This communicates that, under this transformation, A is mapped to B, B is mapped to A, C is mapped to D, and D is mapped to C. We can visualize how the notation works in the following way: We will always take the starting position to be ABCD, so the relative position in the list describes where each original vertex is mapped under the transformation.
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And the programmable buttons, which are traditionally mapped to game functions, can be mapped to traditional office functions instead.
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Related: Watch A Model's Face Transform With Projection Mapped Makeup A Woman's Face Becomes an Evolving Cybernetic Surface Projection Mapped Makeup Transforms Men into Beasts
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Once they had that, the attackers mapped the system, much as the North Koreans mapped Sony Entertainment's computers before attacking them in the fall of 2014.
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As another example, our rotation by 23 degrees counterclockwise would be denoted DABC, as A is mapped to D, B is mapped to A, and so on.
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The rise and fall of one variable is mapped to, say, the volume of a synthesised violin, while the shift of another is mapped to its pitch.
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Related Articles: Dancer Bends Light in Stunning Projection-Mapped Performance Watch Dancers Wander Through A Digital Dream World 8 Projection-Mapped Performances That Have Us Dancing with Our Computers
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Related: Whoa, This Projection Mapped Video is an Acid Trip Dancer Takes Zero-Gravity Flight to Create 3D Dance Performance Pole Dancers Bend Light in Stunning Projection-Mapped Performance
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While most of the United States has been mapped down to a resolution of a single meter, vast swaths of the Arctic have never been mapped at a resolution below 30 meters.
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Cook and his colleagues mapped "hundreds" of lakes in Bolivia.
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I like how it mapped out the world around me.
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They mapped out safe routes for the migrants to take.
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We mapped out how power is reordering in the region.
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"They had mapped out their route," she told the outlet.
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Combinations of these facial expressions are then mapped to emotions.
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"They had mapped out their route," she told the affiliate.
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Below, we've mapped out the average consumer's progression over time.
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To date, more than 40,000 rice genes have been mapped.
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But a plan has yet been mapped out, he added.
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Go deeper: 3 years of U.S. strikes in Syria mapped.
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Elite Dangerous has mapped the entire galaxy in this way.
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The Times mapped the Facebook connections of millions of Americans.
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Did you have a route mapped out ahead of time?
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Her app at Access Code mapped reports of sexual harassment.
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The season was mapped out, the schedule on the fridge.
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They mapped out protests to create escalating drama and pressure.
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"The city is mapped out like a tray of baklava!"
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As scientists mapped the human genome, scientific racists were reenergized.
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One dataset came from cadavers — brains donated by science that have been mapped in terms of gene expression (meaning mapped in terms of where genes that make certain proteins are turned on and off).
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Low orbits may be mapped out a few times every day.
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Left: Key West, as mapped in an 18th century nautical chart.
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The climate change candidate just mapped out his first big proposal.
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"They had mapped out their route," she told the news outlet.
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He has mapped out an extremely emotional rollercoaster ride for you.
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And it's not just Milky Ways stars that Gaia mapped, either.
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They also mapped where men lived and where they received care.
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At night, I mapped out my dream space in my head.
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Even the complex multiple timelines were all mapped out in advance.
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They'll only be allowed to operate in 3D-mapped, geofenced locations.
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Instead, ProPILOT 2100 activation will be limited to heavily mapped areas.
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Researchers mapped our genetic code in 6900, advances have quickened since.
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We also mapped out the set and props the week before.
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Service provider agreements, or vendors also must be mapped and reviewed.
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It dispelled geographical myths, mapped landmarks and identified Native American communities.
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Then they mapped residents' proximity to major roadways using postal codes.
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Expect projection mapped facades, neon light sculptures, and LED-adorned costumes.
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I had really good grades and the college path mapped out.
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Dr. Uriarte has mapped and identified the trees in certain areas.
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Eric's behavior mapped with a pattern: entrap, isolate, demean, control, abuse.
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Greenpeace mapped thousands of complaints about heating from social media posts.
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And even if a Democrat wins in November, the vision mapped
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Reality has a way of interfering with the best-mapped intentions.
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It was as intricately mapped as almost any place on earth.
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A psychological spectrum has mapped itself onto the US political spectrum.
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On the Queens Museum Panorama, these unbuilt sites are physically mapped.
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At the moment, Mapdwell has only mapped eight cities across the US as well as a handful of cities in Chile, but they plan to have mapped every major US metropolitan area by the end of 2016.
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Here is a way to do it, mapped out in some detail.
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WIRED mapped the 250 zip codes contributing the most to each candidate.
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NASA has mapped out those locations on an interactive Google map here.
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This year's awful flu season, mapped Justin Timberlake is a white man.
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With over 2o tattoos, we've mapped out the raddest of Rihanna's collection.
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To date, we've only mapped about five percent of our planet's seafloor.
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Government employees unintentionally mapped the perimeters of military bases around the world.
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Too many construction jobs are still mapped out with pen and paper.
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It seemed like she should retire her carefully mapped plans for conquestt.
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Quantum magnetometers sense earth's magnetic field, mapped here by NOAA, to navigate.
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Socrates Sculpture Park will be officially mapped as New York City parkland.
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Mouth: The shape of the mouth is mapped to the poverty rate.
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These functions will only be allowed in pre-mapped and geofenced areas.
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Whoever the Disenfranchised are, they compose networks to be mapped and scrutinized.
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Punjab's crop burning over the last two weeks, mapped in one gif.
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And yet Lynch mapped a bizarre glamour onto the place by force.
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But the forces of oppression being mapped onto just magic users vs.
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As other users stumble upon areas that have previously been mapped, 6D.
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THE surface of Mars is better mapped than that of the Earth.
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Studies mapped the family structures of low-income communities in London. The
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Alternatively, the hat throw is mapped to the X and Y buttons.
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We mapped the damage and explained why Mexico has so many earthquakes.
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To be honest, I don't think this trajectory was really mapped out.
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Invariably, that song mapped out a three-tiered flow chart of oppression.
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FiveThirtyEight mapped the worst potential bottlenecks along the 70-mile-wide strip.
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Zemeckis has mapped more geography in the uncanny valley than most filmmakers.
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He eventually mapped out a criminal organization presided over by Mr. Riina.
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BuzzFeed News has mapped these connections using social media and news articles.
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In many ways, these stories my family inherited mapped imperfectly onto ours.
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We mapped which TV shows are popular where, using data from Facebook.
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We&aposve mapped out all of these connections with a searchable graphic.
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Did you have the play pretty well mapped out when you started?
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Vedantham and his team mapped all the radio emissions spotted by LOFAR.
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We mapped the whole thing out -- it was orchestrated as a performance.
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Veronica Dy and her husband had their retirement plan all mapped out.
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After 80 footprints had been mapped, Mr. Stanford thought he was done.
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Krystal Klear: I've never mapped a back to back out in advance.
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But I was, of course, left with questions and thoughts about why some people get to have a name in history while others remain a generic category, why some identities are mapped into history and others are mapped out.
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The scientists had used models they mapped out possible histories of alien worlds.
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The experience on the road was something mapped out but not socially recognized.
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Instead of a long list of ride options, each route is mapped out.
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Such a trip would confirm the known world has been fully mapped out.
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Someone mapped the birthplaces of all the players taking part in Euro 2016.
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Luckily NASA has mapped the path of the totality to an absurd detail.
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The week ahead is mapped out on whiteboards that were purchased at Target.
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The cool feature that lets you send cute face-mapped animated voice messages?
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Still, all of these pilots are operating in thoroughly mapped-out, geofenced areas.
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These had been seen before, but their temperature had never previously been mapped.
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It even gets mapped to the TV button on the Apple TV remote.
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"We had it all mapped out to take the retirement funds," she said.
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Benzi's team also mapped the most connected characters in the Star Wars Universe.
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Bieber has the volume mapped to an automation curve, he knows what's up.
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Only streets that Nuro has "carefully mapped" are fair game, the company says.
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The road has been clearly mapped for the U.S., just follow the path.
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Jumping into the animated, facial-mapped emoji craze, Samsung is introducing AR Emoji.
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The slick interactive visualization Photography Mapped can help those people master their camera.
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He lived on the margins, beyond the boundaries mapped by the surveillance state.
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Imagine, then, that these will operate in a few heavily mapped urban environments.
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Scientists have mapped some of the neurons that let bees talk by dancing.
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His arms are mapped with scabs he picks open during bouts of anxiety.
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We mapped two centuries of past and future transits, from 1900 to 2100.
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Democrats have mapped out a road to (potential) victory, now and in November.
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She mapped out a life for herself climbing the corporate ladder in tech.
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The company named 22015 locations it plans to close; they are mapped here.
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The legislation mapped out a gold mine both for workers and the Treasury.
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The mapped coral was surveyed visually and with lead lines that retrieved samples.
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The whole area will have been 3D mapped prior to flight, of course.
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We mapped the current fencing and what his administration has done so far.
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Alternate highway routes have been mapped out, in case the interstate becomes impassable.
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The audience gasped at how far the flooding had exceeded the mapped zone.
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We mapped the current fencing and what the administration has done so far.
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In terms of how many seasons, we've mapped out a few years ahead.
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You've mapped out the framework of an itinerary so you don't miss out.
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Ms. Brownridge's inspiration came after she mapped out a Saturday with a friend.
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The precise footsteps for a stunt block on kick coverage are mapped out.
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Experts say it's more complicated than who named or mapped the area first.
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Go deeper: Our graphics editor mapped where cases have been reported so far.
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There are four paddles which can be mapped to 14 different controller functions.
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There are four paddles that can be mapped to 14 different controller functions.
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So far, Project Connect has mapped more than 800,000 schools in 10 countries.
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This is the world mapped out in the haunting new novel American War.
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Google has so thoroughly mapped the world that I feel partially blind without it.
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We can never map the world, and keep it mapped, without assistance from machines.
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Similarly, the properties of isometries guarantee that line segments get mapped to line segments.
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We mapped the 159 bomb threats, according to data from the Anti-Defamation League.
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With it, they mapped part of the Mid Atlantic Ridge, an underwater mountain chain.
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They mapped the places the bees lived and how their distribution changed over time.
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Prevalences had to be mapped, and, for some of the diseases, individual patients diagnosed.
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One Health is expecting to have mapped 1,000 canine cancers within the next year.
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Other charging networks from Source London appear to be partially mapped by Google's app.
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In Blackout, healing is incredibly fast, and it's directly mapped to a button permanently.
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Of the 180 regions mapped, some performed an obvious function, while others evaded explanation.
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Still, dedicated theorists have mapped their best estimations of characters' birthdays using context clues.
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These mapped to more than 20153,000 genes, equaling one-third of known human genes.
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Word is that Marvel has mapped out another ten years - or more - of movies.
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I am encouraged by the ambitious and productive schedule Chairman Hensarling has mapped out.
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"Usually by August and September, we've mapped out some of next year," says Coletta.
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The Washington Post mapped Phil's predictions city by city and came to similar conclusions.
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Based on the readouts of data points, paramaters were mapped to dancers' entire bodies.
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New Horizons identified and mapped water ice on the surface for the first time.
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The killer mapped his crawl space with alarming detail, sketching out a homemade graveyard.
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They then mapped the ones and zeros into the four nucleotide bases in DNA.
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What is new is that they are now mapped neatly onto Americans' party identities.
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But we've detected and mapped less than 1% of NEOs smaller than a kilometer.
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The remote has specific buttons that are mapped to bring up these apps directly.
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Both have mapped out a strategy for transitioning to 5G within the near term.
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In the 1990s, NASA's Magellan spacecraft precisely mapped the topography of Venus through radar.
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Still, it's the only organism whose whole brain (or connectome) has been completely mapped.
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Both Boeing and Airbus have mapped out futuristic visions for ultra-fast air travel.
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Most of the town was mapped down to a one- or two-inch resolution.
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Axios mapped the launch date of 89 news websites over the past quarter century.
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People who work with financial planners, first and foremost, have their goals mapped out.
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We've mapped the data, and created a way for you to search your address.
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We're too early in the process to have any of the strategies mapped up.
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I have mapped and memorized my facial measurements as they relate to each other.
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At present, less than 10 percent of the ocean floor has been adequately mapped.
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The path from kindergarten to graduating college was, largely speaking, mapped out for me.
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He has mapped where farmers can grow coffee next: basically upcountry, where it's cooler.
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A water leak has mapped itself along the tile walls in rust brown lines.
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An almost equal number of reads mapped back to a coronavirus found in bats.
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No fear, I've mapped it out for you, at least for the first answer.
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But in its carefully defined operational context — mapped highways — it's more or less faultless.
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Ahead, we've mapped out all of the biggest moments from the South Carolina debate.
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Many areas in the country have not been mapped in more than a century.
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Once you have your schedule mapped out, do your best to stick to it.
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They mapped the places bees called home and how their distribution changed over time.
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Nadja Popovich and Denise Lu mapped those emissions, showing readers how different cities compare.
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Any town, down to the last cul-de-sac, can be studied and mapped.
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On Saturday police said they'd mapped the area of the island where Chau's body lies.
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These are the top "how to spell" searches for words by state, mapped #dataviz pic.twitter.
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Luckily, NASA has mapped out the best places to be for this sight in August.
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I made a spreadsheet with restaurants and locations, and mapped out the most economic route.
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They're fully moved into the Leiper's Fork house and have the hospital route mapped out.
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Researchers at the nonpartisan think tank in Washington have already mapped student and medical debt.
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TrapTap says it has mapped every school zone and red light camera in 60 countries.
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Suu Kyi said spaces have been mapped out for the resettlement of people who fled.
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The committee was investigating money trusts, and mapped out how it thought the trusts worked.
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Investments in health security are fragmented, piecemeal, and not yet mapped to specific, measurable benchmarks.
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This means a wider strip of the seabed can be mapped during a single pass.
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Coming from a "pretty traditional" Asian family, his parents mapped out their expectations for him.
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I haven't completely mapped how we would create all of this as efficiently as possible.
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The country itself was painstakingly mapped out and brought to life by developer Johnnemann Nordhagen.
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Crime statistics are mined for patterns, and victims of violence are mapped in social networks.
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Ahead we've mapped out the best candles to burn according to each sign's summer forecast.
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The researchers mapped the location and shape of each pigment cell on the snakeskin fossil.
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It's just a shame that the pacing wasn't mapped onto a coherent or compelling story.
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Once it has mapped Bennu's surface, the Osiris-rex will inch closer to the asteroid.
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BuzzFeed News mapped all of the flights recorded over 24 hours by Flightradar24 on Aug.
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It can follow a person, or roll autonomously in an environment it has already mapped.
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Annoying ads is defined by industry standards mapped out by the Coalition for Better Ads.
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The service area is limited to well-mapped roads on which Waymo has extensively tested.
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Every other app can be mapped to the Bixby key, but not the Google Assistant.
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Sadly, the key can't be disabled and can't be mapped to launch a different app.
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The book mapped the contours of the crisis with a sweeping theory of economic history.
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To obtain his piano lines, Jeffes took these curves and mapped them into MIDI patterns.
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All of the spots recommended by the people on your list will be mapped out.
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The scenario broadly reflects a timetable for change that Bouteflika mapped out on March 11.
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Over the years, games have often mapped out the same way at the national stadium.
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MIDI controls in 2V-P are mapped to sliders in Lemur using a MIDI connection.
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It says it has now mapped and connected 150,000 truck owner-operators in the country.
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The agency mapped out 365 communities with notably low tax-compliance rates among sole proprietors.
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Another 11 had been partially clarified, while 27 had been mapped to a chromosomal region.
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Each number in the image corresponds to a particular brain function and sensation Penfield mapped.
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And with someone like grime mainstay Ghetts, you see that mapped out in his music.
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We had mapped the first song as being the first song as we started it.
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Thorlos even mapped the built-in cushioning to match the contours of cold weather boots.
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In a world where just about every mile is mapped, North Sentinel remains an enigma.
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He mapped out the town's schools, churches, sports programs and civic groups, identifying their leaders.
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Even if you haven't pre-mapped your route, the compass app can still be helpful.
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The genetic code of 2019-nCoV virus has been mapped by scientists in multiple countries.
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Megan Hernbroth and Melia Russell mapped out the top execs leading the charge at Brex.
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Lorraine punches and is punched, and her body is soon mapped by bruises and abrasions.
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The kit features large arcade buttons that can be mapped to a variety of sounds.
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Oblak mapped out the dog's tumor using rapid prototyping and 3D-printed implants for reconstruction.
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In fact, most voting precincts are already mapped in proximity against out of home inventory.
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The vehicles themselves will debut in limited, well-mapped areas within cities and spread outward.
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Kit Webster's hypnotic, projection-mapped sculpture, Plateaux, is like a portal into an alien world.
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This means that a gamer who on one profile has a Buddy Switch mapped to be the X button on the controller, can (in another profile) have it mapped to be the Y button to avoid needing to unplug the switch once it's in.
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The spacecraft's radar instrument mapped the surface of Titan, showing lakes of liquid methane and ethane.
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"We have mapped the area with the help of these fishermen," Pathak told the Associated Press.
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John Maeda mapped out all the acquisitions in his big Design in Tech report this year.
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He mapped John's home and got its latitude and longitude; let's say it was-25.700062, 28.224437.
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Benna Bok's owners, feeling "terrorised," somehow got Vermuelen's IP address and mapped it to John's home.
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Typographers create fonts in type design software, where letters are mapped with a series of coordinates.
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I thought, what if I mapped out the movie along the lines of stages of grief?
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This means the corners A, B, C and D all have to get mapped to corners.
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With the novel process, researchers mapped its mercury content and brought the 'ghost' back to life.
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Analysts at the Wells Fargo Investment Institute mapped it out in a note sent to clients.
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WIRED mapped the zip codes of the top 500 donors to both campaigns, for your persual.
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His words were punctuated by a somewhat crude, albeit very impressive, GPS-mapped route below them.
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The bottom half of the screen is your typical map view, with your route mapped out.
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The researchers mapped the PERVs interwoven into the genome of pig connective tissue cells, called fibroblasts.
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During China's republican era, China surveyed, mapped and named 291 islands and reefs in the region.
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He mapped close to 8,000 square miles between Washington and Baltimore, and watched changes since 1984.
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This time, he was better prepared and had mapped a route for himself and the model.
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But up until now we've only seen downtown and mapped out a few of the suburbs.
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Once we are all mapped out, my team and I start shopping to prepare for fittings.
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It's like reflexology, where your body is mapped out on your foot, but with your eye.
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Even so, Ebizo reckons that having your life and career mapped out early has its advantages.
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I then mapped each of my four building functions on each of the four back paddles.
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The selection is made using math and data, based on a mapped-out network of friendships.
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The unemployment rate is mapped along the vertical axis, and median weekly income along the horizontal.
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After we mapped out something resembling a cohesive plot, I spent a few days interviewing her.
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So far it has mapped 20 out of the 61 administrative divisions in the Kegalle district.
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Everything was mapped out, including their wedding date in the summer of 2000, right after graduation.
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" Vanderbilt University conducted a study where scientists mapped the brains of both "go-getters" and "slackers.
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"We have mapped 7000 plants and we don't think we need more than that," says Muchnick.
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The study team next mapped their sorted tweets to 2010 census tracts and ZIP code areas.
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Plume will automatically test the network speed every few hours, which you can see mapped out.
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A more compelling early use case that GoodLands has mapped has to do with climate change.
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Art is not dictated by one company, or mapped out in advance by a single committee.
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And all the problems flowing from attempts to mash ill-mapped technology onto society at large.
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The city, which he mapped with his walks, was a playground, the spectacle for his spectatorship.
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Using NASA data, Axios has mapped Earth's temperatures from 1880 onward, and it's a grim sight.
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The Michigan GOP posted a picture on Monday of the so-called Independent Commission-mapped districts.
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In turn, they say, the party has effectively mapped out a new model for funding campaigns.
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In our interactive graphic, we mapped every vacant lot in San Francisco and Los Angeles Counties.
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The tricky intersection where the exit scissors across Nineteenth Avenue was dark, and mapped with flares.
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But scientists hadn't ever accurately mapped out the Eocene's climate based on geological data — until now.
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Along with two Australians, the British divers conferred with the Thai SEALs and mapped a route.
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Using Geographic Information Science, we analyzed the mapped location of human remains pre- and post-SBInet.
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The natives have mapped out the facilities, like rock climbers knowing where to drive their anchors.
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Elsewhere, the unmanned craft have mapped and identified disaster-prone parts of Haiti, Nepal and Tanzania.
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They mapped out the call trees for each representative's office, so the calls can get through.
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It remains the only organism to have its entire neural circuitry fully mapped out and described.
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We had to make sure we mapped it out together and double checked measurements and everything.
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Go deeper: The Atlantic Ocean is invading the Arctic — and winning Mapped: Global temperatures since 1880
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Your workout will also appear as a mapped exercise in the Fitbit app after the fact.
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First we told you which states prefer Android or iOS, then we mapped preferred gaming platforms.
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Those vehicles, DeVos said, will be heavily automated and used in pre-mapped areas in cities.
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He will read proclamations and show how he mapped the route of the defeated soldiers' exit.
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Or providing the same photographic proof of significant experience Sontag outlines, but mapped onto the everyday?
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They also mapped out four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a laundry and a vestibule.
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We mapped both sets of diversifying neighborhoods in an interactive that is part of the article.
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A large design plan is mapped out in pencil, then transferred to the gypsum with charcoal.
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Scientists have mapped hundreds of the proteins in human cells that the coronavirus uses to grow.
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Finally, the search teams mapped out and searched every other destroyed structure in the fire zone.
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So I had parts of the puzzle sort of mapped out, but not the whole picture.
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The two side buttons that flank the rotating crown can be mapped to whatever you like.
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Nico Muhly's " Two Boys " mapped the thrill and the danger of self-exposure on the Internet.
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As in Parasite, the titular host isn't easily mapped onto one person or idea or entity.
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Remember that plan you created that mapped out the steps you'll take to reach your goal?
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Kumar and her colleagues have mapped about 75 of Tamil Nadu's 650 coastal villages so far.
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Jean Jubens Jeanty, a Haitian Uber driver who lives in Brooklyn, has his future mapped out.
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With two weeks remaining in the regular season, we mapped each team's possible postseason path. 8.
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The world is being mapped in 63D — one brick, one bench, one building at a time.
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We mapped out the array of conflicts of interest that Mr. Trump's global business empire presents.
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But you&aposre right, the calendar in a kind of Disney world is very mapped out.
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"Over 50% of estimated inundation occurred outside of any mapped flood zone," it reported last month.
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The officer said they were—and the unidentified woman mapped out Bass' delivery route for him.
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They also mapped out how many M-PESA agents were within 1 kilometer of any given household.
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For the first time, astronomers have mapped the weather on an alien planet slightly larger than Earth.
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Suu Kyi said on Tuesday spaces have been mapped out for the resettlement of people who fled.
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Through technology from The Future Group and Unreal Engine, The Weather Channel mapped real-time water levels.
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The Sax buttons on the left and right can be mapped to any input on the controller.
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One thousand volunteers have had their faces mapped in three dimensions, their voices recorded and genomes read.
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The NRDC mapped the potentially contaminated water systems by county and found violations in every single state.
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We close our eyes and there we are: drinks in hand, tours mapped, and dinner reservations booked.
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Every day proves a triumph for Fiona — or at least that's the narrative I've mapped onto her.
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They are capable of navigating environments autonomously, but only when their surroundings have been mapped in advance.
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As a result, says Trellis, it has already mapped a network of more than two million people.
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The professors mapped, at a molecular level, how cells repair damaged DNA and safeguard the genetic information.
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And the show does have an endpoint, with the destinies of the characters very much mapped out.
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Altogether, they mapped 883 galaxies lurking behind the Milky Way; you can see an artist's representation above.
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GM's SuperCruise technology allows drivers to remove their hands from the wheel on pre-mapped, restricted highways.
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And during that decade I'm very confident we will have totally mapped the floor of the ocean.
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To prepare for said shopping spree, we've mapped out the best drugstore launches to hit this season.
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First, machine learning requires well-defined problems where input data can reliably be mapped to output predictions.
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The far side has been mapped, and multiple Apollo crews have seen the surface on fly-bys.
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Isn't it so much simpler when the entire duration of the relationship is mapped out for them?
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Rather than work everywhere, these pods will initially operate within geographically limited and well-mapped urban areas.
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Here, lefty OUT there paints inside an HTC Vive headset over the surfaces that DRMBT has mapped.
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In total, the plane mapped over 800 square miles, about two-thirds the size of Rhode Island.
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"We think biology," aka life, "mapped itself onto preexisting chemical pathways on the early Earth," said Springsteen.
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Level four means the vehicles can drive on pre-mapped roads with little or no human intervention.
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The purple areas on this map were mapped using imagery from various satellites that orbit the Earth.
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With this information in hand, O'Neill and other agents mapped the locations where Seth had logged in.
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Everything that happens has been kind of pre-planned and mapped out as far as the timing.
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Reinforce that this is their higher-education debt to repay, and "have some contingencies mapped out beforehand. "
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Alongside, we've mapped Die Zeit's figures showing where migrants actually settled in the first half of 2015.
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Every box and app is different, and the Caavo team has mapped out strategies for each one.
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Super Cruise only works on pre-mapped highways, but on such roads ads show hands in laps.
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The landscape of the republic is mapped with sacred places crucial for shamanic practices and communal worship.
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Before Charli asked him to come aboard in March, AG already had PC Music's 20173 mapped out.
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Hay says IHME will be issuing more mapped health metrics for Africa and other countries this year.
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"Two weeks ago, we mapped out how we expect layoffs to domino across the economy," he said.
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Some of the roads there, nameless loops circumventing vacant inlets, have not been mapped by modern technology.
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The team mapped the terrain at a centimeter-scale resolution using an ROV, or remote operated vehicle.
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This was the last area of the continental United States to be mapped, Mr. Miller told me.
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We mapped the extensive damage in Mexico City, and have video from the moment the quake hit.
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She mapped out a route through the toughest battlegrounds, hoping to lend a hand to 34 candidates.
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By way of demonstration, Huttunen showed me a graph that had mapped my tweets against Oprah Winfrey's.
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"When it came to the regenerative food landscape, nothing had been codified or mapped yet," Collins said.
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"They were trying to be legalistic about it," said Gregory, who has mapped racial covenants in Seattle.
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The Environmental Working Group and Northwestern University have mapped 94 sites across the country affected by PFAS.
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Presently, they've mapped around 60 sites including Lalibela in Ethiopia, Timbuktu in Mali and Kilwa in Tanzania.
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The consequences of her doing so are mapped by Ms. Jordan in ways that can feel labored.
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Later, this divide mapped onto the city itself, as eastern Aleppo spread and filled with poor migrants.
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He's also mapped out an electric car future and is well on his way toward achieving it.
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They mapped out the pores, so that the skin creased and wrinkled along its natural fault lines.
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When Leinwand and Riquelme started on the Burmese python, the animal's genetic code had not been mapped.
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Three Legs, White Eyes and Charger mapped a route to pass through as many reservations as possible.
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In preparation for the 2020 elections, we mapped the the full calendar for each state's primary race:
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For two decades, that path mapped the unlikeliest of friendships and led to a quiet, unexpected love.
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There are also stickers so you can label each accessory with the controller button it's mapped to.
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While Mr. Gagnon sculpted the items, designers at Bergdorf mapped them on a 0003-D visualization software.
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Harmon tells The Creators Project that it's hard to say when New York City was first mapped.
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Physicians then mapped and monitored how the virus clustered to manage the outbreak and prevent future cases.
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It's a fascinating story that was mapped out in 2003 by a wonderful psychologist named Richard Nisbett.
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Somewhat ironically, Halo began from a strategic position, rather than being mapped from the outset as a shooter.
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A recent report by CB Insights mapped out funding at 57 start-ups selling subscriptions for physical goods.
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Walmart, target, and KOHLS have mapped all their stores for shoppers, so door busters can be found quickly.
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Scientists have mapped these migratory patterns for years, confirming along the way that they are, in fact, patterns.
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In 2018, researchers announced that they had mapped the koala genome, fueling hopes for a vaccine against chlamydia.
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The health department has even mapped where the most maternal harm occurs, dividing the city into community districts.
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More seriously, a 2010 Maps error which incorrectly mapped Nicaragua and Costa Rica prompted a continent-wide dispute.
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The long- and short-term deposit ratings are mapped to IDRs according to our Global Bank Rating criteria.
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BuzzFeed News spoke to an iFunny user who requested anonymity and who mapped out the subterranean radicalized space.
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It has mapped faults and fissures in the bedrock, and sited the repository in a seismic "quiet zone".
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The Wrangel Island mammoth genome was previously mapped using well-preserved DNA from a 4,300-year-old molar.
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There's the Google way: slow speed, small mapped environment, easy to handle because you know all the parameters.
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Self-driving Ubers only take very specific routes that have been mapped by an internal team at Uber.
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Job search platform Monster and analytics company Brandwatch recently mapped out the states with the most unhappy workers.
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The hub both charges the ring and also tells the ring which effects are mapped to which movements.
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Researchers have mapped 180 areas of the human cerebral cortex, of which 97 are completely new to science.
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Here, the project mapped out the rate of deaths related to hepatitis C per 100,000 people in 2014.
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If you move the original audio the tempo was mapped to, the tempo changes will move with it.
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Director Steven Zaillian used smart, fascinating visual language to show the way Box mapped out Naz's entire night.
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With real-time access to precise satellite positioning at our fingertips, we'll notice discrepancies with GDA94-mapped features.
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They must maneuver over and around obstacles in un-mapped skies where internet connectivity is not consistently available.
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Once assigned, parameters for the effect — like filter cutoff — can be mapped to control knobs in a channel.
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Such situations may include trips along a standard, well-mapped route in a predictable environment in good weather.
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Scientists mapped Jupiter's global gravitational field and then used that information to model the interior of the planet.
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The project isn't complete yet, though some categories like shrines, stables, and towers appear to be fully mapped.
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Idexx has expansion plans for its clinical testing operations mapped out over the next 10 years, Ayers said.
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Business Insider has mapped out each firm's US branches to illustrate regions where the two firms' branches overlap.
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It combines adaptive cruise control and lane-centering technology to drive hands-free on pre-mapped interstate highways.
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He shied neither from the dazzling highs or the devastating lows that had mapped his life so far.
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It also allows for another trick the iPhone X: animated emoji that are mapped to your face muscles.
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That's a process that needs to be mapped out by technology and people to make sure it works.
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But, we're not dealing with fictional people whose lives are mapped out in a Los Angeles writers room.
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The researchers even mapped their once-secret clients, revealing the global reach of this new kind of spyware.
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Each highlight is identified with a colorful icon that's mapped onto the video timeline in the Bandit's apps.
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In studying health in the garment sector, Joseph has mapped girls in Coimbatore, Dindigul, Tirupur and Erode districts.
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Aclima has already, at Google's expense, mapped 20,000km (12,000 miles) of roads in the Bay Area this way.
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Quite large areas in Ethiopia's Somali Region could not be mapped because of not safe to go there.
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We mapped out what we needed to do, we had to do it, and we're better for it.
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It's also interesting to watch roles of siblings play out in adulthood that clearly got mapped in childhood.
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Iniciativa Comunitaria has mapped Puerto Rico's comunas, or informal homeless camps, and set up delivery routes to them.
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We immediately learn that their power struggle has been mapped over every single aspect of their shared life.
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The French artist is known for interactive projection-mapped carpets and revitalizing old architecture with new media art.
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The straightforward, natural neo-soul of "Urn" mapped Childish Gambino's future, and in only 73 seconds to boot.
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The mind-blowing performance translates sounds into visualizations that then get projection-mapped on an incredible stage installation.
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In this case, the researchers mapped 140 works in London and Bristol suspected to be by the artist.
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The primary threat facing the Serenity, rather, is the poorly-mapped seabed, and grounding on an unexpected shoal.
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The app allowed them to see "magical" illusions embedded in "The Alices": animations precisely mapped onto their costumes.
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Less occasionally we see projections mapped onto sculptures or smaller surfaces, exploring both artforms in mesmerizing, wondrous union.
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Scientists like to say that we've mapped more of the Moon than we have of our ocean floor.
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"Girls' futures have already been mapped out for them: marriage in adolescence, childbearing early and often," says Patel.
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With her technology, pathogens are counted and mapped out quickly, ready to be confirmed by a health worker.
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Last year, he called Weigl, then with 1860 Munich, to explain how he had mapped out his development.
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His schedule was physically exacting, his life mapped out for him by Cugat, Sala and City's medical staff.
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An hour-by-hour mapped guide to the races at stake in the midterm elections across the country.
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As it turned out, the look mapped easily onto the celebrity body, often with skintight dresses, and E!
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Each decade, the interface is carefully mapped by the Forest Service as part of its fire-safety precautions.
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And if you've mapped out an itinerary, it's perfectly possible — and probably cheaper — to get around by Uber.
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Chinese researchers also quickly mapped the coronavirus' genetic sequence shared it worldwide within weeks of the first case.
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Mr. Cody carried a tape measure as they went, and they mapped out their furniture on the computer.
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The tomb was mapped with a laser scanner, and once it has been emptied, it will be sealed.
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Goldman mapped out the evolution from its roots as a trading house and white-shoe bank to today.
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A new study mapped more than 100 locations where extreme weather events have affected forests and coral reefs.
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Using Esri GIS mapping software, teams fanned out across the country and mapped every settlement they could find.
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Once mapped, the probe will rehearse its sample collection before making its first sampling attempt in August 2020.
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They have mapped 34 cities in Africa and are mapping cities in India, Southeast Asia and Latin America.
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Bixby is still a subpar voice assistant that is mapped to a long press of the power button.
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That means the latency is low, but it's not running in parallel, as with the memory-mapped solution.
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In curtailing the Playstreets, officials said they had mapped alternatives, citing, for instance, a playground near 151st Street.
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Jennelle's life could be mapped out within a couple miles, as a cluster of dots on a street.
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You don't need to have all the variables pre-mapped because as you tinker, your variables will change.
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A month here amongst the weed, a month there, in love and strolling through the canal mapped streets.
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In a simple interface, the risk of forced labor is flagged for the company, and mapped by color.
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Related: Virtual Organisms Writhe in Generative Music Video "Tehraj" Kia Labeija Slays in Pillar Point's New Music Video [Premiere] The Singer Is the Canvas in This Projection-Mapped Music Video Watch A Projection-Mapped Music Video Shot In One Take Pop Art Projections Turn This Music Video into a Living Lichtenstein
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Trump has not really ever mapped out a clear strategy for getting USMCA passed in the United States Congress.
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They studied 63,000 people, all of European descent, and mapped out their risk scores for over 1,200 genetic diseases.
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Theirs was the 104th most popular location in the database, with over a million IP addresses mapped to it.
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Cause-and-effect scenarios need to be mapped out, at least so there are no surprises down the road.
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The far side of the moon has been seen and mapped before, even by astronauts of the Apollo missions.
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Six of the 10 cotton growing districts of Telangana will initially be mapped for labor violations under the project.
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The team studied all the mapped river valleys on Mars, measuring the angles where they divided from one another.
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He was just a junior in high school, but the decision effectively mapped out the rest of his life.
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I had changed, but they were the same girls who huddled in the campus library, chasing mapped-out dreams.
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He used a tool which looked at all the links going in and out and then he mapped them.
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He mapped out a Coshocton of the future, with a Main Street full of Chipotle restaurants and Starbucks outlets.
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Emotiv's breakthrough was to create an algorithm that "unfolds" the brain's cortex so the electrical impulses can be mapped.
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That's why we mapped out five styling moves that will turn your weekend heroes into bona-fide work threads.
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The controllers are mapped to work out of the box—a major time saver versus my mini SNES build.
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In 2003, for instance, telescopes from Earth mapped plumes of methane of about 45 parts per billion on Mars.
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Still, the results won't show up until 2020, a time frame that many analysts have mapped out, Cramer said.
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The Canadian Association for Neuroscience reported that Penfield mapped the parts of the brain that were responsible for language.
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Google's mapped millions and millions of objects — all of which can now be easily brought into a mobile game.
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Australia has moved about 1.6 metres northeast, effectively moving the location of mapped features and their associated GDA20203 coordinates.
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Conceptually, having a bespoke hardware button that can be mapped to a software feature seems like a great idea.
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The satellite photos mapped 15 square miles on the island of Floreana and 55 square miles on Santa Cruz.
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Researchers mapped each outburst that you see pictured above onto a 3-D topographic map of the comet's surface.
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Through the lens of their phone cameras, a series of dots would appear while the app mapped the wall.
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It typically picks up 2.5 million muons each minute, mapped on a 13-by-13 grid across the sky.
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Inside the headset, visitors can paint the surfaces of the projection mapped 3D objects corresponding to their VR channel.
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DroneDeploy users have mapped and analyzed over 6 million acres in over 130 countries to-date, the company says.
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The installation will be divided into four "zones," with each zone mapped to a different part of the song.
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About 90 percent of them couldn't be mapped onto any known viral taxonomy, making them totally new to science.
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The scientists mapped the different synchronized clusters that can form in a network of oscillators to that network's symmetries.
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It's mapped each driver on its network, and is able to measure how likely someone will accept a job.
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Looking back on its rapid progress, it's incredible that the whole internet could once be mapped out by hand.
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And then, very simply, I mapped out my own professional path using the blueprints of these other successful people.
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At the moment, I don't believe those channels and infrastructures have been mapped out to most people's best interest.
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The researchers mapped life expectancy by county, using a color scale from red (low expectancy) to blue (high expectancy).
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Peel and her team combed through the devil genome, which was fully mapped in 2012, to identify these cathelicidins.
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The company has mapped out plans internally to deal with disruptions to trade, Smits said in an interview Thursday.
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In journey narratives, the protagonists' odysseys are often mapped out for the reader, but not for the characters themselves.
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Mulligan had mapped out a specific route that would take her past about 220 Dumpsters and 220 smaller bins.
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Super Cruise has thus far been limited to CT6; it enables fully hands-free operation on GPS-mapped highways.
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Spokesperson Pamela Mooring said that other cities like Boston and Charlotte, North Carolina, have also mapped their lead pipes.
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When your services are not directly mapped, it makes troubleshooting or re-architecting in the future far more difficult.
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Those neural signals can be discerned by electrodes attached to the skin, and then mapped and patterned by software.
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It's a game where the entire world is mapped and you walk around with the GPS on your phone.
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What they found: The teams mapped out the sequence of 21 chromosomes, with the precise location of 107,891 genes.
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Next to me, my "big brother" Ryan mapped out a schedule to help me manage the next 24 hours.
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Even when a region is mapped, changes in neighborhoods could alter the landscape drastically in less than a year.
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Then log in and use the still-live Ingress Intel map that already helpfully has all the stops mapped.
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The conversations and stories mapped constellations of technical problems, horror stories and ethical quandaries, some with no clear answer.
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He mapped a trajectory through criticism that located this so-called new art within an articulated lineage via modernism.
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In a video published on Twitter, data-visualization group Tectonix GEO mapped the movement of phones across the country.
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Over 21.2 months, two reporters interviewed hundreds of witnesses, survivors and local officials and mapped destruction through satellite imagery.
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Heiland mapped the circuit layouts of two different smart locks to examine "inter-chip" communications on the device motherboards.
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The Human Genome Project, which mapped the human genome in the late 1990s, was governed by the Bermuda Principles.
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To help memorize her lines — 37 single-spaced pages of them — Linney mapped out the pictures in her head.
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To date, only a single organism, the roundworm C. elegans, has had its brain completely mapped in this way.
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There's all this talk about landing there with people, but it's all because somebody mapped it using tax dollars.
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The Mariner 9 space probe mapped 85% of the red planet's surface and sent back more than 7,000 pictures.
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The latest results have been mapped against the data from the previous nine reports to show change over time.
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This was a little hard to understand, and I'm still not sure how it mapped to what I saw.
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This remote has been upgraded, too, with personal shortcut buttons that can be mapped to any Roku voice command.
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Before Flight 370's disappearance, only 5 percent of the southeast Indian Ocean had been mapped, Dr. Smith said.
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Each drink is mapped on a graph that delineates it along two scales: comforting to adventurous, spirituous to refreshing.
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To see an indoor location that has been mapped, zoom in; Apple Maps uses a blue Look Inside button.
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Now, he's mapped the habitat of that species, called Omura's whale after Hideo Omura, a prominent Japanese whale biologist.
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They were brought in with James Cook, the British captain who first mapped the country in the late 1700s.
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The two extreme ends of the map are well-understood: Pure, unadulterated cuprate crystals—mapped on the left side of the diagram—act as insulators, while cuprates that have been doped with many extra electrons or "holes" (deficits of electrons that behave like positively charged particles), mapped on the right, behave like metals.
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The first mapped fluid movements within an animal, by injecting it with a fluorescent dye and following the dye around.
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Maybe the Zendeskers mapped their walk before they came, or maybe they just looked for the line of hungry people.
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If you don't think Google and Facebook have your entire life mapped out already step by step, you're kidding yourself.
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Mapped out on global satellite imagery, stations are currently available in hundreds of cities, with some presenting multiple station options.
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In particular, he has the already-weakened State Department, now lacking a secretary, especially mapped out for further hostile takeover.
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The video was mapped out by LA-based choreographer Jojo Gomez, who has made headlines before for her creative sequences.
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The Juno scientists mapped the planet's magnetic field at four places, at the planet's surface and three different depths below.
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An old friend of Cooper's, Darrell Miklos, is now on a mission to locate the treasure his pal mapped out.
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But despite thousands of startups taking billions in investment, the truly structural innovations can be mapped on a single page.
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We mapped 33 incidents from January 1 to March 20 in which mosques were targets of threats, vandalism or arson.
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I had mapped out an itinerary that was to be done in four legs, over the course of a year.
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That model is mapped back to the patient to give surgeons a plan for how best to approach an operation.
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This app has comprehensively mapped the entire world by giving any position on the planet a unique three-word combination.
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Melissa Broussard (center) mapped out the Rescue Rangers' plan for the day in the Starks' Silver Dollar Casino parking lot.
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Delicious' road to decline was mapped by The Daily Dot, tracing its downfall back to a series of bigger acquisitions.
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The LRO has been orbiting the Moon for nearly a decade and has mapped its surface topography in unprecedented detail.
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Of the four buckets that EIG mapped, Trump did far and away the best in high-distress, low-mobility counties.
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The real-time processing and mapping works well, but interacting with the mapped space on the tablet still isn't there.
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How long will it take before self-driving cars can drive everywhere and not only on perfectly lined, mapped roads?
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We've only mapped around five percent of the seafloor, and two-thirds of the ocean's animal species might remain undiscovered.
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We've mapped out a hit list for you, so scroll on through to find your new haus away from home.
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Ahead, we've mapped out how the numbers one through nine can help you derive a sense of your spiritual trajectory.
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"On 55 feet of wall space, I mapped every train station in New York City and every train," he recalled.
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Equipped with seven science instruments, the spacecraft snapped pictures, mapped the object's surface, and took the temperature of its surroundings.
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Just 15 years ago, scientists successfully mapped the human genome, identifying all the genes that make us who we are.
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Ms Virmani is hoping the whole seabed will be mapped to a resolution of 100 metres or better by 2030.
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An additional 25 geoglyphs that had previously been spotted by local residents have also been mapped with drones, Isla said.
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The hardware button on the watch is now also mapped to "power" and doesn't work as a "back" button anymore.
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Use the controller to navigate the system, and be sure that the buttons are all correctly mapped on the controller.
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It's a big country, and while the entire country is mapped, there are some parts that still haven't been explored.
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In 2017, she and her team mapped the exact locations of 23,000 atoms in a single silver and platinum nanoparticle.
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BTW ... Rashad ain't the only Evans who has his future mapped out -- his kids are just as driven as Pops.
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NASA's new global digital elevation model (DEM) of Mercury has finally mapped the planet's strange, ancient surface in its entirety.
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We mapped 63 publicly reported incidents from January to July 2017, where mosques were targets of threats, vandalism or arson.
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The Trail of Holiday Lights is mapped so that you can easily drive from one awe-inspiring display to another.
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The four equipped cars currently underway have already mapped 11 cities, including Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles and Staten Island, NYC.
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"These areas were mapped as high hazard ... it had been decades since there had been something this severe," Bausch said.
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The news site "Syria Deeply" has gathered data and mapped attacks on facilities that provide maternity and OB/GYN services.
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Hilliard allegedly approached Duncan, a family friend, to provide funding for the litigation onslaught he and Watts had mapped out.
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Then, I mapped out a course progression that was a near one-for-one match with traditional business grad programs.
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The Russian navy and scientists recently mapped five new islands near Novaya Zemlya that were revealed by receding glacier ice.
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" While the duo's performance sparked numerous rumors about a supposed relationship, Gaga revealed the two "mapped the whole thing out.
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J. Craig Venter, the superstar geneticist who mapped the first human genome in 2000, has a new challenge: decoding death.
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And some supporters of reparations already have mapped a way for descendants of slaves to receive some form of compensation.
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I explored the premises and mentally mapped out what was to be my domain for the remainder of the night.
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"My project is about trying to map this terror incognita like a train that cannot be mapped," he tells Creators.
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The Guardian has a nice little guide to the Chinese circuit: The LA Times mapped all of Kobe's shots. Ever.
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Sean Vegezzi has mapped New York City's landscape through photo, video, installation, and recreational practices-turned-performance-art since 2001.
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They mapped out what they saw and took their findings to flight radars to try and pinpoint a general area.
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When I first started homeschooling, I mapped out our days from 8 am until 4 pm by the quarter-hour.
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But they bear a passing resemblance: The players could scan their faces and have them mapped on to their characters.
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Mapping the ocean floor is expensive and labor intensive, and scientists estimate we've only mapped 9% of the total area.
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Cuthbert and his colleagues mapped out the global groundwater supply and modeled regional responses to climate change over various timescales.
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Instead, each of Mayer's features was overlaid with neon-green cross-hairs: small, mapped points utilized for facial recognition technology.
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With the biodiversity of our planet mapped carefully and soon, the bulk of Earth's species, including humans, can be saved.
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What if we mapped the strengths passed down, for the things that helped our ancestors survive in a hostile world?
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The key is having a path toward achieving your goal mapped out before you even walk through the door. 3.
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Ever since the digging began, Russian researchers have carefully mapped the sedimentary layers in which they found bones and tools.
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It also mapped the raw edges of the era and captured the textures of 1989 New York, a jolting sight.
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Since 1983, Washington has set the insurance rates, mapped the floodplains, written the rules and borne all of the risk.
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"I'd plan a perfect practice session, have it all mapped out, and he just wanted to play points," Horvath said.
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He mapped out the Nazis' bizarre early plan to deport Jews to Madagascar, and then had even more sinister responsibilities.
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I was particularly moved by "Black Waves," a kind of moving digital painting mapped onto the walls of the room.
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"What makes the city the most mapped metropolis in the world is that it offers complete cartographic liberty," she writes.
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But using a drone and ground radar technology, archaeologists have mapped the town that they will unearth, pending more funding.
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Instead of recording unscripted discussions as episodes, they mapped out course curriculum and filled them with structured advice from experts.
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The app mapped out at the conference what it has done and what it plans to do on this front.
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The team of Brown advisers had mapped out a fundraising and travel plan for a presidential candidacy starting in April.
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On the blueprint mapped out by the White House, Wednesday was supposed to be a day devoted to national security.
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We mapped the election results statewide — and then checked to see how they matched up to the 2016 presidential election.
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So far it has mapped over 4,000 mass graves across the country and identified more than 142,000 victims of violence.
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Last week, the European Space Agency mapped a potential crash zone that covered an absolutely enormous area of the Earth.
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Such a phantasmagorical obscurity is desirable in a society that has become increasingly data-mined, data-mapped, quantified, and branded.
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To help entrepreneurs, investors and job seekers interested in creating better housing, I mapped these innovations in this package of articles.
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After you have the area mapped out, the last step is to pay for your submission and wait for Snapchat's approval.
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So companies have mapped potential supply risks, run disaster scenarios and invested in "business continuity" solutions that generally involve duplicating capacity.
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The report mapped the competitiveness of global economies using 98 indicators including workforce diversity, press freedom, labor rights, and disruptive businesses.
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When this morse code is mapped to binary and then plain text, it results in—you guessed it—November 22005, 2017.
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It's like a mostly mapped cave in which there are a few mysterious areas remaining, from which strange, unexplained winds blow.
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That's why we've mapped out everything you need to know to figure out the best facial treatment for your skin, ahead.
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It's really important to know that a self-driving car has to operate in a region that you have fully mapped.
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Earth's Underworld Is Real and Scientists Just Mapped ItImage: Public domainLasciate ogni speranza, voi ch'entrate, reads the gates to the Inferno.
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When you're writing on a laptop screen, you can see each section mapped out, so that's shaped how we view songs.
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Each installation, of now almost 300 in total, is documented in a series of photos and mapped on the project's website.
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That's not quite enough buttons to fully operate most devices, so many of them are mapped with secondary long-press functions.
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Look, I don't want to say that this episode unfolds like The Babadook mapped atop You've Got Mail, but it does.
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Brattengeier — a junior art director at a design and strategy studio called Sub Rosa — mapped out hip-hop's 37-year history.
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Less than 15% of the Earth's oceans deeper than about 200 meters (655 feet) have been mapped, according to the group.
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Here, HepVu mapped out the estimated number of people who had hepatitis C either in the past or present in 2010.
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First, they mapped out 25 landmark positions on human faces and tested how those numbers could be translated into an image.
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Mainly because no one else had ever done so, he mapped what happened in the brain during these moments of ecstasy.
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The authors of the new study say entire continent should be mapped, and that the northeast is likely at considerable risk.
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The urologist who diagnosed me sent me to Planned Parenthood, where a female physician mapped out the treatment options for me.
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Super Cruise also only operates on 130,000+ miles of highways in the US and Canada that GM has Lidar mapped. Comma.
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Below, we have a whole menu mapped out for you with some of the tastiest (and easiest) Cinco De Mayo recipes.
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The Rosetta mission successfully mapped the comet, beaming home amazing amounts of information to scientists before its mission ended in 2016.
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Richardson mapped out several initiatives, including training focused more on encouraging shipmates to "step in" if they witnessed sexually inappropriate behavior.
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Using next-generation genetic sequencing, the researchers mapped the samples' gene codes and found there was little genetic variability among them.
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To date, GoodLands has mapped 35,000 Church properties in the U.S. as part of their Catholic Geographic Information Systems Center (CGISC).
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The Belgian chocolate maker has mapped out plans to grow its revenues fivefold over the next six years, Young-Scrivner said.
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We mapped green zones near the prison where prisoners are entitled to go and red zones where they aren't allowed to.
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It's like the tagline for this instant Kendall Square favorite has your day and your priorities mapped out for you already.
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The researchers then mapped these adversarial images to image classifications from ImageNet, a massive database used to train machine learning algorithms.
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He and his collaborators tracked the websites of the organisations supporting the campaign and mapped links between them at different stages.
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The company has mapped about 30 such locations for a full U.S. rollout in 2017 if all goes according to plan.
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Suddenly everyone understands what "augmented reality" means and how an artificial digital world can be mapped onto the real physical world.
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Its trajectory has only been mapped and headlining every newspaper worth its salt, from coast-to-coast, for the past week.
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This data of the tower's movement has been mapped to autonomous sensory meridian response, or ASMR audio, considered healing and soothing.
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Thanks to the telescope's sensitivity, a team of astronomers led by UC Berkeley, has mapped out Jupiter's atmosphere in unprecedented detail.
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"We have mapped the surface of the entire planet in terms of visible features, topography, gravity and magnetic fields," he said.
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The data mapped a steady decrease, mainly due to more energy efficient vehicles and increasing sales of electric and hybrid vehicles.
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The company responded by pointing to their app's settings, which allows users to opt out of having their location information mapped.
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We've mapped out all of the spots she visits in "London Boy" and how long it would take to get there.
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It was her story about losing a beloved uncle, that somehow mapped onto thousands of other people who had suffered similarly.
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Unlike moons and planets, the seafloor can't be mapped using radar, since ocean water tends to obstruct a satellite's radio waves.
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History students could virtually experience events like Columbus' discovery of the Americas and see long-gone cities mapped across contemporary landscapes.
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The MCU is basically a well-oiled machine at this point, with years of movies (and even TV shows) mapped out.
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Every night onstage is in the service of what he loves best, and the rest was mapped out from the start.
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"A lot of buildings in the Caribbean islands haven't been mapped," said Mr. Saldarriaga, who specializes in architecture and urban planning.
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The cave complex has never been fully mapped and is full of different waterways that don't appear to be directly linked.
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The script itself eventually steps outside the artificial, insular world of the upper classes whose absurdities Wilde mapped so meticulously. Mrs.
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There's no national measure of everyone's health at any given moment, but the index mapped below creates a score for vulnerability.
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Last year, the Airborne Observatory mapped reefs in the Caribbean that in 2017 were hit hard by back-to-back hurricanes.
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Flanked by more than a dozen academics and historians, Jones and editors at the New York Times mapped out the project.
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We mapped out where the city's accelerated academic programs are, and found that mostly black and Hispanic neighborhoods have lost them.
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Whiteness is continuously mapped onto her body as one that is severely lacking: in ornamentation, vibrancy, luxury, surgical injection, and implants.
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New York City buildings department officials said they mapped the damage and streamed the results in near-real time to officials.
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For the first time this year, researchers at Purdue University mapped it out (and shared the results in the journal Science).
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Business Insider has previously mapped out each of the two firms' 600-plus branches, utilizing their official lists of branch locations.
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Mr. Albright published a widely read report that mapped, for the first time, connections between conservative sites putting out fake news.
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READ MORE HERE >>Single-stock picks'Practically stealing': Jefferies mapped out dozens of cheap stocks worth owning in a coronavirus-stricken market.
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I have mapped out the houses, room by room, obsessively, for the past 30 years, so that I can remember them.
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To understand the scope of these types of trackers, last year Times Opinion mapped out the data collected across 47 sites.
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I sent the data to Stuart and his team, who interpreted and mapped the pings the apps had collected about me.
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The concept of "untranslatable words" preserves the idea that the world can never be fully mapped out and expunged of mystery.
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The vibrations shook the earth near the fiber, and Lindsey's team then mapped how the seismic waves moved through the area.
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To calculate the supply, we mapped out cities' transportation systems using publicly available data sets, including General Transit Feed Specification data.
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The results not only revealed these filament patterns, but also mapped out the magnetic field's reversals and alignments relative to Earth.
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Explain. The article mentions how the Endangered Language Alliance recently mapped 637 languages and dialects to the New York metropolitan area.
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It mapped out a demilitarized zone (DMZ) between the countries that is 250 kilometers long and on average 4 kilometers wide.
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The researchers mapped the location of 3,266 bicycle and car crashes using GPS information recorded by New York police in 2011.
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They mapped out the currently available solutions, figured out what the industry didn't yet have and where they could offer solutions.
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Today, the global financial system operates with different coded data identifiers that have to be mapped together to connect between systems.
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Mr. Mendonsa's face was painstakingly 20053-D mapped, then reverse-aged, to show that it matched the sailor's in Eisenstaedt's picture.
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Its essence, we are told, cannot be cracked, hacked, or conclusively mapped by even the most well-meaning of lab coats.
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But Minnesota may just be the tip of the solar-storm iceberg: Not all of the US has been mapped yet.
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So, he bought multiple 2000-button models and connected / MIDI mapped other electronics in order to have more functions to play with.
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And even as queer people disperse from recognized gayborhoods, they cluster and form new gayborhoods in areas not traditionally mapped as queer.
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"Walk in with these examples clearly mapped out in your mind," said Lin, noting that "customer obsession" is almost a guaranteed topic.
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He cites the International HapMap project, which mapped genetic variations from thousands of people around the globe, including many husbands and wives.
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If that does happen ... Reggie already has Brees' post-retirement career mapped out -- saying the QB should be mayor of New Orleans!!
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This effort makes the deep Indian Ocean one of the most well-mapped parts of the deep ocean, according to Eos reporting.
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Using data modeling, a team of researchers from Italy mapped the spread of two types of content: conspiracy theories and scientific information.
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Researchers mapped the gloomy&aposs range expansion and reported their results in a study published June 22 in the journal Scientific Reports .
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Just as scientists officially mapped the human genome, or the complete set of genetic instructions, in 2003, scientists decoded the canine genome.
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The answer is that C can only be mapped to D. A and C are endpoints of a diagonal of the square.
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Our resident astrologers the AstroTwins have mapped out the highlights of your New Year, so you can set yourself up for success.
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The scenario mapped out by the ImpactECON study is pessimistic, and for that reason some economists predict it won't come to fruition.
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"Then I mapped out where those scenes led through punk, post-punk, 2 tone & ska, hardcore, Riot Grrrl, grunge, and so on."
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Once you've mapped out your budget, start cutting a few expenses that you just want and really don't need — at least temporarily.
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The website mapped apartment-rental averages for every state and zip code in 216 major U.S. markets using data from Yardi Matrix.
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During his chat at the Morgan Stanley conference, McCarthy mapped out how Netflix's video model can be applied to podcasts at Spotify.
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Well, scientists have mapped the entire genome of hundreds of varieties of tomatoes, and identified the genetic traits that make them yummy.
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Professor and data journalist Jonathan Albright mapped YouTube's recommended search results for "crisis actors" and found a vast network of conspiracy content.
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The group mapped out goals for the next five years and discussed the roadblocks that were preventing them from meeting those deadlines.
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They also carefully mapped out a route that would allow them to drive with minimal traffic and intersections, and on flat roads.
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IBM cites a paper it published showing that CNNs can be mapped efficiently to TrueNorth — but clearly more benchmarking work is needed.
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Once an area has been mapped, Northstar provides precise navigation information for bombs or missiles (or, indeed, for manned or unmanned aircraft).
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But so far, all of the regions that the team has mapped have been in the general vicinity of our Solar System.
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Scientists have mapped the genome of bedbugs in New York City and traced fragments of the pests' DNA through the subway system.
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AVs are on the threshold of being able to drive, without human supervision, within limited and carefully mapped areas (see special report).
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The states that win and lose under Cassidy-Graham, mapped Texas wins big — and California loses — under the latest GOP health bill.
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That allowed them to build what they call an "urban sound dictionary," where types of sound are mapped out across the city.
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Virtually every aspect of the fictional universe was mapped out, from characters' homes' floor plans to maps of the town's streets. 9.
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The face filter templates range in complexity from a two-dimensional image mapped onto the head to more intricate face-painting jobs.
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Luckily, we've mapped out a guide to some of our favorite tattoo shops — in all the boroughs — so you don't have to.
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You probably think you need to have every move mapped out, that careers are chess games won by careful plotting and strategy.
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Below, we've mapped out 10 of the most annoying things about family vacations, along with tips on how to cope with them.
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We've mapped its surface, named its craters after mythological deities, and speculated about the layers of ice, salt, and rock hidden below.
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Then plans were mapped out on a scrap of paper and given to a friend who translated it all onto Adobe Illustrator.
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These ripples can be mapped and modeled to predict the expansion rate, which placed it at 67.4 kilometers per second per megaparsec.
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The study also mapped commutes based on the fastest route from homes to workplaces, and it's possible some participants took different routes.
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By contrast, spacecraft preparing to land on Mars already have many high-definition images from other robots who mapped the planet's surface.
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The company mapped out Denpasar and began a self-funded project last year using existing waste infrastructure to improve recycling and collection.
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The cars will be able to run in fully "unsupervised" autonomous mode on certain, pre-approved and pre-mapped freeways around London.
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Burton explains that modernity, its culture and global economies, have been mapped through a Western perspective negating non-European, especially African, cultures.
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To do this, the team mapped the genomes of the space strains and compared them to the roughly 1,300 known Enterobacter genomes.
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But here, the assault is mapped out in nauseating detail; Jerry gyrating on Mellie and kissing her neck is unwarranted, even voyeuristic.
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Developers mapped every street in Washington DC onto the virtual surface of Mars so the bus could travel anywhere in the city.
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The journey mapped by the playwright, leavened often with sympathetic humor, is arduous and filled with twists that sometimes feel like detours.
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He joined a project called Entities, which mapped and organized connections between a user and pretty much everything else—movies, restaurants, books.
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They mapped out where the 27 deaths that have been linked to vaping have happened across the US.Check out their map here.
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Ya can't say Deontay Wilder isn't a planner ... he's got his fight schedule for 2020 all mapped out -- and it sounds AWESOME!!!
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The maze-like wooden hellscape of Blighttown is daunting until the player dies enough times to have mapped its twists and turns.
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They've created work all over the world, including hanging motorized flower gardens, projection-mapped rice paddies, fiery cubes, and crystalline Christmas trees.
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Shooting is mapped to the left shoulder button, and all weapon switches and Morph Ball activation is handled on the touch screen.
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The Brooking's report was specific to industrial robots, so other technologies, including artificial intelligence, weren't mapped and may have different geographical impacts.
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Or artists' projects like Ken Gonzales-Day's mapped walking tour of lynching sites in Los Angeles, which reveals the city's hidden history.
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Next they mapped that voting data compared to vaccination rates, specifically looking for an effect after news of the CIA's ruse broke.
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"So we acknowledged the loss by making a scar for the wound" — with the location of each obelisk mapped on Google Earth.
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In a world that has been thoroughly Google-mapped, Sarah Marquis is one of the few who can claim the former title.
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Other researchers, working across public and private land south of Yellowstone, have mapped two major migrations where new conservation initiatives are underway.
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Us is likely to frustrate viewers who crave plot points that can be coherently explained and directly mapped onto the real world.
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The stories we tell about feminism are often mapped onto the relationships between mothers and daughters, or else between employers and employees.
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For those four years, the satellite mapped out Earth's gravity field with unprecedented precision, before it was deliberately destroyed in atmospheric reentry.
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The genotype of your tumor will be mapped, and it will yield a very detailed treatment program, through a machine-learned algorithm.
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The report mapped two scenarios: A quick recovery that hurts 16% of US companies; and a prolonged virus impact that hurts 45%.
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In government documents from 2011, this field was mapped not only as protected peatland but also as part of the national park.
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We mapped the path of the container ship that struck a U.S. Navy destroyer off the coast of Japan, killing seven sailors.
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Pinkowski, who has been at the helm of the marathon for close to three decades, mapped the course in a cloverleaf formation.
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Us is likely to frustrate people who crave plot points that can be coherently explained and mapped directly onto the real world.
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Ms. Warren, the only one of the three who has not run for president before, has mapped out an intensive speaking schedule.
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Mr. Fabiano said that when he decided to make opera his career, he carefully mapped out the steps he needed to succeed.
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It sounds silly now that the entire globe's been mapped, but smart people were convinced of its actuality for thousands of years.
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Levy has done that here, mapped the force of what happened — written an imperfect account of the imperfect art of surviving loss.
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And when he mapped out his recordings as sonograms, he could see clear distinctions in wavelength and amplitude among the different calls.
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Using projected global trends, they mapped these factors onto 2050 to see how they might affect the future global landscape of malaria.
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Melenchon, by contrast, could beat Fillon as well as Le Pen, according to the few surveys that have mapped such a scenario.
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They also mapped the trails of impact craters that led back toward the scarp, records of the rocks' trajectories for 32 boulders.
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When I think about what social networking should be... now you've mapped out all of the people who a person cares about.
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Dr. Sebastian Ahnert, a Cambridge physicist specializing in biochemical networks, mapped out a massive web of flavor perception and how ingredients interact.
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In 2012, Moment Factory famously projection-mapped beautiful psychedelic visuals onto the exterior of Barcelona's iconic Antoni Gaudí-designed Sagrada Familia cathedral.
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I had mapped out a new route yesterday but only just realized that I should probably run it first when it's light outside.
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It's gonna have to have the ability to operate in a city that it's seen before, so it has to have been mapped.
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Relatedly, Emma and our colleagues on our strategy team mapped out how much everyone makes in a hospital makes, from nurses to surgeons.
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The project is classic Björk: nerdy, artful, laboriously mapped, and meticulously executed—Björk making art from her heart while utilizing cutting edge technology.
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So we've already mapped out which are the incumbents, who are the up-and-coming startups, who is differentiating themselves, who's getting traction.
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TC: How much of the Vision Fund is being deployed in the U.S. versus elsewhere, and how mapped out is that in advance?
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I think they ran out of funding, and that's why they are not searching the new area mapped out by the technical experts.
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Even with the cancelation, the weekend should still be jam-packed with rallies, counter-protests, marches, and more events, with many mapped below.
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I also recently spoke with a company that mapped whole swathes of freeway in Mexico to identify sections that needed the most repair.
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The narrow track, which is lined with hay bales and stone walls, has been digitally mapped to help the car along the way.
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The universe of equations, bar graphs, and quantifiable metrics isn't free from mental illness — no matter how mapped out a life might seem.
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Once a cenote is explored and properly mapped out, the landowners can decide whether or not to open them up to the public.
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All cenotes have mapped out routes and she explains exactly what to expect along the route so I am not surprised by anything.
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"Most of what was mapped is common, everyday items that someone haphazardly tossed onto the ground or directly into the water," Case said.
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It will be easier to take action on environmental justice when the geography and socioeconomics of environmental impacts are better mapped and understood.
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Finally, once you have your priorities mapped out, it's important to learn to say no to things that fall outside your Four Square.
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The company reportedly wants to leverage Tango to map out indoor spaces the same way Google has mapped outdoor ones with Google Maps.
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And for customers who just don't like the idea of having their homes mapped, iRobot is also launching a cheaper Roomba, the e5.
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But now the hands-free driving tool that works on 130,000 miles of mapped-out highways across the country is more widely available.
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The Osiris monologue is all about facial animations and how they can be mapped directly from the human actor to the digital character.
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After a few weeks of working I started developing a projected mapped interface for the ping pong table to show the collected data.
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And just like Animoji, you can record short video clips of your AR Emoji that are mapped to various points on your face.
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That's what the shape of the album is about, these specific aspects of this journey that are mapped out in storyline before starting.
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Observed weather conditions may be charted or mapped allowing analysts to see how much rain actually fell over a given period of time.
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Last year, scientists mapped one of the longest active methane seeps on the planet—a strip extending from British Columbia to Northern California.
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Considering what has happened to several beloved childhood franchises of late, we've mapped out a few possible directions for the iconic Sanrio character.
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One thing to watch: Conservation is no longer based on anecdotes: environmental declines are meticulously mapped, modeled and analyze to create vast datasets.
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Once the region is properly analyzed and mapped, the researchers call for the creation of marine protected areas in places like the reef.
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""There is nothing in the historical record that rivals this, according to Shane Hubbard, the Wisconsin researcher who made and mapped this calculation.
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You couldn't ask the car to autonomously drive from Los Angeles to New York, for example, unless the route were mapped and programmed.
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Never fear, that's where the mixed-commute info comes in, with each leg of your journey mapped out with delays and possibly shortcuts.
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Incentives mapped out by the government include housing, office space and health insurance as part of the 1 billion dirham commitment, Ajami said.
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I assured her I had mapped all the exits and we could be out of there in 10 seconds, but she just laughed.
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In terms of the actual learning content, it has been designed as a replacement for worksheets and is mapped to popular maths curriculums.
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For the initial Super Cruise release in 2017, Cadillac and Ushr only mapped limited access highways, the sort with on- and off-ramps.
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Dr Hunt parameter-mapped the same data and turned them into a sound file, just seconds long, in which problems could be spotted.
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In Germany, only 2.2% of Twitter users mapped in the study retweeted, replied or mentioned the content distributed by six fact-checking groups.
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The ultra-high-definition video will be projection-mapped onto the surface of The LAB creating a new visual journey throughout the festival.
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It's a button-masher's dream with each strike mapped to a button, rather than Fight Night/EA MMA's analogue stick-based punching system.
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Using a new 3D reconstruction technique, scientists have mapped a long neuron that wraps around the entire outer layer of the mouse brain.
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The projects mapped are at various stages of development, with at least five companies working with federal regulators on the safety licensing process.
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Now researchers from Queen Mary University of London have mapped out where the servers that send out all of that data are located.
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"Now they've mapped the whole country and they almost have funding and support to deliver all the interventions for the country," Millar said.
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We asked millennial parents to rank statements that mapped to one of the following categories: values children, values relationship, or values individual growth.
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He mapped out a timeline in which Lincoln was shot in 1861, before his inauguration, and slavery was permanently enshrined in the Constitution.
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The former official said that the Israelis "had that all mapped out" and were confident they would be able to advance their priorities.
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It is the basis of many aspects of computational chemistry, in which the geometric structure of molecules can be mapped and reactions predicted.
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Easygoing and charming, he attracted other refugees who followed him, mapped the route, negotiated with smugglers and appeased the guards in refugee camps.
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With a rush of repaving, much of Mr. Obama's route through the city could be mapped out by the scent of fresh tar.
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Intrigued, I made a mental note, and in January, when an opportunity to travel to Spain arose, I mapped a sea urchin quest.
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The game is procedurally generated, a roguelike (or, in its makers' words, "rogue-lite"), so there's no easily mapped "right" path to take.
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The final digital artwork titled Mindswarms is mapped based on these results, creating images of joy, sadness, anger, love, disgust, fear and surprise.
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The same missions in the same order accomplished through the same abilities on the same hotbar slots mapped to the same keyboard keys.
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In New York, Las Vegas, and San Bernardino, a giant caterpillar raised the bar by providing festivalgoers with a spinning, projection-mapped display.
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Weapons are mapped to the D-pad, while holding B (on the tested Xbox One version) will string together attacks on the enemy.
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According to the study: This is Zuckerberg's personality mapped out by Paysa: Other notable traits he apparently possesses include modesty, assertiveness and altruism.
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So Dr. Knuth switched day into night, shifted his schedule by 12 hours and mapped his student appointments to Fridays from 8 p.m.
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"The way he mapped out the universe, and all the time periods, for me, it feels like something very special there," Pepper said.
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Meanwhile, we've mapped the cyclone's path of destruction through southern Africa and collected images to help you grasp the scale of the disaster.
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The boundaries of complicity have not yet been mapped, and the purging of the bad guys has an air of corporate damage control.
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She's mapped out a realistic, coherent world, complete with casual race relations and everyday complications that get busier once Ollie and Deb reconcile.
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These track how researchers move around the space, collecting data that can suggest tweaks to how equipment is mapped out to improve efficiency.
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"It's like playing Moses," said Serkan Taycan, an artist and opponent of the canal who has mapped the area that would be disturbed.
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He knew, at a young age, that once you leave a mapped world, there are no more assurances of where you end up.
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The idea is "word of mouth" on steroids, because the steps mapped out are really intentional in moving toward an identified desired outcome.
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The changes to the glacier have been mapped by ESA-built satellites since the 1990s, with calving events occurring multiple times since 1992.
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Like the map in that story by Jorge Luis Borges, which was made so large that it physically covered every inch it mapped.
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Former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryBiden lines up high-profile surrogates to campaign in Iowa The Iowa Democratic caucuses, mapped Hill.
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Details: MESSENGER mapped Mercury's surface and also found that about 85% of the planet's volume is taken up by a huge metal core.
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Then the researchers literally mapped out where each employee sat and analyzed how each person's work shifted over time as their neighbors changed.
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So far, the group has mapped its quadrant to identify the areas most in need of repair and assess ways to redress them.
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Others mapped his "trail," while some residents of Brighton and Hove, where Mr. Walsh lives, wondered if it was safe to go outside.
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The discussions will form an outline for Japan's new infrastructure export policy to be mapped out in December, he told a news conference.
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Already, gauge CNNs have greatly outperformed their predecessors in learning patterns in simulated global climate data, which is naturally mapped onto a sphere.
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Cashman said ElAttrache had mapped out Kaprielian's options: either having an operation — possibly Tommy John surgery — or continuing to pitch through the pain.
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No matter which volcano is being mapped, he said, the goal of these projects is the same: to identify hazards and save lives.
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Mapped images of the ongoing bushfires in Australia and last summer's wildfires in the Amazon rainforest spread like, well, wildfire across the internet.
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Congress should expand flood insurance purchase requirements for federally-backed mortgages to address increasing flood losses outside of mapped, special flood hazard areas.
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The discovery of the coral reef builds upon research by scientists working aboard the Okeanos Explorer, which mapped hundreds of deep-sea mounds.
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Likewise, in Sierra Leone, we have mapped that about 112,000 students go to schools in locations without mobile phone coverage or internet connectivity.
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He hasn't been tested, he tells Carl, and does not want to leave the comfort of his familiar, mapped-out little universe anymore.
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Surveying almost 6,500 American campgrounds through their online reservation sites, Martin Hogue mapped the small differences and mass uniformity of this distinct landscape.
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Using laser-based lidar, the Detroit-area company Ushr mapped 130,000 miles of freeway in the United States and Canada, in deep detail.
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Us is likely to frustrate people who crave plot points that can be coherently explained and mapped explicitly, directly onto the real world.
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Botticelli mapped out Dante's circles, but Langdon and Brooks notice there's lettering on the painting, and some of the pieces have been rearranged.
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Further animations and effects are then projection mapped onto it for a stunning performance—where a replica of their face is the stage.
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A tighter, briefer version of "this"—something where the branches arrive quickly, and the consequences are more easily mapped— could be really exciting.
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