To the Swiftie layperson this means everything surrounding TS6, Reputation.
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But even this algorithm is difficult for a layperson to understand.
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So how should we sum this up legally for the layperson?
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But I could also see that the average layperson would remain underwhelmed.
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"An intelligent layperson appreciates Bob Dylan's poetry, if not his music," he said.
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In certain cases, a church leader can delegate an investigation to a layperson.
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He was neither a monk, nor a layperson, and didn't fit in anywhere.
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In ancient Greek society, an idiotes was a layperson who lacked professional skills.
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To a layperson, that conference is to war as CES is to consumer electronics.
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The wording he was using, the vernacular, the language was not from a layperson.
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Even to the layperson, the prospect of an anonymous genius being exposed is exciting.
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Fortunately, some factors are readily apparent, even to the breaking-up-with-me layperson.
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He wrote about big topics that trouble everyone, philosopher and layperson alike: Who am I?
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Tips from the elite group of layperson Disney pros are sprinkled throughout the booking process.
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On Instagram, it's hard for the layperson to know what a quality dentist looks like.
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But also, it's a bit of hard sell for the layperson animation fan initially, too.
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They're just talking about something much narrower than what the term means to a layperson.
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And before the Apple II, computers were mostly considered too complex and unwieldy for the layperson.
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The audio could have been more than the musings of people whose names a layperson doesn't recognize.
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Mr. Reamer, who is 80, has laid out four principles to help the layperson think through investing.
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Universities will find an interesting paper and summarize it in layperson terms uncritically for a press release.
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As a tool, the composer's pad of sheet music is often beyond the abilities of the layperson.
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This benefit is undervalued by the layperson but is well known and appreciated in the military community.
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Others, like "Teeth," contain pretty much everything the average layperson would ever want or need to know.
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If Theranos makes a mistake, a doctor is more likely to spot the abnormality than a layperson.
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Sure, this could all technically be done within the RSS specification, but it was confusing to the layperson.
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Theta's Intel-Cray XC40 hardware is capable of 11.69 petaflops, which, for the layperson, is really freaking fast.
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She looked out for small details a layperson wouldn't think of: How would a hostage actually get taken?
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"If you're thinking about this in terms of the layperson, this is a suit by PDVSA," he said.
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To the layperson it can be difficult to understand the function of the machine in front of you.
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She is especially effective at distilling language in Ginsburg's key cases to be easily understood by a layperson.
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"The spiciest stuff any layperson will stumble across is radium, easily found in every antiques shop," Trent said.
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To the layperson, a vote for the opposition is often perceived as a threat to their material comfort.
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But to watch her in action three years later, it would be hard for a layperson to tell.
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"Teach This Poem is geared toward teachers, but we won't not let a layperson read a poem," Benka says.
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More likely, to the layperson, it's the one that makes the iPhone 6 sound especially old and worth upgrading.
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The podcast's name derives from the typical reaction of a layperson to reading a noncelebrity's name in the news.
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Photo credit: Richard John Seymour Einstein's theory of relativity is not an easy concept to grasp for the layperson.
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That's assuming companies follow the law and do so in a way a layperson can understand (spoiler: they don't).
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"It may be really hard for a layperson to understand that pain or have empathy for it," Englar-Carlson said.
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What everybody "knows" How then, does every layperson 'know' with heartfelt surety that Israel's 'occupation' is illegal under international law?
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So I've seen what appeared to me, just as a layperson watching what's going on, that these prescriptions are increasing.
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For the layperson, a Snapchat filter is a lot less deceptive than an impossibly skinny arm or digitally shaved jawline.
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The economics of the art market are a mystery for the layperson, and, perhaps, a source of rage and disbelief.
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In layperson-friendly terms, that means images you see in the headset will be sharper than they are in other headsets.
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That is: can a layperson watch the fan film and recognize that it's not produced by the owners of the franchise?
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And though he acknowledged that a layperson couldn't easily understand the algorithm's decisions, he said human judgment has the same problem.
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I am fascinated by this kind of stuff, a layperson reading a lot of books about pandemics and stuff like that.
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Allan Murphy, a professor of atmospheric sciences at Oregon State University, led a study to examine this idea of layperson limitations.
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The perk of this, of course, is that it shows the layperson exactly what they would be getting into with the PenLite.
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On a personal level, the decision to work with this image was like a layperson with no religious background performing an exorcism.
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I appreciated that Pinterest provides an intersection of layperson and celebrity street style, because it gives pinners more options to choose from.
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" In an interview two weeks ago, Mr. McBride said: "My lifelong dream is for the layperson not to be scared of jazz.
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A layperson — rather than an ordained minister — King had been invited by the team manager one evening to speak with the squad.
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To a layperson unfamiliar with subtle nutritional influences, these and similar findings may appear convincing, but they rarely survive independent scientific scrutiny.
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To a layperson unfamiliar with subtle nutritional influences, these and similar findings may appear convincing, but they rarely survive independent scientific scrutiny.
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These are amazingly complicated computer science papers that are often hard for the layperson to understand but the result is incredible looking CGI.
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The fact is, those sayings the layperson rolls his eyes at are often the ones the coaches and players imbibe with utmost earnestness.
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Such trivia would scarcely summon a yawn from a layperson, but to a constitutional lawyer like Kalt, it was a flapping red flag.
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It's hard, as a layperson, to know exactly how well a video game sells, and exactly where in the world it's most popular.
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This is interesting to us the layperson listeners not because its conceptually groundbreaking, but because great art is often made under rigorous methodologies.
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In this post, I'm going sketch out what a smart reliability plan would look like, in terms that even a grid layperson can understand.
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The important part for a layperson to understand is that because MDS uses a different methodology than those earlier vulnerabilities, it requires different protections.
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Although anyone in the United Methodist Church is free to bring charges against anyone else, a formal complaint against a layperson is rare, Rev.
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A generation ago, forensic and DNA analysis experts became more common in court proceedings to help the layperson — often the jury — understand complex information.
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If the layperson had to identify a vehicle that most resembled an Apple product, they would almost certainly give that honor to a Tesla.
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Reading Mike Konczal's explanation for the layperson, or Olivier Blanchard's exposition for the pros, I wonder whether the point is coming across clearly enough.
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Under federal law, insurers can't limit coverage of emergency care if a "prudent layperson" would think he or she were experiencing a medical emergency.
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"Someone needed to write, in plain English, for the 21st century layperson, what yoga is, how you can start practicing, and that is this book."
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Some of the violations you point out in your recaps were surprising to me as a layperson, like his repeated violation of the advertising rules.
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Mercifully, Kessler's choice to present his case studies in a flowing, often personal narrative uninterrupted by footnotes makes for pleasurable, enlightened reading for the layperson.
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Preston was not disappointed by what he saw on the 2015 expedition to explore the ruins, though he admits that a layperson might feel otherwise.
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They express a contemporary contradiction: there are more clothes now than ever before, and yet the layperson has never been so removed from its production.
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Visit any post on photo-hosting site Imgur as a casual user and you're bound to see some things that won't make sense to a layperson.
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The wording of the release isn't very clear, and to a layperson, it does read as if 7 percent of Scott's genes were altered by space.
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Principle among these were concerns about safety and the appropriateness of the technology, but above all, the greatest reservation was potential liability for layperson-administered naloxone.
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Roberts said the statute is an "awful lot to ask a layperson to parse" in order to avoid the maximum 10-year sentence for violating SORNA.
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But as warranted as these feelings might be, cybersecurity experts see the risk here as much more pressing than the layperson might be able to comprehend.
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To a layperson or someone disconnected from many of the day-to-day plights of people of color, this may seem inconsequential, or even race-baiting.
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Here in Blacksburg, where I've lived for 12 years, we have a tiny layperson-led Jewish community center that functions as a synagogue and religious school.
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Although written for the layperson, it's detailed enough to satisfy any expert, and the use of first person draws in the reader to the story's narrative.
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The difficulty of figuring out purity and dosage for a layperson naturally lead to concerns about the risky side effects of overdoses or accidental doses of impurities.
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An accurate way to describe him to a layperson would be as a shoddy facsimile of Trump: mean-spirited, racist, ill-informed, pathologically dishonest, and generally clownlike.
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"There continues to be a need for comprehensive laws and policies to allow a layperson to understand the choice they're making," Ms. Schmitt said of body donation.
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Pitch, tone, and volume all seem to factor into its audio-based gameplay, but a layperson like me winds up in the pit more often than not.
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If he's found not guilty, it's probably going to read to a layperson that 60 people accused him and he was found not guilty of 60 rapes.
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For example, there are already software programs that allow a layperson to download generic legal information, like website terms and conditions, reducing the need to hire a lawyer.
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DJ Courses Online: Lifetime Access See Details Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are more popular than ever, but navigating the landscape as a layperson can be a daunting task.
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There are likely others which may include agents inside the Kremlin and Russian President Vladimir Putin's inner circle, among other resources both imagined and unimaginable to the layperson.
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Rojas-Berscia's Ph.D. research, with the Shawi people of the Peruvian rain forest, doesn't involve fMRI data or computer modelling, but it is still arcane to a layperson.
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Hawking's work is dense and complex, but Morris's dazzling film furthers the source book's mission of making the science of space a bit more understandable to the layperson.
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But even if you don't perform your egg cleanse under the auspices of a professional, you may find that your egg is easy enough for a layperson to read.
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In a divided nation, Hillary Clinton is eager to bring people together in any way she can — including by potentially preaching as a layperson, her longtime pastor, the Rev.
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Instead, he advocates for a new, intermediate schedule between I and II, that would make the substances easier to study, but not absurdly easy for a layperson to obtain.
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" Hill said the doubts about Ford's story, including that she may simply be "mixed up " and has mistaken her attacker for Kavanaugh, are "not for a layperson to determine.
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By 2004, the New York Times had started offering its headlines in RSS and had written an article explaining to the layperson what RSS was and how to use it.
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This policy is active in six states now and violates the federal "prudent layperson" standard that requires insurance coverage to be based on a patient's symptoms, not the final diagnosis.
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If that's convoluted for the layperson, just know that the idea of mixed allegiances and outsiders invading the established wrestling order is a long respected trope of pro wrestling storytelling.
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"The layperson still typically assumes that addiction treatment is residential treatment and that's a misconception," says Sam Arsenault, director of National Treatment Quality Initiatives for Shatterproof, an addiction advocacy organization.
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For folks who are less geeky or nerdy, or both, the foreword by Kiyonori Muroga, editor-in-chief of Tokyo-based IDEA Magazine, outlines arcade game typography for the layperson.
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Many of the talks and posters are highly technical, laced with the jargon of science — they are intended for fellow scientists, after all — and difficult for the layperson to follow.
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"Even a layperson can readily discern Con Edison's clumsy and amateurish conduct in the handling of this evidence," Mr. Teumim, a former division director at D.P.S., said in an affidavit.
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Q. If you were to define to a layperson, who perhaps has never had any legal troubles in her life, what "access to justice" means, what would you tell her?
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Although it's obviously a lot of money for a layperson, $1.5 million isn't actually that big in government budget terms — Aurora's general budget, for example, is more than $320 million.
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Otherwise, the layperson can expect to tap a developer versed in the Solidity programming language to do timed-released coding in the form of an Ethereum function called a smart contract.
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While it's clear that Bobo didn't kill Aubrey, none of these things offer the layperson any hints about who did or any substantial evidence that might get Bobo out of jail.
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Part of that will require learning how to talk about science not only in the kind of language a layperson can understand, but also in the language of dollars and cents.
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Federal law defines an "emergency medical condition" as one that a "prudent layperson" would think it needs immediate attention, and it requires ERs to treat everyone who comes through the door.
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It's interesting even as a layperson to see the amount of care that goes into every little piece of this model, from realistically shading hair to self-occlusion on the eyeball.
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According to Sports Chaplaincy UK, a charity that places chaplains with teams, some three-quarters of England's professional clubs have someone in the post, either an ordained minister or a layperson.
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That may sound reasonable to a layperson, but traditionally these kinds of witnesses (known generally as "prior bad acts witnesses" or "Molineux witnesses" in New York) have been excluded from testifying.
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One of her daughters, Lulu Reddick, Mr. Bethel's grandmother, was a founding member of the nearby Christ Episcopal, on Hibiscus Street, where Mr. Bethel is now senior warden, the congregation's lead layperson.
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This is a distinction lost on the layperson, but it's a huge deal, introducing a lot more variability and decision-making to a system that was very much a series of foregone conclusions.
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It is troubling to see historic preservation turn away from this humanistic ethos into a set of arcane bureaucratic procedures that appear to the layperson as reactionary, elitist and contrary to social solidarity.
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She has earned special renown for her ability to highlight social issues through eye-catching and often humorous illustrations based on statistical data that would otherwise be impenetrable and alienating to the layperson.
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McAlester's book is excellent for the layperson who wants to wander about the neighborhood with a bit more authority, or perhaps for the homeowner who can't decide what kind of windows might look best.
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When I, a layperson, think of hacking I think of two things: the movie Hackers and that episode of NCIS when two people started typing on a keyboard simultaneously in order to hack faster.
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And they enjoy one possible advantage over the likes of DOTA and League of Legends: much like a lot of traditional spectator experiences, even a layperson can figure out what's going on relatively quickly.
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So the idea being that there will be an ecosystem, the Civil platform, where, to the average layperson, you will come there and there'll be all these cool news websites — maybe hundreds, maybe thousands eventually.
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Among the hashtags in the study, "the use of colloquial or layperson terminology for cosmetic surgical procedures seems to be much more popular than the use of technical terminology," Schierle said, such as #tummytuck over #abdominoplasty.
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However, a small but significant number of cancer patients reject the treatments offered by mainstream oncologists and seek instead alternative remedies that may sound wonderful to a layperson but lack the support of scientifically valid research.
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Although Hecker's demonstration was impressive on a practical level, like many of the talks at Def Con his explanation of the ATM exploit was layered in technical jargon that is all but unintelligible to the layperson.
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"An average layperson engaged in a bidding process is not going to be able to tell unless you see the price rise in some sort of peculiar way, which is very hard to detect," Kishner said.
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In truth, issues decided through the notice and comment process can get rather complex and difficult for the average layperson to decipher, in order to determine their own best interests and how to advocate for the them.
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"The reliability of the most complicated proceeding known to criminal law cannot be assured with an untrained layperson — in this case, a 303-year-old ninth-grade dropout with a G.E.D. — acting as lead counsel," they wrote.
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The common person, whether scholar or layperson, knows our unhindered right to the vote remains the only weapon against the current paradigm where government remains more responsive to the desires of the wealthy than the average person.
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A lot of the time, a Tonymacx86 thread takes a certain shape: A user has fairly technical problem that a layperson could never make heads or tails of but an expert might be able to spot right away.
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It was probably for the best, though, because I think HERON, EGRET, CRANE work well as a trio since they all fit into the "skinny birds with long necks but aren't storks" class in my layperson taxonomic system.
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There's also some layperson value to connecting aromas with wines: If you're preparing a dinner that includes mushrooms, green peppers, and bay leaves, someone appropriately trained might suggest that a Cabernet Franc, which echoes those aromas, could pair well with it.
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To a layperson, it wouldn't have made much sense, but to sophisticated Wall Street traders it meant that the information about Dell's as yet nonpublic earnings had come from someone inside the company who had provided valuable information in the past.
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I took a lot of hits because I used the word "alien," but I was trying to put it in layperson terms to the point where people could understand and open their mind that this could be a great awakening to something.
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"It has been tested over and over again that a layperson can be trained to provide basic interventions that are safe and sound," said Jean Kagubare, the deputy director of global primary health care systems at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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They are immersed in what Laura describes as "the layperson withdrawal community," a constellation of Web forums and Facebook groups where people who have stopped their psychiatric medications advise one another: Surviving Antidepressants, the International Antidepressant Withdrawal Project, Benzo Buddies, Cymbalta Hurts Worse.
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I know it&aposs smart not to have all your "eggs" in the same basket with investments, but there wasn&apost much information for the average layperson (read: someone who doesn&apost know a thing about stocks) on what all of this means.
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These maps seem to exist mostly to signal that the companies in question have lots of cool data and that it can be made into a flashy map — which might impress potential customers, but that doesn't offer a ton of insights for the layperson.
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After five decades of icon status, the Big Mac continues to be an inspiration for chefs around the world, a way for economists to break down complex economic concepts for the layperson, and a cultural artifact that embodies the more indulgent side of the American diet.
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The first game to be emulated using this method is Crazy Kong, a game that to a layperson is indecipherable from Donkey Kong (they're not the same, and Crazy Kong isn't a knockoff—long story), but the plan is to eventually port other games over as well.
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But even for the layperson not much interested in papal affairs, Francis's gentleness and insight will provide a heartening buffer against a world that, as the Pope himself observes, often seems darkly apathetic, which is probably how Francis would prefer his little book serve, as his motto suggests.
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While assigning multibillion worth to a company that makes little actual cash — or even loses money — might seem crazy to the layperson, such practices are part and parcel in Silicon Valley venture capital, where investors oftentimes plunge hundreds of millions into internet startups for years before seeing any dividends.
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"There's no question there are people that are becoming layperson investors in these companies under the misapprehension that they are tech companies, but would never invest in real estate or a taxi company," Anil Dash, CEO of Glitch and host of the Vox tech podcast Function, told Recode.
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On the first shot of any given frame, a pro is more likely than not to send all ten pins clattering to the deck, whereas a layperson is liable to leave some standing in one of the more than 1,000 patterns—aka spare configurations—that leftover pins can occupy.
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As the lyrics of the song clearly state, the average layperson would not believe their eyes if 10,000,000 fireflies were to illuminate planet Earth, nor would the average person conclude by natural instinct that 10,000 lightning bugs, acting as a collective group, are capable of embracing a human being 1,000 times without difficulty.
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Whether you end up doing a lot of quantitative work yourself or not, you need to understand what the tools can and cannot do, and be able to interpret the findings for the layperson and the policy maker who wants to know the bottom line or why they should trust one study over another.
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The American College of Emergency Physicians has accused Anthem of violating federal law with its policy, due to a provision of the Affordable Care Act that mandated insurers cover ER visits that meet a "prudent layperson" standard (in other words, they can't deny coverage for someone who went to the ER with symptoms an average person could consider serious).
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Over decades, but accelerating in the years since 9/11, the executive branch's ability to conduct national security with little transparency or oversight has grown steadily, to the point that the president and his advisers wield powers that are incomprehensible to the layperson and daunting even to elected officials who might like to rein those powers in.
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Inside were generic versions of all the trappings a layperson might assume are necessary in some sort of doomsday outbreak scenario: scratchy white coveralls, an N95 mask (which may not properly filter out airborne coronavirus particles), plastic goggles, disposable gloves, shoe covers, a hair net, tape to secure the coveralls, a biohazard bag, and antimicrobial hand wipes.
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Whether you classify her as an investigative humorist or a funny reporter, Mary Roach is an author with a formula: She tackles a subject that, to many a layperson, is forbiddingly icky (to use the clinical term), conducts loads of research and interviews, and then relates her findings in a series of conversational, disarming dispatches that don't read like typical, stock-serious science writing.
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A gifted explainer of technology for the layperson (such as the time he broke down A.I. for Charlie Rose), Mr. Moore opened a laptop on a conference table in his office to show a recent breakthrough — a two-minute video of people dancing to "Uptown Funk," with multicolored skeletons superimposed to show how a computer was tracking and analyzing their body and hand movements of all the dancers simultaneously.
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According to this review, the EPA report was found to be "lacking in several critical areas," especially the report's general intelligibility to the layperson, its lack of quantitative support for its main observation that there is a lack of evidence that fracking has widespread and systemic impacts on drinking water, and its failure to clarify the scope of fracking's impacts (local, regional, or national) and its terms (such as "widespread" or "systemic").
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