"The gatekeepers can still modulate production, but they can't modulate awareness in the same way," she told me.
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You can imagine he'd modulate that in this Democratic primary.
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Before November, the GOP might modulate each of these choices.
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What isn't easy to modulate are the gears on the Sladda.
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This smart ring lets you modulate music by moving your hand.
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Republicans have learned to modulate their message and capture enough Latinos
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"We are expecting the Fed to modulate their purchases," Frantantoni said.
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It's admittedly cool to see someone magically modulate music in the air.
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Her voice does not modulate wildly because most real voices do not.
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"He just never had the ability to modulate it," says Scott, 59.
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But Habib said the Fed needs to go further than just modulate.
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I don't think he thinks it's in his best interest to modulate.
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Developing a drug to slow or modulate pruning poses another kind of challenge.
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It helps us organise our thoughts, plan actions, consolidate memory and modulate emotions.
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"People should really think about anxiety as something they can modulate," he says.
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He has since seemed to modulate that proposal as a NAFTA bargaining tool.
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So I don't think he sees it in his political interest to modulate.
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The "here and now," and the chemicals that modulate that, are about sensory experience.
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Lesser systems require you to modulate the brakes or shift from reverse to drive.
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He can't modulate, can't do humility, can't abide the thought of anyone above him.
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These men also performed better on a task requiring them to modulate their impulses.
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In a typical campaign, nominees of both parties modulate positions to appeal to independent voters.
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It was more to modulate and to break with a rhythm that was already established.
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But also the way you modulate the clutch and everything, I was always quite good.
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"Rituals trigger specific neurobiological pathways that specifically modulate bodily sensations, symptoms and emotions," he wrote.
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While THC produces the sensation of being high, another substance, CBD, can modulate its effect.
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But Mr. Trump has shown little inclination to modulate his style, and that carries risks.
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As time went by, Ray learned to modulate the signals from his implant just by thinking.
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But CBD is actually a CB1 antagonist, meaning it'll actually block or modulate THC's intoxicating effects.
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But it's an interesting phenomenon, and something she's interested in trying to modulate in the future.
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We temper our passion and modulate our tone so that we barely register as being there.
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If you can modulate it with a few simple perturbations, that's the definition of a program.
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"You have the marine layer — colder waters coming down from the north that modulate the temperature."
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But our mental and physical state, previous experiences—painful, traumatic—and the environment can modulate our responses.
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In female mice, this source of POMC peptides does not strongly modulate physical activity or energy expenditure.
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Stylistically fluid, she can modulate her singing for clarity and consonance, Romantic-era extravagance, or writhing experimentalism.
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While players can play with a sequencer and modulate sounds, they can't actually produce and record a song.
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This "shows the potential for using drugs to modulate NALCN activity to treat pain in humans," said Smith.
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As a vessel gets farther out into lighter traffic the crew uses less feedback to modulate its position.
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Just by changing your thoughts, he explains, you can modulate your heart rate, blood pressure and immune system.
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But it is equally possible that she could modulate her language to focus on a general election audience.
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CGA, researchers think, helps modulate sugar metabolism, regulate blood pressure and maybe help treat cancer and heart disease.
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The production, staged with swift sang-froid by Neel Keller, does what it can to modulate the mood.
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I think that's one of their big issues is they've got to really modulate that a little better.
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In fact, Kaine refused to modulate his position even when Hillary Clinton chose him as her running mate.
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He does not modulate his accent to fit regional crowds, as did Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden.
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You argue that biological factors don't so much cause behavior as modulate it — can you explain what you mean?
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I think that work continues to inform the way museum people think about how to modulate a museum experience.
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Do you feel like you have to constantly modulate what is punching down as your own voice gets bigger?
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There is evidence that estrogen and progesterone can modulate neurotransmission in a way that would enable obsessive-compulsive thoughts.
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The singers have to keep the beat, modulate volume, match vowels, and articulate consonants in perfect synch or sequence.
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But glial cells are essential too, because they provide structure and may also modulate information processing in the brain.
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PRJ: That's part of what the work is trying to modulate—publicness and intimacy, an inside and an outside.
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It uses gyroscopes to keep you from tipping over, and that's also how you modulate your speed — there's no throttle.
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There's no traction control in this mode, so you need to modulate the throttle to keep from smoking the tires.
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Cristofori says the dlPFC is a complex area of the brain that does many more tasks than modulate religious experiences.
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They allow users to modulate a feeling of Helvetica, in a way that was lost after the first 21957 years.
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Neurotech is now a hot market, with dozens of companies developing devices to modulate mood, generate energy or promote relaxation.
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Oxytocin helps the brain modulate social concepts, such as empathy, trust, and in-group preference and memory of social cues.
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Brocades Zaalberg swears it's super easy to modulate your speed with the pedals, and that it becomes intuitive, very quickly.
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If Trump didn't modulate his behavior, the election would be a referendum on which candidate was the most anti-American.
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Like Kallyope, Vedanta is working with established pharmaceutical companies to develop a new class of drugs that modulate the microbiome.
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His work provided the underlying science for many antipsychotic drugs, which modulate the strength of chemical signals in the brain.
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In theory, an attacker could modulate the lasers to "speak" the PIN, but they'd need to eavesdrop on you first.
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So, I'm very glad that Larry is going to have a seat at the table and help modulate that conversation.
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I would probably modulate my facial expressions and other things, but I'm glad we were able to break that news.
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By now, you must have a sixth sense of how to modulate your acting based on where the camera is.
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Around the same time, researchers also explored its potential to modulate the analgesic effects of the opioid morphine for pain management.
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Psychopaths also find it difficult to modulate their language for different settings for example a private message versus a public post.
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A screen wall with mesh wraps will host vines that will throw shade in summer and help modulate the building's temperature.
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"There's going to be a pricing mechanism that is going to be required to modulate the use of roadways," he says.
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This area is dominated by glutamate pathways that are thought to generate controlled movement and thought, and to modulate behavioral routines.
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I have two paths in my research; One is understanding how sounds can modulate perceived taste attributes like sweetness and bitterness.
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If you want to come across as more intelligent, modulate your speech by varying your pitch, volume, speed, and energy level.
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"You can modulate what's happening in your lung based on what you're feeding your microbiome in your gut," Dr. Sonnenburg said.
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Those in political power have planned a smoother, gentler transition, perhaps using A.I. to help them anticipate and modulate the strife.
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In Washington, Mr. Kenny tried to modulate his criticism, saying it was not directed at Mr. Trump, but at his words.
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This supports the idea that the executive network is needed to modulate religious experiences, and not just in those with brain damage.
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They can temporarily modulate the rate of warming, but only dramatic cuts in greenhouse gas emissions will alter the long-term trend.
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The love cake's 21st century cousin comes, unsurprisingly, from scientists who claim we can use drugs to modulate love, via the brain.
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They also modulate the amount and type of seed on each part of a field — in some places, leaving none at all.
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Based on their explorations, the team believe drugs could be developed to modulate these genes and so protect the heart during surgery.
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"The path to developing new markets is rarely linear: progress tends to modulate between innovation, dismissal, reinvention, and, finally, acceptance," Loeffler added.
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"The James Turrell references were really about Marianna's sensitivity to light, and thinking about how to modulate the light," Ms. Chia said.
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"There could be some other biological factors that modulate this process," Tuomas Tallinen, one of the study's co-authors, told the BBC.
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Using needles to stimulate the parts of the body that are located on these meridians can modulate pain or reverse disease, practitioners claim.
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Securities products and activities far outpaced the SEC's ability to monitor, detect and modulate risky exposures and concentrations that cost our system dearly.
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Drift will then monitor their power consumption throughout the day and bring on additional micro-power generators to modulate the cost for consumers.
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"I was careful to modulate my hopes, because I lived in a business where everybody was a writer or an actor," he recalls.
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But what we are not seeing in operation are the filters we have to help us modulate how we experience and express our emotions.
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"This was surprising, as it had been suggested that high concentrations of CBD could modulate or reduce the negative effects of THC," she remarked.
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Now because it's so open and so free, lots of dark forces have taken advantage, and I certainly think tech has to modulate itself.
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Knowing your brain has been flooded with a powerful chemical high that will eventually dissipate can help you to modulate your post-coital emotions.
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In fMRI scans, people who have had Botox injections have less activation in areas of the brain used to interpret and modulate emotional states.
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They found one in a photosynthetic microbe in bodies of water that evolved a gas-filled vesicle inside their cells that could modulate density.
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If she chose such a unifying course, a President Clinton would modulate her more expansive domestic proposals while enjoying broad backing on foreign policy.
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They predict Trump will modulate his rhetoric if he wins the nomination, so that incumbent senators aren't on the defensive for eight more months.
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Instead, he champions self-compassion, which not only provides a tool to modulate empathy as necessary, but also makes it easier to express that emotion.
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He left the staff of The Killing early in the production of season 2, dissatisfied that he had to modulate his voice to fit Sud's.
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The batteries, managed by software, can then use that power to push the trains back out or to help modulate electricity flows on the grid.
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He helps modulate (Reagan) administration policy and keeps them in tune with the Senate, so they understand when to push and when not to push.
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"What this tells us is there is something special and something important about these serotonin 2A receptors and how they modulate consciousness," explained Carhart-Harris.
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For example, we anticipate interventions that modulate immune response, recruit necessary cell types to the wound, or direct how stem cells differentiate to expedite healing.
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Right now, there's no way to modulate what it hears, or how loud it sounds compared to whatever else you're listening to at the moment.
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"Democrats shouldn't modulate our values or try to triangulate our policy positions based upon what some pundits say is electability," Booker told CNN last week.
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What this and other similar drugs like mecamylamine and cytisine do is to modulate your neural nicotinic receptors, making it easier to lay off sweeteners.
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He failed to heed warnings from traditional party leaders, and even from within his campaign, about the need to modulate his message and unify Democrats.
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Because there is little to no atmosphere on the moon, parachutes can't be used, leaving landers to rely completely on thrusters to modulate the speed.
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The Commission said Italy had failed to convince it that devices used to modulate emissions on Fiat Chrysler vehicles outside of narrow testing conditions were justified.
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And it all lands with a thud, because Trevorrow doesn't understand how to modulate any of this, and basically none of it has been built to.
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And we've found that under certain circumstances, we have proven that we are able to modulate the perceived sweetness and bitterness of certain foods and beverages.
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There were also times when it would read my swipes up or down as taps, meaning I wound up pausing the music I was trying to modulate.
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"The beauty of it is the freedom of being able to use electricity to combine or modulate or control any parameter with any other parameter," Napolean says.
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And another driver is able to just feel it a little bit earlier and modulate the brake and then get through the corner cleaner, with less locking.
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The discovery of the effect of these overexpressed channels "shows the potential for using drugs to modulate NALCN activity to treat pain in humans," said Dr. Smith.
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The attack also requires some specialized equipment to make the laser modulate its frequency — though the researchers did provide a list of the components you could use.
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President Trump refused to back down from his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea, despite his own advisers' efforts to modulate his message.
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Perhaps conservatism endures by virtue of adherence to its governing principles (a preference for free markets, federalism), which can moderate and modulate whatever agenda Trump is pushing.
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The bottom line: "The path to developing new markets is rarely linear: progress tends to modulate between innovation, dismissal, reinvention, and, finally, acceptance," says Bakkt CEO Kelly Loeffler.
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The amygdala then sends a message to the hypothalamus, which tells the body to release adrenaline — a hormone that helps modulate some of this fight or flight response.
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"This shows that we can actually modulate aging in primate species, and it puts emphasis now on the idea of aging itself being a druggable target," Anderson says.
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TAYLOR Once Zach completed his work, we worked in parallel with him to modulate the appearance of the clips so that they all cohered into the same narrative.
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Others remind us that the United States is a democratic republic, not a direct democracy, and that the Constitution was designed to modulate the extremes of majority rule.
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Pressing the Lock button takes a snapshot of your current project, allowing you to play around, add effects, or modulate any other parameter without worrying about losing your work.
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They recorded the voices of five non-binary people, then used software to modulate the recordings to between 145-175 Hz, the range defined by researchers as gender neutral.
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EU regulators say Italy has failed to convince them that the so-called defeat devices used to modulate emissions on its vehicles outside of narrow testing conditions are justified.
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But at that height, the miraculous — and eminently explainable — process by which proteins and growth factors modulate expression of our 20,000 genes into blood, bone, skin, cerebellum, is invisible.
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Similarly contemplative, "Insularsaunteringsnowsatbay" (1979) is a tall, rectangular painting in which pale tonalities of green, blue, and violet modulate so subtly that it seems impossible to register them all.
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But in the months since, Mr. Trump has shrugged off private pleas from Mr. Adelson and others within his party to modulate his tone and message against Mrs. Clinton.
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For nausea- or pain-related conditions, acupuncture may activate nerve receptors in the skin that modulate levels of nervous system chemicals or signals involved in these ailments, he explains.
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Then we developed certain types of sounds, and tested and tested them, inviting people to participate in our experiments along the way to see if the sounds modulate behavior.
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Studying and mimicking characters has also helped me learn to modulate the tone of my voice, make my conversation more reciprocal, and project some things with my body language.
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"Our findings support the feasibility of changing the habitual diet to modulate the gut microbiota which in turn has the potential to promote healthier aging," the study authors said.
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The company's core technology and secret sauce is the ability to modulate and pulse the laser millions of times per second, and it puts this to good use here.
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His McEnroe is in a state of perpetual motion, unable to modulate his behavior, and seemingly terrified at what might happen if he ever dares to slow down to reflect.
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It may be that cupping, by causing local inflammation, triggers the immune system to produce cytokines, small proteins that enhance communication between cells and help to modulate the immune response.
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"Citizens, academics, shift-workers, entrepreneurs and students employ nootropic substances responsibly to aid cognition and modulate mood during times of stress or when peak productivity is required," the statement reads.
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"From the neurophysiological point of view," said Tereza Alcantara-Silva of the Federal University of Goias in Brazil, music-evoked emotions can modulate activity in a variety of brain areas.
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Fans and heating elements regulate airflow and temperature in each of the conservatory's three chambers, keeping the plants and visitors at a cozy room temperature, and mesh coverings modulate light.
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If this is a heavy-handed attempt to modulate expectations, it's coming across a tad tone deaf to a soccer world that's grown accustomed to La Roja dominating other countries.
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Relatedly, neuroscientist Nick Davis of Bangor University in Wales has speculated that non-invasive techniques to modulate brain activity, such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), could also be used by athletes.
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The root of the problem is a technological artifact left over from the pneumatic controls that were once the go-to method to modulate airflow to each zone in a building.
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" She added that while medications that target POMC peptides may reduce appetite in women, they will not "tap into the signals in our brain that modulate physical activity and energy expenditure.
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The Aurora Biosciences Corporation commercialized drug discovery tools using fluorescent markers, and Senomyx looked for ways to modulate taste receptors to reduce the amount of sugar in foods without affecting taste.
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Ms. Malliotakis has struggled to modulate between hard-line conservative policies and more moderate stands that could help her citywide but could endanger her political future on Staten Island or statewide.
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"Viruses modulate the function and evolution of all living things," wrote Matthew B. Sullivan of Ohio State, Joshua Weitz of Georgia Tech, and Steven W. Wilhelm of the University of Tennessee.
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Or that none of his senior aides, who presumably know the truth and how far Trump is from it here, are willing or able to do anything to modulate his behavior.
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Over time he will have to -- he will have to turn the dials to modulate that spend to where he has a really good business that doesn't churn out on him.
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I saw that," said Jenkins, before giving a warning that he was about to modulate his tone, "That nigga held my hand and that nigga said, 'I feel where you coming from.
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The second station features a similar machine, except this time the algorithm that helped modulate the input from human brainwaves at the first station to make controlling the machine easier is removed.
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The designs are informed by the geometrical and material logics that underlie the human musculoskeletal system; specifically, the complex structure of muscles, connective tissues, tendons, and ligaments that modulate the human voice.
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"EnPot" technology allows a smelter to modulate its power use by up to 25 percent at the flick of a switch, according to Geoff Matthews of Energia Potior, which makes the kit.
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The cubes are more portable than coffee, they offer a precise measure of caffeine, and because they include some ingredients meant to modulate caffeine's sharpest effects, they produce a more focused high.
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The system uses electromagnets and a magnetic fluid to constantly modulate the stiffness of the ride, allowing for a soft and comfortable experience on the straightaways without leading to sloppy cornering behavior.
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I'm sure you read the news that, for example, in New York, insurers have been given full permission to look at your social media to decide how to modulate your insurance rates.
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There are coaster brakes on the pedals (meaning you can pedal backwards to stop), but the disc brake, usually found in higher-end bicycles, adds more stopping power and is easier to modulate.
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"We think that our findings have strengthened the rather unconventional idea that it might be possible to modulate specific behavior through the gut microbiome using select bacterial strains," he says in the release.
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The principle established, the next question Dr Gooding and his colleagues needed to address was how to modulate the dyes' responses so that they would give appropriate and timely warning of potential overexposure.
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Other pieces of eco-technology in the Whitney's basement include machines that regulate humidity, modulate the air flow and draw in outside air when conditions are ideal, reducing the need for mechanical ventilation.
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We developed scientific behavioral tests, and with these assessments we are able to see if the sounds we are using have the ability to modulate the perception of people while they experience beer.
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Ms. Abrahamson and others said that they had hoped Mr. Brownell was going to use his role to modulate the N.R.A.'s tone over what was supposed to be a two-year term.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump refused to back down from his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea, despite his own advisers' efforts to modulate his message.
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He may know how to play all the angles and turn the screws on his adversaries, but his inability to modulate his behavior leaves him exposed when a more subtle approach is required.
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Pectin-based polysaccharides in celery, including a compound known as apiuman, have been shown to decrease instances of stomach ulcers, improve the lining of the stomach, and modulate stomach secretions in animal studies.
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The two used Cinema 4D to animate the video's rotating forms, then After Effects to input different parts of the track and interpret them as 3D forms, as well as to modulate post effects.
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Beast Mode lets users modulate the Samsung Notebook Odyssey's performance depending on the software it is running, and the Black Equalizer helps users get a leg up on the competition by improving in-game lighting.
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Last month, Vox's David Robert argued Trump's pose as a winner is brittle, and doesn't allow him to handle defeat well: He can't modulate, can't do humility, can't abide the thought of anyone above him.
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Koshik places his trunk inside his mouth and uses it to modulate the tone and pitch of the sounds his voice makes, a bit like a person putting his fingers in his mouth to whistle.
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In the playfully surreal tradition of Michel Gondry, Barth's 360° video follows the fictional character Carré Bleu, a famous music producer who can "modulate time, space and gravity" to create the music of the future.
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As he has demonstrated in televised Judiciary Committee hearings, as well as in fire-and-brimstone speeches in modest living rooms, he does not always have the best intuition for how to modulate his rhetoric.
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This includes the ability to modulate heating, rather than simple switching the boiler on or off, as well as monitor the health of a house's heating system remotely, sending diagnostics to a maintenance company or engineer.
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The former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, a top adviser to and supporter of Donald J. Trump, is openly pleading with him to modulate his style, saying that he is at risk of gravely wounding his candidacy.
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More than anything, Mr. O'Rourke has made clear that he will not modulate his politics, betting that he can energize and activate nonvoters from past years, particularly younger ones, with left-wing authenticity and genial hustle.
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What will come into sharper focus in the coming years is how those people harness the ability of typefaces to help modulate their own language, to help tell the story of what they say in print.
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Commissioned by the de Menils in 1964, Rothko painted his perceptually subtle canvases in his carriage house studio on East 69th street in New York under a broad skylight, pulling a parachute across to modulate light.
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That's not to say that ISIS poses no danger to Americans — Obama is clear that it does — but rather appears intended to modulate American fears of ISIS that have perhaps, in his view, exceeded their actual threat.
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From a recognisable post-referendum present ("Aren't you going home now?" a classmate asks the daughter of Alan's German neighbours), the references modulate to an imagined sequel of mass deportations and prison ships in the Thames estuary.
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The best PE professionals have an ability to modulate between C and I - from all over the details of the numbers and contract/covenants, to politic and friendly enough to build consensus and rapport with management teams.
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The art of clowning The whole point of events like SECA is to help aspiring clowns hone their slapstick skills, refine their characters and most importantly, develop the ability to modulate their act based on crowd response.
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"We want to keep assessing how sounds can modulate perceived flavor attributes of food and beverages, such as bitterness, sweetness, sourness and creaminess," said Felipe Reinoso Carvalho, a researcher on the study, to the International Business Times.
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What's even more important is that the overall appeal or industry of your work doesn't appear to modulate your satisfaction with that work—instead, it's factors like income, work-life balance, and autonomy that lead to satisfaction.
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You don't mention your spouse or partner here, but if your partner is on the scene, they may be able to gently and respectfully influence their father to modulate his behavior when he is around your family.
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But Horner was sure that dinosaurs didn't depend on their external environment to modulate their internal body temperatures, and were less slow and sluggish (characteristics associated with cold-bloodedness) than the way previous portrayals had depicted them.
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Before the brain gets involved, "gates" in the spinal cord modulate the way we feel pain—whether it is fast-travelling information, as in a stab wound, or the dull, slow-moving kind that characterizes chronic pain.
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Much as the sci-fi film "The Matrix" depicted a device capable of enhancing skill acquisition, researchers at HRL Laboratories, LLC, have discovered that low-current electrical brain stimulation can modulate the learning of complex real-world skills.
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Those are pretty standard tricks in today's hybrids and pure electrics, but the Porsche also peeks into the navigation system to further fine-tune where and how to modulate the power, particularly through the new Hybrid Auto mode.
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Or, to change the metaphor, his paintings transform colors into virtual topographies where we wander not to see specific things but to become aware of the way our emotions modulate as the chromatic terrain undergoes its subtle shifts.
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At UC Berkeley, for example, a research team led by Ehud Isacoff plans to develop a holographic microscope that uses fields of light to detect and modulate the activity of up to a million neurons in the cerebral cortex.
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The orthogonal alignment of their photoreceptors has led some biologists to suspect that cephalopods use polarized light to see, and don't really change color but rather modulate their light-reflecting "iridophore cells," sort of like an iridescent soap bubble.
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She accepted this as a responsibility to her community, but it was a lot to take on while she was relearning how to move through the world: how to dress, how to carry herself, how to modulate her voice.
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Or do you strive for balance, and modulate your activities and mood to devote equal proportions of time and energy to different areas of your life, smoothing things out in an attempt at balance, without sacrificing any one area?
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Mr. Reid said he was not as forlorn as he once was, given Mr. Trump's apparent softening of some positions, including to seemingly modulate his call to deport younger undocumented immigrants now living legally under an Obama administration directive.
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But do you expect that he has it in him to modulate some of his own behavior, or do you think it'll be some continuation of what we have seen in recent days with the muddled messaging on China?
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Much like the Red Wedding, we shot the trial in sequence and it was such a thrill to watch Peter, over the course of a week, carefully modulate his performance before letting it all boil over in his final, blistering monologue.
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A hard tap will be louder than a soft one; tapping, holding, and gliding a finger will modulate the sound differently depending on which direction you sweep it in, and it will accept as many inputs as you have fingers.
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But the two conditions have something in common on a more fundamental level: The same chemicals in the brain that modulate mood are the same ones that affect a number of physical systems in the body, and especially pain, Gitlin says.
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In addition, unlike in clinical trials for a new drug, it is not ethical for us to randomly assign groups of people for treatment—microplastics, for example—or placebo and modulate dose levels to see how exposures might impact human health.
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"Never before has congressional power been construed to allow the federal government to dictate whether or to what extent a State may repeal, lift, or otherwise modulate its own state-law prohibitions on private conduct," Christie's attorneys argued in court briefs.
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Another option worth investigating according to the researchers would be to use hypnosis during the psychedelic experience to make people more receptive to suggestions and to modulate their response to the drugs—just as scientists had envisioned in the 60s.
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On TV, Vallée seems careful to modulate more — or he knows that his Wild stars Witherspoon and Dern will always be the biggest presences in any room and adjusts from there — which leads to work that keeps peeling back layers.
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A new review in Trends in Cognitive Science looks at how non-invasive brain stimulation could possibly help us understand where this bias acts in the brain, and how we might potentially modulate it—making it lessen or go away.
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Pressure on Trump The GOP is still very much behind him on impeachment, but Trump has had to modulate his position on the pullback from Syria and completely reverse his decision to hold the G7 summit at his golf resort in Florida.
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The vehicle also features so-called "falcon-wing" doors that open upward rather than to the side - controlled by sensors that can modulate the height to clear garage ceilings - seats that can be adjusted separately and a panoramic windshield that extends overhead.
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Since then, the company has released numerous pieces of software including numerous plugin editors for their hardware instruments that can be used with DAWs and Filtatron, an iOS app that lets you process and modulate sounds through things like an LFO and delay.
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Significant fissures remain between Mr. Trump and Republican congressional leaders: Mr. Ryan reminded the candidate privately that many voters opposed him in the primaries, and in a separate meeting with senators, several lawmakers urged Mr. Trump to modulate his tone on immigration.
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"You can use music to modulate your mood -- we're setting up some online dancing for our team to get them moving," Russell explains, adding that it can help people to focus "on the here and now, rather than being concerned about the future."
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So, if you interpret the clue at 23A correctly, you'll be reminded of a drama club buzzword that comes up in community and club meetings, recitals and anywhere a person who doesn't enunciate and modulate their vocals like Ethel Merman suffers greatly.
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You can modulate how much of the instructor or music you hear, so if it's a class you've taken before, you can adjust toward music; if you hate the music, you can adjust for the instructor and put on your own, as I did.
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The trip, which Mr. Pence cut short by a day to attend a national security meeting at home, was the latest example of the daunting task Mr. Trump's surrogates face as they set out to modulate and interpret the president's bellicose and impulsive remarks.
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"How do we modulate that, so every kid has a good school, and nobody is homeless on the streets, and those that have been lucky are giving back in a serious way to pave the path for the next generation of success?" he said.
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"In the future it might be possible to develop ways to externally modulate these conscious signatures and restore some degree of awareness or responsiveness in patients who have lost them, for example by using non-invasive brain stimulation techniques such as transcranial electrical stimulation," said Fernández-Espejo.
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The myriad of real-world factors that may modulate ultimate clinical benefit cannot be known or controlled in pre-approval studies, no matter the size, without informed data that become available only after a safe and effective drug has been in use for a period of time.
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But Trump's election, Sharpton has said, reinvigorated him and strengthened his resolve to modulate his personal aspirations; this year he has both celebrated his 50th year of civil rights activism and is trying to engineer a fight against the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the US Supreme Court.
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Additionally, it comes with a powerful arpeggiator that has a range of four octaves, two digital effect units (modulation and delay / reverb), two envelope generators for adjusting the dynamics of the sound, one filter, and one LFO (used to modulate a sound for creating a rhythmic pulse or sweep).
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And then it would go into the other guy was attacked by a bear, well he was actually fed to the bear by the other guy, and these stories would slowly unravel and he would never modulate his voice and it was hypnotic and brilliant and so well written.
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The wipe-system, where a battery is sharp enough to have the pitcher swipe at his uniform with his glove once or twice just before starting his windup in order to modulate the sign up or down just before each pitch, is the best analog defense against sign stealing.
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But the jarring juxtapositions this year seemed to highlight some central elements in the way Mr. Trump has governed: the little interest he has in planning beyond the day in front of him, his need for positive feedback and an unwillingness to modulate his behavior, whatever the circumstance.
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"Dazzler guns"—a deceptively fabulous name for a laser that temporarily blinds people—use a crystal called Neodymium Yttrium Aluminum Garnet to emit a concentrated light beam that can strobe and modulate to blind and nauseate through closed eyes, in day or night, from as far as 1.5 miles.
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"Conservative South Koreans will see that and believe, perhaps rightly, that [North Korea attending the Olympics] does nothing to modulate North Korea's attention away from nuclear weapons, which are the primary source of problems between the two Koreas," said Chad O'Carroll, CEO of data and analytics firm Korea Risk Group.
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"Since there are really no medications to reduce the nerve sensitivity, some doctors give medications that modulate the function of the brain in the hope that this approach will reduce the ability to sense or emotionally react to the signals or messages arriving from the bowels," Camilleri said by email.
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Still, given how Democratic the electorate is in California — Mr. Trump lost this state to Hillary Clinton by nearly four million votes — Mr. Newsom has little motivation to modulate his positions or message as he finds himself running against a conservative Republican whose candidacy has been embraced by the president.
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That was one of the reasons I went the newspaper route instead of TV. I had taken a TV course in college and realized quickly that the time I was spending working to modulate my voice, put on lipstick and pour myself into shift dresses was time away from actual reporting.
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" They refer to what he began to recognize as his ability, through abstract art, "to make a collage of references that I could modulate ⎯ a sculpture, hovering between architecture and a farm tool, or between a figure and a crystalline structure, which can express something else, and that something is what I seek.
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Just as the vast majority of people would never drink a giant beer glass full of whiskey or even wine the way they'd consume a shot of the hard stuff (you could actually overdose), those who use other drugs tend to titrate—or modulate based on the intensity of the substance—their consumption.
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Unable to modulate his excitement for other people's political battles — and, according to advisers, not understanding the distinct incentives for governors who run their own states and senators who have to work with him in Washington — Mr. Trump has plunged headfirst into contests that have done little but expose his own political vulnerabilities.
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The hour-long program—which included at-home performances by Mariah Carey, Billie Eilish, Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong, and Camila Cabello, among others—tried to modulate between solemnly addressing the public health disaster at hand and serving as an hour of escapism for the homebound, socially distanced American populace, and subsequently achieved neither.
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"Rather than try to prove another way to modulate the brain, they take a very simple technology and are using it in a unique way," said Dr. Casey Harrison Halpern, an assistant professor of neurosurgery at Stanford University who uses deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's and O.C.D. and was not involved in the study.
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He describes how we all modulate our outside environment and our private spaces: Someone who lives on a farm, for example, may want to pump up a home's visual volume, whereas a person living in Manhattan may find that a tchotchke-free home with a white palette helps to create a feeling of equilibrium.
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But it could modulate the other ways in which it asks us for our trust — perhaps deciding, as Google did, to leave the camera out of its home speaker; or not to put on stage an executive soliciting our most personal information, however well anonymized, while the investigation into a data breach affecting millions is still underway.
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Inverse additionally noted that 2G and 3G have since phased out of widespread use—potentially making the NTP findings no longer relevant—and that any FCC assessment of possible health risks of 5G would "almost certainly" take so long as to make 53G obsolete:These technology standards, which use the same radiation frequency range as 4G, modulate the signal differently.
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In the case of the monitor investigation, the researchers—who also include Daniel Genkin of University of Michigan, Mihir Pattani of University of Pennsylvania, and Roei Schuster of Tel Aviv University and Cornell Tech—found that the power supply boards in many screens emit a high-pitched or inaudible whine as they work to modulate current.
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The net result is that many compounds that could possibly help patients aren't even developed, and many that are obviously safe and effective and could be helpful to patients actually fail in these kinds of trials because the studies are improperly structured — it is simply impossible to control for all of the variables that modulate long-term outcomes. 4.
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Train Meister is a simple Japan Rail-licensed train-driving simulator, a genre which has been more popular in Japan than you might think through series like Densha de Go. The VR element is limited to your ability to look around the train's cockpit — the primary control is a physical lever and button that you operate with your left hand to modulate speed.
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In looking to upgrade, we need to modernize as well, through innovation such as sensors on roads that monitor traffic and can help ease congestion, and "smart" and interactive utilities that can save power by allowing people to better modulate energy use and communicate their needs so that the grid can respond more precisely and conserve when use is lower.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's efforts to modulate her approach to better fit the constraints of the institution in which she serves: After nearly nine months, with her eyes now wide open to the downsides of her revolutionary reputation and social media fame, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has tempered her brash, institution-be-damned style with something different: a careful political calculus that adheres more closely to the unwritten rules of Washington she once disdained.
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