Overdoses happen not just when a person knowingly ingests a large dose but also when he or she ingests a dose of unknown composition.
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What should I do if my dog accidentally ingests battery?
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Hamilton seems to be selling what he actually ingests, too.
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"It ingests high volumes of data and processes it," says Furgerson.
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When marine life ingests the toxins, they become disoriented and drown.
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Of course, if your pup ingests a chemical, call poison control immediately.
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Rheo ingests the clips from Facebook's API and then serves them to users.
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But if a child ingests one stick or ball, they can become comatose.
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Soon after the embryo ingests the liquid, protein crystals develop within its midgut.
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In a predictable climax, Whishaw ingests champagne and pills, reënacting Monroe's fatal overdose.
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The kid ingests it, and it creates all this drama with his mom.
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He mostly sits at a desk and, between paragraphs, ingests cubes of cheese.
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Is it the dramatic way in which Penny Lane ingests a handful of quaaludes?
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He ingests too much news, too, like a goose dementedly stuffing its own liver.
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Second, I don't know how a person "inadvertently ingests" cocaine—I've seen movies, OK?
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In that scant time, it ingests the flesh and coral mucus off the coral skeleton.
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No one returns from Area X. It's a place that colonizes minds and ingests bodies.
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Marijuana intoxication can occur when a child accidentally ingests a marijuana product or inhales marijuana smoke.
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Aronofsky's been uncharacteristically cagey about the significance of the yellow substance Mother ingests throughout the film.
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There's an additional danger when a person is not a regular opioid user and inadvertently ingests fentanyl.
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And in the case of Textio, it basically ingests lots of writing and then can make recommendations.
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He regularly ingests mystical potions that grant him the usual superhuman package: enhanced strength, speed, stamina, etc.
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At various points, our author ingests LSD, psilocybin and the crystallized venom of a Sonoran Desert toad.
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About half the alternative data the firm ingests is collected by PanAgora itself, Chen told Business Insider.
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"The average person ingests over 5,800 particles of synthetic debris" a year, a recent paper in PLOS finds.
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At a party, she drinks heavily, ingests a mysterious drug and hooks up with a local soccer star.
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When someone ingests this toxic substance, it can lead to difficulty breathing, blindness, low blood pressure, coma, and seizures.
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Someone vaccinated with it who ingests the wild virus (say, by drinking contaminated water) is protected from the disease.
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To eat the hard coral, the starfish has an extrudable stomach that wraps around the coral and ingests it.
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"The other option is known as voluntary intoxication, when a person ingests — whether it's alcohol or drugs — anything," he said.
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When a person ingests potassium iodine, the thyroid gland becomes "full," preventing radioactive iodine from filtering in for 24 hours.
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The database ingests all of the words that are uttered on a variety of TV sources, including cable news channels.
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Inside each, a small rotor ingests air from the front and pushes it out of the rear at higher speeds.
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On "Good Behavior," Michelle Dockery (formerly the regal Lady Mary) plays Letty Dobesh, who steals, cons, ingests, seduces and threatens.
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The endangered mammal stops and eats, but also ingests sharp spines that lodge in his mouth, stomach lining and intestine.
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Gift Wrap Pretty packaging can easily turn into an ugly problem if your pet accidentally ingests the ribbon on a gift.
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Backed by Watson's ability to read and understand natural language, the Cognitive Command Center ingests feeds across several social media platforms.
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A heavy dose is considered five grams, so this was no psychedelic snack—but Todd ingests this much about every week.
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"The other option is known as voluntary intoxication, when a person ingests — whether it's alcohol or drugs — anything," the attorney tells PEOPLE.
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Airbud's technology quickly ingests the information on a website or app to allow users to interact with that information with their voice.
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The process should get smarter over time as it ingests more data and sees how the algorithms behave against different data sources.
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The wider world now ingests the meaning of this and coughs it back at us in ways no one can yet fathom.
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As for a puppy's health, there are only negative ramifications if it ingests the meconium or spends too much time in it.
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Standfest collects old science textbooks, children's dictionaries, and in general ingests a steady diet of printed ephemera that present information clearly and authoritatively.
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It ingests lots of examples of the thing in question—spoken language, say, or pictures of faces—which have been labelled by humans.
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Deep-learning software, modeled after the way neurons work in the brain, ingests loads of data and learns to make its own predictions.
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Dr. Allison Jenkins of the Highlands Animal Clinic told KCNC that when a dog ingests marijuana, it could be affected for several days.
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It's about the taste, texture, quality, feeling, and environment in which the consumer ingests it and in which the bud itself is grown.
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The number of cases where a child accidentally ingests marijuana have been rising at his hospital, Wang told Reuters Health in a phone interview.
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The company's technology ingests digital images—including video in chat applications, live-streamed or recorded videos, or even GIFs—through simple web cams typically.
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Its ability to moderate the vast amount of content it ingests in a way that balances speech and safety has been mixed at best.
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Behind him on a shelf sat a box of Naloxone, an opioid-overdose antidote, in case Mr Pimentel accidentally ingests fentanyl or another opioid.
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Something like a mashup of Outbrain and Vimeo, Vadio's technology "ingests" premium video content, mostly music videos, distributes them and monetizes them with advertisements.
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In addition to providing a big sales boost to Amazon, AWS also ingests tech profits into a company that's traditionally run on very slim margins.
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Wrapped around her head was a sensor detecting how many sips of liquid she ingests and, around her waist, an unwieldy box with a speaker.
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Yes, she recognizes the twisted cruelty of her characters' actions, but insists on treating them as "whole human beings" and ingests each role with few preconceptions.
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A study from June 2019 said the average person ingests around 2,000 microplastic particles a week -- around five grams, or the weight of a credit card.
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He largely spends his days as president in unstructured "executive time" where he fields calls from outside advisers and ingests massive quantities of raw Fox News coverage.
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Because the antibodies it creates take up residence in the gut, they battle there with any wild virus a vaccinated person ingests, making further transmission less likely.
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The Chicago start-up's software ingests and interprets numbers for things like investment holdings, billing records and sports statistics and transforms them into written summaries or stories.
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This is how The Wall Street Journal describes how the service works:Grammarly learns from the vast amount of writing it ingests, and it adjusts based on usage.
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Marine life ingests the beads, with severe health impacts, and they also have a detrimental effect on sewerage treatment, as they are too small to be removed.
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According to the filing, the technology also includes warnings, such as advice to avoid that late night burrito, and it ingests nutritional information from third-party restaurants.
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"If a child ingests a cosmetic product or it gets into the eyes, parents should call their local Poison Control Center for further medical guidance," Lee said.
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After the horse ingests the grandfather's golden heirloom watch, the boys follow him, waiting for it to be expelled on a path that ends at a circus.
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The software ingests arrest records, license plate reads, parking tickets, and more, and then graphs this data in a way that can reveal connections among crimes and people.
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Engines are designed with a covering so that if an engine experiences an explosion or ingests a foreign object, blades do not fly off and damage the fuselage.
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Not only do lead fragments and spent lead shot pellets kill wildlife that ingests them, but people who eat wild game shot with lead ammunition can be poisoned.
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Many of the individual records were sourced from Dow Jones' Factiva news archive, which ingests data from many news sources — including the Dow Jones-owned The Wall Street Journal.
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For a patient who ingests more a gram or more per day, it can cost thousands of dollars annually and that doesn't include the cost of getting medically approved.
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Joe Iconis and Joe Tracz's musical, based on Ned Vizzini's young adult novel, stars Will Roland as an angsty teenager and Jason Tam as the supercomputer he knowingly ingests.
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Joe Iconis and Joe Tracz's musical, based on Ned Vizzini's young adult novel, stars Will Roland as an angsty teen and Jason Tam as the supercomputer he knowingly ingests.
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He also ingests private counsel from the likes of Carlson, who was widely credited with persuading Trump to not retaliate last year after Iran shot down an American drone.
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Accompanied by cornerbacks Mackensie Alexander and Trae Waynes, Newman set down his daily cup of black tea, the only caffeine he ingests, on a table in the front row.
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Its adherents talk of "getting red-pilled," a reference to the movie "The Matrix," in which the protagonist ingests a tablet that melts away artifice to reveal the truth.
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If it successfully ingests Qualcomm, the combined group would become the world's third-largest chipmaker, behind only Intel and Samsung Electronics, and a dominant supplier of many components in smartphones.
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Populus then securely ingests and hosts the data, and proceeds to offer tools to cities and operators to better understand how residents are using the transportation services in the city.
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From frozen mac 'n' cheese and microwave burgers to all-hours Chinese delivery and drive-thru liquor stores, it ingests calories while minimising both effort and discomfort like no one else.
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PacketSled captures all network traffic from layer 2 to layer 7 and we retain it for a long time (our smallest customer ingests and stores about 100 million events per day).
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The protagonist visits the town on an artist's residency, where he wanders the desert landscape, parties with young people and accidentally ingests ketamine — but it's Judd's installation that provides an epiphany.
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Others hold a "neutral" stance on aid in dying, but bar doctors or nurses from being in the room while a patient self-ingests the medication and begins the dying process.
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The K-means clustering algorithm, a technique often used for image segmentation, for example, ingests essentially unlabeled inputs (usually images) and coherently grouped clusters are produced until a desired grouping is reached.
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For reasons that the director, Jon Watts, and his screenwriting partner, Christopher Ford, leave obscure (because, I presume, they just didn't care enough), the demon is placated once it ingests five children.
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Second, the company's software is designed to interface with external tooling, allowing for real-time OKR tracking as it ingests information to help teams vet how they are progressing against their goals.
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Somehow this algorithmic coincidence seems apiece with Love's omnivorous aesthetic appetite, which ingests everything from Picasso and Matisse to underground comix and the Chicago Imagists to contemporary advertising, branding, and pop culture.
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Juan Pedro, of Aguascalientes, has been diagnosed by doctors with type 2 diabetes, thyroid problems, and hypertension — the last which caused his body to store what he ingests, rather than burn it off.
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Startup: ClariVCs: S. Somasegar and Steve Singh, Madrona Venture Group Relationship: InvestorsTotal funding raised: $121 millionWhat it does: Ingests data from a company's enterprise apps then uses AI for revenue analysis and forecasting.
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When someone ingests Plenity with their meal, the theory goes, it'll expand in the stomach and small intestine, leaving less room available for food and essentially convincing your body to feel full sooner than it would otherwise.
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A new software framework for predicting pressure, density, temperature and wind will form the foundation for future improvements, ranging from how the model ingests weather observations to how it calculates incoming and outgoing radiation, clouds, and precipitation.
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His sister Jet wanders, grieving and depressed, through an event based on the Human Be-In of 1967, accidentally ingests LSD and almost drowns before the experience motivates her to recover from her own sense of hopelessness.
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Based on a 2004 novel by Ned Vizzini, the pop-rock musical, with a book by Joe Tracz, tells the story of a high school junior, Jeremy Heere, who ingests a pill-size supercomputer that makes him cooler.
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It automatically ingests and turns squares of toilet paper into sopping wet spitball projectiles that won't damage electronics like a Super Soaker can, but will create enough of a mess to make you feel like a teenage delinquent again.
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Hovaghimian said that Hoodline's system ingests around 250 terabytes of data from a pretty diverse range of sources, spanning from hyperlocal listings services like Yelp and Foursquare through to things like feeds of local high school football sports results.
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Harris asked about the significance of the tapestry and Sulmira told her about a custom in which a Shipibo shaman lives for months in isolation and ingests different plants in order to connect with the spirits of the plants.
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But it advances what's known about how deep learning — a form of AI modeled after the way neurons work in the brain, which ingests loads of data and learns to make its own predictions — may be helpful in healthcare.
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"This acquisition, subject to closing conditions, will complement Google Cloud's effort to provide a fully managed IoT service that easily and securely connects, manages and ingests data from globally dispersed devices," Antony Passemard from Google wrote in the blog post.
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The pseudonymously named Saito Group automatically ingests social media posts, namely Tweets and geolocation data, then turns them into found poems, which are projected onto surfaces like brick walls in public locations where they will likely have personal resonance with passersby.
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Each tablet is only effective for a certain amount of time (for Lactaid itself, it's only 30 to 45 minutes after the user first ingests it), and it only contains enough enzymes to break down a certain amount of lactose.
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Armchair Olympians who pine for some purer, pre-doping epoch of competitive sports might resist this gorgeous bummer of a period novel, narrated by a cyclist from New Zealand who ingests cocaine, ephedrine and little white booster pills in between sprints.
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As juries weigh such tactics, they must balance thorny questions, discerning addicts from predators in the drug-dealer ranks and deciding if a dealer should be held responsible for the death of someone who ingests drugs known to be dangerous.
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The startup today ingests and indexes millions of audio segments per day, then uses AI technology — including Automatic Speech Recognition and Natural Language Understanding — to create products like a searchable library of audio, personalized audio feeds and news briefs, notifications and more.
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It's a fighter's responsibility to make sure the supplements he's taking aren't tainted and his job to report everything he ingests to USADA, neither of which the former champion, who should either know better or pay people to know better for him, didn't do.
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And if this sounds interesting to you but you've already been publishing on WordPress or Medium, Verst is also introducing a tool that ingests your existing site in minutes and migrates it over to a Verst blog — so it should be relatively painless to switch over.
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Also, the customer is either pessimistic about how the rest of the night is going to go, or it's a regular Firehouse patron who knows exactly what's going to happen after one ingests a pizza topped with chorizo, Cajun chicken, sweet corn and caramelized red onion.
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The promise from the founders is that recommendations will get better as the app ingests more data and the AI (and indeed Capture staff performing manual curation of chat suggestions) get a better handle on what people are clicking on and therefore wanting to talk with other users about.
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But many of them are renegade variations on the travel-and-chow-down theme, in which a tattooed chef (like Eddie Huang, the host of "Huang's World," or Frank Pinello, the host of "The Pizza Show") goes to a far-flung locale, and ingests and ruminates for the camera.
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PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin, who knows firsthand what can happen when an animal accidentally ingests sometimes dangerous, has rounded up a list of items that you likely have in your home that can severely injure your furbaby, so you have the knowledge you need to keep your pet safe.
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The 600 Promontory consultants worldwide, among them Mary L. Schapiro, a former chairwoman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, and Eugene A. Ludwig, the former comptroller of the currency (and the founder of Promontory), are going to train Watson while it ingests the mountain of regulations that they once helped write?
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"We will see an increase in the efficiency of ruminant production systems as better use is made of the energy taken in in animal feed, given that methane production accounts for a loss of up to 12 percent of the energy an animal ingests" study co-author David Yáñez said in a statement.
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As it turns out, however, short of swearing off video entertainment entirely (an unlikely scenario given that the average American ingests nearly three hours of TV per day, according to the Department of Labor) the future of television consumption may look a lot like its past—provided you know where to look.
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Fortunately researchers at the Allen Institute for AI (AI2) already did a large part of the work with the creation of Semantic Scholar, a natural language processing system that ingests enormous numbers of papers and identifies key words, results, and other aspects, making them able to be easily searched and cross-referenced.
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Integrated with almost any ERP software a company might have, Crisp ingests historical data from these food brands and combines that data with signals around other demand drivers, such as seasonality, holidays, price sensitivity and other pricing information, marketing campaigns, competitive landscape, weather that might affect the sale or shipment of certain produce or other ingredients.
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According to the DHD's website, hepatitis A is "usually spread when a person ingests fecal matter—even in microscopic amounts—from contact with objects, food, or drinks contaminated by the feces, or stool, of an infected person," though it's not known how either of those involved with the Whole Foods cases caught the disease, Phelps says.
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Halstead gave TechCrunch a demo showing how the platform ingests and connects data, with users able to use "simple steps" to teach the system what is meant by data types stored in different formats — such as that 'f' means the same as 'female' for gender category purposes — to smooth the data mapping and "try to get it as clean as possible".
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" Amazon, however, declined to answer on-record several specific questions about Rekognition, among them: whether the system learns or otherwise improves from the video it ingests; whether Amazon provided Orlando law enforcement with hands-on training to help them understand how to use and interpret Rekognition (apart from emailed guidance and publicly available documentation); and how, exactly, the system processes and disregards faces that are not those of "persons of interest.
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To this end, he consults remedies both medical and folk: He undergoes an IV treatment at a medical institution in Las Vegas called Hangover Heaven; consults with a menagerie of academics, a Druid, several doctors, and the CEO of 5-Hour Energy (among others); participates in a glacial New Year's polar bear swim; absorbs the beer-soaked wisdom of the English countryside; and ingests any number of curative concoctions, with varying degrees of success.
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" Likewise, Mullen singles out AI, arguing that a lot of the concepts being pitched as AI-based aren't true AI. "At best they might be ML, but they're not AI. If you define it as an algorithmic-based approach with the ability of the algorithm to evolve itself and it learns and ingests more data… there is very little that is genuinely AI. That sector is very much overhyped, but it doesn't mean we're not looking and looking hard.
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Today, a New York-based startup that is building a database that helps bring all of that together is raising a round of growth funding to help it expand outside of the U.S. Reonomy — a startup that ingests some 100 sources of data, including multiple public and proprietary data feeds and crowdsourced information, and then uses artificial intelligence to crunch it to provide market intelligence that is used by developers, investors, acquirers and anyone else who works in the area of commercial property (otherwise known as commercial real estate, CRE, ranging from buildings zoned for business through to multi-dwelling units, but not single private homes) — has closed a Series D round of $60 million.
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