after he took office, the chances of a spring thaw in relations between Washington and Moscow – once buoyed by an apparent "bromance" between Trump and President Vladimir Putin during the U.S. political campaign – are looking much dimmer, U.S. officials say.
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The spacious bathroom—all white save for a gleaming black marble floor—was arranged thoughtfully for two, with a big freestanding tub, separate rainfall-fixture shower, adjoining toilet closet, double vanity, dimmer switches for flattering lighting, and a speaker bringing in tunes from the bedroom.
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Because of the demands of the transition and the tradition of discretion, Obama seemed unwilling to address these issues head on, but, at least in general terms, there was no question that he was now seeing his post-Presidency in a new, if dimmer, light.
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And even if the altered version passed the House, it would face even dimmer chances than it does already in the Senate, where a sizable bloc of senators from states that expanded Medicaid are pushing the White House and the House to go in the opposite direction.
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But as Conselice hints, we may be on the brink of rooting out these dimmer galaxies with sophisticated new instruments like the James Webb Space Telescope, set for launch in 2018, or the European Extremely Large Telescope, which is scheduled to receive first light in 2024.
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This allows the telescope to observe light being reflected off of planets in orbit, which are over a billion times dimmer than their host star—Morse compares it to trying to observe a firefly that is in front of a bright light house from ten miles away.
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If you were to stand on the surface of one of the planets, the salmon-colored star would look about 200 times dimmer than our own sun, giving off about the same amount of light as our star does at the tail end of a sunset, Triaud said.
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There are gesture controls for turning the light on by simply flipping it from one end to the other, and rotating it will initiate a 45-minute shutdown sequence in which the Glow steadily goes from a bright, warm light to a dimmer, redder light before shutting off entirely.
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As for specs, Casper says the light can last days on a single battery charge, if you ever want to use it as a truly portable light source, while it should last for around seven hours if you've paused it to prevent it from getting brighter or dimmer.
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Or, for example, when you ask it to make the lights dimmer or to play a song without specifying a room, it needs to know where you are or it might end up blasting music in Max's room when we really need her to take a nap. Whoops.
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If you're sharing the room, there's a good chance you and your partner may disagree over the lights: One in five couples surveyed by Philips Lighting said they disagree with their partner over the color of the lights, and one in three cited quarrels over the dimmer switch.
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"While we expect the trend in inflation to firm, dimmer prospects for U.S. growth amid the ongoing trade war will likely prevent inflation from breaking meaningfully above the Fed's target in the near-term," said Sarah House, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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"While we expect the trend in inflation to firm, dimmer prospects for U.S. growth amid the ongoing trade war will likely prevent inflation from breaking meaningfully above the Fed's target in the near-term," said Sarah House, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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While your iPad has a brightness slider in the Control Center that can make your display fairly dark, your eyes might be sensitive and you need something even dimmer — especially in a very dark room, where even a little light from your screen can seem like too much.
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Pessimism about whether people would act to limit carbon dioxide emissions in time led him to search for ways to remove them from the atmosphere, and even to change the degree to which the atmosphere reflects light, through a kind of global dimmer switch to counteract the warming trend.
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That way, any customer looking to replace a fuse or searching for someone to help them figure out if they can install a light dimmer could get swept up into a sales pitch about how they could save hundreds per month over 30 years if they install Tesla solar panels.
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Color displays can sap a lot of power, so adjust the brightness to a dimmer level, or turn on the auto-brightness feature so the screen adjusts to your surroundings on its own; setting the screen to turn off automatically after a shorter period of time also helps save energy.
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Though Mr. Fairfax has denied the allegations and may survive in his current term in office, the likelihood of winning a future election "is dim in a Democratic primary and even dimmer in a general election," said Larry J. Sabato, the director of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics.
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But the most interesting part of the system isn't in the internet gateway, but in what might be a motion-controlled dimmer switch, which exists as a colorful standalone puck that — if this incredibly awkward Ikea promotion video can be trusted — can dim lights simply by rolling it around in your hand.
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When checking my email at the dog park, I never had to hunt for the brightness slider on my 6, but I have to regularly adjust it on my SE.This does translate to solid battery life (your display is the primary drain on your battery, so a dimmer display means less drain).
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When Adnan looks to origins of the physical body in the prose section of Night, the grounds for its existence and its potential to expand beyond its apparent self grow dimmer: Born in a sealed room, where night is origin, I will say that something always remains from anything, even from nothingness.
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So for advocates (and for the hundreds of Americans who work for local nonprofits helping refugees acclimate to their new lives), the best-case scenario is that the new cap represents a new equilibrium, and America actually intends to resettle 30,000 refugees next year — a dimmer goal than the country has ever set.
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On the other hand, if you want the inside of your home to feel more like a bright, sunny day — or a big-box store — you can try an LED lightbulb with a cooler temperature around 5,000 K. The simplicity of incandescent lights allows them to work with all types of dimmer switches.
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The reason they're so often successful striking the side of the neck is that the side of the neck has a vein, an artery, and two nerves, so when you strike the side of the neck, you'll either get a vasovagal response—kind of like a dimmer switch—or you can cause a concussion.
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So if the press is dominated by stories about shrinking valuations, dried-up funding, lower revenues, lower growth, missed targets and dimmer futures, regulators and electeds will react accordingly — they'll be less receptive to arguments and policy interpretations from startups and far more susceptible to the entreaties of incumbents to maintain the status quo.
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Leviton announced two in-wall dimmers and a switch; Incipio showed off an in-wall dimmer; iDevices presented plans for a stick-on wall switch for wireless devices; Sylvania said it would begin to offer a HomeKit bulb; and LIFX recently announced plans to begin enabling HomeKit on its latest generation bulbs next month.
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Cormier's successful title defense, Johnson rebuilding his case as a contender with arm-stiffening knockouts, Alexander Gustafsson trudging forward—the goings on in the 205-pound weight class have never had a dimmer spotlight on them because everything that happens occurs relative to what's going on with Jones, the titleholder who's never truly lost in the Octagon.
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There is the utopian theory of mobility and endless curiosity, and there is our daily reality, which is composed of a billion familiar details, most of them indescribable—the rooms we sit in, and the dimmer rooms we were once raised in; the streets we live on, and the old streets we grew up on, which truly exist now only in our heads.
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"40 Acres" builds parallels to our real world through a subplot about an elementary school's vote for a class pet: it's clear the snake is there for show; voting is being held during chicken stars day lunch so no one will show up; and eventually Jack, the, er, dimmer of the twin children, isn't even allowed to vote because he gets detention.
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A few weeks earlier, in the dimmer gleam of central London, I sat outside a pub to complain about my love life with a few friends and suddenly noticed that everyone — ourselves, our neighbors at the next table, the couple arguing down the street — was circling around the same thing: Human relationships simply don't work, at any scale, from the most intimate to the most abstract.
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The E27-sized bulbs (the standard chubby ones used in lamps) began sneaking into stores around the world last month; now they're on the Ikea website where a spot-check of its physical stores shows plenty of stock across the US. They aren't available to purchase on-line, however, and they're currently only listed as a $34.99 bundle kit with one LED light bulb and one battery-powered dimmer.
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Here's a press image from Eon that I would say does an accurate job of demonstrating the Super 64's output: The Super 64 isn't the only way to get your N64 working on a modern TV. You could pick up a Nintendo S-Video cable, though you'd likely also have to get an S-Video-to-HDMI converter depending on your TV, and the results probably wouldn't be as good — you'd be likely to run into input lag and dimmer colors.
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The limits of the presidency and public opinion are very real, but the massive speaking fees Clinton accepted from multinational corporations, the huge amounts of money Obama raised from Wall Street, the fundraisers they both attend for their personal Super PACs, and the ex-financiers both of them relied on as advisers all help explain, to Sanders and his supporters, why Clinton and Obama's agendas were so compromised, and why their dimmer view of the possibilities of American politics may be more than a little self-interested.
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More on this... Dozens of Palestinians dead in border clashes with Israel as embassy opens in Jerusalem OPINION: UN agency fuels Palestinian attacks against Israel Palestinians, Israeli troops exchange stones and tear gas as Hamas reportedly bribes, threatens demonstrators OPINION: Palestinians must accept the reality of Israel as a Jewish state to achieve peace OPINION: Hamas wants Palestinians killed to score propaganda points against Israel Palestinian leader's speech spark outrage with US, EU, UN Her release comes at a time when Palestinian hopes for an independent state appear dimmer than ever.
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A Star Came Within 0.8 Light-Years Of Our Sun 70,000 Years AgoAn international team of astronomers has identified a star that passed through the outer reaches of …Read more ReadAccording to this research, a dim red dwarf star, along with its even dimmer brown dwarf companion—a kind of bloated gas giant that failed to ignite into a full-blown star—came to within 0.8 light-years of our Sun (4.7 trillion miles, or 0003,600 AU, where 1 AU is the average distance of the Earth to the Sun), and possibly as close as 0.6 light-years (236 trillion miles, or 22015,214 AU).
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The science is also lacking on what the "safest" way to fall asleep watching TV is, though we can make some more educated guesses: A TV across the room is probably less likely to keep you awake than a Netflix-playing laptop that's next to your face; dimmer screens are probably better than brighter ones; facing away from the TV and simply listening to the sound is probably less stimulating than actually watching the TV (there's evidence that music actually improves sleep—is it possible the sound from TV does, too?); comedies or C-SPAN are probably better to watch than Breaking Bad or anything scary or dramatic; reruns you've seen are probably better than new shows.
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Here's why so many fintech startups are loaning to small businesses (EC) Europe risks squandering its global advantage in deep tech innovation (TC) What to expect when pitching European VCs (TC) Dear Sophie: My H-1B was renewed, but I'm getting laid off (EC) Latin America takes the global lead in VC directed to female co-founders (TC) Why VCs are dumping money into insurance marketplaces (EC) As a top manager leaves amid fundraising woes, SoftBank's vision looks dimmer — and schadenfreude abounds (TC) Why this VC thinks we're heading for a cloud slowdown (EC) In this week's episode, Alex and Danny sat down with Rick Yang of NEA, examined Casper and One Medical in more detail, and covered a few new funds and fundraises — including more thoughts on the Asana numbers.
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