As sure as he's embedding other narratives in the ground beneath his writing chair, Robinson is embedding manuals for revolution in his own narratives.
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When it comes to embedding Twitter and Tumblr posts on entirely separate websites, the ethical issues are even more complicated, and many Twitter users block embedders who fail to ask permission before embedding.
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Westworld is known for embedding recognizable songs in its soundtrack.
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Embedding Huawei 5G in Europe threatens to change all that.
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Jukin actively stops certain websites from embedding videos it has licensed.
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In short: fintech is finally embedding itself where customers already are.
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BuzzFeed News isn't embedding the video because it depicts a minor.
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Embedding themselves into the community, they settled on telling her story.
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He was making it ... Embedding is a very heavy term ... Yeah.
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That was followed by Filipe Luis embedding his studs into Messi's knee.
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Soon, they could vanish completely, their smarts embedding directly into our surroundings.
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It envisions embedding these innovations into every corner of its ageing society.
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"It's all over the place, embedding in every industry," Zuboff tells Axios.
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Embedding Brat talent into ads has proven highly compelling to teen audiences.
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Tronc also plans to focus on embedding more videos in Tronc stories.
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We're embedding one below, and you can check out the rest here.
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"Social care led on co-production, embedding it in research," he explains.
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Now, because the Connes embedding conjecture is false, they know they can't.
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Embedding the molecules in ice would also protect them from drying out.
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European reformers managed this by embedding progressive policies in business-oriented arrangements.
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The brain will start embedding this information into your perception of reality.
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A lot of digital industrial internet was about embedding sensors and controls.
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I'm not embedding many of those tweets to protect non-public figures' privacy.
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You need local embedding, even if only for a few weeks or months.
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The embedding feature plays well with other types of content, not only images.
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Niantic is running a live stream, but has chosen not to allow embedding.
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Criminally, embedding is disabled on this one, so click here to watch. 3.
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Quip for Salesforce is embedding that kind of functionality at the platform level.
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Another example where Microsoft is invisibly embedding its technologies is on Huawei phones.
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"Having a period of embedding things is still sensible to us," she said.
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By embedding a map, you are agreeing to Google&aposs terms of service.
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That also prevents us from embedding the tweets, but here are some additional screenshots.
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"We are making good progress embedding our strategic vision into the organisation," said Gobbetti.
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All of a sudden we see the importance of embedding ourselves in the past.
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We've been betting heavily on the concept of embedding content anywhere on the Web.
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Photographers can also track views or outright block certain sites from embedding their images.
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Pinterest has evolved the product, embedding it inside the apps of retailers like Target.
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The software also supports typing, inking, embedding videos, recording audio, and digital scans, too.
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I'm embedding the Soundcloud link below so that you know what not to click.
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The so-called "internet of things" refers to embedding computing devices in everyday objects.
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A tracking pixel works by embedding a small and hidden image in an email.
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Banks are embedding derivatives into regular savings deposits to generate higher yields for clients.
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We call this "embedded environmentalism": embedding climate protection in a system of social protection.
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Embedding the effects into a guitar, while cool, might be seen as a gimmick.
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I've linked video (NBC does not allow embedding) of the routines that are available online.
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It's especially problematic because Jukin picks and chooses the media companies it blocks from embedding.
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Last season, the writers dabbled with Uber and Airbnb, embedding both deeply into core storylines.
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Apple has a patent for embedding a camera's image sensor in-between the display's pixels.
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One challenge for compliance teams is embedding sanctions information into a business's systems and workflows.
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This morning, Google announced that it was open sourcing its data visualization tool, Embedding Projector.
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Tina Davis (D), who is introducing a bill in Pennsylvania to outlaw mandatory chip embedding.
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Hackpad Hackpad is basically a fancy Google Doc with improved sharing, auditing, and embedding options.
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How does embedding the actual objects rethink ideas of race presently and in the past?
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There is a cost to embedding a piece of art in its real-world context.
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One way that policy managers accomplish this goal is by embedding the illusion of benefit.
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Embedding loyal staff members is a key component of presidential influence over the executive branch.
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The doctor is now embedding a battery into a different part of the patient's body.
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The notion of embedding an object in cake dates from at least the Roman Empire.
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Embedding fonts meant web designers could choose any font that they had permission to use.
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They also hired early and often, embedding organizers in Iowa communities months before rival campaigns.
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Instead, Dr. Urban is embedding hydrogen atoms in solids, which are much denser than gases.
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The notion of embedding an object in cake dates at least to the Roman Empire.
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Some campaigns are embedding attack ads to ensure an opponent's gaffe breaks through to voters.
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This is a capitalistic system of embedding the real cost of externalities of this product.
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Embedding Snap Map stories feels like a new iteration of what reporters have done for years.
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The concept has designers embedding plants into walls, buildings, and even draping entire cities in greenery.
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Through layering, embedding, and substituting materials, the artists in IPS give form to otherwise intangible forces.
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A little slideshow of how it looks is here, and we're embedding a video too below.
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SMITH: The president doubling down embedding Congress will deliver on the hot-button issue before November.
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"The market is embedding that NFLX will achieve 335 million subscribers by 2028," the note states.
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The future of textile technology will be all about embedding tech right into the fabrics themselves.
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It sometimes bursts out in bits and pieces, with emotional shrapnel embedding itself in others' skins.
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Here's what else is happening: Embedding among the warm, huddled masses might actually feel nice today.
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He had just finished reloading when a bullet struck his forehead, embedding itself in his skull.
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Sondheim had a knack for embedding plot in lyrics and a playful, prickly sense of language.
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Since then, she has pursued her blend of art and activism, embedding herself in Flint, Mich.
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Since then, she has pursued her blend of art and activism, embedding herself in Flint, Mich.
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Embedding hints into companion websites isn't new for Westworld — the Super Bowl trailer had plenty of them.
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Developers are embedding ethical choices within the technology but without thinking about their decisions in those terms.
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My favorite is Motion Photos, which is Google's take on embedding little movable images inside your photo.
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The new post embedding feature also lets you choose whether you want to see the media preview.
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These cultural-defining films can only gain from embedding themes of real-world injustice into their narratives.
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The company is reporting some good early traction with some 300 apps embedding their bug-reporting SDK.
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Embedding innovation within the federal government requires an integrated, long-term approach to create solutions at scale.
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But releasing Ripley would show it's still intent on embedding itself deeper into users' lives and homes.
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Amazon Dash and Echo Amazon was embedding itself as a utility in its own day in 2015.
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For the economists who had been busy embedding rationality (and Nash) into their models, this was problematic.
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Today Truepic unveils its SDK for embedding its tech in other products plus its own consumer app.
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And so perhaps everyone can become pearls like Ferdinand's father, embedding their souls in an immortal orb.
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By emboldening Gazans to place themselves directly in the line of fire and embedding terrorists among civilians.
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In the Trump administration, these groups see their best opportunity for embedding their views into U.S. policy.
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In Syria, Iran is embedding Shia militias, some of which come from as far away as Pakistan.
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" AT&T complained that, "Embedding URLs in all WEA messages poses a threat of congesting wireless networks.
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Our Founders honored that core promise by embedding the principle of religious neutrality in the First Amendment.
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Manufacturers are embedding microphones, cameras and GPS into toys and gadgets, and the results can be frightening.
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De Laurentiis is not distancing himself from soccer; rather, he is embedding himself more deeply in it.
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Our founders honored that core promise by embedding the principle of religious neutrality in the First Amendment.
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Ultimately, Google&aposs work embedding itself in healthcare partners could lead to a more functional healthcare system.
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Facebook works closely with governments and politicians across the globe, often embedding employees directly with politicians' teams.
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Accountability for implementing and embedding the conduct risk policy predominantly lies within the compliance department (31 percent).
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U.S. forces embedding more to help Iraqis retake Mosul - commander MAKHMOUR - U.S. forces assisting Iraqi troops to retake Mosul from Islamic State are embedding more extensively, a senior commander said on Friday, a move that could accelerate a two month-old campaign which has slackened after quick initial advances.
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Alumina demand, meanwhile, is a function of smelter operating rates, embedding the alumina price between two "known unknowns".
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Most companies haven't taken the steps to become "design-driven" — embedding design into the heartbeat of corporate culture.
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Using conductive paint, you can spray touch controls onto a guitar, embedding effect pedals right onto the body.
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But what about embedding more text in tweets, the same way we can now embed images and video?
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Also, because these scenes are so unnecessary to the plot, I'm not going to be embedding them here.
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It is also developing tools to make embedding a Picfair buy button and other promotional materials much easier.
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Netflix had already experimented with the format before, by embedding brief interactive moments in its kid's series Kong.
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WE ARE LITERALLY EMBEDDING A COMPLIANCE DEPARTMENT OF OUR CHOOSING INTO THE COMPANY TO MONITOR IT GOING FORWARD.
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The only downside is there's no way to save the videos (hence the Vine above) for embedding elsewhere.
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Reddit posts are going to get the chance to live beyond Reddit itself, thanks to new embedding capabilities.
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Indeed, the ultimate end game is taking a deep neural network and embedding it onto a single chip.
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About five years ago, he code-golfed his way into embedding a QR code within a QR code.
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Just last week, Amazon partners began embedding its Fire TV software into new televisions and smart speakers, too.
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In the past, agents have been criticized for the use of dubious informants and embedding with drug traffickers.
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She finds ways of embedding political terror in ordinariness, which is what life is beginning to feel like.
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The compliance function continues to take precedence in implementing and embedding the conduct risk policy within an organization.
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But, Wachob tells The Creators Project that her artwork involves much more than just embedding ink in human skin.
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Instead, according the the WSJ, Apple was focused on embedding a touch sensor in the glass using ultrasonic technology.
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Embedding a comment is even easier, as every comment on the site now has an "embed" link under it.
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The expanse is wide between embedding fuel cells in a smartphone and a scalable retail-based global energy marketplace.
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Embedding Touch ID underneath the screen would've been ideal, but the challenges associated with doing so could've stalled things.
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In Dispatches, VICE will investigate how goods and services function by embedding with people making money in alternative ways.
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Today that changed when the company announced it was embedding Quip directly into its sales and customer service clouds.
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The server test, he said, does not shield Schlossberg for the intentional embedding of an image of Luong's photograph.
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Zilberstein tweaked his technique, grinding up the beads and embedding them in small pieces of ethylene-vinyl-acetate film.
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They are not embedding themselves inside other groups at the company, as is the case at places like Pinterest.
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That's because their minimalist design involves embedding the batteries, circuit boards, microphones and antennas directly into the tiny earpieces.
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Embedding an assistant versus connecting the fridge to an external assistant seems to be a much more effective implementation.
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Miyazaki in particular does a really good job of embedding those fantastical magical elements in a really grounded story.
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Erlich's team did report running an additional experiment—embedding a 1.4-megabyte video in a plexiglass pair of eyeglasses.
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TC: I'm wondering especially about Amazon given that Amazon and Google are now embedding payment systems into their platforms.
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The majority of companies haven't taken the steps to become "design-driven" — embedding design into the heartbeat of corporate culture.
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One fan accused the reality star of "embedding materialism in [True's] brain" after she shared pictures of the lavish gift.
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It could push augmented reality and voice assistants into the mainstream by embedding the capability into millions of new devices.
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The sheer complexity of this undertaking will also push more trading onto electronic platforms, which are busy embedding automatic reporting.
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HERV-T probably emerged between 30 and 40 million years ago, embedding its DNA into the cells of our ancestors.
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Nearly every phone on the market supports NFC, so embedding NFC into product packaging opens up a lot of possibilities.
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On Monday night his campaign manager winked and nodded to it, embedding a video of the coughing in a tweet.
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Early college — embedding as much as two years of tuition-free college during public high school — is one such strategy.
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We're embedding it below: All in all, F8 was down for a good majority of Zuckerberg's portion of the keynote.
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By embedding a sensor in your card, Mastercard can confirm your identity without the need for a PIN or signature.
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By embedding their services in this experience, the tech giants can gently introduce digital services that wouldn't otherwise be utilized.
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The challenge is embedding the knowledge in public systems that have long focused on punishment as a deterrent for misbehavior.
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Addario: I think for any journalist embedding with the military, there is an incredible sense of discipline and following orders.
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Hilariously, as you can tell, this is one of the only NFL YouTube videos that we are capable of embedding.
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Dr. Moore envisions filling tiny capsules made from unzipping polymers with healing agents and then embedding the capsules in coatings.
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And today the most forward-looking place on Earth—Silicon Valley—is still embedding old-school bias into new products.
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For instance, you could imagine embedding Greyparrot's technology in a smart bin to automatically sort waste from the very beginning.
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Alongside his writings, Mr. Howard played a central role in embedding the study of war in mainstream British intellectual life.
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A hot-pink banner hung overhead announcing her as Natalia (Saw Lady) Paruz, embedding the nickname she has officially trademarked.
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As Ben is trying to free Becky from the human plane, she seems to be embedding herself deeper inside of Sasha.
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The Toronto-based photojournalist has been documenting conflict for decades now, embedding herself everywhere from Pol Pot's Cambodia to Iraqi prisons.
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Hugo's poems celebrated liberty, linking the Ancient Greeks with the modern world and embedding freedom of artistic expression into political freedom.
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Many of Avid's digital tools are used in sports and news production for things like embedding graphics and integrating social media.
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A development framework that enables agility and velocity while embedding security continuously and holistically helps organizations understand and manage security risk.
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You're not just not doing the work of undoing bias, you're embedding it into things that are going to outlive you.
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It means not including them on shows, or embedding them in articles, or using their content as uncritical headlines for stories.
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" In October, Avedisian e-mailed Wong, embedding links to several videos: "We have had at least one mouse [sighting] each night . . .
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In a roundabout way, this potential dissonance ended up producing an important problem in pure mathematics called the Connes embedding conjecture.
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People on upper floors threw crystal ashtrays, one of which struck a passer-by and shattered, embedding glass in his eyes.
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Rosalía was trained in flamenco — a fiercely traditional genre — but has been consistently embedding other, more cosmopolitan influences into her work.
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Shortly after embedding within the city's alternative music scene, Walker started a production entity and online journal called New City Movement.
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The campaign wasted its money by not embedding in the community, Kulnarni responded: It's not as simple as arranging phone calls.
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France also plans to create a legal framework that would allow the embedding of facial recognition technology in video surveillance systems.
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After embedding with the police and experiencing firsthand how complicated their job can be, traditional 2D filmmaking didn't feel immersive enough.
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School police departments were established in hyper-segregated urban cities, setting the foundation for embedding the criminal justice system into schools.
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Amazon Dash embedding enables Whirlpool's 2016 line-up of dishwashers, dryers and washers to order necessary supplies when you are running low.
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The NYPD cooperates with foreign police to share intelligence and tactics, embedding its own officers in 13 police forces around the world.
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A master of many styles even by this early point in her career, Sharrer was a fan of embedding paintings within paintings.
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If they are actively embedding journalists, the defendants and the lawyers will have right to all the disclosure around what that entails.
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Instead of building out a dedicated security team, Facebook has dissolved it and is instead embedding security engineers within its other divisions.
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Such hard-line members of Congress clearly criticize the reform agenda for further embedding repression, which has dogged the island for decades.
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This will include developing and embedding new technologies into the platform "to unlock the full potential of the flexible workforce," says Fjellborg.
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Yet Mrs Clinton's advisors feared that assailing him with many of his weaknesses would risk embedding none of them in voters' minds.
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Embedding counselors in-uniform with military units to interact with and meet the warrior on their own terms will get them talking.
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But embedding diversity and inclusion into our work helps us to punch above our weight in the highly competitive market for attention.
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Libya today is a failed state, exporting military ideology and weapons throughout North Africa while embedding jihadists into refugee flows to Europe.
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This branch is concerned with compromising and embedding implants in purpose-built devices like VoIP phones, workstations and smart devices like TVs.
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That's because, in part, their design involves embedding the batteries, circuit boards, microphones and antennas directly into a tightly sealed, tiny package.
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Embedding infant and early childhood mental health clinicians in primary care and early childhood settings will facilitate early identification through screening protocols.
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Reports have suggested Apple has struggled with 3-D sensors and embedding a fingerprint reader into the display, leading to the delays.
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LSB embedding is known to be easily detected, and so should not be considered a secure, resilient algo for stego-ing secret messages.
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Embedding the chart is a matter of copy and pasting a link, and Beam makes it super easy to share on social media.
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He, however, added that neither the bank nor its peers had a specific way to measure if leaders were embedding the desired culture.
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Although Amazon offers the app free for Android devices, that version is supported by ads, and some features, like photo embedding, are disabled.
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This at the same time as Facebook the company was embedding its own staff with political campaigns to help them spread election messages.
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This is all part of the field of "plant nanobionics," which is about embedding plants with tiny nanomaterials that basically give them superpowers.
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"Our focus will be on customer service, embedding the new model and improving collections through the third quarter of the year," Crook said.
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Other alternatives include home visiting programs, mobile mental health vans, tele-therapy, and embedding maternal mental health services in other early childhood programs.
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In this way, something powerful happens: a single, shared copy of the truth is created, embedding a new level of trust across networks.
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But its interest in embedding electronics directly in the cortex emerged only after the N.I.H. workshops demonstrated that the technology was mature enough.
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I'm able to access certain gold sites by embedding with Niger's national guard, who periodically patrol the area to keep tabs on security.
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Lila, meanwhile, is embedding herself deeper into the neighborhood, designing shoes with her brother and juggling the advances of the aggressive Marcello Solara.
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The Gateway Pundit, a right-wing news site, quickly wrote an article embedding the deceptive video with the clear goal of validating it.
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But instead of embedding the new tweet in the middle of the old thread it was added at the bottom as a supplement.
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Embedding market expectations of where three-month money will trade, the contracts are effectively a gauge of where central bank rates are headed.
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Vital federal ministries need guidance and oversight, including through embedding international and diaspora experts in those ministries and close scrutiny of their expenditures.
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Embedding is sometimes the only way to get a direct record, no matter how limited, of what is happening in an armed conflict.
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By embedding an exploit in a chat room, all a hacker had to do was invite people to it to take over their computers.
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We learned that the steganographic scheme called LSB embedding leaves a characteristic imprint on the image histogram that does not occur in natural images.
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Initially, everyone assumed that Apple would be embedding the fingerprint reader into the display itself so that users wouldn't need to change their habits.
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Google has begun embedding autoplaying videos in the search results of a small number of its users, as first reported by Search Engine Land.
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I tried embedding a photo directly into this story using Google's tools, but the photos were mangled beyond recognition, likely due to format differences.
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It works by embedding a JavaScript component in a website that can leverage a visiting device's processing power to mine a cryptocurrency (usually Monero).
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Embedding works when you integrate your software into a customer's operations so the customer can't rip you out and replace you with a competitor.
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A new art project, as seen on FastCo Design, solves our age-old struggle with walls by embedding circuitry in wallpaper, using conductive inks.
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The bad news: Her bet in organizing at the local level and embedding in communities in the first two states did not pay off.
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Vinaya, which detailed its $1003M seed this fall, is another startup focused on putting tech inside fine jewelry, embedding notifications systems into designer wearables.
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We're all used to"give us money" pleas on social media platforms, enough so that Facebook is embedding charity fundraising directly into the site.
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The next critical step is the proliferation of autonomous driving and the task of safely embedding its utility within the framework of our society.
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As researchers studied olfaction in the early 2000s, they developed algorithms to determine how random embedding and sparsity in higher dimensions helped computational efficiency.
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Snaps from the scene did spread via news outlets like USA Today and Los Angeles Times embedding Snapchat's curated news footage in their stories.
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Why should we trust tech companies when we see examples of them embedding bias into software, or launching products with unintended consequences, every day?
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In so-called embedding testing, people receive fake phishing emails throughout the day and sending scolding letters to those who actually click on them.
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And he's even in favor of what he calls "algorithmic accountability" (embedding laws in algorithms) which will regulate the pricing of sharing economy companies.
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Embedding seat covers, blankets, and even the gusset of special travel pants with charcoal to absorb the odor and stifle some of the embarrassment.
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"From 2019 onwards, we will be firmly embedding all-electric, battery-powered mobility in our core brands," Chief Executive Harald Krueger said on Thursday.
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You complain about PR embedding itself in the news cycle yet you use the tools Gawker perfected to launch your products and make millions.
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What's next: The Islamic State is currently focused on keeping a toehold in Iraq and Syria and embedding its supporters into local populations there.
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Good examples from Motherboard's archives include a tour of Hell, a journey through the worst place in Minecraft, and embedding with Arma 3 snipers.
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Now, GM is taking the additional step of embedding the Google services that so many people already use through their phones and smart speakers.
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When we help men better themselves, we're also helping the dominant culture realize the importance of embedding self-care into all our social structures.
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By embedding Alexa into a vehicle's system, the voice assistant can communicate with home devices, offer Alexa services and assist in controlling vehicle settings.
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IBM is embedding its Watson artificial intelligence engine into a growing number of applications and is taking on Amazon and Google in cloud computing.
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These new figures should be tasked with helping build solutions, embedding as many legally-relevant safeguards as possible within products, services and organizational processes.
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Improving reinforcement While traditional reinforced concrete involves embedding a framework of steel bars inside a concrete structural element, recent years have brought further advancement.
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The principle of a ban on any force that would threaten the American people, either directly or by embedding itself into larger groups, is firm.
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CxStocks used Coinhive to accomplish this, a service in the news recently because torrenting website The Pirate Bay tried to ditch ads by embedding Coinhive.
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While Saless is citing "time" here, blocking a website from embedding likely takes up more time than just leaving it open for all to embed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 1940s, artist Isamu Noguchi experimented with a series of "lunar landscapes," embedding lights in undulating magnesite cement.
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One of the Daily Caller's sources said an unnamed Chinese firm based in Washington, DC, had obtained Clinton's email by embedding code into Clinton's server.
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At NanoGraf, he and his colleagues are boosting the energy of carbon-silicon batteries by embedding silicon particles in graphene, graphite's Nobel Prize-winning cousin.
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Sears founded the group and played the role of spiritual guide, embedding the organization with his ethos of a humble attitude and crushing court briefs.
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Called plastination or chemopreservation, the new approach involves chemical fixation and the embedding of brain tissue in a plastic-like form for long-term storage.
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Scientists have inserted a GIF into the DNA of living bacteria, bringing us one step closer to one day embedding information in our own skin.
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For example, in 2011 — before the launch of Facebook Live — MLB aired some of its spring training games live on Facebook by embedding its MLB.
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Anadol then used an AI algorithm known as tSNE (t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding) to organize the data from the 1.7 million documents into visuals.
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VICE caught up with Welch recently to talk about nostalgia, vandalism, embedding his personal identity in art history, and why modern culture needs new myths.
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He envisioned embedding himself with Islamic State fighters to learn about daily life in the caliphate, a la Vice News, according to his defense attorney.
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The specially trained unit's 800 members are intended to advise Afghan forces in small teams, embedding more closely with their Afghan partners than conventional units.
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Using a wide variety of approaches, though mostly sticking to a rectilinear format, the artists all share an interest in embedding messages into their quilts.
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By embedding his field within the humanities, Professor Scully made the battle for the soul of modern architecture seem like a conversation among reasonable people.
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But our ancestors were regrettably talented at embedding these ideals into the fabric of society; they became internalized and were passed on to future generations.
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"As cybersecurity threats continue to intensify, we strongly believe that embedding security early in the software development lifecycle is critical," Wasim said in a statement.
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By the time Churchill regained power in 1951, many of these programs had become entrenched, embedding socialism into the economy even during successive Conservative governments.
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One instance is a word-embedding algorithm, used in many applications, that managed to pick up and apply the rigid gender stereotypes that permeate society.
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But those insights––the data contained in Word2vec and other word embedding datasets––are also trained on old books and movie reviews, and sometimes tweets.
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Muddy and exhausted with dark clouds looming, the Marines trekked across a rain-soaked field, their footprints embedding into the mud with every weighted step.
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Parscale has also made one strategic move that could help him stay in the job longer than most -- deeply embedding himself in the President's family.
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What was that shooting process like embedding yourself with them on a day-to-day basis in places like safe houses in Turkey or Germany?
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We look forward to investing in and maximizing the technology, and embedding it in our products and solutions, both in the UK and around the world.
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While the Good American mogul was publicly thanking Simmons for the nice gifts, one fan accused Khloé of "embedding materialism in [True's] brain" with the car.
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Katherine Forrest, a Southern District of New York judge, ruled Thursday that embedding a tweet containing an image in a webpage could be considered copyright infringement.
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But the aspirations of embedding content, art, games and utility into the real world via Facebook Camera will only come to fruition if people use Stories.
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Carbon claims to overcome this "by embedding a second heat-activated reactive chemistry in their materials," resulting in high-resolution parts with engineering-grade mechanical properties.
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Tonight, watch the series premiere of Black Market: Dispatches, our new show where we explore how contraband moves across borders by embedding ourselves inside criminal enterprises.
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Embedding tracking pixels in your emails so that you can tell whether or not someone is ignoring you is creepy and gross, so don't do it.
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"We found a way to make accessing data extremely simple, mashing it together in a logical way and embedding it in every logical place," he explained.
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The organization provides yearlong fellowships to young professionals with diverse backgrounds by embedding them in health organizations in Africa and underserved communities in the United States.
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Regardless of the concerns, manufacturers are pushing ahead with projects like embedding artificial intelligence into cockpits and connectivity that allows for decision-making on the ground.
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Trump has repeatedly called the Mueller investigation a "witch hunt" and in recent weeks has accused the FBI of embedding a spy in his presidential campaign.
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Embedding videos at the top of content to sell advertising at a higher rate is already supposed to be one of many saviours of digital media.
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Then through the streaming, we've been working on embedding games into the live streams so that kids can watch a live stream, pause, play the game.
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But any such move would clearly take time, even as Huawei continues selling services around the world and embedding its 5G kit into next-gen networks.
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Once finished, you can export the product through a variety of options, from embedding to a website using HTML to exporting to PDF or PPT formats.
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Embedding bits and bobs in polished urethane composites and then smashing, molding and slicing them, the two have created a signature style both freewheeling and rigorous.
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Snyder takes apart the myths that surround domestic violence, many of which she herself once believed, embedding analysis and actionable steps in deeply reported case studies.
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In other cases, the agency was embedding spy tools in Apple's hardware, and even modifying an Apple software update that allowed government analysts to record every keystroke.
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So, in one way, this isn't exactly payola because Spotify is being reasonably transparent in telling you they're quietly embedding music into your pre-existing personal playlists.
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Adidas is already experimenting with embedding chips inside shoes—an approach that could one day collect data on consumer behavior, and in turn inform more customized designs.
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Screenshot: GiphyFacebook subsidiary Instagram and stumbling competitor Snapchat have both disabled GIF-embedding service Giphy after an extremely racist image began spreading on the platform, TechCrunch reported.
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In February, net neutrality advocates and technology companies planned a day of mass online protest, embedding messages of support for net neutrality into their websites and apps.
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It's annoying me only because I've been tasked with embedding a short video and briefly summarizing its contents and this made that process take a long time.
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By making the resonators liquid and embedding them in a flexible material, the team has essentially created anti-radar sheets that can be placed on any object.
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Any reporter embedding with the U.S. military is required to sign similar, non-disclosure agreements based on what type of military units they may be traveling with.
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When their not using stripped-down Soviet-era cars as curling stones, they're doing something equally ridiculous like embedding Tetris in the operating systems of their vans.
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"She should of receive a cross or a bible so this child grows closer to God as opposed to embedding materialism in her brain," one commenter wrote.
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Embedding power plants inside devices would be a small leap for manufacturers, and a potentially giant leap for consumers seeking to escape the cycle of daily recharging.
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And if they&aposre hiring people and embedding them into a campaign political purposes, that is corruption at the highest level, and that needs to be prosecuted.
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And by embedding AI into hardware it controls end to end, Google is pushing even more boldly into the future all of its rivals agree is vital.
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I won't grace the haters by embedding their tweets here, but let's just say that it isn't particularly hard to find people trashing O'Day for these rumors.
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Conversely, Goicolea deconstructs and reconstructs his photographs by re-layering, duplicating, and embedding elements of different images onto one another to create a simulated, reality-like composition.
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Roku, which competes with those vendors in the market for streaming sticks and boxes, is going a step further, embedding its software into ultra-high definition televisions.
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And, by embedding AI into hardware it controls end to end, Google is pushing even more boldly into the future all of its rivals agree is vital.
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As for the next phase of the project, the scientists will work on embedding tiny receivers, sensors, and similar electronic components into the design for broader functionality.
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Yet, when it comes to responsible investing, a critical tool for embedding social and climate awareness in the way we do business, the U.S. is lagging behind.
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"It is startling that Josh Hawley would be part of fraudulently embedding somebody in my campaign," the senator told a local news station, according to CBS News.
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We term this "embedded environmentalism," that is, embedding environmental action in a new social compact that explicitly protects those who will bear the costs of new regulations.
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It can be used for everything from formatting a blog post or email, working with a CMS< embedding external content on your website, and creating usable content.
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According to our reviewer, "Embedding us in the intimacy of a friendship, the prose makes reflections that might seem common sense in the abstract feel like discoveries."
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Embedding a Google Map into a personal website or blog is a simple way to help visitors navigate an area or easily find directions to a location.
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Instead, the president's embedding a ton of video and images — of speeches, diplomatic pomp and circumstance, and highlights of stops at the zoo on his international trips.
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When the Canadian Senate released their report on bitcoin in 2015, it did so by embedding a message in the blockchain, the technology underlying the virtual currency.
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During an advanced search, the Suggestions algorithm stores the entire search as a vector ad compares it against a larger word embedding model to find similarities among companies.
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Facebook Instant Articles gives publishers the option of embedding their content on Facebook's servers, so that users can read an article without ever leaving the Facebook mobile app.
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Embedding the fingerprint sensor in the power button would let users securely unlock their laptop with their fingerprints, but we're unsure how that would work for mobile payments.
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One of the key parts of his job involves embedding in demonstrations and speaking to both police officers and disgruntled Odinga supporters to soothe tensions and promote peace.
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I develop statistical analysis, graph mining, embedding, and deep learning-based methods to characterize what normal behavior looks like, [and] use this to identify abnormal or malicious behavior.
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America singled them out as a separate entity, going around Baghdad to send them cash and arms, while at the same time embedding US soldiers among their ranks.
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But Voicegram isn't only meant for testing purposes – it also creates a video file you can share anywhere on the web by embedding or posting to social media.
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In July, companies like Netflix, Twitter, and Reddit participated in a net neutrality Day of Action, embedding messages of support for net neutrality into their websites and apps.
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It also allows you to export the finished product through a variety of options, from embedding to a website via HTML to exporting to PDF or PPT formats.
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"We're using AI tech that we've been working on for a while and automatically embedding that content into publishers' sites," Michael Heyward, Whisper founder and chief executive, said.
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In the aftermath of a Wisconsin firm embedding microchips in employees last week to ditch company badges and corporate logons, the Internet has entered into full-throated debate.
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A team of scientists at North Carolina State University is working on new ways to remotely-control soft robot parts, by embedding microscopic iron particles into polymer sheets.
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But solely embedding Facebook's own wallet into its leading messaging apps could give the company a sizable advantage over banks, PayPal, Coinbase or any other potential wallet developer.
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"The market is embedding that NFLX will achieve 214 million subscribers by 215," John Talbott, an analyst at Credit Suisse, said in a note to investors last week.
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Some women who've had a number of miscarriages have antibodies in their blood that seem to prevent the pregnancy embedding properly or cause blood clots in the placenta.
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Some of the resulting threads are like Russian nesting dolls, with multiple tweets each embedding older threads — it's easy to find yourself many layers deep and completely lost.
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By embedding each person's beliefs into the game (for example that they correctly think the other likes pizza just as much as sushi), Harsanyi made the problem solvable.
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In permitting outsized corporate power and the resulting absence of healthy competition, negligent antitrust is holding workers, consumers, and communities back and further embedding an acutely skewed economy.
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Earlier this week, Synaptics announced that it's cracked the problem of embedding fingerprint sensors into displays and is mass-producing the tech for a "top-five" smartphone vendor.
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Trump's suggestion that Middle Easterners had joined the group came shortly after a guest on "Fox & Friends" raised the specter of ISIS fighters embedding themselves in the group.
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McKinsey had worked with Transnet since 22017, embedding itself so deeply that one board member wondered how the agency could ever oust the consultants should the need arise.
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There are always tricks up the conductor Ivan Fischer's sleeve, be they rearranging the sections of this crack ensemble or embedding a chorus in an innocent audience. Jan.
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Still, Apple is embedding the News app into all devices that run its iOS9 software, which gives the app the potential to reach a huge number of people.
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This conundrum was often resolved by embedding American agents in the teams going after kingpins, and sharing intelligence only with Mexican forces highly vetted by the Americans beforehand.
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In another initiative started about six months ago, Rutgers is embedding counselors at campus cultural centers that cater to specific students, like African-Americans, Latinos and Asian-Americans.
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After the end of World War II, it adjusted to the end of empire by embedding itself in an Atlantic alliance and building a European-style welfare state.
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Afterward, there were hints Qatar had agreed with the Americans on tougher antiterrorism efforts, including embedding United States Treasury officials in its central bank to pursue terrorist financiers.
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Those moves include integrating Cortana into Outlook Mobile, embedding Cortana (plus Alexa and any other virtual assistant) into its new Surface earbuds and integrating Cortana into office applications.
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That includes integrating Cortana into Outlook Mobile, embedding it (plus Alexa and any other virtual assistant) into its new Surface earbuds, and integrating the tool into Office applications.
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Researchers from the UK (University of Bristol and Sheffield Hallam University), hypothesized that embedding educational learning in a game would improve learning outcomes, and activate our memory networks.
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He claimed Amazon makes it clear that it's learning and collecting what he called "training data" from you by embedding your name in its devices at the factory.
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After each breath was deposited, the stone was treated with lemon water, talcum powder, and white spirit to alter the chemical structure of the stone; embedding each visitor's permanently.
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He created the second-year course that dealt with "embedding Toyota philosophy and principles in teams and companies to generate high performance culture," according to his profile on Humatics.
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The companies build scarcity it into each set with parallels and short-printed cards and autographs and by embedding little dorky swatches of uniform pant in the cards themselves.
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A long standing problem in algebraic theory, known as Connes' embedding conjecture, has been resolved by the new findings—assuming that they stand up to scrutiny after peer review.
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So, not only is there the "technical problem" of embedding values into the superintelligence's psyche, but there's the "philosophical problem" of figuring out what the heck those values are.
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The British royal family apparently took that curse seriously, embedding into crowns worn solely by female monarchs — today it's part of the Crown of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
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Researchers also used what is called "word embedding," which is the process of utilizing vectors to map out words and phrases often used in natural language processing for machines.
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We'll have non-stop coverage of Disrupt on our Facebook page from May 7-11, but we'll also be embedding a live stream on the front page of TechCrunch.
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Microsoft has put its digital assistant front and a little left of center, embedding it into every Windows 10-running device, and anyone who feels like downloading the app.
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The NSA stole the company's source code with a vested interest in embedding backdoors into network hardware used by countries eager to avoid buying American products, the documents revealed.
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Embedding silica with a solution is a clever approach, said Siddarth Srinivasan, a researcher of fluid mechanics and surfaces at Harvard University who was not involved in the research.
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"I think the first company to really capitalize on that fully has been Stripe, embedding their payments functionality with developers and all sorts of different software companies," Harris said.
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Other publications took this idea further, including Breitbart attempting to associate The Legacy Stone with a series of threatening tweets by simply embedding them together in the same article.
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Creators can export their lessons with five different border themes and seven different aspect ratios for posting to Instagram's feed, IGTV, Snapchat Stories, YouTube or embedding on their blog.
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Embedding the technology under the front glass adds durability to the phone (the home button often serving as a weak point) and protects the spot from scratching and water.
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About 300 of Wunderman Thompson's estimated 20,000 employees currently work at Inside, and Sanderson said the agency has avoided losing key clients' business by embedding itself within their offices.
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Going forward, there's more flexibility on the consumer side of the meter and more opportunities for embedding distributed resources throughout the grid in the locations that are most valuable.
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Ant Financial's mobile wallet subsidiary, Alipay, had already been working with Klarna, embedding its payment platform into Alibaba-owned AliExpress to offer financing to the e-commerce website's users.
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Websites and smartphone apps rely on Facebook features, including embedding the company's "like" button on their pages, to send the tech company information on people who use their services.
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Black collectives were embedding themselves, at street level, in communities, running educational workshops, scrounging up funds for day-care centers, and making inexpensive art — graphically striking posters, for example.
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I always thought of articles being like a picture or a video — why can't you do a tweet, and instead of embedding a picture with it, embed an essay.
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ChargePoint will sell its charging equipment via MVV's sales channels, while MVV, headquartered in the German city of Mannheim, will focus on embedding electric charging in its energy services.
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He returned to the city in early July to document the final phase of the war for the city, embedding with the same forces he'd been with months earlier.
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Rather, as Dorsey explained in a tweet, it may simply offer a more streamlined process for embedding content — just as you can currently embed an image in a tweet.
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In contrast to Smith, however, who in postmodern fashion slices, dices and shuffles his history, Hughes-Hallett takes a more modernist approach by embedding her story inside a frame.
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So when a company of this size—one this reliant on automation—makes as huge a mistake like embedding anti-semitism within its revenue schemes, there's no one to blame.
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For developers and publishers, organizing and embedding multiple Twitter timelines is often a calculated effort, but this morning the social network has added three new ways to make it easier.
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Nothing in the promotional materials suggests DJI drones have face recognition integrated, but Axon recently confirmed it has begun weighing the impact of embedding face recognition into its body cameras.
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Cochlear implants bypass the usual hearing process by embedding a device in the inner ear and connecting it via electrodes to the nerve that sends audio signals to the brain.
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Unlike cryptography, which works to obscure content so it can't be understood, steganography's goal is to hide the fact that content exists at all by embedding it in something else.
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Close interaction with Nielsen, for example, led Google to add corporate templates in Docs and put third-party content embedding into its internal web page builder Sites, the companies said.
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Alongside the code itself, the FXWG has developed a blueprint for adoption, which makes those active in the market responsible for embedding the code in their day-to-day operations.
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As Black Panther definitively proved with its Oscar nomination and box office numbers, these culture-defining films can only gain from embedding themes of real-world injustice into their narratives.
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Scam tweets regularly began popping up underneath Musk's replies, and news organizations even began embedding the scam tweets in stories that mistakenly referenced the giveaways and coin sales as authentic.
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Wearing his bike uniform -- shorts and a yellow shirt -- Abbott slid backward and fell onto a bed of glass, embedding pieces into his arm and right leg below the knee.
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Both hearken back to the beginning days of the internet when HTML was the primary way to code a page and embedding a link could have been considered an accomplishment.
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But the researchers said that perhaps the hackers were embedding them in phishing emails, and the fact that they were hosted on Google Plus perhaps helped thwart Gmail's security controls.
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PureLiFi, looking further ahead to a time when Li-Fi has become routine, is miniaturising such components with the intention of embedding them into devices at the point of manufacture.
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He ultimately succeeded in embedding the tracking hardware in an unobtrusive way, with different sensors capturing orientation and height, and another sensor embedded in the wheel to pick up speed.
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After receiving a mini Bentley from family friend Kimora Lee Simmons last August, Kardashian was accused by one social media user of "embedding materialism in [True's] brain" with the gift.
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The project, started in 2014, aimed to help diabetics better manage their blood sugar levels by embedding sensors on a contact lens to monitor the glucose levels in their tears.
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In both articles, the authors perform a magnificent slight of hand by embedding the defense of special interest barriers to entry within the rhetoric of free markets and states' rights.
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The difference is akin to melting down the glaze on a doughnut, embedding sprinkles in it and letting the glaze harden again, versus sticking sprinkles onto the doughnut using frosting.
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The Basij's omnipresence allows it to proliferate regime propaganda and conduct surveillance through the use of checkpoints and patrols, thereby embedding the organization into the very fabric of Iranian life.
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The robots are built on the principle of what Nagpal and her team call "extended stigmergy": the embedding of design information in the robots' environment, rather than in the robots.
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Practices that include forcing intellectual-property transfers, intentional patent infringement, embedding commercial and military spyware in technology exports, dumping of government subsidized goods, and a host of other unscrupulous tactics.
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They spent four months designing and constructing the beige leviathan, embedding LEDs in its face in lieu of radioactive laser breath, and outfitting it with a 33-foot-long tail.
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Microsoft has tried to avoid that fate, not only by training its employees on the psychology of growth mindset, but also by embedding the concept into its daily work flow.
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Looking at the metrics on the initial Twitter video, it would appear that embedding the video on mainstream news sites may have played a central role in boosting its visibility.
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Microsoft is embedding the feature at the center of its navigation bar inside Microsoft Teams, suggesting that's a highly requested feature that will be used by a lot of companies.
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Some of this activity — like Facebook embedding workers with the Trump campaign to tell them how to advertise more effectively — was perfectly legal, and in line with normal business practices.
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In the case of African bush lilies, then, it seems that evolution has optimised their reproduction by embedding noxious seeds inside tasty fruit, and letting the monkeys do the rest.■
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When it's done printing and embedding the pre-built items like airlocks, it lifts itself up, moves over a few feet, and does it again, creating a series of small rooms.
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After then using the hurricane as cover to pardon convicted felon and racist profiler Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Trump pivoted to a series of tweets embedding Fox News and thanking emergency services.
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While other social media platforms, like Twitter and Facebook, allow users to control their content by making it private, the option to blacklist specific sites is not common for embedding media.
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In contrast, when you get a message on WeChat or Facebook, you don't have to install anything — the platform has pre-decided that this app (like Uber) is worthy of embedding.
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MasterCard is touting convenience and security as the drivers for embedding a fingerprint sensor in plastic bankcards — after all, you can't shoulder-surf a fingerprint as you can a PIN number.
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It's as if Trosch has lifted such a mat onto the surface of his picture plane, embedding the chichi silhouettes of Western collectors into the fabric of an exotic, luxury item.
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A New York district court has ruled that embedding a tweet on a webpage could violate copyright — a decision that could have a wide-ranging impact on social media and publishing.
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Today, scientists think this iron isotope likely comes from supernovas which burst forth little bits of the isotope out into the cosmos, eventually hitting Earth and embedding it within Earth's crust.
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There are a number of creative modes combining the G5's two imaging sensors, such as embedding the 16-megapixel shot in a blurred-out frame from the 8-megapixel shooter.
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Draghi said growing below potential for too long actually reduced the economy's potency because instead of output rising toward capacity, potential would fall toward the actual output, permanently embedding low growth.
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One day these devices will be commonplace, says Avery Gilbert, an expert on scent and author of a book on the science behind it, gradually embedding specialized applications into our lives.
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After embedding with some local fishermen, Hamilton sits down for a curried seafood feast and samples a few fish brains in the hopes of feeling the inebriating effects of the species.
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But in re-writing those real events, embedding a creative vision of the past in a contemporary fiction, novelists reveal how history is continually imbricated into the texture of our world.
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Others are 2Dimensions, for building vector animations and embedding them right into Flutter, as well as Nevercode, which announced a tool for automating the build and packaging process for Flutter apps.
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Embedding good values requires, among other things, the long and hard work of looking at which concrete practices, policies and procedures in the company either support or undermine the desired values.
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"We believe AI functionality (direct or embedded) will take market share within the IT budget, and therefore vendors that are ahead of the curve in embedding AI will benefit," she wrote.
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"This work is a part of a series of other works (where) I am exploring the idea of embedding media arts into architecture by using machine intelligence," Anadol told Business Insider.
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Meanwhile, as China and the US are embarking on a virulent trans-Pacific trade war, China is embedding itself in country after country across Africa, often quite profitably, occasionally quite toxically.
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The government said the ASIC money would help fund more enforcement actions, the embedding of staff at major institutions, and to deliver on an expanded mandate to monitor the superannuation sector.
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There is a major distinction between a reporter stealing a story by writing it out themselves and embedding a tweet, which leads directly back to the original source of the material.
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Benjamin's practice of embedding texts and quotes into his work often resulted in montages — in constellations or scraps of texts — that, like Darboven's "Kulturegeschichte 545–1983," allows for a space between.
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By embedding a special script in a web page, the actor can test how long it takes for a web page to load and infer whether you've visited it or not.
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Amazon, according to Curic, believes embedding the voice assistant into the vehicle offers far greater potential than having it connected to the Alexa app and mirrored on a vehicle's infotainment screen.
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That paved the way for the so-called "internet of things": the idea of embedding chips, sensors, cameras and network connectors in everyday objects, enabling them to send and receive data.
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Of course, the toughest competition of all may come from Amazon and Google, which are increasingly embedding their payment systems — Amazon Pay and and Google Pay — into the sites of merchants.
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But embedding their demands in a thicket of culture war conflicts could make the road to justice tougher, said Matthias Katsch, a Canisius alumnus who in 2010 told of his abuse.
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Embedding bitcoin-mining scripts into a website is not exactly new, though the secret addition of Coinhive to one of the world's most popular file-sharing websites is throwing up red flags.
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Travel alongside host Thomas Morton as he embarks on a sort of foreign exchange program for subcultures, embedding himself in the lives of some very interesting characters from across the 50 states.
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They're commissioning neon signs bearing modestly sly double entendres, painting elaborate murals of tropical wildlife, and embedding floor tiles with branded greetings — all in the hopes that their guests will post them.
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He noted one advantage: By embedding links from sites like SoundCloud and YouTube, where artists and labels post songs directly, there is no more gray area concerning the source of the music.
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Some of the first capabilities the company added to increase user engagement included automatic retweet buttons, embedding tools, favorite buttons and collapsible tweets meant to make it easier to view a conversation.
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After all, most of those early adopters likely have some kind of wrist worn wearable, as well, so embedding that technology in an earbud was likely just a bit of gimmicky overkill.
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Businesses have an incentive to embrace the internet of things: there are cost savings to be had from embedding sensors in equipment and factories, analysing the data thus produced and improving efficiency.
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But companies that are truly values-based spend about ten times more time embedding the new values into the culture than they spend on the much simpler task of writing those values.
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But Sylvia, who commands the 1,700-strong Task Force Strike, told Reuters the level of integration resembles that of small special operations teams embedding with larger indigenous forces to help build capacity.
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Leibovich seems largely immune to the challenges around access and appeasement that many sports journalists face; he pursues his leads with the freedom of someone who's embedding in the N.F.L. only temporarily.
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There are tools that enable them to clamp down on streamers by embedding hidden, individual codes in each stream so they can quickly shut down those who might be redistributing content illegally.
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His most recent exhibition, my name is my name iii at We Buy Gold, pushed this logic in new directions, creating full altars as sets and embedding rituals into his photographic practice.
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A prominent, hugely suspenseful part of the book involves embedding Saga Bauer, a brave, smart, beautiful cop whose role many actresses would covet, in the same tiny ward where Jurek is housed.
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That plan calls for hanging cables from straps on the tunnel walls instead of embedding them in the benchwall itself, and using a fiberglass polymer to repair the wall, among other recommendations.
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After Mr. Sanders's appearance Monday, he blasted out a fund-raising appeal about it to his supporters, embedding a Fox News clip in which audience members cheered his "Medicare for all" plans.
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Over the past few months, Microsoft has been embedding its Teams platform for health organizations with new features — including the ability to automatically tap into EHRs via a mobile device, per MobiHealthNews.
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We're embedding with one of those ground games for Episode 3 of VICE News' podcast, "Uncommitted: Iowa 2020," which hits your Spotify playlists Tuesday, hosted by Emmy award–winning correspondent Antonia Hylton.
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It left a visible imprint on her painting "Two = one," made during her Paris years, when a bomb hit her building, ripping holes in the canvas and embedding glass shards in it.
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The company is embedding social etiquette into its robots to teach them basic courtesies, like not stepping in front of people or avoiding movements that would force groups of pedestrians to disperse.
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Verizon, which supports expanding the message length from 90 characters to 360 characters for newer devices, also told the FCC that embedding URLs and phone numbers into alerts could cause network congestion.
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"We found a way to make accessing data extremely simple, mashing it together in a logical way and embedding it in every logical place," explained CEO Amir Orad to us in 2018.
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This follows several reports around Wall Street that have suggested Apple's iPhone won't launch until October or even December, due to issues related to embedding a fingerprint reader into the phone's screen.
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In line with the results on embedding tone from the top, there is cause for concern regarding the persistence of firms reporting that they haven't implemented training but know they need to.
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A canny right-wing response to the production could have praised it for embedding conservative and even Trump-supporting ideas inside the more obvious, arguably even ham-fisted depiction of the president.
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They're commissioning neon signs bearing modestly sly double entendres, painting elaborate murals of tropical wildlife and embedding floor tiles with branded greetings — all in the hope that their guests will post them.
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Viral Hog, another third-party licensing company similar to Jukin, does not block specific websites from embedding its content — though founder Ryan Bartholomew said that wasn't necessarily off the table for the future.
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Users are posting stats about sexual assault, brief messages about "the man who…", and, in some cases, embedding their posts from Facebook or notes, in order to tell longer tales of their experiences.
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It's a negative byproduct of a tolerant audience, but embedding tweets of random people who are passively tweeting judgments doesn't equate to a genuine backlash or a responsible response to a cultural event.
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"The market is embedding 8 percent long-term sales growth," Credit Suisse said, citing a proprietary methodology which seeks to calculate the futures fundamentals of a company that its shares' current valuation implies.
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Tile last year began working with Bose and other partners, to start embedding its technology into various devices, including the Bose SoundSport Wireless and QuietControl 30 headphones, which also launched Tile integrations summer.
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For those looking to make their slides more interactive or interesting, embedding a YouTube video can do the trick (provided, of course, that it makes sense within the larger context of the presentation).
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We must ensure that our buildings are built to withstand the storms of the future — not just the storms of the past — by thoroughly embedding resilient standards into building codes and zoning laws.
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The signed agreement moves the administration closer to lifting the ban on ZTE, in exchange for the company paying a $85033 billion fine and embedding a U.S.-selected compliance team in the firm.
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The deal is a strategic move by LVMH to better compete against its peers Kering and Richemont in the luxury jewelry category, embedding Tiffany within the company&aposs already robust 75-company umbrella.
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It's fully committed to its serious, layered themes, to thoughtfully embedding character twists that don't pay off for decades, and to faithfully adapting its source material, even and especially its controversial central relationship.
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Internet companies like Facebook (FB), Google (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN) are also actively working to diversify their revenue streams with hardware products, embedding themselves even deeper into their users' lives in the process.
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We strongly believe that embedding insurance with inputs such as seed, fertilizer and credit, and working with African governments, is a pathway to making insurance work at the scale of millions of farmers.
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Fandango, known for its playful marketing campaigns, has been the longtime leader in online movie ticketing and continues to grow, in part by embedding its ticket-selling technology into Facebook and Snapchat feeds.
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The company is also trying to cut down clutter by introducing wireless sound bars (most thin HDTVs have horrible built-in speakers) and even embedding the sub-woofer inside its new audio devices.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Thomson Reuters has undertaken its fifth annual survey of how financial services firms are managing conduct risk and embedding cultural change policies to meet growing regulatory expectations.
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Waldrop is one of those poets—Frank O'Hara is another—whose ostensible reverence for painting acts as a covert boast about writing, embedding "the instant" in a feedback loop of composition and response.
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Currently out of state productions earn a base 20% transferable tax credit for filming in Georgia and an additional 10% uplift on that by embedding the Georgia logo into the credits of the film.
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By embedding a GPS sensor in the device, parents can open C-Way's app and see where your child is at all times, thanks to a built-in, 5€ per month EDGE data connection.
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But it does lead to some controversy at times in the archival space, such as when the format was extended in 2012 to allow for the embedding of files like spreadsheets and HTML documents.
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"Fashion ID's embedding of the Facebook 'Like' button on its website allows it to optimize the publicity for its goods by making them more visible on the Facebook social network," says a press release.
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Read More: Inuit Are Embedding Sensors in the Ice Because It's Getting Dangerously Thin "The autumn freeze-up has [...] been much slower than normal," the UN's World Meteorological Association notes in a press release.
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The judge's ruling may have prompted web publishers to be more cautious about embedding tweets and Instagram posts than they used to be when they could count on protections from that 9th Circuit precedent.
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Amazon's Alexa-powered Echo devices have also come under fire recently from security researchers who say they have been able to remotely control Echo devices by embedding commands inaudible to humans into music recordings.
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Even with that level of embedding, that's still a heck of a lot of sensors to be walking around with on a sleeveless tee, leading to questions about how comfortable the thing actually is.
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And while Ross said the U.S. is "literally embedding a compliance department of our choosing" to monitor the company, Warner doesn't think it will be able to get to the root of the problem.
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This could be as simple as embedding technology that lets people chat with other viewers in real time within a streaming app — something more seamless and engaging than a subreddit or a Facebook group.
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The Times reported that even after Trump retreated from Syria, the Kurds continued working with the CIA, helping to identify the ISIS leader's whereabouts and embedding spies within the group to monitor his movement.
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Finally, the company is embedding Quip, the company it acquired in 2016 for $750 million, into the customer service console to allow agents to communicate with one another to find answers to difficult problems.
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"Unlike with regular apps, it's hard to beta test Smart Touch because the blind population is relatively small," observed the researcher, but embedding the technology in popular apps could speed up the iteration process.
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Subsequent work showed that because of the connection between matrices and the physical models that use them, the Connes embedding conjecture and Tsirelson's problem imply each other: Solve one, and you solve the other.
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Kohan traverses the country from Green Bay's Lambeau Field to New York's Citi Field to San Diego's Petco Park, embedding with the stadium Everymen and Everywomen who are the nobodies of the sports world.
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Google and Amazon have both been embedding their voice assistants in smart baby monitors, providing more ways for new parents, who grew up with smartphones, to watch and hear their kids while they sleep.
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The best songs here are the most vulnerable, like "before I close my eyes," on which he croons, "I hope it's not too late for me," embedding his public narrative into his creative identity.
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Creating an image for a brand and truly embedding it in the life of a consumer takes investment not just in renovation but in the relationship — between brand and individual, and designer and brand.
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I was much more invested in Kihrin's human problems than I was in the sweeping, celestial aspects of the world-building, and embedding those problems within decades' worth of divine lineage obscures their impact.
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Other companies like Toast, Revel, ShopKeep and Clover get more credit for focusing on the restaurant owner's business needs — like menus, order routing and staffing — while embedding payments as a "mere" feature in their software.
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The company is hoping to apply the technology — and the data it acquires through it — to build other kinds of smart clothing that is able to use the same processes of embedding sensors into fabrics.
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"A car maker could spend a bunch of money embedding sensors into steering wheels and seats, or they could spend a lot less money integrating something maybe you're going to be wearing already," suggested Boyadjis.
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It can then apply the overwhelming scale it has to both supply the kinds of weekly or bi-weekly subscriptions these shops have while embedding free awareness of the Amazon brand within those coffee shops.
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Onyx says it has also tackled the universal issue of battery life by embedding an app in the phone that allows users to charge the phone a lot faster and give them extra battery life.
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While IoT is expanding the reach of our mobile devices by embedding voice controls into our door locks and always-on TV surveillance it is, at the same time, the weakest link in our security.
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But by embedding Alexa in the Nucleus system, suddenly your communication screen-enabled home is also powered with the voice commands and information available to Alexa, as well as the inventory of Amazon's online store.
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"We think Coty shares were embedding a worst-case scenario coming into second-quarter results," Stifel analyst Mark Astrachan said, cautioning that results still remain challenged due to high debt levels and uneven cash flows.
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Key to the plan is a technical ingredient: embedding a variety of tiny semiconductors and sensors into fabrics that can see, hear, communicate, store energy, warm or cool a person or monitor the wearer's health.
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Embedding the emotional costs of enslavement in Morrison's powerful language, Beloved spoke American history at the level of heart and gut, transforming the institution of slavery into tragedy with resonance for every reader and moviegoer.
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"The court was right in assessing whether Fashion ID had an interest in collaborating with Facebook by way of embedding the 'Like' Button," Rauer said, adding plugins will continue to be popular notwithstanding the judgment.
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In particular, the company focuses on embedding multiple prisms into a single piece of glass, to increase the size and breadth of images while keeping the lenses discreet and "non-dorky," CEO Ari Grobman said.
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MARCH 6 In the first season of Matthew Heineman's hard-hitting true-crime series "The Trade," the documentarian investigated the opioid crisis in the United States, with his crew embedding with addicts, dealers and cops.
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And the faloodeh, one of the world's oldest frozen desserts, will put to rest all doubts about the wisdom of embedding sorbet in a nest of vermicelli, if there were any doubts to begin with.
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Gartner told CNN that his plan had emphasized "the need for a long term engagement with Mozambique Army through a training and advisory assistance role," to be followed by embedding advisers with the local military.
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So bearing witness, which is what we do when we report on the facts of climate change, but also fires and droughts and flooding and hurricanes, and embedding climate discussions into those pieces of coverage.
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One of the most obvious is whether further investment in bus transportation would be a less glamorous but more efficient and cheaper alternative to embedding tracks on city streets for trolleys to run alongside automobile traffic.
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The FireEye spokesman said the malware contains embedded credentials, which suggests the attackers may have previously conducted intrusions to gather the necessary logins and passwords before later embedding them into the malware for the destructive attack.
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Ad tech companies Upsight, Unity, and Kochava were also accused in the complaint as being responsible for embedding software in Disney's games—including "Disney Princess Palace Pets"—aimed at tracking, collecting, and exporting children's personal information.
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After getting activated from the disabled list on Saturday and playing two minor league games, Chicago took their chances on a rusty Schwarber, embedding him in the starting lineup for Game 1 of the World Series.
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With AI being handed control of more and more systems, there's a pressing need for algorithm accountability to be fully interrogated, and for robust systems to be developed to avoid embedding human prejudices into our machines.
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To that end, Neuralink says it has developed a new way of embedding electrodes in the brain using tiny insulated "threads" that resemble a string of pearls and connect to a chip embedded in the skull.
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At NYU Langone Health in New York City, for example, radiologists have shifted the way results are communicated to patients by embedding more images in their test result reports and including the radiologist's annotations and notes.
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With full marijuana legalization no longer a bygone conclusion, Krishna chronicles the thriving, ever-changing landscape of cannabis in the US—embedding with smugglers, doctors, immigrants, and cops as they shape the future of American weed.
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Embedding a GIF into your blog post is often a hilarious way to illustrate your reactions, but the GIFs themselves can be low in resolution, like text running across an image that's too blurry to read.
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"You know, there is this fantasy behind creation that is embedding in the practice of engineering and robotics and AI," said Kathleen Richardson, professor of ethics and culture of robotics and AI at De Montfort University.
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Berlin startup Videopath thinks so, and it's doing it via a new twist on the old idea of embedding web content into video, creating a new way to bring sources and CTAs right into the player.
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"If I see a paper that says MIP* = RE, I don't think it has anything to do with my work," said Navascués, who co-authored previous work tying Tsirelson's problem and the Connes embedding conjecture together.
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The computer scientists themselves did not aim to answer the Connes embedding conjecture, and as a result, they're not in the best position to explain the implications of one of the problems they ended up solving.
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From corporate venture capital arms investing in start-ups to innovate faster and better, to corporations embedding tech accelerators within their walls to foster more entrepreneurial spirit throughout the company, these relationships are reinvigorating aging brands.
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In addition to the new calling feature, Apple has made Apple SIM a more permanent presence on the iPad, embedding it into the tablet rather than making it merely one option to go into the removable slot.
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Andrew Bailey, deputy governor of the Bank of England, which regulates UK banks, downplayed the extent to which Britain would deviate from EU rules under Tusk's proposals, saying the single market was crucial for embedding free trade.
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Roku has been embedding its smart TV system into TVs for a couple years now, which is one of the ways it's survived amid steeper competition from Amazon, Apple, and virtually everybody else you could think of.
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Ransomware creators are constantly embedding advertising, pornography, shopping and other highly trafficked online networks with their handiwork, which is programmed to ferret out those browser vulnerabilities and infect computers when the end-users click on activating links.
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While the idea of embedding with a gaggle of international tourists on a macabre getaway such as this would be a fascinating read at any time, Jerry's account of this trip turned out to be especially prescient.
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Through a series of deeply confusing-sounding facial matching tests (" t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding," which "down-projects multidimensional information into two dimensions for visualization"), Dominy and his team came up with an answer: The patas monkey.
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As Boot notes, Lansdale was by no means the only person who believed that the way to beat the Vietcong was to play their game by embedding anti-Communist forces, trained by American advisers, in the villages.
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The entertainment system manufacturers are embedding the cameras across all their product lines, which means, according to Joe Leader, chief executive officer of the Airline Passenger Experience Association, that airlines had no choice but to install them.
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Perhaps NASA astronauts could beckon to children from cereal boxes like sports stars, or help raise awareness of NASA's missions, embedding the agency in popular culture and helping spur children to pursue careers in space, he said.
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" On a "tech intensity" framework for federal agencies ... "As government is embedding more technology ... each leader has to drive a new form of leadership around the adoption of technology – which is the first component of tech intensity.
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Embedding a fingerprint sensor underneath the display has proven to be extremely challenging, not just for Apple, but for competitors like Samsung, who was forced to put the sensor on the back of the S8 and Note 8.
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We're going to see a lot more in all of these categories throughout the week, with drones getting smarter, wearables attempting to do more with your health, and smart home products embedding themselves even deeper into your home.
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The Trump administration announced late last week that it had reached a deal to lift penalties against the company in exchange for ZTE paying a $1 billion fine and embedding a U.S.-selected compliance team in the firm.
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The networks are designed to provide safety and security for rail transportation, but they are a vulnerability in light of the potential for embedding nefarious back-door implants or hidden code enhancements that covertly communicate with the manufacturer.
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At issue: The Commerce Department first announced in June that it had agreed to lift penalties against ZTE in exchange for the company paying a $1 billion fine and embedding a U.S.-selected compliance team into the firm.
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By having teachers as trusted advisors from the start and proactively embedding them in the process of developing policy, both local and federal lawmakers can make sure that America's kids get the quality teaching they deserve and need.
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By finding that limit the researchers ended up settling two other questions almost as a byproduct: Tsirelson's problem in physics, about how to mathematically model entanglement, and a related problem in pure mathematics called the Connes embedding conjecture.
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I think a lot of what's making this possible is that the software is kind of embedding a lot of the expertise that you used to have to learn to do something, like, you know, computer-aided design.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It may sound more like science fiction than science fact, but researchers have created bionic jellyfish by embedding microelectronics into these ubiquitous marine invertebrates with hopes to deploy them to monitor and explore the world's oceans.
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The risk in this scenario is that we stop paying attention, and the adversaries take their time embedding into accounts and systems ahead of the 2020 elections, causing even more chaos and confusion in two years' time. 2.
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Titled "Embedding Research-Inspired Innovations in EdTech: An RCT of Social-Psychological Interventions, at Scale," the study placed 9,000 students using MyLab Programming into three groups, each receiving different messages from the software as they attempted to solve questions.
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With regards to the lack of a visible fingerprint sensor in the photo, Moto may opt for an in-display fingerprint reader instead of embedding one in the side of the phone, which it did with the Moto Z3.
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With the OnePlus 5T, the company moved the fingerprint reader from the front to the back to make way for a larger screen with slimmer bezels, and now it might move to embedding the sensor in the screen itself.
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This has spurred a trend of sites embedding code to detect ad blockers and serve users popup messages requesting that they whitelist the site or subscribe and, in some cases, preventing them from accessing the site until they do.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada may not be known for its humor but it marked the nation's 150th anniversary with a bit of whimsy, embedding a computer code in its website that lets users unlock a digital celebration.
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But by combining advancements like this with other progress that's been made—such as embedding motors for robotic hands in the forearm, which is more similar to a biological arm—-we're able to creep closer to a real analog.
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Estonia's Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) said in a statement Gemalto had created private key codes for individual cards, leaving the government IDs vulnerable to external cyber attack, rather than embedding it on the card's chip as promised.
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Evans, whose new book, The Emoji Code: The Linguistics Behind Smiley Faces and Scaredy Cats, pointed out on a call with Refinery29 that embedding emojis in your text messages and email is essentially an example of "code switching" — a.k.a.
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In the years after World War II, before turning to his graffiti-like "hourloupes," Dubuffet produced anxious, bracing paintings of demented personages, which he further defiled by scoring their surfaces and embedding the impastoed pigment with sand and pebbles.
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"It's an ongoing endeavor that involves designing in sustainability from the start and embedding it into the entire product development process and across our operations, all while creating the products our customers want," Meegan said in today's blog post.
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Lawmakers raced to block the deal after the Commerce Department announced it had agreed to lift penalties against ZTE in exchange for the company paying a $1 billion fine and embedding a U.S.-selected compliance team into the firm.
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Like how smartwatches offer a more subtle way to stay up-to-date on what's happening in your digital world, embedding tech onto your eyeballs could help integrate tasks into your day-to-day in a more seamless way.
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The sheer volume of those attacks was highlighted just last week, when Google revealed that a hacking campaign had used five distinct full iOS exploit chains, embedding those attacks in websites to infect the phones of thousands of victims.
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The account is still in existence, and just last year, Congress updated its authorizing statute with enhanced criteria outlining when and how the fund should be used, and embedding it with oversight mechanisms to ensure it meets congressional intent.
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Jack Trout, a marketing strategist who viewed business as a Clausewitzian battlefield in which companies outflank their rivals in part by embedding their messages in consumers' minds through a concept known as positioning, died on Sunday in Greenwich, Conn.
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Many of the particles end up getting dumped into rivers and oceans, where they're embedding in animals and swirling in the water column and sticking in sediment—virtually immortal artifacts for our distant descendants to one day dig up.
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LONDON/NEW YORK(Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Personal liability, monitoring and reporting feature prominently in Thomson Reuters' fifth annual survey of how financial services firms are managing conduct risk and embedding cultural change policies to meet growing regulatory expectations.
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Samsung re-designed elements of the phone as a result, including adding caps to prevent dust entering the crucial hinge component that powers the folding actions, and embedding a necessary pre-installed protective screen covering under the phone's bezels.
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Technology and social media are opening space for the emergence of new feminist platforms and movements — but we're also seeing how mostly male, white technologists are embedding our technological devices with the same sexist and racist tendencies that their developers have.
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"We are in discussions with a few manufacturers in China (about embedding our technology) but it's something we kept quiet about, it's work in progress," the CEO said, adding that he cannot talk about specifics because the discussions are still ongoing.
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The malware has been known about for over a year, after it was first discovered by Appthority infecting classic and retro games on Google Play, by embedding backdoor code that allowed malicious payloads to be silently pushed to the device.
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In one experiment, the ice floated on its own, and in another, the researchers controlled things a bit more by embedding a nickel bead in the ice block's center, with a magnet above the disc to hold it in place.
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But Kuo claims that Apple is having trouble embedding the fingerprint scanner into the screens of its iPhones due to its 3D Touch technology, which makes the display panel thicker, reducing the accuracy of a fingerprint scanner placed under the display.
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Warwick himself created such a coupling with medical assistance in 2002, embedding a device in his arm which connected to a part of his nervous system so that it could send signals bidirectionally, communicating with his brain and also the internet.
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"Embedding the change from the major overhaul of infrastructure and technology in our U.S. and European warehouses has taken longer than we had anticipated, impacting our stock availability, sales and cost base in these regions," said Chief Executive Nick Beighton.
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They did so by embracing American leadership, embedding the United States within a global network of security alliances, participating in multilateral institutions, and promoting broadly beneficial concepts like free trade, democracy and human rights, and respect for the rule of law.
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The company says there has been a rise in "malicious extensions" over the past few months which appear to be useful but are actually embedding hidden cryptocurrency mining scripts that run in the background without consent, consuming valuable computing resources.
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Binaural audio is the practice of recording stereo audio (left and right channels) in a way that mimics human hearing, which has traditionally come down to sculpting a human head and embedding the microphones in a model of a human ear.
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Parrott trained a neural network—essentially a computer system that attempts to mimic the human brain and nervous system—to learn 7,500 of the most common American baby names and give each one of them a numerical representation called an embedding.
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There was no embedding either, so you had to send people links, and I don't think anyone had Myspace or anything in 2004 either… So [Newgrounds] was the first time I'd ever seen everything happening in real-time on a website.
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Police said Morgan participated in what they called a "long con" by embedding himself into Lee's life and taking advantage of their relationship, allegedly stealing from the comic book creator more than $262,000 he earned at a May 2018 autograph session.
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It was added to the Senate's NDAA after the Commerce Department announced it had agreed to lift the penalties against ZTE in exchange for the company paying a $2023 billion fine and embedding a U.S.-selected compliance team into the firm.
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It was added to the Senate's NDDA after Commerce Department announced it had agreed to lift the penalties against ZTE in exchange for the company paying a $1 billion fine and embedding a U.S.-selected compliance team into the firm.
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Furthermore, the International Communications Privacy Act will encourage the development of more mutual legal assistance treaties between the United States and foreign nations because it will enhance respect for these agreements while embedding the benefits of these agreements into U.S. law.
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MAKHMOUR, Iraq (Reuters) - U.S. forces assisting Iraqi troops to retake Mosul from Islamic State are embedding more extensively, a senior commander said on Friday, a move that could accelerate a two month-old campaign which has slackened after quick initial advances.
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NEW YORK, July 7 (Reuters) - Managers are considering embedding a new repricing feature in US Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) funds that would protect firms from regulation that requires them to hold 5% of their funds and save money on full refinancings.
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The amendment was added after the Commerce Department announced in June that it had agreed to lift the penalties against ZTE in exchange for the company paying a $1 billion fine and embedding a U.S.-selected compliance team into the firm.
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"Our deep concern is the impact on restriction of media, particularly the national security services' broad power of surveillance, arrest and detention, and embedding its officers in some newspaper printing houses," David Shearer, head of UNMISS, told a news conference.
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He realized he needed to use transistors, but instead of embedding thousands of them into a chunk of silicon, he hand-wired full-sized transistors onto a series of complex boards and created a life-sized CPU that can play Tetris.
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Tony Horwitz, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and best-selling author known for embedding himself in the worlds he wrote about, whether joining a slaughterhouse assembly line or an army of Confederate battlefield re-enactors, died on Monday in Washington.
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Further, it marks the power of the government taking aim on trans lives and embedding in law a dangerous definition of sex designed to exclude trans, intersex and gender non-conforming people from participation in basic aspects of public life.
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In a keynote speech from Nvidia's chief executive, Jensen Huang, ahead of the convention, the company's pitch is that embedding its chipsets and new software into those networks is the best way for telecom companies to add dynamically provisioned additional services.
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Embedding health-promoting opportunities where people live, work, and play — for example, providing mental health supports in a public school system or offering employee assistance programs at work — are just a few examples of cross-sector collaborations that can improve health.
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"Embedding information directly into materials would actually be a really useful thing to do," says Microsoft senior scientist Karin Strauss, who leads research on molecular information systems and has worked with Darpa to build an image search engine out of DNA.
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Her erotic films are part of a feminist movement reclaiming the male-dominated porn industry by embedding it with the female gaze, instituting ethical production practices, empowering female adult filmmakers, and putting women's pleasure at the forefront of it all.
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By collecting dresses from locations far from her family's hometown of Ar'ara, deconstructing them, and embedding the fragments into new unruly compositions, she transforms them from emblems of known places preserved by regional embroidery communities into intimate symbols of dispersion.
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Art director Dave Johnson explained that their top two concerns while designing the suit amounted to: 1) Embedding Isaiah with the tech a modern commander would need to dominate the field, and 2) Ensuring the suit captured every (ample) dimension of Crews' swoleness.
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The ruling was made in a case where Justin Goldman accused publications including Breitbart, Time, Yahoo, Vox Media and the Boston Globe of violating his copyright by embedding into their stories tweets with his photo of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.
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Cisco intends to apply Perspica's domain knowledge around machine learning and streaming data directly to AppDynamics by embedding the engineering team with AppDynamics as soon as the deal closes, which is expected to happen some time in the second quarter next year.
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"It is now crystal clear that the promises made to Scotland by the U.K. Government about the Sewel Convention and the importance of embedding it in statute were not worth paper they were written on," Sturgeon said in a press release Tuesday.
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The point is that we're embedding AI as a core competence to enable us to make cars better, but to make the experience of owning a car better, and also driving a car more safely and more smartly, in addition to self-driving.
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Smartwatches from a company called Omate, as well as the Atlas and Moov fitness bands, will be embedding Coin payments hardware and software into their devices, Coin CEO Kanishk Parashar said, adding that they are aiming to get these into market in 2016.
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The report — the result of more than a year of reporting and over 100 interviews with intelligence and company sources — alleged that Chinese spies compromised and infiltrated almost 30 US companies, including Apple and Amazon, by embedding a tiny microchip inside company servers.
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The kiteboard prototype, built in partnership with North (a leading kiteboard company) offers a similar integration, embedding a display and tracker directly into the company's Jaime board to more easily track and view stats for things like speed, hangtime, and jump height.
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Released in 22008 and directed by Gil Junger, the film is known in part for launching Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt into superstardom, as well as for embedding several Letters to Cleo songs into the imagination of a generation.
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Critics of the resettlement program worry terrorists could enter the United States posing as refugees, a concern that took on greater significance after it was revealed that at least one of the Paris attackers entered Europe by embedding with a wave of refugees.
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This is all nice and good and definitely shifted attention away from the key issue: Pixel-tracking (embedding the commonly used advertising tool of a "pixel" in emails to report back to senders info like whether an email's been opened or not).
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"And part of what we're trying to do is start early by embedding, in some cases, clinicians, people who can help, in the units in theater, not just when they get back home, so that when something happens, we're able right away."
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Investigations have since suggested that the government played a role in embedding crack on the streets of inner-city black neighborhoods, as described in Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair's book, "Whiteout: The CIA, Drugs and the Press" and by Michelle Alexander.
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So while SoundHound's app has been able to build a competitive product with Google Assistant and Siri, this year we also saw Alexa not only carve out a big place in homes but also begin embedding itself into a myriad of new products.
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The friend who first posted pics of Keys to Imgur has since started an Instagram account in honor of "Goal Kitty," where fans can now grab her image and amuse themselves for hours embedding Keys into all manner of paws up-worthy scenarios.
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There is a pattern listeners have either chosen to turn a blind eye towards, haven't exactly thought about, or maybe never even realized in the first place: Drake has spent the majority of his career embedding judgmental lyrics about women into his music.
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Of course, with any payment tech, the platform will need to get device makers on board embedding the chips and establish a payment support ecosystem to enable capabilities such as cash top-ups — hence Samsung working with POS partners for this platform approach.
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That sense of discovery — that something worth hearing was always just around the corner — kept me going when I was suffering through a critical dry spell, struggling to understand industry economics, or just exhausted after a day spent embedding Kanye West's tweets.
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I personally felt a little queasy about how the filmmakers manipulated opinion — ten years of embedding condensed to ten hours of visual entertainment requires a lot of editing and elision for obvious reasons — but nobody would question that it was a compelling watch.
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Covell, working with the directors Lucy Forbes and Destiny Ekaragha, still has a deft hand at embedding emotional epiphanies in the most rushed and unlikely moments, such as a remark James overhears while he crawls across the floor of a diner kitchen.
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Senators inserted language in the NDAA to keep penalties on ZTE after the Commerce Department announced it had agreed to lift the penalties in exchange for the company paying a $28500 billion fine and embedding a U.S.-selected compliance team into the firm.
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"It's about this intersection where I'm really embedding myself in scientific knowledge and I want people to know about it, but I'm also hyper aware that I do need to transcend and not just do something that lives in a science museum."
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The Commerce Department announced June 7 that it would lift the ban, in return for the Chinese company paying a $1 billion fine, replacing its board and senior leadership, and embedding a compliance team handpicked by the United States inside its company.
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What looking at the two projects side by side suggests is that unraveling stereotypes is difficult to do without first bridging certain distances: going to places, meeting people, collaborating with them or somehow embedding their perspectives in work that is about them.
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On June 7, the Commerce Department said it had reached a deal to rescind the sanctions in exchange for ZTE paying a $1.4 billion penalty, replacing its senior executives and embedding a team of compliance officers who were answerable to the American government.
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By embedding themselves with pediatricians, mental health providers build on the existing trust and are able to reach families in a familiar environment, said Mautone, who leads one such program: the Healthy Minds, Healthy Kids Initiative at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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He has also been gifted into the athletic one-percent, but he falls much closer to Rose's end of the spectrum than Westbrook's, and is as a general rule more focused on threading the needle than embedding it in a brick of C4.
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The President's decision to publicize a list of potential Supreme Court justices vetted by the Federalist Society was in retrospect one of the smartest moves of his 2016 campaign, embedding evangelical and judicial conservatives into his support base despite doubts about his character and ideology.
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Robert Verchick, president of the Center for Progressive Reform, a think tank, criticized Trump's new order as "clearly aimed at embedding his overtly political, anti-protections agenda at federal agencies that are supposed to be using science and expertise to safeguard us all."U.
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Scarymommy shared the news this morning, embedding tweets from women showing off newly filled milk bottles resting in the sun inside a car, or a graffiti-filled bathroom that looks like the place you might've smoked your first cigarette, each with the tag #IPumpedHere.
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In addition to this new consulting program, Microsoft also today announced that its Power BI Embedded service for easily embedding reports and visualizations into apps will become generally available on July 11 and that anybody can now also use Power BI's publish-to-web feature.
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A master of poetic innovation, Smith takes her style to the next level in this slim volume, embedding a tragic short story between an autobiographical introduction and a shorter essayistic coda, which demonstrate how her direct experience traveling around Europe alchemized into a short story.
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Apart from having an active network, Sigfox also has a strong moonshot game: It believes that its flavor of IoT architecture could help eliminate data roaming, the cost and complexity of embedding silicon in connected objects and even the need for batteries in devices.
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To that end, the company is also announcing the Looker Blocks Directory, which will be an app store of sorts where users can find code snippets and templates for embedding certain type of information such as Salesforce data and other common types of calls.
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It is, and always has been, top-tier music TV. And as such, last night's program appears to have been the show that launched a thousand music blogs, with this morning's internet crawling with individual posts embedding videos from each one of the episode's performances.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Top leaders of business are uniquely positioned to combat modern slavery by embedding efforts to eradicate forced labor in their business strategy and culture from top to bottom, the head of consumer goods giant Unilever NV said on Tuesday.
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Video ads pay better than old-fashioned banner ads, and so a lot of online news organizations have made video content a priority — here at Vox, we have a team that does exactly what Tronc is talking about, embedding videos in high-traffic posts.
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The second step is probably embedding: going out and seeing America again with fresh eyes and listening to American voices with fresh ears, paying special attention to that nexus where the struggles of Trump supporters overlap with the struggles of immigrants and African-Americans.
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"We're ensuring that when we're looking at our guide — all the programs, all of the retention initiatives we're rolling out to the organization — that we are embedding inclusion and diversity into those programs on the front end and it's not an after effect," Poindexter said.
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The eight black-and-white Air Jordan commercials he directed for Nike in the early '403s — and in which he co-starred as his character Mars Blackmon — were nearly as pivotal in embedding the product within the culture as the young M.V.P.'s offense.
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Some of Royal Caribbean's cruise lines, which include Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Club Cruises, have been at the forefront of encouraging cruisers to spend more time in a destination, often embedding overnight-or-longer side trip options into a sailing itinerary.
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Female fashion especially falls into this category — hence Amazon heavily focusing the marketing for Echo Look on women… Amazon's vast strength is how its various parts link and pull together (like Prime) to build lock-in by embedding more and more utility into the core platform.
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That means the keyboard-as-platform has the potential to get brands of all stripes back in front of users — by embedding innovative, entertaining and helpful bite-sized utility where it can prove its worth and amass social currency on the dominant messaging platforms people use.
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The challenge they are setting themselves is twofold: not just producing slick and useful tech features but embedding those in a designer wrapper that looks good enough to compete with the likes of the Apple Watch and luxury/premium fashion brands who are also targeting this demographic.
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The only way I was going to find out was by embedding myself within the annual gathering of London's youth culture, the Field Day music festival—an event known for the sort of tastemaking, trendsetting patronage that advertising executives dedicate entire marketing spends to trying to understand.
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Joining shortly after the launch of Uber's first API, he built the platform team responsible for embedding "Request a ride" buttons in other apps, testing ways for merchants to give Uber discounts for rides to their stores, and offering mid-ride content from partners like Snapchat.
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