He just made the whole thing up on the fly.
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Think of it as journalism on the fly — here goes!
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Have the tools to book a room on the fly.
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This has resulted in Cognizant inventing policy on the fly.
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But they needed to make course corrections on the fly.
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Multireddits can be whipped up on the fly as well.
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But those potential issues can be fixed on the fly.
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And it lends itself to creative mixing on the fly.
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He also emphasized the importance of adapting on the fly.
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Disney will have to learn new businesses on the fly.
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But observers are constantly evaluating new material on the fly.
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BACK POCKET PASTA: Inspired Dinners to Cook on the Fly.
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This isn't a formal column; it's journalism on the fly!
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The collaboration had a clear impact on the "Fly Away" singer.
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Cleveland has the pieces to make this adjustment on the fly.
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Let them climb stuff and make new friends on the fly.
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Surprises are the norm, so plans necessarily change on the fly.
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THE B WORD Lunch is a little more on the fly.
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On the other issues, I wouldn't decide it on the fly.
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This makes the weeklong break easy to do on the fly.
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These are questions we seem to be answering on the fly.
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To avoid turbulence, pilots can change their routes on the fly.
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As in, it won't just tighten and loosen on the fly.
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We've got to completely replace our energy system on the fly.
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No one is allowed to look this chic on the fly.
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On the fly, meanwhile, Shore absorbed Pop, minimalist, and conceptualist aesthetics.
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Think of it as journalism on the fly — and here goes!
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It's also an example of how they're thinking on the fly.
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That's more challenging to achieve when catching life on the fly.
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You'll need to constantly be ready to adjust on the fly.
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Afterward, Zaidi commended Roberts's ability to think decisively on the fly.
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So why not make it on the fly, so to speak?
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Moreover, the Pelicans will have to reinvent themselves on the fly.
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You couldn't make plans on the fly like we do now.
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And she has to filter out misinformation on the fly too.
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Players create a new story, generated on the fly, every time.
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The first act of their show was rewritten on the fly.
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Except with this, the decision making would be on the fly.
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Instead, they're in an advantageous position to retool on the fly.
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It is impractical and difficult to continue running everything on the fly.
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The scans were "coarse" and couldn't correct for errors on the fly.
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You're writing your own action scenes on the fly, driven by instinct.
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Do you usually do this much of your work on the fly?
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The controller wheel lets you manually adjust the gimbal on the fly.
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Are millions of undecided voters just changing their minds on the fly?
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Reading means parsing grammar on the fly, a tricky task requiring concentration.
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Tuning notifications is a good way to adjust preferences on the fly.
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Some Sanders supporters were clearly working through their position on the fly.
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Whether such on-the-fly charging actually will be practical is moot.
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All of my hair decisions have been very much on the fly.
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Everybody feels like it was dashed off, improvised on the fly, but
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And it can adjust on the fly without requiring active human feedback.
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A lot of the time I'll make things up on the fly.
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In fact, he almost seemed to be re-designing on the fly.
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It was a shocking inability to just use software on the fly.
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"(We were) making adjustments on the fly," Thunder forward Carmelo Anthony said.
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You can also switch your AirPods between multiple devices on the fly.
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Still, he would have to build a multistate organization on the fly.
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Other campaigns may be forced to learn complex rules on the fly.
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That sensibility — self-mocking, on-the-fly and D.I.Y. — is very 2016.
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Front vents and an active rear spoiler improve aerodynamics on the fly.
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What is the challenge for actors when you're adding on the fly?
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But active, effective listening isn't something you can do on the fly.
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I'm just learning on the fly, trying to the best I can.
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It would be great to be able to swap on the fly.
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"We just kind of adjusted on the fly real quick," Cash said.
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Democrats need to adjust on the fly take advantage of his vulnerability.
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I make choices on the fly, narrowing things down, adjusting for spacing.
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He scoured bookstores and "learned about Churchill on the fly," he said.
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"You learn to make life-changing decisions on the fly," he says.
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But Beard knows what it is like to build on the fly.
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You don't want an on-the-fly correction aimed at just one candidate.
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In fact, being opaque preserves their discretion to make changes on the fly.
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Other riders have crashed, stalled, skidded and fixed their bikes on the fly.
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Buglife already had its own petition against the development, focused on the fly.
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Given its on-the-fly manufacturing capabilities, why the frequent shortages in products?
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Leigh was somewhat aware of the risks of getting credit on the fly.
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That's a lot of sum of squares checks to do on the fly.
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They would reach into oil-filled transformers and start rewiring on the fly.
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Apps could refine their image-recognition or speech-recognition systems on the fly.
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But, wait — this isn't a choice that can be made on the fly.
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It's kind of an adjustment that you got to learn on the fly.
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By that time, a coaching change on the fly would be especially difficult.
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It's better, but slightly cumbersome if you're trying to adjust on the fly.
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Here's my analysis in the form of collected tweets: journalism on the fly!
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We, as viewers, are expected to piece it all together on the fly.
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Flying Fisherman and Fish on the Fly 269 Columbus Avenue (72nd Street), September.
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KS: Right, and then people can do these on the fly or not?
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And it's being able to cook on the fly with what you have.
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A takeout component next door, Fish on the Fly, will be coming soon.
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My youngest makes pastry on the fly all the time, with delicious results.
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"Lawyers might have to adjust on the fly in the courtroom," said Clarke.
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Part of that duty means coming up with new rules on the fly.
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In retrospect, though it came together on the fly, the timing was fortuitous.
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Popovich adapted on the fly and showed everyone why he's a great coach.
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I order it all on the fly via Google Express from Target and Costco.
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Each locale had its idiosyncrasies, and traveling musicians had to adjust on the fly.
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So that was an example of having to change the choreography on the fly.
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But the ability to reshape physiologies on the fly has come at a price.
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If you make the jump to Medicare Advantage, don't do it on the fly.
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Ah, so you gauge on the fly when someone needs a little support. Yes.
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All you have to do is purchase, fill, and bake it on the fly.
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Hosts can also adapt to situations they encounter by making choices on the fly.
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Quartets would gather around barbershops, churches and street corners, making music on the fly.
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The Surface Dial lets you change the color of your brushstroke on the fly.
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Are you interested in seeing a good team change its identity on the fly?
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The G903 Lightspeed has five DPI levels, which you can tweak on the fly.
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The presence of buttons and knobs makes on-the-fly operation far less tedious.
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More importantly, Wordplay showed legendary constructor Merl Reagle designing a puzzle on the fly.
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He told no one what he was writing, drafting it longhand, on the fly.
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And it could not switch between the cup and the gripper on the fly.
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Mr. Schneider of the S.A.E. said he was skeptical of on-the-fly charging.
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The EEC memory detects and corrects soft errors on the fly to avoid crashes.
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They usually have a knack for diagnosing company strengths and weaknesses on the fly.
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I'll ask questions on the fly just to see how they respond to them.
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I didn't know anything about tight end, and was learning it on the fly.
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Decisions on the fly Proclamations over the past month to impose new steel tariffs and open talks with North Korean despot Kim Jong Un demonstrated Trump's penchant for making decisions on the fly, even with supposed guardrails like Hicks and Cohn in place.
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This was impressive because I was switching between the modes pretty much on the fly.
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At the state championships, he and his coaches further tweaked his approach on the fly.
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Live Caption will add text captions to video, using automated speech recognition, on the fly.
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With Marissa, because it's an auction process, I think we've been going on-the-fly.
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New knowledge about increasingly weird drones carrying dangerous payloads can be added on the fly.
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"On the fly we constructed a harness for the dog," Bair told the Centre Daily.
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How much of your songwriting process is planned compared to what happens on the fly?
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He just learned on the fly, and was able to be acquitted by the jury.
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Verhoef created it because he needed to be able to upload files on the fly.
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The long-awaited feature makes it easier to cooperate and create documents on the fly.
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Being president is not the sort of thing you can make up on the fly.
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It powers Alexa's speech recognition, Waymo's self-driving cars, and Google's on-the-fly translations.
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Decisions like these, however, aren't to be made on the fly by a single physician.
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Everyone's learning on the fly as we go, which is what makes it so exciting.
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Personal Journeys Like many first-generation Americans my age, I learned Spanish on the fly.
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Other parts are vague enough that the government will determine their meaning on the fly.
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Others might reach for their phone when inspiration strikes, making quick buys on the fly.
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This isn't a column or even a formal blog post; just journalism on the fly.
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She thought she knew what to anticipate; anything else she'd figure out on the fly.
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Nor do I have a Robert Mapplethorpe hanging around to snap me on the fly.
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The beauty of mobile is that we can communicate on the fly to meet up.
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And the company's existing Go 4 app offers up quick video editing on the fly.
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So I set out to tackle this important milestone, adapting her ideology on the fly.
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Or you could just fly free through the kitchen, making things up on the fly.
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In the 1990s the KAWS name became associated with on-the-fly Manhattan street projects.
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It's a massive extension that will let artists view their stats anywhere, on the fly.
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He'd pared down his songs to their essential components and reinvented them on the fly.
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Already, advertisers can adjust to new circumstances on the fly and alter your anticipated choices.
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DPI goes up to 16,000 and is designed to be easily adjustable on the fly.
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Speech-to-text. This recording mode converts what you say into text on the fly.
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They use early voting data to adjust their advertising and field programs on the fly.
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Mr. Brosnan took his place, and had to prepare for the role on the fly.
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Desmond learned left field and center field on the fly last season, and he excelled.
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I've taken to sketching up photos and notes for friends and coworkers on the fly.
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Trump often attends important talks with little advance work and makes policy on the fly.
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The way Redtea Mobile's technology works is that it can reprogram eSIMs on the fly from the cloud, so a device that operates on one mobile network in one country can be reprogrammed to another network on the fly once it crosses the border.
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Occasionally I might need to reboot my laptop or troubleshoot on the fly during the auction.
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There are dials on the neck that let you adjust pitch and octave on the fly.
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Trump signed the directive on Friday, but the policy appeared to be evolving on the fly.
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"They are reacting on the fly, making up the rules as they go along," Kennett said.
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The last two weeks have seen an answer to that question vigorously written on the fly.
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My experience in television completely helped me think on the fly, and quickly turn numbers over.
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The company says that you'll be able to generate accounts, cards and IBANs on the fly.
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Most desktop web browsers have simple keyboard commands for increasing the text size on the fly.
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Sometimes early in the process — after a table read, say — sometimes on the fly on set.
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"No," Mr. Trump said in response to whether he had to make decisions on the fly.
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You can also program the keys for on-the-fly macro recording, if you're into that.
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Making fast, on-the-fly calls is the only way to accomplish your goals quickly, right?
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As demoed, you can switch between original Pokémon Red and the newer FireRed on the fly.
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He begged to be coached hard, and picked up nuances of the game on the fly.
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Pandemic readiness for health care facilities is too hard and complex to invent on the fly.
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And the portrait orientation is nice for reading a fair amount of text on the fly.
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That's why so much of watching Game of Thrones feels like you're learning on the fly.
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As a result, he holds no press conferences and brooks no questions except on the fly.
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This will allow you to make adjustments on the fly before the message gets completely lost.
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When you create kinship in free fall, you may grab at certain items on the fly.
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In the long-term, do not doubt Brown's capacity to learn and execute on the fly.
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But now I find comfort in that too because I'm all into working on the fly.
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Houston reorganizes on the fly in a way that feels like they're getting away with something.
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Or, for the more adventurous logophile, you can make up your own lyrics on the fly.
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They're wrong, but Twitter probably can't devote resources to sussing out the difference on the fly.
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It required singing on the fly, we didn't have much rehearsal, just one very brief hour.
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It was the first time the doctor had seen a hospital convert units on the fly.
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The players are a wild card that mixers like Stoakley need to interpret on the fly.
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He replies to email erratically; "sent on the fly from God knows where," reads his signature.
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I hold classes in a construction trailer or train someone on the fly where they're working.
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He knows exactly what he can pay in either scenario, and can adjust on the fly.
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Do you ever design shows where certain lighting and visual components are done on the fly?
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Use the bilingual conversation feature to communicate with them on the fly; it supports 43 languages.
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Many of the ingredients for developing a clubhouse bonhomie on the fly are already in place.
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They do not need a half-hearted, on-the-fly endorsement of contraception in limited situations.
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Li's on-the-fly deepfake, which appeared on screen before a live audience, wouldn't fool anyone.
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They're changing duration on the fly while you're on the bike workout for your structural workout.
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In the other, viewers pay for technologies that let them make those edits themselves on the fly.
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Make no mistake: Even on the fly, with no preparation at all, Peele's Obama is pretty perfect.
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As such, good prosecutors learn to read an audience and to think and speak on the fly.
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This isn't so good for doing algebra on the fly, but that's not a brain's main business.
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Such a robot would need to adapt to people on the fly and provide more complex lessons.
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He has vivid memories of his parents walking around their home, making up songs on the fly.
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He didn't know the records, he didn't know the tracks; he just played them on the fly.
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It was customizable on the fly in a manner impossible for most laptops over the last decade.
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Cars have long had computerised engine-management that responds on the fly to changes in driving conditions.
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She pretty much did this on the fly and had no official sanction for a few months.
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So, Moore took out a screwdriver and literally started fixing them on the fly, one by one.
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This is why Adidas and Nike are building 3D factories, that can be changed on the fly.
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It was the early days of BOOM's fact-checking efforts, and reporters were learning on the fly.
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McLean crafted long and devastating combinations of attacks on the fly; Kishida rejected them with seeming clairvoyance.
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" Whilst producing Fading, Healy and Wilson explored South London, speaking to locals and "filming on the fly.
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You were expected to move and find cover on the fly, and your enemies did the same.
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These are prepaid credit cards that you can create on the fly and use for online purchases.
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Features include real-time validation, automated government, insurance and tax communication and on-the-fly payroll calculations.
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This is useful for those needing to create an electronic health record on the fly, for example.
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The app is designed to make it really easy to change up a playlist on the fly.
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Line weight, opacity, brush shape, color and more are all editable, on the fly, while you're drawing.
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"I wish our politicians would stop with their half-baked, on-the-fly immigration policy," said Sharma.
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It's perfectly portable — no corkscrew, knife or cheese plate required — for lavish summer living on the fly.
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Or maybe you're a culinary wizard who can throw fancy meals together on the fly — sans recipes.
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"We were making ads on the fly based on what Monty thought would happen next," says Smyth.
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And if it finds a better route, it will change up your driving directions on the fly.
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I had to learn a lot on the fly, it wasn't easy and it wasn't always fun.
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The sound profiles work well enough, allowing you to tinker with your listening experience on the fly.
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Extroverts enjoy thinking on their feet, brainstorming on the fly and simultaneously processing and articulating information. Introverts?
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Bottom lineDon't be like me and open store credit cards on the fly just for the discounts.
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You can increase your negotiating leverage with prior research, so you can compare offers on the fly.
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Vize makes software that creates beautiful and interactive data visualizations that can be edited on the fly.
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We came up with a new menu on the fly, using up all the ingredients we'd bought.
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Increasingly, that involves artificial intelligence like natural language processing (NLP) to provide on the fly transcription services.
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The on-board battery is swappable on the fly – a big deal for a drone this small.
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Imposium applies visual effects like datamoshing, sound interruption, sound flowing, motion tracking, and rotoscoping on the fly.
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In the two sobering seasons that followed, the Red Sox finished last and rebuilt on the fly.
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There will also be a takeout adjunct, Fish on the Fly, for lobster rolls and the like.
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Intelligent animals don't rely on fixed responses to survive — they can invent new behaviors on the fly.
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Politics, they say, is a game where whoever's ahead gets to change the rules on the fly.
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PITTSBURGH — The faces around Russell Wilson have changed as the Seattle Seahawks rebuild themselves on the fly.
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The whole concept of changing three forwards on the fly never failed to mystify Hockey 101 students.
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Pairing the software and hardware together gives you verbal translations for 33 different languages on-the-fly.
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"This is constitutionality on the fly," said Adam Wagner, a human rights lawyer at Doughty Street Chambers.
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For that, you rely on an entirely different kind of learning, one that happens on the fly.
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You can hover the S Pen over a piece of text and translate it on the fly.
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They serve the idea of speech, by refiguring it, by adopting and adapting it on the fly.
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DiLiberto skipped that stage, keeping the concepts in his head and improvising physical details on the fly.
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So much of it is improvising on the fly in response to all these messages coming in.
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Every dynasty that intends to stay on top must eventually alter its fundamental makeup on the fly.
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He often responds to fans who have customer feedback, and makes changes on the fly to Tesla's products.
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The entire mission relied on a great deal of on-the-fly decision-making as the situation unfolded.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But perhaps the slickest new Bixby feature is its on-the-fly translation skills.
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Ryot is run by experienced filmmakers, but they enthusiastically embrace a figure-it-out-on-the-fly approach.
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Situations like this arise all the time, and the guide has to figure it out on the fly.
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If need be, first responders could theoretically construct their own detection devices on the fly using this breakthrough.
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New York-based Zeel also has an offering for folks who want to book massages on the fly.
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That's not feasible, though, so instead you need to find a way to tally hashtags on the fly.
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They can also change those settings on the fly and the drone will adjust how it's filming accordingly.
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"I thought they would cut me a lot earlier, I was doing that on the fly," she said.
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How do you even start, especially if you aren't good at coming up with ideas on the fly?
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Reviewing on-the-fly is part of the advantage of digital photography over shooting on film, after all.
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"Maps tell us lots of interesting stuff that we don't have to compute on the fly," says Thomason.
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Keep one (or all) of these refreshing products in your makeup bag for instant relief on the fly!
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By leveraging their investment in machine learning, Spotify's new free tier recommends music to users on the fly.
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With Manning's penchant for changing plays on the fly Kuechly will need to be at his most alert.
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It's also what allows Google to react to changes in the industry, like this one, on the fly.
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The vocals are short, repeated phrases and sentences, some appropriated from conversation and others improvised on the fly.
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The silver exterior acts as a projection screen, letting the driver change colors and patterns on the fly.
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"We believe that Tesla is essentially learning how to become a manufacturing company on the fly," said Spak.
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You are going to pay more for this because you're walking up and ordering it on the fly.
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Judges don't appreciate having to deal with someone who is trying to learn the law on the fly.
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This is all done behind the scenes, or on the fly, so you don't have to do anything.
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Samsung's also brought a very simple video editor into the mix here, which is nice on the fly.
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The show's creators monitor fan commentary and sometimes respond to it by changing plot details on the fly.
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This includes support for Skype for Business to create call URLs on the fly for scheduled conference calls.
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What made his videos unique was his ability to translate the game on the fly for his viewers.
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"We're going through a lot of different defenses and learning to switch up on the fly," LaVine said.
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Up top you've got a trio of big, beefy dials, which are great for on-the-fly shooting.
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If artists want to add to the renderings, speed also lets them tweak their creations on the fly.
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Getting things done on the fly with little to no planning but iterating quickly to meet deadlines.3.
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She, too, works long, difficult hours and has to manage her family and her clients on the fly.
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After the third order, Mr. Fox revamped the okra on the fly, adding fermented husk cherries and aioli.
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For companies managing their internet infrastructures, making adjustments to computing needs on the fly is expensive and complicated.
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This is the moment to design and build those systems, none of which can happen on the fly.
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This time, evaluators observe each student, noting how well they communicate with others and adapt on the fly.
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In the case of something like PiP, that editing as actually happening on the fly, in real-time.
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Once in park, customers have the ability to mess around and make their own songs on the fly.
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By all accounts, Mr. Trump is less worried than Mr. Obama about making such calls on the fly.
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The screen also doubles as a button for switching between configurations or changing the settings on the fly.
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But the departures of four key players in one off-season forced Wright to adapt on the fly.
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Acts of Sedition, put together on the fly, captured a moment in time before it became a reality.
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Think of it as journalism on the fly — the first rough draft of the first rough draft of history.
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The Apple iPhone has a built-in magnifying glass that can help you read small text on the fly.
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Overwatch involves constant on-the-fly improvisational skill, an almost instinctive reaction to ever-changing conditions inside the game.
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Google has spent billions of dollars teaching computers to play Go, drive cars and translate languages on the fly.
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Republicans are adding handwritten notes in the margins and crossing out whole sections of the bill on the fly.
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It was learning on the fly, making sure you were keeping up with what needed to be done developmentally.
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Of course, for those who use password managers like LastPass, you can generate cryptographically secure passwords on the fly.
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Both mice offer the option to quickly switch DPI sensitivity on the fly, customizable LEDs, and nine configurable buttons.
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And it also sort of showed how, yeah, how they kind of are making these up on the fly.
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Another notable change in Book 2.0 is that Cadillac is deemphasizing the ability to swap cars on the fly.
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Google also plans to roll out routines, but these double commands make for a quick, on-the-fly solution.
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Then it uses language processing and speech recognition to make suggestions on the fly to help steer the conversation.
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It currently supports 103 languages by typing, and it can translate bilingual conversations on the fly in 37 languages.
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They're literally editing the genome on the fly—and they've got it down to the level of individual letters.
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But it also found that the idea of having wines customised on the fly to individual tastes was appealing.
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The team crafts specialized tools to suit their needs on the fly, including zero-day malware developed in-house.
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Throughout this interview, Flynn and Sendejas don't finish each other's sentences, so much as edit them on the fly.
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You can swap weapons on the fly using the directional pad, and dodge enemy attacks with a quick roll.
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Pyro makes it easy to update your playlist on the fly Pyro sounds dead simple, and, really, it is.
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For the most part, that includes finding local businesses, asking oddball queries on the fly, and doing language translation.
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It's in here that T-Pain's been using Live Loops to put together a new song on the fly.
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Instead of having to choose how you want to connect before you start, conversations can evolve on the fly.
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But no, there wasn't any kind of extensive training, I kind of had to just learn on the fly.
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But where Nate Diaz seems to surpass his brother is in his willingness to change plans on the fly.
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"I have to constantly try and understand how she's feeling to able to adjust on the fly," Darren said.
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Most photographs of life in Times Square are quick street shots, meant to capture the carnival on the fly.
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Chet and Quinn's disparate approaches are Frankensteined into a soft-core sports wonderland, and filming changes on the fly.
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But his power game has also been more mechanical than inspirational: weak on improvisation and adjustments on the fly.
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And Trump's legal team often seems to be seeking retroactive rationales for decisions made by Trump on the fly.
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There are also moments where the lack of fluidity in Joey's message show that he's learning on the fly.
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Our on-the-fly review: We'd have been happy with an album comprised entirely of Jonny Greenwood sound effects.
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The team is working on having the software adapt and learn on the fly, but it's not implemented yet.
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Which means anyone can determine, on the fly, their own personal standards for journalism — newsworthiness, context and documentation, ethics.
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The speaker will continue to adjust its audio on the fly, at all times, as you move it around.
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"You kind of learn on the fly on these things," he told reporters after the suspect had been arrested.
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He's thinking faster, on the fly, syncing his brain up with muscles that go zero to 100 on command.
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Now artists in the collective use smartphones to improvise on the fly, and the films have become more dreamlike.
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The sheer range of powers means that you can constantly explore new play styles and improvise on the fly.
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It's also a map, address book and on-the-fly tour guide — right up until the battery unexpectedly dies.
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Thousands of children will have to adjust on the fly, bussed for hours to new schools from makeshift housing.
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Better yet, you can reconfigure the controller's settings on-the-fly, assigning specific prompts to the buttons you want.
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Eichner begins the editing process on the fly, saying into the mike whether a clip was usable or not.
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Two external mics continuously sample noise from your surroundings in order to adjust noice cancellation levels on the fly.
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Older workers must learn these new skills on the fly, while younger workers may have learned them in school.
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It says it has created a custom hardware controller that can convert SDR video into HDR on the fly.
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Previous games in the series didn't have the ability to make adjustments on the fly for the changing times.
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The system continues to use the dynamic hand-off system that trades power for battery life on the fly.
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The latter can often be put together on the fly—not that you could tell by looking at it.
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This is a short season of leftovers, into which we'll all feed plenty asparagus, inventing recipes on the fly.
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They whisper out from basements and attics, and from miniscule studios and on-the-fly live broadcasts like KBFG's.
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He's buying extra boxes of diapers and Pepsi, which he also uses to make gas masks on the fly.
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For Maschine, these updates also mean a more optimized and tactile experience for programming and performing beats on the fly.
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But the Republican plan has come together very quickly, and legislators have had to digest its consequences on the fly.
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The ZOE puts all those data points together to generate a Kerouac-style story on the fly based on conditions.
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By simply asking the speaker, you can stream music, live radio, podcasts, and even listen to audiobooks on the fly.
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There are no systems to manage or tweak on the fly, there's just the purity of driver, machinery, and circuit.
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With that assistance, hackers can design malware more effectively or more easily update it on the fly, increasing their profits.
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Recruiters asked him a series of questions to see whether he could come up with creative solutions on the fly.
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You can grow fruit on the fly with seeds, or feed those seeds to a chicken for more powerful meat.
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That way, each can look for which one is strongest and switch to it on the fly without interrupting data.
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Matovu, who served as the nonprofit's CEO, learned how to raise money, write grants, and set curriculums on the fly.
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You know, he got it and worked on the fly, and changed stuff, and he gets the credit for that.
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The controlP5 library lets you input text, which we modified to support programming of the Processing sketch on the fly.
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He still has good play designs, and he's managed to keep Brees effective and hide the decline on the fly.
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Google continues to be the king of building context on-the-fly and accurately understanding the intent of the searcher.
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From there, you can copy and paste that text elsewhere on your phone and even translate it on the fly.
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Essential stitches the image on the fly, so what you see is what you get when you tap the shutter.
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It lets you adjust video quality on the fly, introduce custom subtitles, and get on-screen diagnostics with a click.
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It can automatically detect faces in the shot and adjust the exposure and color settings on the fly, for example.
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Matching spare capacity to cargo in need of transport on the fly would allow the "Uberisation" of the freight business.
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In the spot, Williams crafts a story on the fly to a child who can't go to sleep without one.
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There's even a quick add section you can use to dump your ideas on the fly even when you're offline.
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A little advice: Try stopping by an hour before closing, as they can sometimes slip you in on the fly.
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You can quickly change them on the fly and capture all kinds of shots that you could never capture before.
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When the images and data are captured, they are then encrypted on the fly and recorded on to the SSDs.
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The paddles, thumbsticks, and faceplate can all be adjusted on the fly, just as you can do with the Vantage.
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Change an order on the fly and the warehouse can send the order ... where before it could take a week.
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Aurora Labs developed a platform designed to detect (and even predict) problems and then fix any issues on the fly.
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Over a decade ago, outside clubs in Tallahassee, he'd use the app to make songs for people on the fly.
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Researchers can study a car's response to obstacles and various scenarios incrementally, and make changes on the fly as needed.
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To avoid this, I tweaked my settings, insisting the video stream in high quality instead of adapting on the fly.
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He's both able to execute Stevens' game plan and adapt on the fly to any unforeseen scenarios that pop up.
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Mods can also be attached or detached on the fly and don't require the phone to be rebooted in between.
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It's all thanks to an experimental Microsoft bot called Project Murphy, which lets you create Franken-celebs on the fly.
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"We didn't have any expectations,'' Scioscia said, "He's learning on the fly and he's been real good at making adjustments.
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The surreal image caught on the fly can remind us of our vulnerability much more powerfully than manipulated photographs can.
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As a commissioner, I'm reluctant to outlaw any transactions on the fly, mainly because it adds work and I'm lazy.
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Knowing that you might have a "wrench in your day" and need to reschedule things on-the-fly is empathy.
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If I have eggs and bread, I can make a meal on the fly, doctored up with some hot sauce.
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Physical improvement can only accomplish so much without awareness, zippy instincts, and the capacity to communicate on the fly, though.
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Of course, most people never get any training; they make judgments on the fly, about costs, tactics and personal integrity.
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Yeah one of the cool things is once the app is live, we can add stuff in on the fly.
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He did a good job of battling through it, kind of figuring it out and finding it on the fly.
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New Orleans also sent linebackers on cross-dog run blitzes, and those interior linemen struggled to react on the fly.
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If courts can create these kinds of exceptions on the fly, they can create even more exceptions in the future.
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Like anyone who uses Photoshop, I use files that have multiple layers and regularly switch between PSDs on the fly.
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Additionally, because the "sets" are just digitally projected 3D environments, they can be moved around and edited on the fly.
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Friends gather at bars with no external distractions and little chance of making plans with other people on the fly.
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Playing that way against Baltimore will require plenty of on-the-fly adjustments, a challenge even for a veteran group.
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You'll even get cool, motion-activated controls on the front of the device for seamless audio adjustments on-the-fly.
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There are plenty of advantages to having a subscription like Audible instead of simply listening to audiobooks on the fly.
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If some guys don't like the extra rest, you kind of have to adjust on the fly a little bit.
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AWS designed its own analytics processors to power this service and accelerate the data compression and encryption on the fly.
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He's opted instead to offer comments to the media on the fly, in interviews with handpicked reporters and on Twitter.
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They're successfully rebuilding on the fly while Lowry, DeMar DeRozan, and Serge Ibaka begin to decline on big-money contracts.
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As the guest talks, Barbaro's producers are sometimes rewriting questions on the fly to make them as useful as possible.
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Unlike the gamification of Guitar Hero/Rock Band, Electronauts is more experiential, designed to create remixes of songs on the fly.
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The app can also help you get on a pumping schedule and receive breastfeeding tips and educational information on the fly.
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In China, custom shops for building parts on the fly are a dime-a-dozen, and labor is plentiful and cheap.
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For me though, what would make this tool even better is being able to switch between languages seamlessly on the fly.
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Doctors and paramedics are having to learn on the fly how to treat severe reactions to the many varieties of spice.
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That requires software, and on the hardware side, chips that allow you to do real time image processing on the fly.
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In other words, our options on what drinks we get to enjoy on the fly are only growing and getting better.
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The key is finding a system you like that sports dual XLR mic inputs that you can monitor on the fly.
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They cannot be adjusted on the fly; you can't send a technician into the stratosphere to fiddle with the balloon's antennas.
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It's simple to select them with your right hand on the fly as you draw, giving a distinct feeling of dexterity.
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The site's design suggests you're in control of the song wizardry, but the site doesn't create mash-ups on the fly.
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There's also a chunky new bass slider on the rear that allows you to adjust the low end on the fly.
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Where YouTube has found success with creators who carefully edit and curate their personas, Twitch relies on entertainment on the fly.
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There's also a browser extension to add links on-the-fly, that way you can load up content throughout the week.
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It has a massive 23-inch touch display that's only 23 millimeters thick and flips between color spaces on the fly.
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But tweaking settings, isn't very helpful if you're shooting on the fly and need to get the perfect shot right away.
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Trump's prepared remarks did not call for the "freeing of political prisoners," a hefty demand Trump apparently added on the fly.
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What defines the Spurs dynasty, as much as anything, is the way in which the team has reloaded on the fly.
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It requires a lot of complicated coding he does on the fly in a terminal window on his Linux-based desktop.
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You also use your thumb to change the pointer speed on the fly via the small circular button on the top.
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"Have that decision (about dessert) made before you go so you're not trying to make it on the fly," Castle said.
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The system processed vast batches of phone numbers and curated custom messages on the fly with links to the fake sites.
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With the Northrups' photography experience, they converted their garage into a makeshift stock studio and learned the business on the fly.
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For a team that's attempting to renovate on the fly, betting on length and youth is probably the best play available.
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Microsoft Word makes it easy to create and edit documents on the fly whether you pay for Office 365 or not.
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Doing so would give cities the capability to change routes and capacity on the fly according to fluctuations in passenger demand.
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There was no "plan B." It's being made up on the fly, with no guarantees hardliners don't derail the world's diplomats.
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The ability to take handwritten notes on the fly with the S Pen is easier than tapping away on a screen.
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But a former senior defense official who worked with Kushner told me that he had been educating himself on the fly.
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Other amenities: If you have children in tow, let them play at the Kids on the Fly play zone in 2.
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"People are using the cover of technological distance, and just hoping people will make quick donations on the fly," said Pasic.
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After enough of this "training," the nodes arrange themselves to complete a particular task, like convincingly manipulating video on the fly.
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"It gets generated on the fly by an algorithm, so it's programmatic storytelling," Nickel Media's Jason Nickel tells The Creators Project.
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One of the Model 3's big selling points is its autonomous driving software, which can be updated on the fly.
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There's an amusing on-the-fly component to watching a bunch of stars patch it together, but there's also some waste.
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Michael invents her on the fly, yes, but the audience should still feel a waft of estrogen whenever she walks on.
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People are taking its ideas more seriously, but reinventing the system in the world's largest economy on the fly seems risky.
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Something off-kilter in their framing convinces you that they were taken on the fly, as the landscape glided by outside.
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West has long been known for his tendency to make a public spectacle, whether through on the fly comments or behavior.
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"Hill access and markets with lots of adjusting day by day on the fly," he said, describing the concerns of clients.
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In this case, experts suggest managers create a dynamic agenda or one that's built on a shared document on the fly.
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The other, Ally (Lady Gaga), comes up with a lyric on the fly to describe the star she's getting to know.
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On the fly ball, Cleveland outfielder Michael Brantley seemed to throw out Ronald Torreyes, trying to advance from second to third.
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He then hit a sharp liner to center field, but Cespedes fielded it cleanly and threw it home on the fly.
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While a human can adapt on the fly from the feel and sight of the dough, a machine is less adaptable.
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Management experts have a playbook for scaling up management of growing companies, and Tesla is learning similar lessons on the fly.
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Trump alone drives the impeachment message, but he often creates it on the fly reacting to newspaper headlines or TV networks.
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The viewer, as usual with the Dardennes, is plunged into his reality and trusted to gather essential information on the fly.
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The AirPods Pro are designed to dynamically adjust how much noise cancellation is applied on the fly based on your environment.
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This could automate the process of programming videogame characters or even allow behavior to emerge on the fly in a game.
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ABC was squeezing into our weekends on-the-fly learning about immigration and bills becoming laws through three-minute animated lessons.
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So he decided to run, figuring out electoral politics on the fly, stunning the political establishment and really the entire nation.
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In practice, the result plays out as something akin to a drama scripted on the fly as players encounter each other.
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Fixing tractors and grain harvesters now requires advanced math and comprehension skills and the ability to solve problems on the fly.
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Our goal would be to open it further and further so they can make really strategic playmaking decisions on the fly.
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This was my first full-length film, and it was challenging to try and pick it up all on the fly.
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Don't make shit up on the fly because it's fun—that's rude, and everyone else worked a lot harder than you.
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This project from Tokyo Tech is a step in that direction, producing gaits on the fly that the researchers never programmed in.
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Our nimble culture allowed us to adjust to the ever-changing circumstances and make changes on the fly as the situation warranted.
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They communicate early and often, make adjustments on the fly and seize the opportunity to move the ball down the field together.
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JG: Well, because Steve Jobs wouldn't allow Flash, we converted it to Apple native formats on the fly and in the cloud.
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This was what made Prey: Mooncrash so wonderful—a light smattering of random elements that forced you to think on the fly.
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With these robotic skins, however, one could potentially create all sorts of different robots, and even alter their functions on the fly.
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Here's how to do that: Apple's new Measure app uses its augmented reality tools to let you measure things on the fly.
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Just last month, Google showed off an "Interpreter mode" that would let Google Home devices act as an on-the-fly translator.
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The site has a clear and simple interface, but it's not always as convenient as planning on the fly from your phone.
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Ubisoft's answer: an on-the-fly system that lets you transform vehicles regardless of where you are or how fast you're moving.
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Also, keep in mind that this was something he said live, on the fly, in response to a joke from a reporter.
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The current version is fairly limited, but he is building a customization system that will let anyone solve problems on-the-fly.
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If a user prefers, the TVs can adjust audio and picture settings on the fly based on whatever content is currently playing.
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He acts like he -- and he alone - -is blessed by the Creator to be able to do it all on the fly.
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You switch on the fly by swiping up and down on the DualShock 4's touchpad, rearranging your moveset in an instant.
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Toggle on the fly between Video and Audio Calls, Video and Audio notes, stickers, and text as your environment or intentions change
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For those of us who were raised without this kind of consciousness, it was a lot more of learning on the fly.
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That could mean delivering it in English for one user and Spanish for another, all on the fly across millions of servers.
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Similar to Final Cut, Touch Bar also has rich functionality within DJ Pro to add effects and preview waveforms on the fly.
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They didn't want users to just tap along to prewritten songs, but to make up pieces of melody on the fly instead.
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Expect more on-the-fly adaptation that with most decks and make the best judgment call you can about what you steal.
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The Policy team worked quickly with the legal department to relax its gratuitous violence policy, on the fly creating a newsworthiness exemption.
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Since then, Yankovic has stated that he's done with releasing traditional albums, instead opting to release new music online on the fly.
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It rarely misunderstood what I was saying and corrected itself on the fly even as I stuttered through some of the queries.
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Mr. Luu tosses grapes in the air to show how well Eeyore, a silvery-cheeked hornbill, can catch insects on the fly.
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The governor became well-known for responding to criticism with insults and derision, often on the fly, creating many YouTube-ready moments.
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The performance often registered as suitelike, but it could have been a collection of pieces arranged into a suite on the fly.
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"I think the funny thing about Invincible is it was kind of created on the fly," Kirkman said during a recent interview.
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President Trump is not the first to express frustration with China, but his on-the-fly tariff strategy is not the answer.
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A higher-resolution camera, in use for Rio, creates a 108-megapixel image from 36 lenses, stitching it together on the fly.
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Reports suggest that Trump also makes decisions on-the-fly, dispensing with the advice and plans of some of his closest advisors.
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Some lawyers designed evidence-collection techniques on the fly, and didn't always keep records of how and when they had gathered evidence.
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This technique creates an on the fly map that lets the drone handle uncertainty as opposed to being ready in every situation.
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Smart lenses that adjust on-the-fly: Corrective lenses are poised for perhaps the first truly revolutionary leap forward they've ever experienced.
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Norway is a solo traveler's playground: With no one to appease, I made decisions on the fly and savored the revelatory moments.
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And Apprente has touted its ability to incorporate order changes on the fly more quickly than its human analog as an example.
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The team's defense, which propelled them to five straight playoff appearances and a Super Bowl title, is being remade on the fly.
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On the podcast, we can hear her practicing a supple kind of literary criticism, on the fly, in front of the authors.
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Family getaways were impromptu escapades, where lodging was found on the fly, on an Amish farm or in a brothel's spare room.
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All travel requires a degree of improvisation, and Bourdain and his cameramen are well versed in reconceiving a show on the fly.
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It's a dish I concocted somewhat on the fly, having decided only on chicken, prunes and smoky cumin before I went shopping.
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I'm just not sure today's "Roseanne," half-remaking itself into a new show on the fly, has a handle on it yet.
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The unforced error reflects the unseen logistical challenges of mounting a last-minute presidential campaign and building an organization on the fly.
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I highly recommend making a batch over the weekend, so you can put together a delicious Japanese curry on the fly anytime.
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Each expression, action, or phrase is calculated on the fly, based on the AI model that's been built up for each Neon.
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This is not the kind of thing you want to do on the fly because that creates chaos.' said Hawaii Lt. Gov.
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As is so often true of these films, the dizzying array of characters -- introduced on the fly -- can be a bit discombobulating.
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I produce my podcast on the fly as I'm recording, and the ability to quickly monitor volume at a glance is paramount.
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It's fundamentally a political process built on the fly by political actors and only rarely used over the course of American history.
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Learning about neighborhood and school segregation on the fly as a young mayor when such things had apparently never occurred to you.
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It looks more like the work of someone who is learning on the fly, and not doing a very good job of it.
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Pulisic had to learn German on the fly, attending a public high school in Germany while he kicked off his professional soccer career.
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The nature of 23D-printing means that pieces like this can be built and customized on the fly at a much lower cost.
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While the Toronto Raptors, Washington Wizards, and Milwaukee Bucks have continuity on their side, Boston is forced to generate chemistry on the fly.
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Similar to photos, it appears that the apps will allow you to record and upload a video on the fly from your mobile.
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Clouseau had absolute trust in the drone's ability to stay safely aloft while he learned to pilot the craft, literally, on the fly.
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Though this is a trick which has been managed in the past, Hydra can do it on the fly, on a laptop computer.
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It sounds annoying, but in practice it's pretty decent, thanks to a feature that helps you generate your own playlists on the fly.
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One of these and an Echo Spot will set you back $150 — not too shabby for an on-the-fly home security system.
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Plus, the machine learning aspect enables it to improve and automatically correct itself on the fly, given your own social media engagement metrics.
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If the batsman hits the ball and it reaches the boundary on the fly (aka, a home run), this automatically scores six runs.
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But Bob Odenkirk was unavailable, so we had to on-the-fly create a whole new character that we just called the Cleaner.
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All of these sensors are designed to save energy by changing settings on the fly, much like a Nest thermostat or the Ecobee4.
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Users can run a plug into their cameras and use this wheel to manually adjust focus on the fly for more specific control.
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These are raw and rushed ruminations, journalism on the fly, but it's an attempt to hold politicians accountable instantaneously for their rhetorical stretches.
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You won't understand all the history between the characters right away, but this show isn't too complex to figure out on the fly.
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Sure, we all hate a mushy taco, but what about the poor employees who had to deal, on the fly, with Williams' request?
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His syntax seems generated on the fly, word to word, each stumbling straight into the next, bound by the barest loyalty to grammar.
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Earlier today: National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster wouldn't deny that Trump revealed classified intel, and said Trump made the decision on the fly.
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The AirPlay 2 feature will also let anyone on your Wi-Fi jump in and contribute to collaborative party playlists on the fly.
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After its big brother, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), launches in 2018, those sorts of fixes-on-the-fly won't be possible.
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"We believe that Tesla is essentially learning how to become a manufacturing company on the fly," said RBC Capital Markets analyst Joseph Spak.
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These new technology products can, for example, help plumbers view new jobs, navigate to their next appointment and bill customers on the fly.
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She tweets birth chart analyses on the fly, writes openly about her personal spiritual practices, and uses celestial transits to analyze pop culture.
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Both modes have unique advantages and a couple of special moves, and you'll switch between them on the fly during a good fight.
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The culture that emerges must respond on the fly, with technical insight, to new threats, technologies, and behaviors, as our cyber warriors do.
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Mail — and anything else a ship might need — must be delivered on the fly, while the mail boat and the freighter are moving.
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Everything you need to prep yourself for a day's worth of espresso-making on the fly comes in the case — except the water.
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The pictures in "Ballad" often are blurry, badly lit and haphazardly composed, taken on the fly as if by an embedded combat photographer.
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Students from online education organization Udacity used artificial intelligence to teach driving on the fly, using a car owned by software company PolySync.
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But reflect for a moment on the character he plays, who must do his own self-reflection on the fly and under duress.
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They can download course readings, look up unfamiliar concepts on the fly and create an accurate, well-organized record of the lecture material.
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It will have to reassess employee schedules on the fly, as staff members leave unexpectedly when they or a family member gets sick.
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Mr. Antoine's talent is reading his subjects and getting the exposure and composition correct on the fly, in traffic, with a manual camera.
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He told Barrows that action sports and football require some similar skills, like balance, tolerance for physical contact, and adjusting on the fly.
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Google offers on-screen adjustments, like the new dual-exposure control, which lets you manually adjust brightness and shadow brightness on the fly.
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Instead of precise instructions, Leone switched his train of thought on the fly with a childlike exuberance and a charming New Jersey accent.
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Realizing quickly that firearms and close air support weren't cutting it, the Marines adapted on the fly as they have throughout their history.
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Instead, Mr. Trump has simply sidelined the security council and its role in coordinating foreign policy, relegating it to on-the-fly improvisation.
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With a driver in his hand ... Phil took a violent swing and ripped a golf ball that hit the green on the fly.
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Additionally, Apple says it has updated its photo processing pipeline with semantic rendering, which makes it easier to adjust lighting on the fly.
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"He is proposing plans with no details, he's making up policy on the fly," Scheer said at a campaign stop in Thorold, Ontario.
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But asking content makers to constantly on the fly adjust to whatever the new parameters are is gonna end up with bad results.
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I found that it was hard to make up a conversation on the fly without asking questions—questions being another improv no-no.
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With those two inevitably finding their way into Charlotte's starting lineup, the Hornets can rebuild on the fly around their franchise point guard.
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Beamer automatically converts video into Apple TV-friendly formats on the fly, then plays them through Airplay to your Apple TV in high fidelity.
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It's a battle of autonomous systems designed to identify security holes in software programs they've never encountered—and patch those holes on the fly.
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The tool exports its 3D models into Unity models, something the team had to figure out on the fly during the long hackathon night.
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And to spur the next wave of immersive entertainment, VR directors and developers are creating the language of a new medium on the fly.
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Kourtney documented the night on Snapchat, filming a silly "on-the-fly interview" with several of her friends speaking in made-up Finnish accents.
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The machine instructions for those commands are already generated and so it's more just a matter of matching commands to instructions on the fly.
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We also did things that happened on the fly that worked out well, but we definitely planned methodically to try and make it work.
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As I mentioned before, much of it is encrypted, or passes through a proxy, or is cached on the fly by Google or Netflix.
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"You're seeing social media marketing techniques are very effective [on mobile] — marketers responding on-the-fly to events that are going on," Nalawadi said.
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The sensors collect on-the-fly anonymized data which is then accessed through a dashboard, giving companies insight into how spaces are being utilized.
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The only answer is a kind of wily resourcefulness, an on-the-fly problem-solving knack that can deliver at best small, local victories.
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However, they can recall details from previous conversations, learn on the fly, keep context, change the subject and drive the dialog toward a goal.
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Limelight detects the conditions of your end users' environment, from browser to bandwidth, and adjusts the content delivery on the fly for optimum performance.
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From temperature control to different color schemes, the PAX Mobile app lets users fiddle with the PAX 3 or PAX Era on the fly.
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Then I had several battles with the kitchen about food arriving up late and them messing things up that I needed on the fly.
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KH: You know that's an extrapolation that I'd have to think more carefully about than I can do on the fly in a podcast.
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When a participant speaks, the system analyzes the audio in real time, allowing the avatars to adopt the appropriate mouth shape on the fly.
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No need to wait until you've finished a sentence to think whether you meant "their" or "there" — it figures it out on the fly.
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While all of the text in his posts are generated on the fly, some do read eerily close to what you might find online.
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But the problem with drones—especially sophisticated models like the Phantom 4—is that you can't juggle the configurations very easily on the fly.
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Without hundreds of millions of dollars the NIH is executing the efforts on the fly, at the expense of valuable work on other diseases.
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Other companies like MindTickle, Lessonly, Skilljar, Guru Training and Rehearsal VRP offer creative new ways to bring on-the-fly training to sales teams.
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The vast majority of photos are taken with a mobile phone, edited on-the-fly and shared on social media as quickly as possible.
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The system is a Swift-based framework that offers live-reload of code, allowing you to add elements on the fly as you program.
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All of this is really useful if you find yourself wanting to tweak lots of settings on the fly, something that gamers usually do.
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Piloting a powerful race car through the twisting roads requires a steering wheel that can control and handle all those changes on the fly.
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To use it, you put the camera in place, then use your iPhone (only iPhones will be supported initially) to edit on-the-fly.
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But with evangelicals, without the same kind of rigid central governing body, individual churches have been responding to allegations of abuse on the fly.
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This forces flexibility, and tactics worked out on the fly, rather than letting you settle into well-worn battle plans and with them, boredom.
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This is our first look at the onboard tablets, which give New Yorkers an easier way to connect to the web on the fly.
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But an appearance in the Western Conference Finals isn't impossible if they adjust on the fly, whether or not they're built to do so.
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Fujifilm has altered the locking mechanism for the shutter speed and ISO dials, making it way simpler to adjust those settings on the fly.
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For all of the great things you can do on the fly, the podcasting mixing board wasn't great when it came to post-production.
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Even though it's limited, the silently released feature is arguably more handy than the forthcoming Routines as it can be accomplished on the fly.
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If people are still hungry, we'll give them duck fat potatoes on the fly, something quick because we want everybody to walk out happy.
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The report shows how officers from multiple agencies handled a rapidly unfolding crisis, making decisions on the fly, often with little coordination or direction.
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And, prompted by an audience question, he adjusted his immigration policy on the fly, suggesting that immigrants who join the military could avoid deportation.
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Once Zoom is enabled, you can enable and disable it on the fly by double tapping with three fingers anywhere on the screen. 6.
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"I can't deal with a big issue when I'm on the fly," he said as he hustled to a meeting in the Capitol. Sen.
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In the end, the most important thing might be to make a decision and be ready to change up your strategy on the fly.
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So I would say that they probably got other things we haven't seen that we're going to have to adjust to on the fly.
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You'll eventually find that even if the outcome isn't one you predicted, you're better able to handle each one and think on the fly!
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The vehicles ventured straight into the plumes of thick gas released by the erupting volcanoes, taking temperature, humidity, and thermal readings on the fly.
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The site now has a built in photo editor that lets you create clever graphics on the fly for social media, sharing, and blogging.
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An "arthritic component" in his knee became problematic in the playoffs last season, when the team attempted to manage his workload on the fly.
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While her images are rooted in reality, they portray a heightened, starker portrayal of it — shot on the fly and with plenty of flash.
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"This is news to me, so it will not surprise you if I don't express an opinion about it on the fly," he said.
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Clinton seemed to slowly but steadily learn how to confront and subdue Mr. Trump on the fly, as tens of millions of Americans watched.
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"It is not uncommon to change things on the fly and then take the blueprints and hand draw over them with revisions," Parham said.
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Meanwhile, charitable groups, denied a fixed place to help the migrants, have been bringing in meals and administering minimal medical care on the fly.
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Does the Department of Education really have confidence that its loan servicers can handle these changes on the fly, in a week or so?
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Like LJ, he's musically multitalented: in my band he sings, plays keyboard and guitar and often rearranges songs on the fly for acoustic performances.
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The result is that chemistry will need to be built on the fly, and nobody seems too sure how this tournament will pan out.
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But touch-screen tablets, and phones for that matter, make searching for recipes and how-to cooking videos on the fly easy and faster.
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The second granted patent describes a Watch band that can adjust itself on the fly — think Nike's self-tightening shoes, but on your wrist.
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Other helpful (and convenient) features include easy setup, automatic updates, Alexa functionality, and the ability to add on other Eero products on-the-fly.
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When she has a crazy day, but has a few extra minutes, she'll do squats, lunges, and planks on the fly, according to PopSugar.
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Periscope is more for on-the-fly mobile streaming, whereas Twitch is a platform built for playing to (and building) a 'lean back' audience.
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It's the predecessor of smart, more adaptive, nimble robots, capable of dealing with the messiness and complexity of the real world on the fly.
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While that feature is just a preview, Google is able to use the Assistant to translate on the fly in more real-world contexts.
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Having worked for clients, the team obviously knew how to build products, but it had to figure out sales and marketing on the fly.
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Combining the two should mean better design systems that are aware of their surroundings, crunch huge amounts of data and react on the fly.
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But the candidates — as well as their spouses — are trying to figure out on the fly what voters want to see from political husbands.
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The turntable that rotates the Act I set of Richard Eyre's production was broken, so it needed to be essentially restaged on the fly.
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After making it vanish, DelGaudio asked two audience members to choose the coordinates of a Los Angeles intersection, naming cross streets on the fly.
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Chief Brown said Dallas police "placed a device on [the robot's] extension" that later exploded, suggesting that the robot was improvised on the fly.
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That fight remains simply one of the best examples of adaptation and exploitation on the fly in a high level mixed martial arts bout.
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Everybody who has an iPhone has notes, and it's often thought of as a quick, go-to place to compose something on the fly.
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Given an increasingly long string of random numbers, I hit the test ceiling by repeating and then reversing 20 digits from memory on the fly.
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You can also remap those paddles on the fly by flicking the remap switch below the controller, and hitting the button you're looking to move.
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YouTube lets you create a queue of videos on the fly to watch sequentially, which seems like a sensible next feature for Facebook to add.
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It's still a very pretty 14-inch 1080p display, with rich colors and a neat tool that lets you change color settings on the fly.
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With perfect computerized knowledge of where potential riders were, they could pick up several people heading the same way, optimizing ride-sharing on the fly.
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Inside the box is everything they'd need to have a Seder on the fly, including candles, hummus, crackers, walnuts, apple juice, and even a yarmulke.
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Even with more of the cast sharing scenes, the episodes still seem cobbled together from moments caught on the fly between the actors' other projects.
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The M5 is full of frustration for people who like to pull back from a viewfinder a lot to review their images on the fly.
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Former Richmond Police chief John Dixon said that local police often have to adjust on the fly to the situation that their town is facing.
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The system is smart enough to differentiate between dictation and commands on the fly, so it won't include things like "hit send" in your messages.
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That means that the more complex apps — like games — are optimized for ARM and have to be translated on the fly to run on Intel.
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And, in a club, if that melody actually registered as too shrill on a system, I could adjust it on the fly with the mixer.
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Yet temperamentally, the careful and scrupulous vice president couldn't be more different from a commander in chief who prefers to make decisions on the fly.
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It's as if the show's management knew they wanted an RPG explosion and a car crash, and simply ad libbed the rest on the fly.
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And because sensor-rich robots can adapt to a variety of new challenges on the fly, we see more use cases for real-world application.
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Everything is managed from a central computer system, which coordinates the drones on the fly based on things like individual battery life and GPS signal.
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Selling the illusion of being a host meant the actors would need to improvise on the fly, drawing on their characters' origins, allegiances, and secrets.
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It seems changing an order is just as easy as placing one though, and the engineer was able to modify the order on the fly.
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Once things start, there's no real respite—waves of enemy boats will start coming in, and you need to defend each position on the fly.
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But Wahlberg has been able to learn on the fly and he has said he believes the key to getting ahead is to ask questions.
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This video annotates all the button pushing adjustments that are being made by the driver on the fly during a race, and it's pretty wild.
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After Eaton ran into the right field fence trying to make a play on the fly ball, he recovered and delivered a perfect throw home.
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For a company such as Delhivery, Urban Engines can send drivers along the fastest routes and change those routes on the fly as conditions change.
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However, we know from on-set diaries that Fisher was jealous of Harrison Ford, who got to rewrite dialogue for Han Solo on the fly.
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Trump is learning on the fly that the diplomacy part of being president is very different from the politicking he did on the campaign trail.
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With a compatible shoe and an app that can keep tabs on what your feet are doing, you can get form corrections on the fly.
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Now, as the government scrambles to comply with the court order, it's clear that officials are trying to create a reunification system on the fly.
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The stage of the street, the drama of protest, the theatrical image caught on the fly: These become means of seizing back the visual initiative.
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It reminded me of a meal I hadn't thought to record at the time, which I'd eaten on the fly at a KFC in Trivandrum.
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The Sense A Life solution seemingly works with nearly any car seat, and looks easy enough to swap between seats on the fly if needed.
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As Bognanno explains it, Copeland "wasn't gonna do the second record" and the band had to keep finding replacement drummers on the fly while touring.
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The best part is that the cartridge runs on the original SNES console without modifications, and you can edit the game's code on the fly.
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Then we started marketing to cities and states near fulfillment centers, using all direct-response marketing that we were able to optimize on the fly.
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But keen decision-making—the ability to execute tactical adjustments on the fly, and install logical schemes on both sides of the ball, also matter.
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These players spent about 90 minutes recording a range of phrases, which StatMuse then strings into complete sentences on the fly when generating a response.
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Further, this allows drones to zip between pillars or trees and base their next move on information gathered on the fly and not over time.
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According to the video's description, all of the visuals projected during the performance were rendered on the fly in real time, without any post-production.
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"There were a lot of things that I didn't know, and a lot of things that I had to learn on the fly," she adds.
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Sound smart: You have staff, cabinet officials and GOP allies trying to build -- on the fly -- a structure, guardrails and public case for their plans.
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You can also connect an HDMI device like a game console or stick in a USB drive full of videos to view on the fly.
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Yet for once, McConnell isn't controlling each aspect of crafting a major piece of legislation put together on the fly, an unusual position for him.
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JK: If I had to tell people to carry just one thing with them to handle stains on the fly, it would be hand sanitizer.
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They're running the routes and making route adjustments on the fly just because they've looked at the film and know how to do those things.
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Floor beds were converted to ICU beds on the fly as a cascade of patients in the ED and on the floor required emergency intubation.
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Scrambling to turn out its first mass-market electric car, the automaker set up multiple assembly lines and is changing production processes on the fly.
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Cutting back on this consumption has huge climate implications — plus it's essential for mobile devices and autonomous cars to do complex calculations on the fly.
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These can vary their stiffness on the fly, allowing a soft ride on the road but stiffening up on the track to provide maximum grip.
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CASA 3-in-234.99 USB-C Hub — $27 See Details This four-port hub allows you to transfer data on the fly in record speeds.
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His cabinet and the White House are left to respond to what Trump says on the fly and develop that into a quasi-coherent policy.
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This can create an awkward situation that makes it hard to pin down plans, but you're a flexible sign that can act on the fly!
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Over time, Uploadcare added back-end features, including the smart CDN that can modify content on the fly based on the client where it's displayed.
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But an even bigger problem for the president may be his decision that he'll defend himself against impeachment on the fly, without heeding professional advice.
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Trying to save up a few thousand dollars on the fly can seem daunting, but finding small ways to save over time can be easier.
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Improving her English on the fly, Garside went to school and became a registered nurse, working in several specialties and with a variety of populations.
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The second created a special exemption for services like ClearPlay which edited films "on the fly," instead of creating a new, censored version of the film.
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I'm right at that age demographic where it wasn't something that was necessarily taught in school, and so I've kind of been learning on the fly.
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An autonomous cart, on the other hand, can be reprogrammed on the fly to play a variety of rolls depending on the needs of the day.
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Last fall, he co-authored a paper in the journal Cell on how to use freeze-dried pellets and water to make drugs on the fly.
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Today, innovation is taking place in the area of offering real-time solutions, where on-the-fly analytics takes place, allowing real-time understanding and response.
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It's unclear what prompted the Trump's renewed bellicosity, though this isn't the first time the president has appeared to threaten nuclear war seemingly on the fly.
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Meanwhile, a web application also allows non-technical users — like the company's biz dev team, for example — to create promo codes on the fly, as needed.
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The first concerns her management style, which is to rely on a small group of advisers, refuse to consult and make big decisions on the fly.
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My car ride would actually be used to get things done, like learning about the city I was visiting or making new plans on the fly.
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Chris Harvey, Oats Studios' VFX Supervisor, explains that the main appeal of Unity's engine is the real-time rendering, which lets filmmakers adjust on the fly.
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Swim has built a system that does the equivalent job for few hundred dollars by learning from the data on the fly as they are generated.
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What's important is to stay nimble and ready to switch providers on the fly understanding that you can/should only jam so much on your endpoints.
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Not only can these materials capture and relay data to the cloud, they also can reconfigure themselves on-the-fly to react to changing environmental conditions.
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It's also designed to be fairly modular, meaning it can improve on the fly when upgrades to individual parts are available and can be swapped in.
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This is a story of how an experiment was saved by throwing out heavily regulated, detailed procedures in favor of using human judgement on the fly.
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On the fly, I thought it would be cool to have a splattering effect, give it a kick and show the violence inherent to the sport.
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If that deprived Stanton of getting used to his new surroundings at Yankee Stadium, his acclimation to New York has also taken place on the fly.
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Traffic bound for a gambling association's homepage was being rerouted to a Romanian dummy site, which was inserting the ads and affiliate codes on the fly.
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His words were always carefully chosen and crafted in a way that seemed rehearsed, but in reality it was always on the fly — that was Charles.
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The customers could then swap out the car, for a price, for something larger, more sporty, or more luxurious on the fly to meet their needs.
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"Final Fantasy VII Remake" will also let you swap between characters on the fly during battle so you can make the most of their individual abilities.
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This app gives you several pre-written quick replies to choose from, so you can respond to messages on the fly without taking your smartphone out.
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I once read with envy how Facebook engineers release multiple versions per day, and conduct QA on-the-fly as users encounter bugs in the product.
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The former two, by their nature, involve a certain degree of getting fed on the fly, and an overlooked pickle or side of slaw is understandable.
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Instead, it took four days: Potter flipped through the boxes in the courtroom, yanking out whatever seemed interesting, while Fisher cross-examined witnesses on the fly.
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And yet improvisation — having to operate in a strange culture and make changes on the fly — is what provides the career boost that everyone talks about.
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The show hasn't quite matched the weirdness of its first week, when guests had no idea what was happening or how to adjust on the fly.
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The company hopes to eventually build the ability to learn and adapt right into the bot so nurses can teach it new tasks on the fly.
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Or there's the Picture (PiP) window, which opens up some dynamic possibilities for webloggers, allowing them to insert themselves into what they're shooting on the fly.
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Their enormous sense of entitlement notwithstanding, they don't get to rewrite the rules of democracy on the fly as it suits them, from bill to bill.
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There's a lot of tricky active (on-the-fly) mixing during the show too, with the enthusiastic intermingling of the performers making that process even trickier.
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When the developer sends the file to GitHub, Render can build the infrastructure for the customer on the fly based on the contents of this file.
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Sanchez's wardrobe at the deli — his pinstriped No. 24 uniform and accessorized chef's hat — clearly demonstrated that rules are changing on the fly for the Bombers.
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The paper recommended the creation of a global organization to host an acoustic platform that produces on-the-fly analysis from the data collected using bioacoustics.
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When you need to send a text or update your Instagram on the fly, search out a Starbucks or McDonalds for free wifi (usually without purchase).
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"Allo uses machine learning to suggest replies on the fly, anticipating what you might want to say next," Erik Kay, a Google engineering manager, said onstage.
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In a country trying to modernize on the fly and take its place among the world's superpowers, this massive yet unknown population presented a huge problem.
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However C-Learn hasn't been able to teach robots more complex tasks such as modifying the steps it used to complete a certain task on the fly.
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Researchers have gazed at the suspected black hole for years, so at least they know where to look — you can't exactly find these things on the fly.
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The wings morph on their own in response to changing flight conditions, using different levels of voltage to optimize aerodynamic characteristics — on the fly, as it were.
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Because the book's recipes tended to be in Bourdain's direct language, I occasionally found myself asking "what do I do now?" and making tweaks on the fly.
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For just $1.50, anyone could use an app to summon a ride downtown in van that would follow a route calculated on the fly by an algorithm.
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An attacker in the middle man position could inject a public key when sending a user's profile to the server, and decrypt messages sent on the fly.
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I always feel like I'm making decisions—where to go, how to tackle this room of enemies, what I should prioritize on this run—on the fly.
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The informal get-together was arranged on the fly before a "digital summit" on issues ranging from data and cybersecurity to raising more tax from online firms.
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When you use the word artificial it means you're making something up on the fly, and when you're doing that, that's when you get yourself in trouble.
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Nowhere was the power of AI more clear than in the Pixel Buds earphones, a set of wireless headphones that can translate spoken language on the fly.
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In Kansas City, a one-year pilot program sent agency-owned vans driven by agency-employed drivers to pick up passengers along routes calculated on the fly.
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With digital projection now standard, cinemas can adjust theaters and showtimes to accommodate guests on the fly — in particular when advanced sales are such a huge factor.
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It's not built to track statistics from year-to-year, but it does allow players to update rosters on the fly based on the changing IRL game.
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But one of the coolest applications of natural language processing is coming from Microsoft: they recently pushed out a feature in Skype to translate on-the-fly.
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That meant a necessity not just for safety and agility but the ability to be quickly retrained on the fly by someone other than a trained roboticist.
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If YouTube is the all-purpose platform where creators showcase their most polished work, IGTV might be the better suited to more personal, on-the-fly content.
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Diving into a touchscreen menu will never be as immediate or intuitive as having actual buttons, and the X13D is thus clumsier to adjust on the fly.
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This data helps the Roomba figure out how your home is laid out and adjust cleaning patterns on-the-fly to deal with things like moved furniture.
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Though they are surrounded by caring relatives, they're the only family each other has, and they are learning to love and trust one another on the fly.
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Wait until morning, then make something on the fly: whirred fruit and orange juice and yogurt for a smoothie to accompany a simple fried egg, for instance.
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Other notable features for the new flagship include a 6.1 QHD+ OLED display and a new video portrait mode, which lets users adjust bokeh on the fly.
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An LCD screen on the Dyson V11 lets you easily switch between three cleaning modes, including a new 'Auto' mode that adjusts suction power on-the-fly.
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Problem was, The Strokes took a little longer to go on stage than expected, meaning we had to think on the fly on how to fill time.
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The car also has APIs built in that can feed data from sensors and interior systems, as well as receive on-the-fly updates over the air.
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Its niftiest feature is the Fantastical natural language engine, which lets you input natural language about a certain event to quickly set up reminders on the fly.
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After all, you can always buy more underwear — a complete skin type-specific regimen in 3.4 oz packaging isn't quite so easy to replace on the fly.
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Unlike rail networks, bus systems can adjust their routes on the fly in order to meet demand, add stops, and even schedule temporary routes to avoid overcrowding.
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It can be hard to meter just how much data is being used on the fly, so the Data Saver extension at least makes that pretty straightforward.
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The past six months have been a whirlwind for league director Steve Lewis, as rosters, coaches, referees, and venues all have been put together on the fly.
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He recently appeared with his daughter Ella on The Dan Patrick Show, where she was mortified to learn that her famous father could rap on the fly.
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Not sure how we'll talk about that in the future, but it just gives you that essence…We can do our video editing right on the fly.
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Nike shoe designer Tinker Hatfield says in a statement that sneaker could eventually sense when you need a tighter or looser fit and adjust on the fly.
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So the definition of what they're looking for is constantly in flux, and they are being asked to expand the scope of their job on the fly.
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I also like that the Envy x2's back-lit keyboard cover doubles as a kickstand with multiple angles, so you can adjust it on the fly.
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The system is designed for recording shows on the fly, right down to the sound pads that can be used to fire up effects or bed music.
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What Portadi will allow OneLogin to do is create the connector on the fly when a user logs into an application that's not part of their system.
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Semetko specializes in candid street photography, capturing on-the-fly observations in a series called Unposed, which has been published in two books and is still ongoing.
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Historically, freight forwarding has been handled by a mess of paper manifests, emails and spreadsheets, with little transparency, insights or flexibility to change routes on-the-fly.
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Trial lawyers have taken notice of both the lack of lawsuit protections and the fact that doctors and hospitals are learning the ACO model on the fly.
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Movable, adjustable shelves let you reconfigure the bag on the fly, and comfortable, well-designed padding and straps make it easy to carry even when it's full.
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Naz's parents, who lose their livelihood when the cab is impounded, can't afford a modest defense fee and have to make life-altering decisions on the fly.
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What came next was a word salad that amounted to a on-the-fly mashup of Trump's greatest hits when it comes to the ongoing Russia probe.
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My cynicism says no—but with enough support against game-changing pass-interference penalties made on the fly, the league may have to give it a try.
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They are winging it, putting together a plan for economic transformation on the fly, like an overdue college project, because nobody else stepped up to do it.
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We plan how deep we're going, how long, but always have a contingency if we find something deeper or shallower and have to change on the fly.
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The technology isn't perfect – some of the pauses between words are a bit awkward – making it clear that some phrases is being stitched together on the fly.
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It's a tremendous undertaking, but one that most parents, as well as other people around the average child, take on each and every day on the fly.
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That's comparable to competitors, but keep in mind that the advantage is in the ability to change that field of view and frame rate on the fly.
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Both parties are making on-the-fly changes to their messages in the heat of midterm campaigning, because their go-to issues turn out to have problems.
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Trump is nearly alone in coming from a realm outside politics, without any meaningful organization or ideology, and building a right-wing reactionary movement on the fly.
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But companies like Columbia say they cannot adjust the way they do business on the fly to deal with policy changes, particularly when they are not settled.
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Since then, new ownership has tried to change the tone of the site on the fly, urging writers to avoid hot-button issues or polarized political topics.
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Like a live-show director resetting on the fly, Representative Adam Schiff seized on the tweets as Exhibit A of what "going through some things" looks like.
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Download apps like iNaturalist—a social network of people helping each other learn more about nature, or Seek, which can help you identify plants on the fly.
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In fact, ditching one signature for another on the fly is sort of her thing — especially when debuting a new style just before a major red carpet.
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Players are forced to communicate and build a winning strategy on the fly while also being tested on basic in-game mechanics like shooting, defense, and positioning.
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" The athlete can then adjust on the fly "in order to account for the mismatch between the sensory inflow they're experiencing and the sensory inflow they expected.
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Imagine if you could share a virtual reality-ready 360-degree view of any moment, on the fly, as easily as you send a video on Snapchat.
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Instead, Schumer faces the burden of reinventing his traumatized party on the fly and protecting Barack Obama's legacy, while selectively doing business with a Trump White House.
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As a veteran, I know war is dark and chaotic, a moral quagmire and the only place on planet Earth where laws are made on the fly.
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Go Keyboard lets you adjust the height and spacing of the keyboard on the fly, download a bunch of cutesy themes and stickers, and use swipe typing.
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Within a given target audience, marketers will often let Facebook optimize on the fly, delivering the ad to whatever users within that audience are most expected to respond.
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From Washington, it all looks chaotic, disorganized and made up on the fly and utterly at odds with the conventional wisdom about how best to prepare a presidency.
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Flow Machines analyzes these things along with tens of thousands of other lead sheets it has in its database and "generates, on the fly, a score," Pachet says.
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The AI-based system uses data from previous musical hits to create entirely new compositions on the fly — and darn if these crazy robot-songs aren't pretty good.
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The plant and animal life, the ships and their alien pilots, global weather systems, pirate attacks ... it's all created on the fly, with the help of complicated algorithms.
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The Elgato Stream Deck is a customizable control pad for live-streaming that includes 15 LCD keys for switching scenes, launching media, and adjusting audio on the fly.
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The simulation is aimed at getting firms to see how well they answer key questions on the fly: How well do they respond to these types of events?
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There, you're constantly adjusting settings on the fly to balance out the changes in the lights, the movement of the artists, and your general position in the pit.
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As an example, one of their clients is The Guardian, the UK news company, which often needs to publish breaking news or update existing stories on the fly.
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Those fed up with watching their hundredth Hugh Grant romantic comedy might have other options, however, if face-swapping technology can be made to work on the fly.
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On one side, they've introduced syndicates of individual investors, who can bring in outside capital as if they're generating a larger VC firm-style investment on the fly.
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Because of inherent latencies built into the service's security system, they had to speed things up considerably to ensure that students could respond to teachers on the fly.
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The company is also bringing its Freehand support — which allows for collaborative commenting on design prototypes to tablets so teams can comment on the fly, the company said.
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Turns out, spiritual necessities like a stick of palo santo and a rose quartz crystal, as well as a notebook and colored pencils for on-the-fly lyrics.
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The concept allows the actors and audience participants to co-create a narrative in real time, either working from an established premise or inventing something on the fly.
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With no quick lifeline to an ambulance or hospitals, astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have to be prepared to tackle medical emergencies, literally on the fly.
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Once Scott also turned up at the session, the producer played the two rappers the "Holiday Banger" beat and they set about writing their verses on the fly.
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The group fitness instructor is a no-show (weird, but I've never liked her) so everyone bands together and kicks ass with a group workout on the fly.
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This research, however, aims to create a similar — if considerably smaller — library of actions and configurations that a robot can use on the fly to achieve its goals.
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The platform serves as a foundation for all the software running on Terragraph's various hardware units, and gives developers crucial flexibility in changing that software on the fly.
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The special sauce in this edition is the FlyPrint upper, which is printed on the fly by a specially customized 3D printer out of a proprietary Nike polymer.
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It's great on-the-fly too, so if you see a promising company competing in Startup Battlefield, use CrunchMatch to help you set up a meeting within minutes.
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The group used dynamic Domain Name System service providers to host those domains, which helped them avoid detection by letting them switch up IP address on the fly.
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There are also updrafts that you can float on, Breath of the Wild style (though, those aren't created on-the-fly as in Zelda's latest—or are they?).
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The projects are constructed in hopes of fostering the ability to think flexibly and learn on-the-fly, rather than try to predict what knowledge will be valuable.
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A single step requires dozens of muscles, joints, and ligaments working in concert from toe to hip, with the brain and body making instinctive adjustments on the fly.
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But the more detailed text showed why the rate cut is likely to proceed, with businesses adapting on the fly to supply chain, tariff, visa and other problems.
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Right fielder Yasiel Puig jumped for the ball, picked it up near the fence and made a jaw-dropping throw on the fly to nail Story at third.
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Carney's subsequent films have been very different in style — Once is a film that looks like it was captured on the fly in Dublin by a guerrilla filmmaker.
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But the UFC has given him some star treatment ahead of this fight, featuring him in their latest edition of the "UFC on the Fly" mini-documentary series.
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And these days, many landlords are their tenants' contemporaries — learning on the fly how to manage property and relying on YouTube for how-to tutorials on home repairs.
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Most critically, Mr. Trump's success in early states across the South, thought to be Mr. Cruz's firewall, forced a rewrite of the Cruz campaign playbook on the fly.
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"I think it's a direct result of what's going on in our administration, that they're changing things on the fly and that's why this happened today," he said.
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Clinton, who has been able to tap a long-established network of allies and donors, Mr. Trump is trying to build one from scratch and on the fly.
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There may be no finer tie in all of hockey history; there may also be no better visual example of one team learning on the fly from another.
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It is a plugin for Chrome and Firefox and works by encrypting the communications with an agreed-upon password and decrypting it on the fly in the browser.
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The X3 can easily be upgraded to work with X5's filament and both are aimed at manufacturing shops that need to produce finished products on the fly.
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Breathless plays out as a madcap inversion of gangster B-movies, a punkish on-the-fly masterpiece now reflected upon as the turning point of 20th-century film.
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That such a rule had to be set up on the fly is not encouraging, but the bigger truth it reflects is: Pugh wanted to come to NWSL.
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If a customer realizes a few months in that additional fertility services are needed, the cost can just be wrapped right into the monthly plan on the fly.
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Soon, it may be possible to produce lenses that can change their refractive profile in response to a software-controlled electric current, adjusting their prescription on-the-fly.
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One might imagine Applebroog's doctor asking her how she felt when she created each image, if they showcased anything meaningful or if they were made on the fly.
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The fun of watching him, beyond the dunks and the impossibly light-footed grace and everything else, was watching him figure out his own genius on the fly.
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Going from around-the-clock professional care to depending on caretakers as well as family learning how to meet his needs almost on the fly made things tougher.
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THE TICKER The finance industry will be a central cog in the machine Washington is assembling on the fly to distribute emergency economic relief to contain coronavirus fallout.
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"It's going to take some time, but it was fun just getting out there and playing with the guys where you're trying to build chemistry on the fly."
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Although Daniel has to learn on the fly (he reads a guide for confession on his smartphone), his loose style of preaching never appears to give him away.
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The tests are aimed at getting firms to see how well they answer key questions on the fly: How well do they respond to these types of events?
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Once an employee signs up, they can either chat with a clinician over text or a video call, getting anything from advice to a diagnosis on the fly.
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You can type what you want into the game, and the AI will generate a response on the fly, creating a freewheeling experience that encourages cooperation and imagination.
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But it forces automakers to rely on discounts to sell less popular models, adjust production plans on the fly and lay off workers at some of their factories.
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In meetings, Mr. Drexler would quiz employees, expressing frustration when they couldn't calculate things like profit margins on the fly, according to four people who witnessed the interactions.
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But in the absence of that process, what Lander was essentially asking for was on-the-fly advice from the two AI-focused nonprofit leaders in the room.
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Clients ask them to solve crimes involving, mostly, illicit goods and counterfeits—and as they move from client to client, they organize intelligence and operations on the fly.
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Buoyed by state subsidies, Chinese companies are outbidding competition with many shoddy, built-on-the-fly construction projects, and take a disproportionate role in Africa's extractive production and industries.
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Finally, once the attackers get in — and someone is always going to get in — Microsoft is offering new tools for isolating the attacker or performing forensics on the fly.
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The actress, who plays Eleven on the hit show, was tasked with coming up with songs on the fly to a beat by the show's house band, The Roots.
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Apparently, the dish was created to ensure his guests wouldn't tire of his repertoire, and Peng named the dish on the fly, honoring famous Hunan military leader, General Tso.
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It felt like a little ball of light granola bliss in the palms of our hands — easy to handle for a fast and crumb-free breakfast on the fly.
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It gives you audio guidance in real-time to notify you of your speed, heart rate, and pace, so you can adjust on the fly to meet your goals.
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Clicking into the extension icon brings up an unobtrusive chart of historical pricing data, and you can set a price alert on the fly from the extension as well.
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The X-Pro243's viewfinder is still a hybrid optical and electronic one, which you can switch on the fly with the toggle on the front of the camera.
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Google is working on this, too, and will release a version that uses machine learning to mitigate that lag by predicting which pixels are getting drawn on the fly.
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Combining a scripted show with on-the-fly moments of improvisation and customization allows the story to remain fixed, while still ensuring each participant's individual experience will be unique.
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LG Display, for example, showed off a completely outrageous 65-inch OLED TV that can be rolled down into a little box and change aspect ratio on the fly.
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You can swap out parts like weapons, wings, and even the pilots on the fly, and those changes you make to the toy instantly show up in the game.
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Animators will now redesign Sonic before the release of the movie in November, suggesting that on-the-fly editing is becoming a commonplace part of film and television production.
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Know at what call volume you can afford to expand operations to handle on the fly — or if you can live without phones for the duration of an attack.
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Experts may say it's a sign that Tesla is still learning on the fly, while supporters of the company will say it proves a willingness to embrace new ideas.
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And now that telegrams are obsolete, there is no easy way to send sweet nothings to the people you care about on the fly without resorting to electronic messaging.
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That software hardening involves making adjustments on the fly to things like processor speed and memory refresh rate in order to correct for detected errors and guarantee correct results.
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Developers have already proven out a lot of different tools and frameworks, but once a piece of silicon is in production it's not easy to change on the fly.
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Today's would-be vaccine-makers have a whole new set of tools that let them take results from small test groups and re-engineer formulations almost on the fly.
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We are not just picking up on the story breadcrumbs; we are learning the rules, the mechanics, for this object as they are presented to us on the fly.
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The apps can continuously capture notes on the fly, or later if the pen isn't connected while writing (the Pen+ can store up to 1,000 pages in its memory).
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Several firms had plans to begin air commutes for workers, relying on the fly-in-fly-out (FIFO) system common in the area to get workers to remote sites.
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Absolutely. However, because the system is designed for experimentation and on-the-fly design, you can easily repurpose a board like this for a kiosk, store display or workstation.
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The resulting works "were among the first video documentaries to be broadcast" and used on-the-fly footage to intimately capture the behind-the-scenes experience of the conventions.
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In our post about neural networks, we explained how data is fed to machines through an elaborate sausage press that dissects, analyzes and even refines itself on the fly.
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During that period, Ihsahn bought his first computer, and learned to use its sequencer on the fly, conjuring the album's now-iconic orchestral string sections as he went along.
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So the Cavaliers were always on board with moving up the deadline, which, in turn, would speed the transition process for any on-the-fly additions to the roster.
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But the changes also suggest that Republicans are belatedly engaging with the particulars of the law and its operation, cobbling together a not entirely coherent replacement on the fly.
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In recent days negotiators from both chambers have been scrambling to reconcile the two bills, changing specific parts on the fly to lock in enough votes to pass it.
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Lacking the money, star power and organization of another statewide Democratic candidate, U.S. Senate hopeful Beto O'Rourke, Valdez has been relegated to piecing together a campaign on the fly.
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Now he is learning how to star in a show and create one at the same time, making countless choices on the fly and hoping his instincts pay off.
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The new Power Manager provides insight into how different settings and sensors affect the power draw, allowing users to disable certain features on-the-fly to maximize battery life.
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You'll still be able to get directions for dishes on the fly by telling Google that you're ready to cook, but finding specific recipes is a bit more complicated.
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As a member of Mr. Trump's business advisory council, Ms. Barra said, she has outlined how difficult it is for an automaker to adjust production strategy on the fly.
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When he talks about his movies, in his enthusiastic, quietly intense way, it is a therapy where he makes on-the-fly realizations he missed during the filmmaking process.
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Flank steaks marinated on the fly and sweet potatoes roasted in their jackets; here a plain cheese pie for a child, and there a lamb-belly one for adults.
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Coupled with a third-place finish in Iowa, the candidate best known for having a plan for everything now faces pressure to recalibrate on the fly to remain competitive.
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"It was a tough task to try to engineer something that would be as compelling as the Laura case virtually overnight, and also on the fly," Mr. Frost said.
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This effort has been organized seemingly on the fly by Christian Larsen, who arrived as the Met's associate curator of modern design and decorative arts only 18 months ago.
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Instead, according to Winston, one Salvation Army member in San Francisco came up with the idea on the fly when he needed to raise funds for a Christmas banquet.
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It seemed — and still seems — like the notion of adjusting your content on the fly in real time is not a really productive way to think about making stuff.
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The difference here is that the vehicle bodies could be changed on the fly by a team of workers back at a mobility hub, as depicted in the video below.
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We set these things out because making a movie is very hard, so if everyone is on the same page from the beginning you can make changes on the fly.
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The human opponent had some advantages over AlphaGo: The computer couldn't shift its playing strategy once the match started, or think on the fly and be creative with its moves.
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Watch it in action: Pictar communicates with your phone via high-frequency sounds emitted by the built-in buttons, making it possible for you to adjust settings on the fly.
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As the holidays get closer, community groups will staff complimentary gift-wrapping tables at many airport terminals, so no one will know how much shopping took place on the fly.
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It could still use input from other signals, including weather and road conditions, but it's doing a lot with the intelligence available in terms of adjusting estimates on the fly.
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Thanks to magnetic shocks that can vary their stiffness on the fly, the CTS-V can deliver a smooth and livable ride or enough stiffness to attack a race track.
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The challenge is to make lots of cheap little radio amplifiers work together as a coherent whole, while adapting seamlessly on the fly to meet the needs of different users.
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Now, questions: to optimize these sites for touch, Apple says it is doing some re-rendering of the website on the fly to ensure they work on the iPad's screen.
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The cameras scanning for faces can be changed on the fly, says Ermolaev, to target "regions most concentrated with crime," or to surveil areas where suspects are known to frequent.
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Netflix could create collections related to different seasons, holidays or world news moments, and rebundle the separate shorts on the fly to fit viewership trends or try different curational angles.
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Researchers at the University of Tokyo's JSK Lab have developed a "dragon drone," made up of several small drones and capable of transforming on the fly, as reported by IEEE.
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But this wondrous future of a perfect blend of mobile, tablet, and PC operating systems in a hardware package that converts on the fly is still frustratingly out of reach.
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Zooming in on a photo, for example, causes the software to have to reassemble the image on the fly, leading to load times between each click of the magnifying glass.
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Gotta hand it to them ... Miss America contestants broke the mold this year and answered questions on the fly about divisive issues, including Clinton, Trump, immigration and National Anthem protests.
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On the court, a player who was once the focal point of every offensive set has been forced to learn, on the fly, how to function as a complementary piece.
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It uses a smaller 1/2.3-inch sensor, but it has the ability to zoom from a wide 24mm view to a slightly more telephoto 48mm perspective on the fly.
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Here's the best we could transcribe it on the fly: xxxx is dead, killed from wounds he took in a xxxxx, xxx xxxx Joffrey and tried to steal his throne.
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Now pregnant locals are getting in on the act, too, posing in front of Instagram's most "liked" image of all time, to create their own maternity shoot on the fly.
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The Live Focus feature is really cool, letting you adjust the level of background blur both on the fly before you shoot, and after the fact in the resulting image.
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But the dials aren't marked, and trying to learn them on the fly, as I ran around New York shooting during a winter storm, led to quite a few errors.
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National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster didn't deny that Trump revealed classified info during his meeting with top Russian officials last week, and said Trump made the decision on the fly.
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I was told at the time that the negotiations happened so quickly that the Malaysians had to manufacture an official stamp on the fly to make the handover agreement official.
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Talking to a trainer, even just for one session or on the fly at the gym, can be hugely helpful to figure out exactly how to safely do an exercise.
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Now he has the tricky problem of changing his thinking — and Snapchat's user experience — on the fly to make it more friendly to new users without alienating his old ones.
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"Everybody is very loath to admit that what we're seeing is improvisation on the fly because that sounds unprofessional and amateurish -- and it is," the former Hot Air contributor said.
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The newspaper must be printed within a few-hour window every night, which is why Zerafa's team has to be prepared to make on-the-fly repairs at moment's notice.
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As a result, the audience meets a wide assortment of key figures on the fly and gets to know nothing about them, which at least initially blunts the emotional impact.
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A shirt isn't a rigid object like a coffee cup, for example, which robots can quite easily handle; folding and ironing one requires some seriously advanced on the fly computing.
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Eyone: I had to find a doctor in DC who could issue me one on the fly because I'd caught a dirty urine and the parole people were pressing me.
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Another feature allows users to "emojify" words after a message has been typed, highlighting specific words in orange and allowing users to transform them into linked emoji on the fly.
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Now, if Scrooge McDuck waddled in, the shop owner could assume his wealth, deduce that he could afford to pay more, and try to raise the prices on the fly.
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For everything that sits above this and needs to be emulated, Windows 10 on ARM uses a dynamic binary translator to translate X86 code into ARM64 code on-the-fly.
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So, granted, fact-checking on the fly is difficult, Clinton supporters are trying to goad the media to thump Trump and truth is sometimes in the eye of the beholder.
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The wall project was done on the fly, but legally: They got permission to use vacant property owned by David Landman, a prominent real estate holder in Jacumba Hot Springs.
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A strategy for a flash flood that comes and goes within hours can hardly keep pace when record rains fall, and plans for action are often refined on the fly.
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"I credit the iPhone for helping to remove the stigma of online dating and helping singles fill their date cards more quickly and date on the fly," Spira told Mashable.
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And while you can't enter an even more specific value — say, £4.23 — you'll get something close enough (£4.20) to be good enough for most on-the-fly currency conversion needs.
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The whole platform was delicate and untested, and it even suffered some early malfunctions after its launch on August 10, 1966, that had to be corrected literally on the fly.
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The kit includes a small wireless button that lets you take snapshots on the fly and your drive is recorded on a microSD and available for download via Wi-Fi.
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Which telco would you go to in order to buy a data plan, plus device management, which enables you to provision and deprovision your devices globally and on the fly?
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Use your newfound powers (which you can customize and change on-the-fly) to fight back against the D.U.P. in a beautiful and amazingly accurate re-creation of Seattle, Washington.
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This includes on-the-fly methods like female condoms, planned ones like the Pill, long-acting reversible kinds like intrauterine devices (IUDs), and permanent methods like getting your tubes tied.
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One thing's clear: Between the velocity Congress is trying to reach and the uncertainty of the coronavirus, some of the process will have to be worked out on the fly.
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While Mendes' girls definitely seem to have their getup of choice picked out well in advance come trick-or-treat season, they're generally on-the-fly with their fashion picks.
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They were quick sketches of people who often didn't know they were being sketched, done on the fly, with delightfully unfinished results, as Mr. Polan wrote in the book's introduction.
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"Although they were unpleasant, their use protected detainees from being subjected to unproven and perhaps harsher techniques made up on the fly that could have been much worse," he wrote.
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The Cybertruck has all-wheel drive and sits on an adaptive air suspension that changes its height on the fly, depending on the terrain or the cargo in its bed.
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The rapid rise of the RedforEd movement means that much of the organizing is being done on the fly, and no one knows what the public response will look like.
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The pack also has an oversized four-pocket lid, big stretchy hip pockets, and on-the-fly harness adjustments that let you tweak your load carrying without removing the pack.
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And because they are designed to process information in short bursts, some researchers believe they could lead to systems that learn on the fly, from much smaller amounts of data.
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Her main interest is in what plural marriage meant for Mormon women in the 19th century, forced to adapt on the fly to a situation they could never have anticipated.
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Starry is also using a special kind of antenna, known as an active phase array, that allows the signal to be adjusted on the fly to better reach each home.
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Many will dismiss this event - arguably, as well as the previous dysfunction, chaos and numerous incoherent and 'on the fly' policy White House decisions made over the last six months.
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Over twenty years of carving out a name in the stoner rock/doom metal trenches later, Ward and his mates are still figuring things out and learning on the fly.
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Though his audience changes as well — he shifts between news comment sections and branded Facebook pages, among others — he adapts to each with jokes that he constructs on the fly.
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Basically, by zip-tying a spinning bike LED sign to an umbrella, they've created a collapsible digital screen that allows you to get a multimedia message out on the fly.
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Renato Moicano has shown the ability to spot openings and ruthlessly exploit them, changing his game on the fly without instruction, and even among the elite that remains a rare skill.
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Researchers at UC Berkeley have developed a robot that makes the same calculation, choosing on the fly whether to grab an object with pincers or lift it with a suction cup.
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And what do you know: watchOS 3 lets you quickly switch watch faces on the fly simply by swiping left and right on the watch face itself — no Force Touch necessary.
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Equipped with GPS and mobile data, the mobile phone may ruin our concentration and erode our privacy at every turn, but it's remarkably good at one task: on-the-fly coordination.
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Even parts of the surgery that had to be done on-the-fly, like cutting screws that hold bones together to the right size, can also be done ahead of time.
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It offers a suite of retouching tools to fix imperfections in your photos along with standard editing controls to help you make quick lighting adjustments and other tweaks on the fly.
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To this point, it's been largely about post-production fakery, whereas the novelty in recent times has been about how good phones have become at doing such things on the fly.
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UAC will make it possible for your headphones' firmware to adjust on the fly, recognizing whether it's receiving audio from a Lightning or USB-C connection and playing it back appropriately.
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Usually, we learn fundamental skills on the fly — whether it's editing your résumé to speak to the job you want, or learning how to effectively network to build your social capital.
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You can add a Lightpad Block to get a Seaboard-esque drumpad, or one of the smaller control blocks Roli offers to tweak Seaboard settings on the fly or trigger loops.
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More immediate because instead of being used to plan future encounters, or to chat at a distance, they can be used on the fly to find someone right here, right now.
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A combination of both saving in advance and on the fly will put you in the best position to enjoy a sweet retreat in the heat without wrecking your bank account.
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And since many of the IOUs were essentially issued on the fly by George Washington and other military commanders rather than authorized by Congress, their actual legal status was in question.
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McCue, Ms. McKinney found new life through sharing with others, writing a blog on Facebook for widows and forming fresh bonds with the women she met through Sisters on the Fly.
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If you spent any time scrolling through Instagram or Twitter this weekend, you likely saw an abundance of side-by-side posts matching famous artwork with shot-on-the-fly selfies.
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Many automakers currently working toward fully or semi-autonomous cars buy relevant hardware and software in piecemeal from suppliers like Velodyne and MobilEye and hammer out their systems on the fly.
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There's a bit of prop help to recreate Pikachu's body and ears—but the transformation from human face to Pikachu is all done with makeup applied on the fly by Chrisspy.
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The one on the left can adjust noise cancellation on the fly — you can drown out the background noise or let it through — and the one on the right adjusts volume.
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Belsky is quoted as saying there's been great demand from Photoshop users for the ability to make "edits on the fly," which is what this Photoshop release will try to sate.
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There was a bit of a learning curve for my first few minutes, but once you've got the initial lay of the land, it's quite easy to use on the fly.
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Marin claims it can work far faster than its competitors, recalculating complex routes on the fly as required, and can boost the efficiency of its customers by as much as 10%.
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But ask anyone, like a successful YouTuber, who needs to edit huge 4K video clips on the fly, if the speed is worth it and they'll you: yes, yes, it is.
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And then, like magic, the front pouch folds in and out like origami, thanks to discreet magnets, so you can stash coins and receipts on the fly without adding extra bulk.
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Resonance aims to fix that with some tricks that include stuff like pre-rendering how certain sounds reverberate in different environments so these interactions aren't left being rendered on the fly.
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Jamie and Byron were attending an All-Star-themed event Saturday night at the Jeremy hotel in WeHo, where they got into a little three-point shooting contest on the fly.
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With a few on-the-fly adjustments and quite a few more lights, Vidic and Grilc were able to turn the perfect night session into this series of explosive snowboarding portraits.
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That includes rethinking the notoriously intense technical interview process -- where candidates solve coding problems on the fly -- in favor of a system that can better assess candidates on the autism spectrum.
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The app -- which, unlike the desktop version, doesn't require a Creative Cloud subscription to use -- makes it easy to color-correct, crop, add filters and make other adjustments on the fly.
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Immediately I recognized the same techniques that I use to elude the stammer: pausing mid-sentence, improvising on the fly, exchanging the still unspoken word with a more easily uttered synonym.
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Mr. Lyons's 22000 exhibition "Toward a Social Landscape" showcased younger practitioners of the documentary, on-the-fly "snapshot aesthetic" pioneered by Robert Frank, notably the photographers Duane Michals and Garry Winogrand.
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One day, they report in a new study in the journal Nature Communications, the technique could lead to on-the-fly printing of custom medications at pharmacies, hospitals and other locations.
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In hip-hop, a penchant for saying exactly what's on your mind on the fly is an admirable trait, not the liability it can be for people in stuffier job settings.
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You have to pivot, you have to take advantage of the environment, you have to see what your strengths and your weaknesses are, and then you make decisions on the fly.
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"Campaigns are incredibly unpredictable so some decisions have to be made on the fly," Rabiah Elisa, a 23-year-old digital strategist for the Democratic National Committee, tells me through email.
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They counsel asking your partner whether it is a good time to talk (since couples routinely broach complicated topics on the fly), and striking a balance between empathy and problem-solving.
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Ms. Merkel's only other option is to rule as a minority government, which would mean building coalitions on the fly, behind every new piece of legislation, always worrying about an insurrection.
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"I wasn't able to set up my next jumps and I tried to think on the fly and compensate and come up with something else but it didn't work," he said.
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They do not have the time or resources necessary to map out the rest of their courses and build online versions on the fly that can accommodate large numbers of students.
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Also, if you are not fluent with the language at your destination, an extremely helpful app is Google Translate, which can use your phone camera to translate languages on the fly.
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