But you know, a machine like this is about compromise.
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"Athletics isn't a merchandising machine like football is," said Pratt.
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Why is an old-school machine like the WaterRower still popular?
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What can you actually do with a machine like this, though?
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No machine , like the big acts have, the country guys especially.
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Luke picks up a washing machine like it's an empty cardboard box.
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It's machine to machine, like a stock market matching buyers with sellers.
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U.S. company Carvana also uses vending machine-like towers to sell used cars.
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And the Germans, they are famous for acting like a machine like this.
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But it also had to be machine-like: a robot with a human face.
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His machine-like efficiency was matched by his programmed waves to every made putt.
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Customers can get cars delivered or pick them up from the vending machine-like towers.
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They shared the desideratum of machine-like efficiency; they differed about how to get it.
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Livia is a TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) machine, like the ones used by physical therapists.
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With a machine like ReForm it might no longer be necessary to throw any device away.
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This machine, like the MacPro or the Microsoft Studio, is intended for design and video professionals.
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If you put it in the washing machine, like your wife did, I'll get a new one.
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His body language is sharp, pulling off elaborate and creative acts of violence with machine-like precision.
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That inspires the next logical question: How do you get your hands on a machine like that?
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Examples: YouTube next video autoplays; the slot machine-like pleasure of refreshing Instagram for likes; Snapchat streaks.
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They are young, old, and in-between, and work in a highly efficient, almost machine-like way.
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In fact even more intuitive than regular programming, because you're teaching the machine like you teach a person.
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For a big-screen money machine like the MCU, this forced change represents a certain kind of peril.
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But while Mr. Reich had renounced machines, critics still noticed something "machine-like" about his pulse-based music.
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"Nobody has built a money-printing machine like Apple," top investor Jason Calacanis told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " Wednesday.
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Pachinko, the slot-machine-like game ubiquitous throughout Japan, unifies the central concerns of identity, homeland and belonging.
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That the foundation does genuine good in the world in no way detracts from that machine-like quality.
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This month, two magnificently embarrassing public-relations disasters rocked the Facebook money machine like nothing else in its history.
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The move to buy a stake in a profit machine like American Airlines seems more like simple financial sense.
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If you've played a pinball machine, you've likely played a Williams machine like Addams Family, Pin*Bot, or Funhouse.
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These days I vaguely—almost dreamily—remember scrolling through Neopets forums, playing slot-machine-like games for luminescent prizes.
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Leaders could ask people for much more nuanced opinions and a machine like ours would be able to condense.
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"She basically had one act, which was going from an obedient character to a machine-like avenger," he added.
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Fontana Fasteners, a factory in Frankfort, about 25 miles north of her house, had a machine like the Tocco.
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Pummeling percussion, frenzied pacing, and alien timbres—distinctly machine-like, cold and hard—are hallmarks of the group's sound.
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It doesn't seem to matter how many times you've seen World Order do its exhaustively rehearsed machine-like dance routine.
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For most people, a countertop ice machine like Frigidaire's will do the trick without taking up too much counter space.
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Watch: "Toy Story 4" is exactly what you'd expect from an estimably well-oiled machine like Pixar, our critic writes.
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Then you need a subtle, whisper-quiet, under-desk pedal machine like the one I opted for, the Exerpeutic 900.
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We have grown so used to living with corporations that we have stopped noticing how strange and machine-like they are.
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That's the thinking behind Amazon's new Instant Pickup service, which turns the Amazon shopping experience into a vending machine-like transaction.
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To be honest, that seems like all I would ever need out of a machine like this for the foreseeable future.
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There are some really creative use cases for Toy-Con Garage, many of which allow for Rube Goldberg machine-like possibilities.
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However, the numbers don't lie — if approved, the federal budget will create a deportation machine like we have never seen before.
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Trump's fundraising machine, like the NRCC, has used the Nunes claims to argue that Trump's initial claims about Obama were correct.
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His masterful "Untitled" (1997–2003) is an idiosyncratic, large-scale, machine-like sculpture that seems both anthropomorphic and science-fiction-based.
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So Tonal stuck out more so than would a cardio-based at-home fitness machine, like the ultra-popular Peloton bike.
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"The movie is exactly what you expect — not more, not less — from an estimably well-oiled machine like Pixar," she continued.
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Battle damage to land bases can also be repaired much more quickly than a complex war machine like an aircraft carrier.
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Scientists hope a machine like this could one day help to treat cancer or shrink the size of today's largest physics experiments.
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The flakes are collected, melted and discharged as a scalding hot, gray paste, which oozes out of a machine like giant toothpaste.
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We examine the human side, use machines as a baseline, and ask when and how humans behave in a machine-like manner.
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As the music reaches a fever pitch, you can even hear the faint sound of a large mechanical machine, like a spaceship.
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Mike Nash, HP's vice president of consumer PCs, says he's well aware that Core M is standard for a machine like this.
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In other words, the movie is exactly what you expect — not more, not less — from an estimably well-oiled machine like Pixar.
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Could an AI ever understand a system like a Rube Goldberg machine like humans do, much less make one of its own?
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Forget Cuban sensuality: The vocabulary is machine-like, with a touch of heavy metal, martial arts and even a little hip-hop.
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Let's say he had a bass player, a guitar player, a keyboardist, somebody on the drum machine, like a five-piece thing happening.
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And obviously when you create a new machine like the Surface and its family they need new keyboards, not something off the shelf.
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On a Friday morning at the Counter Culture Training HQ in Durham, NC, he stands behind an espresso machine like it's a pulpit.
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Like 'I can't work on a machine like this, it's too slow,' so we dig in and we figure out what it was.
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Here, Korath is a high-ranking member of Starforce, but just as humorless and "machine-like," as Hounsou puts it, as you remember.
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If you're impatient and never plan ahead, you may want to try a fast-brewing cold brew machine like this one from Cuisinart.
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To remain engaged, you have to be using your mind, and that's certainly true when you're diagnosing a machine like a mechanic does.
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Physically fit people, frankly; mentally fit people, frankly, that are just required to keep a machine like Hadestown running eight times a week.
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He can hook the baby up to a machine like the one that kept Georgia Bowen alive, an extracorporeal membrane oxygenator, or Ecmo.
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While we can't help you with the former, the latter can easily be fixed with a white noise machine like the Dozzi Natural.
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So owning a content machine like Sony Pictures Entertainment — and its movies and TV shows — could help a tech company set itself apart.
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Of course, if you are using a well-known machine like a common 3D printer, you won't need to train it at all — Tend.
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The images range from a dense cluster of abstract brushstrokes to a largely yellow, machine-like form that seems inspired by science fiction movies.
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"A hands-on machine like this really forces the user to confront that objects are made rather than conjured from thin air," says Liou.
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Now, as fun as it might seem to own a mean machine like Miss Bombshell, I must warn you she doesn't look street legal.
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But it's just as important for operatives on the ground to act according to heart, gut, and conscience, instead of abstract, machine-like reasoning.
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Because hoo boy, Battlegrounds is definitely not anywhere close to "done" on Xbox One, especially if you're using an original machine like yours truly.
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Watch: "Toy Story 4" is exactly what you expect — not more, not less — from an estimably well-oiled machine like Pixar, writes our critic.
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Pull-to-RefreshApps are capable of continuously updating, but this slot-machine-like gesture provides the illusion of control and the allure of unpredictable rewards.
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The internal specs of a machine like this are important, because it's what separates from being a pretty slate to a fully functional windows machine.
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So depending on advances in robotics—namely soft robotics—the world could one day see a big huggable machine like Baymax from Big Hero 6.
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By simplifying the machine — like using handlebars instead of a steering wheel — they've dropped the target price for the SRK from nearly $993,299 to $240,215.
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It then chooses from a variety of surgical techniques programmed into its database, and carries out the action with, naturally, machine-like precision, speed and efficiency.
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"Always read the fine print," Parnell says, as he sits on a rowing machine, like the one used by the Machiavellian president in the Netflix series.
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Amba Sayal-Bennett's grid of nine small, framed drawings combine geometry and the diagrammatic to compose discrete machine-like forms that have no counterpart in reality.
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He uploaded a video where he was using software known broadly as "aimbots" that automatically gave him perfect, machine-like accuracy when shooting at his opponents.
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Mr. Hassabis said AlphaGo did not try to consider all the possible moves in a match, as a traditional artificial intelligence machine like Deep Blue does.
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But after a few miles of hiking, you'll fall into a rhythm, your poles and legs pumping with machine-like precision to add stability to each step.
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"There's kind of a shift in the record where the aesthetic changes and it becomes less machine-like and brutal, and it becomes more melodic," says Douglas.
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Readers' jaws will drop at how expansive and structured the Klan was, from its code words to its machine-like control over City Councils and state legislatures.
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During his military service, he created many sketches of artillery, soldiers, and airplanes, leading to his subsequent 'mechanical period,' in which he painted tubular, machine-like forms.
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The 20-qubit system combines into a single package the quantum and classical computing parts it takes to use a machine like this for research and business applications.
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Attacking the lines with machine-like precision, Medvedev was in complete control and broke the unseeded Hungarian, who won his maiden title in Geneva last year, four times.
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In fact it does everything you'd expect of a machine like this: it's relatively thin (13.1mm), light (2.75 pounds) and to top it all off, is aggressively priced.
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As the games site Gamasutra reported, the random, slot machine-like nature of the loot boxes even prompted Belgian Gaming Commission to investigate whether it qualifies as gambling.
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London-based artist Emma McNally evokes these visible pathways, as well as the more invisible ones like data flow and flight paths, in her intricate, machine-like drawings.
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Sutskever said, "If a machine like GPT-2 could have enough data and computing power to perfectly predict the next word, that would be the equivalent of understanding."
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In what for me is the best piece in the show, "Le Présent éternel" ("The Eternal Present," 1944), Lam makes flourish another compressed, weaponized plane of machine-like forms.
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You don't need to set up a separate virtual machine like most power users do today, but your machine will need to support virtualization capabilities (enabled in the BIOS).
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Peter Thiel's Founders Fund led a $22 million Series A funding round in Cargo, a maker of snack boxes and vending machine-like devices for the ride-sharing economy.
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The machine-like bodies were ever-present and allowed a level of eroticism in art that was not generally permitted at the time as the state became more puritanical.
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By exploring how we interact with these technologies, I want to help people step out of their habitual, almost machine-like behaviors and find common ground with each other.
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A few yards from the stockpile of La Croix in the warehouse space behind startup Rigetti Computing's offices in Fremont, California, sits a machine like a steampunk illustration made real.
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Awesome.Riding a Logging Machine Like a Rodeo Bull Is the New Definition of TerrorHopping on a well-padded mechanical bull at a bar is already terrifying enough for most people.
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A masterwork in its own right of [freezing] cold, machine-like aesthetics so bereft of any 'organic' inspiration it achieved a kind of sublime beauty in its very in-humanity.
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We spoon four dollops of delicious vanilla ice cream into the cylinder, before pushing it up into the machine like a barista locking in a puck of freshly-ground coffee.
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Blacks are very black, even at maximum brightness, and colors are strong, though you won't see the same vibrant detail as you will on a machine like the MacBook Pro.
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What seems like trash can be converted into important materials (using a recycling machine) that can then be turned into important resources (using a fabricator machine) like health kits and ammunition.
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To date, Universal has planned out eight films in the series, in an attempt to forge a modern money-printing machine like the Marvel Cinematic Universe out of its legacy films.
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But he also recognizes that the public market investing landscape has changed in recent years to wildly favor growth investors and that a cash-burning machine like Uber can't be dismissed.
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Playing machine-like golf, Stenson missed only nine greens in 2174 holes and backed up his fine long game with a hot putter at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Though he could seldom match Phelps's results, Lochte nevertheless has enjoyed a long reign as the public's champion, providing the ballast with his fun-loving nature for Phelps's machine-like efficiency.
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The company can detect and disable the machine-like behaviors of bot accounts, but it has a harder time picking up on the humans tweeting on behalf of the Saudi government.
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Three-dimensional games were generally more technically demanding than two-dimensional ones, and few players appreciated all that was required to make isometric 3D work on a simple machine like the Spectrum.
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Issie Lapowski lays out everything we know about the country's 2018 propaganda machine, like how they used fake profile photos to catfish targets, and they had a real thing for Bernie Sanders.
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Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona has become famous for sanctimonious speeches denouncing the latest outrage, but he votes with machine-like consistency in favor of the president's destructive agenda and unqualified nominees.
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In this view, adolescent dalliances with Rage Against the Machine — like dalliances with vegetarianism and Howard Zinn — reflect an idealism we're meant not to carry into adulthood but, rather, sagely slough off.
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But whether or not a baby develops inside its mother's uterus or a machine like the UltraLove 925x, the end result will be a small defenseless human that needs love, attention, and patience.
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It is not just that artists can collaborate with algorithms; there is always a person at the end of the machine — like the man behind the curtain in Oz — regulating what it does.
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Now, the group, which includes Audi, Porsche, and Ducati, is throwing all sorts of problems into the quantum machine, like developing chemical simulations and encryption that can withstand attacks from future quantum computers.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Third seed Milos Raonic continued his machine-like advance through the Australian Open on Thursday, easing past Gilles Muller 6-3 6-4 7-6(4) to reach the third round.
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This mower comes with a three-year limited warranty, a one-year free service contract, and a 90-day money-back guarantee, which is all about the standard for a machine like this.
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We last heard from Torontonian industrial re-energizers Odonis Odonis in 2016 with their Post Plague album, and, with machine-like efficiency, the group is prepping another album for this month entitled No Pop.
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In my first 30 minutes or so, I was pummeled with duplicate how-to modal windows, slot-machine-like rewards, and—this I saw coming—offers to buy leaf tickets, the in-game currency.
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Earlier this month, Reuters reported that Carvana LLC, which allows customers to pick up cars they buy on the internet from vending machine-like towers, has tapped investment banks for an initial public offering.
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I've heard some folks justify the cost of a machine like this by tallying their weekly fees at the local coffee shop and calculating that it'd pay for itself in a couple of years.
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In his performances, most of these Rube Goldberg machine-like installations, which string together found materials, become percussive instruments or dynamic objects that spin into motion with the help of choreography and musical accompaniment.
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Norman Mailer, covering the convention, wondered if Nixon were simply entering random data into a cosmic Teletype machine, like the supercomputer HAL in "2001: A Space Odyssey," saying whatever the people wanted to hear.
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And when Matsuyama is at his best he can dissect a golf course with machine-like precision while flashing his signature move – a backswing featuring a pronounced pause before transitioning forward with effortless strength.
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Then, there was a tinny, machine-like sound effect of a door opening, and a garish collage of unnatural creatures proliferated on the screen one after another, as if someone were pounding an ancient stamp.
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The league has struggled to put a spotlight on Moore, who lacks the off-court hobbies or social media following to match what has been her machine-like conquering of women's basketball at every level.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Francesco Molinari evoked memories of Nick Faldo's memorable British Open win at Muirfield 31 years ago as the machine-like Italian played faultless golf before administering the coup de grace on Sunday.
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Moving from hunting and gathering to working on an assembly line has made us more machine-like and less attuned to the world around us because we only have to be skilled at one thing.
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And Fortnite is now the subject of a lawsuit that claims that, in part, the game's addictive nature is due to its use slot machine-like mechanics and variable reward systems, which manipulate children's brains.
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The pianist Eric Huebner was arresting, whether teasing out the Dowland-derived melody of Thomas Adès's solo "Darknesse Visible," or pulsing away with the machine-like rhythms of "Bulb," a piano trio by Donnacha Dennehy.
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But it took just 41 seconds in the second half for the Warriors to retake the lead, and a subsequent 11-0 run started what would be a machine-like third quarter for the Warriors.
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They continue calling several times per minute, opening their mouth wide and heaving as if they're about to vomit before emitting their immense bonk, a high pitch squeak, or a third, soft, washing machine-like noise.
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Whisking along with machine-like efficiency, Severino set an unusually brisk pace for a Yankees-Red Sox game at Yankee Stadium, affairs known to play out like Leo Tolstoy novels, especially when broadcast on national television.
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An important note: While the Surface Dial works with any Windows 10 device, you need to be using a Microsoft-made machine like the Surface Studio or Surface Pro to put it straight on your screen.
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Robbins's ballet is good but suffers by comparison to the superlative 1923 choreography by Bronislava Nijinska, which, with greater force, makes bride and groom yet more passive and the social units far more shatteringly machine-like.
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That, alongside the dull, persistent spring heat seemed to calm the line, and by the time the space finally opened, fashionably late, the expeditious, machine-like precision of the team inside 135 Bowery proved a blessing.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland, July 153 (Reuters) - Francesco Molinari evoked memories of Nick Faldo's memorable British Open win at Muirfield 31 years ago as the machine-like Italian played faultless golf before administering the coup de grace on Sunday.
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Yes, it's literally a cylindrical MRI machine like the ones you see at the hospital, shipped on a boat all the way over from Australia, turned into a vacuum chamber with the particle beams replacing the bed.
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It is hard to believe that a well-oiled machine like the Cuban Ministry of Culture would feel so threatened by its artists that it would stomp out what essentially amounts to a 10-day art party.
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Konami followed this massive investment by largely stepping back from video game development, dramatically parting ways with Kojima shortly after Phantom Pain's release, and pivoting to repurposing its beloved game franchises into slot-machine-like pachinko cabinets.
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Even more noteworthy is that Venom has outperformed its superhero peers despite not having Wonder Woman's critical success, Deadpool's irreverent underdog status, or the backing of Marvel's superhero hype machine like Spider-Man: Homecoming and Ant-Man.
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The plan, of course, outlined seemingly by no-one and everyone, is that we become inwardly more machine-like—utterly dependent on input and command—at the same time as we maximise the potential of our fleshy form.
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But in the transhumanist age, the human being should be looked at more like a machine—like a car, if you will: something that comes out a particular way with certain attributes, but then can be heavily modified.
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Pennsylvania-born Furyk, 22010, a 258-times winner on tour, has made a career out of his machine-like consistency with his unique swing, and he was in that mode on Sunday, hitting all 259 greens in regulation.
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And if you want to combine both approaches, you can even find apps that turn your touch-screen tablet computer into an external graphics tablet for your desktop machine, like the $30 Astropad app for the iPad and Mac.
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Its Rube Goldberg machine-like qualities now seems to me like an apt symbol of the entire massive operation of the fair: visually enthralling work with magnificently high production values that leaves me a bit dazed and desperate for substance.
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I don't want to get too far ahead of myself here, but if a budget machine like this can have a decent trackpad, maybe the days of Windows computers failing constantly in that department might finally be behind us (maybe).
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Previous to "World of Tomorrow," he exclusively used an old analogue animation machine like the ones that made Disney classics; like a monk, he seals himself away for years at a time and occasionally returns to show the world something wonderful.
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A fan blew constantly across a humidifier, creating a fog-machine-like effect that kept the room at 60 to 80 percent humidity — enough to stop the sand from drying out, but not so much that the walls would mold.
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The Apple TV is generally pricier than its more widely-used competition and that puts it into an awkward zone of costing less than a 4K gaming machine like the PS4 Pro, but quite a bit more than a basic streaming device.
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As the women took turns moving around the stage and singing over the guttural, machine-like guitar, I stared on in awe wondering how all humans have roughly the same throat and lungs but only some can make such noises using theirs.
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Regardless of the pessimism that the 49ers can keep up that hot start against a well-oiled machine like the Panthers, Coach Chip Kelly has certainly engendered more excitement than the team has seen since Jim Harbaugh's penultimate season with the team.
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While the incipient fascists, as well as the writers of "Demons of Passion," look forward to perfecting the human race in machine-like terms, one character after another — an obsessive forensics technician, an overextended detective — snaps and melts down in violent rage.
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There are a number of ways to detect AI-generated video, ranging from digital artifacts in the audio and video, misaligned shadows and lighting, and human anomalies that can be detected by machine, like eye movement, blink rate and even heart rate.
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The TV version of "Westworld" has made Mr. Crichton's film look like a crude prototype of a much more sophisticated machine, like a host Ford and Arnold might have worked on decades before the park opened, perhaps before Anthony Hopkins had gray hair.
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Click here to view original GIFAs someone who still struggles to string a bunch of words together into cohesive sentences, I can't even begin to wrap my brain around the thought processes required to plan and execute an elaborate Rube Goldberg machine like this.
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Our brains are far from perfect, and we'll have to afford similar allowances to AI.At the same time, a sentient machine, like any responsible human citizen, will still have to respect the laws set down by the state and honor the rules of society.
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Located in a mountainside village called Triesenberg, I must admit that out of the roughly 90 countries I've been to so far, I've never before stayed at a hotel where check-in and check-out were done completely by machine like at Hotel Oberland.
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This made Dorsey appear nervous at times or at least overly cautious when compared to the relaxed Sandberg at the other end of the room, according to our experts, who also point out that he seemed to speak in a monotone, almost machine-like way.
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If you, on the other hand, are the noisy housemate in a small living space, a white noise machine, like our favorite, the Lectrofan, is loud enough to help cover up the sound of video calls happening on your side of the bedroom door.
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Its focus is less to create a fund-raising machine like the Clintons' foundation (though Mr Obama is courting donors) and more to create something akin to Jimmy Carter's centre, which has promoted human rights, public health and a range of good causes for nearly 40 years.
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The temperature in the water is precisely controlled by a machine like the Sansaire Delta, so it's literally impossible for your food to get overcooked using sous vide as long as the internal temperature of the food is equal to the temperature of the water surrounding it.
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In those scenes, the movie transports viewers into a world of intricate, M.C. Escher-esque visuals, in which the rules of physics bend and break as city streets and ancient buildings transform into vast, interlocking, machine-like structures that act as playgrounds for the movie's massive magic battles.
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Building a machine like this to sit on my desk and bounce a ping-pong ball all day would utterly destroy my productivity, but for Tobias Kuhn, it presented a unique challenge of trying to find the best way to stop the ball from bouncing off the tiny platform.
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Curated by the artist's maternal grandson, C. Raman Schlemmer, Oskar Schlemmer: The Dancing Artist at the Centre Pompidou's northeastern outpost beautifully displays how, by dressing his dancers in svelte outfits with geometric motifs and choreographing their sequenced dance motions into spectacular, machine-like repetitions, Schlemmer constructed a prototypical android realm.
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They were trying to innovate toward using a CG pipeline and using cel shading, but using techniques to help it feel more hand-done to have artists much more involved in applying a personal touch, so you don't get the computer or machine-like feeling, the Uncanny Valley you sometimes get from cel-shaded animation.
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Tesla has no intention of discontinuing the Model S. As a result, the S has the opportunity to become one of those cars, a machine like the BMW 3- or 5-Series, or from an earlier era, the Lincoln Continental or Ford Mustang — a car that endures and mints new fans over successive generations.
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Some of the hottest, weirdest, relentlessly provocative, and most accomplished paintings — like the vivid, shimmering, and seemingly gelatinous "Untitled" (216) and the brute "Untitled" (circa 2003), where a farcical woman-bird dominatrix seems to be up to something ominous — appear to have developed out of the machine-like repetitions seen in the 1989 drawing "Untitled" (1989).
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Frequently reducing his dancers to exotically fanned rows of moving body parts, Berkeley found himself accused of promoting collectivist or even fascist ideals for his machine-like portrayal of the human body—but that didn't stop audiences from flocking to the likes of "42nd Street", "Gold Diggers of 1933" and "Footlight Parade", despite record unemployment in America.
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Human: And the great human's algorithms became so good at ordering the information which each human wanted to read that other mercenary humans came to realize they could make lots of money by writing fairy stories and feeding them into the machine — like how politicians ate little children for breakfast and wore devil's horns on Sundays.
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The show mostly takes place in a dilapidated warehouselike purgatory space that includes the remnants of amusement park: A brightly lit but tilted Cyclone sign, a sadly bent and twisted piece of coaster track, and an Amazing Karnak fortuneteller machine (like Zoltar in the movie "Big,"), which serves as a cross between guide and game-show host.
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A number of factors: the inability to include an LTE radio without serious trade-offs to battery life and bulk, the fact that Apple has so far been unable to turn the smartwatch industry into a cash machine like it did with smartphones and tablets, and the overall lack of interest from consumers who would rather spend their money on cheaper fitness bands, according to research firm CCS Insight.
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The best thing to do with a machine like this (which is also much louder, mind you) is to put it outside, or in your garage, or somewhere that it can freely drain so that you don't have to worry about it doing so on your beautiful hardwood floors (don't dare keep something like this on a carpet unless you're looking for an excuse to tear it up).
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Winners of six consecutive games, the Raiders' offense has been machine-like, earning quarterback Derek Carr the cover of ESPN The Magazine among other accolades, and has the team tied with the New England Patriots for the best record in the A.F.C. But with less than six minutes remaining in the third quarter, it looked like the winning streak could be in jeopardy, as the Raiders trailed the Bills 24-9.
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You get closer and realize that something about the guy in the distance is not quite right—that he's machine-like, or his teeth are rotting, or he's otherwise ill-at-ease—a deliberately uncanny reflection of the Great American Rock Song that's fitting for an era that feels a whole lot more confusing (what with the robot death strikes, the mainstreaming of conspiracy theorism, and widespread acceptance of political demagoguery) than even the post-Vietnam era that initially birthed these sounds.
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Musk said he hoped to find a way for the brain to "merge" with artificial intelligence, most likely through tiny wireless chips implanted in the brain using a "sewing machine-like" robot, with a goal of securing "humanity's future as a civilization relative to AI." The bottom line: Although Musk said the team isn't far off from implanting prototypes, it will take a "long time" for Neuralink to achieve its goals, he acknowledged, noting that getting federal approval for the neural implants would be difficult.
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