Unlike a typical "determinist" forecast, which takes current conditions and simulates a single scenario forward, an ensemble model varies initial conditions slightly and then simulates, propagating uncertainty through the forecast.
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One set of runs simulates the climate as it actually is, incorporating the effects of greenhouse gas emissions, while the other set simulates the climate as if that human influence had never happened.
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This process simulates the effect of sound coming from above.
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Another system, Common Driver, simulates a variety of military vehicles.
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Dynamic control of the seat simulates acceleration and turning forces.
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Odama is a game that simulates a fray of soldiers.
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Apple is now introducing Portrait Lighting, which simulates different lighting effects.
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The model simulates the election in all 435 seats, 10,000 times.
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But 1QBit's software instead simulates those experiments on a quantum computer.
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It simulates natural sunlight and triggers mood boosters in your brain.
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Others were revived by manual resuscitation, with a bag that simulates breathing.
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This is why any company simulates autonomous miles in the first place.
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Image: DOEThis centrifuge simulates Earth-like gravity aboard the International Space Station.
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Pattern is a PC puzzle game that simulates the act of crochet.
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Context, framing, and charitable donations aside, the music itself simulates a punctured bubble.
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Simplehuman made both mirrors with a proprietary light system that simulates natural sunlight.
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His code, FIRE, simulates relatively small volumes of the cosmos at high resolution.
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The haptic feedback also simulates the recoil and shock of an actual rifle.
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In fact, I believe chess simulates the conditions for a life of meaning.
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Which simulates being trapped in a helicopter that&aposs flipped upside down underwater.
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But the ozone machine that simulates smoggy air in Brazil may not be.
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A scooplet of a contrasting flavor, like hazelnut or coffee, simulates the pit.
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They have already made a mechanical model that simulates the bee's surfing motion.
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Each sailor (right) must swim to an instructor who simulates a panicked victim.
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Dasgupta runs a laboratory at Rice that simulates the extreme conditions deep inside planets.
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Now, one YouTuber has built a computer program that simulates solving massive Rubik's cubes.
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Pitchbot simulates a pitch meeting with an angel, incubator, seed fund or VC firm.
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"If he (Putin) simulates elections there will be big problems in 2018," said Kasyanov.
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He argues that cellphone location data just simulates what happens in the real world.
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I called Glen Paine, MITAGS 's executive director, and asked what the simulator simulates.
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FightCamp is an at-home workout system that simulates a sweat-inducing boxing session.
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Jose simulates punches and chirps commands to Leo as he spars with his brother, Antonio.
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Today the company is launching a bot that simulates a pet monkey for Facebook Messenger.
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Today, those seats need only pass a crash test that simulates a head-on collision.
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For the 2100 Plus, Apple is now introducing Portrait Lighting, which simulates different lighting effects.
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This model simulates a cube of space measuring 350 million light-years on each side.
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Al-Nashiri was waterboarded, a technique that simulates drowning, at least three times, beginning Nov.
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Trump's support for water-boarding, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, also would meet opposition.
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Basanta's sculpture simulates this mesmerizing experience through an apparatus of iPhones, selfie sticks, and FaceTime software.
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It might even be a very good one that simulates some stereo effects using signal processing.
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Banqer simulates online banking in the classroom, introducing kids to financial concepts in a safe space.
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Made entirely of reclaimed wood and other materials, the installation simulates a rudimentary passport issuing office.
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The report, with input from 28503 analysts, simulates the ways ISIS is positioning itself in Syria.
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A new paper simulates what would happen if India and Pakistan entered into a nuclear war.
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Israel simulates the carefree, bucolic image of the beach through artificial materials trapped within indoor confines.
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It's the implied precondition for his tone, for the way, musically, he simulates ennui amid luxury.
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From then on, Williams simulates how the passage of time engineers the corrosion of collective memory.
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In combination with the haptics, this can produce a powerful experience that better simulates various actions.
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Using similar technology to Dyson's bladeless fans, the dryer simulates natural drying and minimizes heat damage.
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In the current study, participants will undergo testing that simulates a kind of artificial gravity chamber.
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Hand soap that smells like moss, or astroturf that simulates grass, will fill in the voids.
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Gudak is a photo app that simulates what its like taking photos with a Kodak disposable camera.
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So they took a gripping robot on a plane that simulates zero gravity — nicknamed the Vomit Comet.
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The album's fiery force simulates the purging of pent-up frustrations — his own and his audience's both.
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The WGS is a dynamic stretch, meaning it simulates movements you'll perform during a workout, Cyrelson says.
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The Origin has a touchscreen attached behind the cutter that simulates the cutting space for the user.
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Many lawmakers and human rights groups have denounced waterboarding, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, as torture.
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Those are transmitted wirelessly to your device, which then simulates what you're seeing on screen, and voila!
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Each team in the league handles how it simulates tackling during the season in its own way.
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A girl watches fellow space campers scuba dive in a 24-foot-deep tank that simulates weightlessness.
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This is an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, is widely considered torture and was banned by Obama.
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Eight tons of soil cover the main gallery's floor, while printed wallpaper simulates a verdant, vibrant forest.
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It's understated and simulates foreplay, merely prepping you for the 26 other tracks you'll have to endure.
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In the hothouse staging of his comeback, Halley simulates exuberance, forever trapped in a day-glo prison.
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A larger planetarium "better simulates the experience of being out in the night sky," Mr. Hoffman said.
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Click here to view original GIFThis looping animation simulates the motion of clouds in Jupiter's Great Red Spot.
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It simulates the sound of speech at as low a level as possible: one sample at a time.
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The Bush administration later deemed the practice — which simulates drowning — torture and banned it as an interrogation tactic.
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The stress test, taken every two years, simulates two extreme, theoretical shocks to see how insurers could cope.
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A flashlight gun that simulates bright sunlight can show variations in color that ordinary indoor light might not.
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It was created in 1987 to demonstrate Boids, a program that simulates flocking patterns in a virtual space.
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With that understanding, the team at Lilu developed a device that simulates the massage process using compressed air.
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Unlike "Monopoly", where players compete to be property tycoons, "Outside" simulates the hardships of life on the street.
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The cells are then placed in a "broth" of nutrients that simulates the environment inside a cow's body.
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Perhaps ketamine, if it more closely simulates an NDE, could prove to be an effective choice as well.
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It simulates the daily struggle of a street cleaner at an alien spaceport that loops around on itself.
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This new policy includes content that simulates violence against a person or language indicating physical violence could occur.
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Employee 2145 simulates activating the ballistic missile alert wail tone siren and verbally indicates completion of that action.
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So researchers at UC Berkeley have developed a shifting platform that simulates the heaving body of a living patient.
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This closely simulates conception and will open your mind vent to the cosmic A/C, momentarily inducing God-ness.
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"And avid cyclists obviously should use the upright bicycle," since it simulates riding outdoors far better than the recumbent.
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One server simulates the vehicle's many sensors, and the other runs the vehicle's software to process the simulated data.
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The obvious comparison here is the iPhone 8 Plus, which simulates various studio lighting settings in its portrait mode.
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The report claims that Google simulates three million miles of driving every day, which obviously requires some processing horsepower.
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The ring of light around the face simulates the sunrise by gradually illuminating when it's time to wake up.
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Made for TV, a 15-minute film by Tom Running featuring Ann Magnuson, simulates the act of channel surfing.
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When paired with a video feed, it simulates the experience of receiving a blow job from that particular model.
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It simulates the data collected by the vehicle's sensors when encountering other vehicles and a variety of road conditions.
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The "immersive mobile experience" simulates Kat's phone, letting you swipe through photos, view videos, and receive texts and calls.
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Many of the virtual assistant services use artificial intelligence, a branch of computer science that simulates intelligent human behavior.
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It essentially simulates the path of light traveling from a light source, resulting in better lighting, reflections, and shadows.
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The ECB study simulates a 10 percent U.S. tariff on all imports and an equivalent retaliation from other countries.
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Brianna Malcolmson leads Atlassian&aposs Red Team, which looks at threats that could target Atlassian and then simulates them.
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The European wave model simulates a few 50-foot waves over the open Atlantic as far south as Bermuda.
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The stress test, taken every two years, simulates two extreme but "plausible" shocks to see how insurers could cope.
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Or try your hand at Franchise, which simulates a full NFL career with legacy as a player, coach, or owner.
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Ironically, "Comic Relief" simulates the setting of an office waiting room, complete with a shoddy lamp and magazines for reading.
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The researchers were able to evaluate the performance of the heart in a testing environment that simulates human cardiovascular systems.
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So it was like, "Ladies and gentlemen, we just got out of jail!" and then [simulates weak-sounding programmed beats].
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My Verge colleague Loren Grush has also braved an exoskeleton that simulates age-related conditions like macular degeneration and cataracts.
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It doesn't help that the controller Intel brought to CES, which simulates a virtual gun, doesn't have full motion tracking.
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The game even simulates Sadako's characteristic long hair sweeping in front of your view, which looks kind of pesky actually.
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Mattis, 66, has tried to persuade Trump privately against the use of waterboarding, which simulates drowning, as an interrogation tactic.
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The CIA has acknowledged subjecting three detainees to waterboarding, which simulates drowning and is widely considered torture, ending in 2003.
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The experience includes an arcade, a court that simulates the experience of playing in a professional game, and other activities.
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The land's signature ride is "Millennium Falcon: Smuggler's Run," which simulates what it would be like to maneuver a spacecraft.
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Instead of indulging no-regrets fantasy violence, it is a literary experience that emphasizes — and simulates — tragedy and personal consequences.
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Any content that simulates or alludes to violence against an individual will also no longer be allowed on the platform.
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Billed as an "experience starring you," the work simulates the feeling of being put onstage, alone and in the spotlight.
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"And I'm gonna kiss you, suck you, taste you, ride you," she sings, as she simulates each of the moves.
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The claustral space simulates the interior life of the ill-fated singer-dancer during the inaugural gala and its aftermath.
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It's hard to believe they are practicing a high-stakes emergency evacuation that simulates what would happen if North Korea invaded.
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The hollow spheres are made of polyurethane filled with gelatin, ballistic powder and water, which simulates a human skull and brain.
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If you've never experienced this phenomenon yourself, this colorful abstract animation by Andy Thomas simulates what it's like to visualize sounds.
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Like Microsoft's, Google's framework is not built on real quantum hardware, but on a classical computer that simulates a quantum computer.
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The exercise, which is reportedly Europe's largest, simulates a scenario based around a big tower block collapsing onto Waterloo tube station.
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As implied by the title, the exhibition simulates a deluge of violent headlines against the backdrop of a burlesque campaign season.
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The billboards emit a lactic acid-laced mist that simulates sweat to lure mosquitoes in, where they are trapped and die.
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The environment simulates variables like friction, and a robotic arm tries to grasp an object over and over using different grips.
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The machine combines two devices: a wind tunnel that simulates a storm and a wave maker that mimics the open ocean.
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She would not discuss whether the exercise simulates the way bots have been increasingly impacting the way news spreads on Twitter.
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Earlier this week, producer Dan Harmon apologized for a 2009 video in which he simulates having sex with a baby doll.
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In A Machine Learning, a pair of large eyeballs simulates the motions of reading and changes the pages in a book.
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A long-running, wildly popular game that simulates a worldwide pandemic was just pulled from Apple's iPhone app store in China.
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Gopnik describes how wearing the M.I.T. AgeLab's AGNES suit, which simulates loss of mobility and acuity, makes him annoyed and angry.
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HaptX is building a sensor-packed glove for VR and robotics applications that simulates haptic and resistance feedback for enterprise users.
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So they're making an experience that sort of simulates that you're actually driving, even if the car is being driven automatically.
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"It simulates this year's situation and we are taking into consideration China's air and naval movements in the region," Chen said.
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For example, the start-up implements a service that simulates massive cyberattack scenarios to stress test networks and critical assets for companies.
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In a first, it's showed that it can 3-D print in a thermal vacuum chamber, which simulates the nastiness of space.
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A risograph machine looks like a copy machine and sort of simulates what silkscreening achieves, but very fast and cheaper than xeroxing.
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Skylines simulates things like traffic congestion and mass transit lines incredibly well, which is fun to watch, and occasionally maddening as mayor.
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Cocoa and rose water contain phenylethylamine — a chemical produced by the brains of people in love — which reportedly simulates post-coital bliss.
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The on-screen visuals and environmental cues work together with the ride vehicle to deliver an experience that simulates something very specific.
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Personally, I would rather take a pill that simulates a healthy microbiome than eat small amounts of soy and risk feeling lousy.
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But its creators have since expanded the project into a free app that simulates countless ways your next flight could go wrong.
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The goal is not to shower the Orion spacecraft with tunes—the din simulates the vibration and noise that occur during launch.
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Naya Health's co-founder and CEO, Janica Alvarez, says that a water-based pump simulates the real feeling of a nursing baby.
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To do this, Apple puts Apple Watch straps inside a jar containing artificial sweat it has made and simulates human body temperature.
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Related: Exploring Yugoslavia's Mysterious Abandoned Brutalist Monuments The Complicated Legacies of America's Monuments Giant Interactive 'Moonolith' Sculpture Simulates the Moon and Constellations
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The video shows a man wearing a helmet sitting in an office chair while someone else simulates a sex act on him.
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The device, which is known as a Hailstorm or Stingray, simulates a cell tower and fools nearby phones into providing location data.
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Youtubers Life, a new management game that simulates the experience of becoming a YouTube celebrity, comes across like The Sims for sociopaths.
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Now we have a model that simulates objective journalism, supposedly written by the people who were once subject to that journalism's scrutiny.
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More recently it has come to mean an outer frame that not only supports, but also robotically simulates or enhances body movement.
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I can't say much about the trip, because I felt somewhat concussed after a spin on the roller coaster that simulates Quidditch.
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From Psycho Clan, the team behind Nightmare New York, This Is Real simulates a group abduction in an isolated Red Hook warehouse.
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The bot starts with a random initial terrain, then simulates how water would flow over it to create channels, valleys and coastlines.
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One simulates the crushing force of the earth by applying high temperature and high pressure to dissolve carbon into a diamond seed.
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It simulates what we do with our brain when we see things, and makes a 3D picture of the world around it.
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It's called It is as if you were doing work and it simulates the day-to-day activities of the average knowledge worker.
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It simulates an air battle over a futuristic city with the help of virtual-reality headsets that are handed out to every rider.
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The controversial practice, which simulates drowning, has been likened to torture but supporters say it has helped extract valuable information from hardened terrorists.
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And the cameras record circular video, according to Journal — and effort to create a playback experience that simulates your natural point of view.
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And the Oscar-winning Mexican director Alejandro G. Iñárritu created "Carne y Arena," an immersive virtual-reality exhibition that simulates crossing the border.
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They cited her past role supervising a covert detention site in Thailand where terror suspects were waterboarded, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning.
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Even more importantly, we show that these impressions of probabilistic forecasts cause people not to vote in a behavioral game that simulates elections.
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It does not plan on using live ammunition in the expanded areas, but it would station equipment there that simulates threats to aircraft.
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The 213-22013 season that FIFA 22013 simulates, after a fashion given the fixture list isn't as it was, started abysmally for Southampton.
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To capture the inherent uncertainty in estimating public opinion, our model simulates a range of outcomes which are consistent with the survey data.
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A typical Drake song simulates baring the soul: obsessing over fame and romantic anxiety and otherwise publicizing insights best left in the therapist's office.
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Standing inside a specially-designed room tucked into the heart of the Guggenheim simulates Wheeler's own journeys into the barren desert of northern Arizona.
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Ted Cruz, has said he opposes torture, but has also argued that waterboarding -- which simulates the sensation of drowning -- should not be considered torture.
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The figures suggest the anonymous female form, easily discarded, hanging around the dimly lit gallery like clothing, a plasticized relic that simulates dehydrating meat.
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I love sous vide steaks and the Cinder, although the meat is not in a true vacuum, simulates the sous vide experience quite well.
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Last year, Ford announced another prototype product — a baby crib that simulates the gentle rocking of a car — which never made it to market.
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The software accurately simulates the 3D texture of oil paints, and how the bristles of a brush work to smear it across a canvas.
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Do something super-hacky, like shoving a tiny Android phone into a 3D-printed box and writing an app that simulates your product experience.
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Ms Bhutto's report of her experience in a virtual-reality art installation, which simulates an illegal crossing of the Mexican border, is compellingly weird.
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Here's a Springer Spaniel with Catch, a screen that simulates a frisbee bouncing around a screen... A Springer Spaniel plays with a frisbee simulator.
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This feature, called Depth (because it simulates extra shallow depth), will be available as a software update and won't ship immediately with the phone.
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"The studies highlights how a weighted blanket basically simulates a comforting hug, in theory helping to calm and settle the nervous system," Hamm says.
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But mostly, this is a movie that simulates the experience of losing the will to live, a daunting premise even for the bravest voyagers.
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So it goes with Morels, which simulates a walk through the woods in search of delicious mushrooms to cook up with butter and cider.
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The twists and turns of the 2,760-foot track are synchronized with a virtual reality video experience that simulates the act of flying through space.
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Along with eight other crew members, she spent 16 days aboard the underwater Aquarius Reef Base, conducting research in an environment that simulates space exploration.
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Or we can watch dancing, as An Evening of Modern Dance simultaneously successfully simulates a date you have no idea how you ended up in.
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MIT researchers have a solution: a "body on a chip" that simulates up to 10 interconnected human organs at once using millions of living cells.
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After that, they can tap through the new icon on their home screen to launch a website that simulates the Android Auto-powered user interface.
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Before Mr Xi's reforms the "blue team", which simulates an adversary, would always ritually lose large-scale annual exercises known as "Stride" in Inner Mongolia.
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Using this information, the team created a computer program that simulates the movements of a vocal tract by honing in on the brain's speech centers.
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Each song has its own self-generating 3D video piece, created by Crypt Thing, that simulates the movements of planets centered around a mini-universe.
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One game, for example, simulates flying on the back of a Pegasus, while another is like driving an F-1 race car around a track.
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He has vowed to bring back the use of waterboarding, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning and has been banned as torture under U.S. law.
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Well, technically, it launched as Surgeon Simulator 2013, and it's a video game that simulates the occupation of a surgeon and was made in 2013.
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The dots are also useful for physicists because they confine electrons in one locality using electric fields, which simulates the dynamics of a real atom.
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Haptic feedback simulates the feeling of getting hit by a thrown object or friendly proton pack fire, and mist accompanies the whooshing of a ghost.
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But I'm not exaggerating when I say that few scientific advancements have made my jaw drop like this video that simulates baking with 3D graphics.
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Instead of sitting in a box next to a trashy article about celebrities, lucrative advertising these days lurks inside content that simulates ethical, feminist journalism.
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This game simulates the construction of highways through poor and affluent areas of the city and asks: Do you do what's politically popular or efficient?
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One such intervention simulates an experience of discrimination by randomly assigning one group of participants to experience "small and seemingly innocuous advantages" in a game.
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Likewise, the JPL/Stanford gripper is outfitted in synthetic fibers called "stalks" that culminate in a mushroom-shaped cap that simulates the gecko's firm hold.
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Related: Black GIF Artists Speak Out | GIF Six-Pack GIF of the Year: Obama on a Skateboard This Sculpture Simulates Politics with Angry, Indecipherable Beeping
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Fullerton's Walden simulates Thoreau's experiment living two years on Walden Pond, replete with over 12,000 individually programmed trees, period-appropriate flora, fauna, and star map.
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The "Rick and Morty" co-creator and "Community" showrunner has apologized for a 2009 video in which he simulates having sex with a baby doll.
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The trade commission's model essentially simulates what the United States economy of 2017 would have looked like had the new agreement been in place then.
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This is a game that outright simulates boredom and drudgery, where so many comparable works are focused on streamlining the experience as much as possible.
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This whole spread of features is similar to that of the Teslasuit, which gathers biometric and motion data and simulates physical feeling with electrical stimulation.
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After readers select options for fundraising and polling for each candidate, the model simulates what would happen on primary day if your scenario played out.
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Another user build a theme park that simulates the Seven Wonders of the World, including the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Colossus of Rhodes.
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There is also vibration feedback detailed in the team's study that simulates physical object interaction, similar to the feeling of bending a twig or rubber band.
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It captured subtle detail on the tree trunk and even in the bushes beyond that the S8 missed (and that the LG simulates with its oversharpening).
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The event simulates a worst case scenario attack on the city with essential computerized systems hacked, including traffic light failure, airplanes, power plant and other scenarios.
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Slipping it over my eyes, I am instantly immersed in a digital world that simulates the exact view I had just been enjoying in real life.
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George Michael Brower's Human Horde simulates an integrated network of naked white figures that leaves you the viewer feeling deeply unsettled, if not oddly turned on.
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Only by a connection with the absurd, by love of absolute uselessness, loving something which does not have substance but which simulates an illusion of life.
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Disney Research, MIT Media Lab, and Carnegie Mellon University have unveiled a new conceptual haptic "force jacket" that simulates physical experiences to people wearing the device.
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This simulates the experience of chilling with friends on a couch with a laptop and taking turns offering up what you've recently discovered on the Internet.
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In the movie, a character played by Charlie Day simulates masturbation in front of one played by Edie Falco, according to Joe Berkowitz of Fast Company.
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The 3D sensor in the Lighthouse camera, which sells for $299 and a $10 per month service plan, simulates the eyes of a self-driving car.
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This year, the Russian game Pathologic 2 puts players through an intentionally grueling experience as it simulates the hardship of a town infested by a plague.
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The objects and spaces that Lee simulates in his performances and installations symbolize the artifacts of a certain disappearing time and class, their culture and sentiment.
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Related: Dark Political Cartoons Show How Technology Is Our New Master Political Artists Trash Capitalism and Corporate Culture This Sculpture Simulates Politics with Angry, Indecipherable Beeping
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"The nicotine formulation of JUUL is unique because it is delivered rapidly into the bloodstream in a pattern that simulates smoking," Siegel explains in an email.
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When one simulates various districts and election outcomes under such a system, the winning side naturally ends up with some advantage in the results — a winner's bonus.
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Its physics engine is first-class while its multiplayer mode simulates true-to-life squad relationships in which you rely on your team to complete a task.
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The bot simulates players on an opposing team blocking shots, and the movement and placement of each bot can be configured by the team's coach using software.
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One of the federal government's tests simulates a side-impact crash by having a 3,015-pound barrier moving at 38.5 miles per hour smash into a vehicle.
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In particular, Gorilla Glass 6 looks worse than 5 when looking at this year's product sheet for a test that simulates having coins next to the screen.
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These "sunrise alarm clocks" or "wake-up lights" gradually illuminate in a way that simulates the sun rising, promising a more gradual and natural wake-up process.
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But while the photo-taking experience is similar, Google's app simulates depth with your photos – meaning, it makes near things look near, and far things look far.
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But those documents now confirm police keep a server in Ottawa to "simulates a mobile device that receives a message intended for [the rightful recipient]," Vice reports.
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To contain that AI, the argument is that you'd have to simulate it first, but it already simulates everything else, and so we arrive at a paradox.
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That component now simulates a button press with the same haptic vibrations you get with hard presses on the Apple Watch display and the new MacBook trackpad.
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The enhancement would presumably build on the iPhone's already impressive Portrait mode, which simulates a shallower depth of field effect commonly available on high-end DSLR cameras.
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Related: This Sculpture Simulates Politics with Angry, Indecipherable Beeping Satanic Art: A Fight for Freedom [NSFW] 'Rick and Morty' Reenact the Viral "Judge F*ckman" Courtroom Transcript
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Through this cyclical topography, the game reinforces what it simulates: the undying dream of the street cleaner to escape the city, and their inability to do so.
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Related: The 100 Nude Women at the RNC Were Not Staging a Protest This Sculpture Simulates Politics with Angry, Indecipherable Beeping Trump Fanatics Reportedly Attacked an Artist
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And they've been testing out a version of it in a literal sand box at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida -- except this sand simulates moon dust.
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The box emits D65 light, which, Bell said, simulates the midday sun in Western Europe — supposedly the purest possible illumination and the industry standard for assessing color.
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Adobe leveraged the AI capabilities of its Sensei platform to create a new Live Brushes tool that simulates the experience of painting with oil paints of watercolors.
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It was created by a crisis communications firm that regularly simulates dire circumstances for companies in hopes of preparing them for when real public relations disasters hit.
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The "walk" series — Spring Walk, Summer Walk, Autumn Walk, Winter Walk — is probably my favorite for the way it simulates wandering through the woods all year round.
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The car has a traditional four-speed automatic transmission feeding into the hybrid's electric continuously variable transmission, a complex arrangement that simulates a ten-speed automatic transmission.
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Mica Levi's score echoes with the vibrations and sounds of a circulatory system, as the film simulates the experience of embodying flesh that is not your own.
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The article mentions Project 1917, a website that simulates social media that uses diary snippets from Russians who chronicled their lives over the course of the revolution.
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Related: Use "Crowd-Sourced Surveillance" To Track The President A New Exhibition Explores the Politics of Social Justice Art This Sculpture Simulates Politics with Angry, Indecipherable Beeping
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Related: Art Simulates a Dance with Plant Life in New York A Parade for the Return of Art's Native Son 10,000 Stacked Photos Create Insanely Detailed Insect Portraits
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So the whole time we would hear this [simulates banging noises], and we decided to make songs with heavy kick drums so we couldn't hear the noises anymore.
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Eating and drinking in that position sounds truly awful but it simulates weightlessness by shifting the blood toward the upper body...and also affects how the heart works.
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Image: NASAGoddard Space Flight Center's Launch Phase Simulator or High-Capacity Centrifuge simulates vibration, G-forces and changing pressures that a spacecraft would encounter during launch and landing.
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Nvidia's current graphics tech — and most of the industry's — simulates light and how light behaves in a given scene in a much simpler way, using something called rasterization.
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When a male is removed, the largest female becomes more aggressive and simulates the blue head color of the male, indicating that she will undergo a sex change.
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Next, a network of equipment including rover robots and drones will be mounted to monitor seismic activity that closely simulates that which would be used on the moon.
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Related: Giant Interactive 'Moonolith' Sculpture Simulates the Moon and Constellations An Immersive Installation Turns Earth's Sounds into Psychedelics Meet Semiconductor: The Mad Scientists Of The Visual Art Realm
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Rapture is a souped-up version of consumer virtual reality gear, wired to a haptic vest that simulates everything from an exploding wall to the tickle of spiders.
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The 2017 panorama was created by artist Yadegar Asisi and simulates what it's like to be on the ocean floor exploring the ship 12,500 feet below sea level.
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Related: Giant Interactive 'Moonolith' Sculpture Simulates the Moon and Constellations Interactive Sculpture Takes Inspiration From Aboriginal God Of Creation [Exclusive Video] An Interactive Sculpture Produces Music from Light
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"Fiscal waterboarding" is the name that the University of Athens economist Yanis Varoufakis gave to this process, after the torture method that simulates near-drowning again and again.
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As with much music aiming to capture a sense of place, the album's dense, overwhelming, aural electricity simulates getting caught up in the excitement of an urban wonderland.
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Neon, a project developed by an independent research group under Samsung named Star Labs, has created a neural network called Core R3 that simulates incredibly lifelike human avatars.
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Scientists figured this out by creating a global model that simulates the growth of a tiny creature that lives in the oceans and affects the color we see.
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Related: This Immersive Light Sculpture Simulates a Near-Death Experience Wander Through 30 Rainbows of Light at This Festival James Turrell Illuminates a Memorial Chapel in a Berlin Cemetery
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On the industrial side, a firefighter training program uses the tracker as the nozzle of a realistic hose, complete with a wheel that simulates the tug of water pressure.
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The heads have circular photos beneath them, pulled from a synced Facebook account, to help denote who is who, while software simulates lip movements to bump up the realism.
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Portrait Lighting, which is only available on the iPhone 8 Plus and X, simulates professional lighting using the iPhone's depth-sensing software, which identifies a photo's background and foreground.
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And on the 28 Plus, you get the iPhone X's same Portrait Lighting mode, which simulates different studio lighting conditions, and better, more refined background blur in Portrait mode.
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The researchers, led by biologist Madhan Tirumalai, took a batch of E. coli bacteria and placed them in a special rotating machine that simulates long term exposure to microgravity.
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In the study, scientists melted ice in a so-called "Mars Chamber" — a room that simulates conditions on Mars — to see how it interacted with the planet's sandy soil.
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I look for the lady I spoke to at the beginning, but she is busy at a computer that simulates the impossibility of expressing yourself completely to someone else.
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Instead, they say, it'll be replaced by a static version that only simulates the feeling of being clicked using the technology found in the new MacBooks' Force Touch trackpads.
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Usher takes fans, some reluctant and some incredibly enthusiastic, onto the stage and simulates graphic sex, physically grinding his penis into various parts of the women's bodies (see below).
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Chess simulates the meaning of life because it is a ritual encounter with death in disguise, where we experience the responsibility to stay alive one move at a time.
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Sierra Nevada's plant, for example, features a thermal vacuum chamber that simulates the cold void of space and a pint-size mission control to track its commercial satellite launches.
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While Kennedy said he weathered the repeated waterboarding without many issues, many people who have been waterboarded describe it as a terrifying experience that simulates the sensation of drowning.
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The 360-degree video app simulates the sights, sounds, and hallucinations that come from spending 22 to 23 hours a day locked in a 6-by-9-foot room.
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For the six participants in a NASA-funded behavioral research study that simulates a trip to Mars, the hope is that the sacrifices they endure benefit the greater good.
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This putting mat for fine-tuning your accuracy This eight-foot putting mat simulates the varying speed of real grass, with fold-and-crease resistant backing for truer rolls.
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The exhibition is mostly devoted to these local places, ending with a 600,000-gallon, kidney-shaped tank that simulates the canyon's edge, with the ocean drifting off into darkness.
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Unlike AR, which mixes the real and virtual worlds, VR simulates an environment in which users immerse themselves through headsets, such as the HTC Vive and Facebook's Oculus Rift.
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A professor at the University of California Irvine, she is an experimental psychologist that does not treat patients but rather studies them or simulates behavior in situations, she said.
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For now, Skyfi is perfecting its system by testing a large version of the antenna in a 50-square-meter (yard) echoless chamber that simulates the conditions of space.
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Much like the leaks that make for huge online moments, it simulates the feeling that anyone can be the detective who finds the crucial bit of information in the haystack.
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With a beauty line that simulates the tenacity of thank u, next, will the album still be a point of conversation by the time the products are up for sale?
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OYO Personal Gym SE — $73 See Details Exercise like a boss — a BodyBoss, that is — with this Kickstarter-approved portable gym that simulates thousands of dollars worth of gym equipment.
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Her opponents argued that it wasn&apost right to promote someone who supervised a covert detention site in Thailand where terror suspects were waterboarded, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning.
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When you press down on the "button," you'll feel a vibration that simulates the sensation of clicking a button, but minus the mechanical parts that can eventually break with use.
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Our rice paddy model simulates how mercury changes form, accumulates and converts to methylmercury in different parts of the ecosystem, including in the water, the soil and the rice plants.
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In the past decade, the university has added 64 buildings, including an engineering research quad with labs for testing combustion engines and large-scale structures (a "shake table" simulates earthquakes).
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Pippin Barr's game It is as if you were doing work simulates the distractions and mundane tasks of the office, imagined for a future when work is replaced by machines.
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Researchers at Sweden's Lund University have digitally reconstructed the building using 3D technology, creating a video that simulates the experience of walking through the home's many interiors, once meticulously embellished.
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This task light automatically simulates natural lighting with the help of its sleek optical head that detects changes in light and motion and adjusts the brightness and color temperature accordingly.
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The model simulates, for example, how changes in one geographic region can affect land and water resources, as well as the production and consumption of 13 commodities in eight regions.
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For example, Wellerstein's NUKEMAP, a website enables users to model the explosion of different nuclear weapons anywhere on his map will be transformed into a virtual environment that simulates nuclear events.
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Nearby, "The Light of Spirit" (2016), a glowing chandelier comprised of more than 200 red electric candles that dangle above a single gravesite marker, simulates votive offerings lit for the deceased.
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The new ship is largely positioned to attract the growing number of Chinese cruisers, and promises plenty of other contemporary diversions, including bumper cars and a machine that simulates sky diving.
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Matthew Lewis is the 17-year-old president and founder of PhishTrain, an education service that simulates phishing emails as a breach prevention measure, sending repeat-offender employees to online training.
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The big difference between this camera and those phones is that the L16 simulates all the focal lengths in between 28mm, 70mm, and 150mm by combining data from multiple camera modules.
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The liquid simulates the angle of the horizon and its movements, so your inner ear and eyes detect the same experience, even while reading a book or looking at your phone.
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Gone are the days that you could only have two or three monitors due to lack of space on your desk; SPACE simulates up to six screens at the same time.
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The Department of Homeland Security and the Army have teamed up to develop a virtual reality video game that simulates a school shooting from multiple points of view, Gizmodo reported Friday.
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The electric car got an "acceptable" rating in the small overlap front crash test, which simulates what happens when the front driver-side corner strikes a tree or another vehicle. (CNBC)
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But on Monday, ESA announced that it successfully fired up a prototype thruster in a vacuum chamber that simulates low Earth orbit, marking the first laboratory demonstration of the technology's principles.
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Football Manager simulates all this, and occasionally intervenes to tell you that you have wandered into a carcinogenic ash cloud, or that one of your players has succumbed to radiation poisoning.
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Researchers in the United States have created a model of a female reproductive system that is so close to the real thing it even simulates a menstrual cycle and pregnancy hormones.
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On the ice below, the national men's hockey team often simulates a five-on-four penalty killing drill that was introduced to the North Koreans by the Soviets several decades ago.
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The model simulates how an annual spray of aerosols in both hemispheres would affect the climate between 2020 and 2070 — and it found that there could be negative consequences in both regions.
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Cognata recreates cities in its 3D simulation platform using a combination of AI, deep learning and computer vision to give customers a variety of testing scenarios that simulates real-world test driving.
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Sensors in PETMAN's artificial skin can detect any chemicals that are leaking through the suit, and its high-tech skin simulates human physiology inside the outfit by producing sweat and regulating temperature.
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Unlike a conventional computer program, where code is written to churn out predictable results, the researchers sought to create a "true" representation by feeding archived weather data into software that simulates weather.
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The Prepare For Impact app, developed at Italy's University of Udine's HCI Lab, simulates emergencies such as a fire on the plane, or a collision during takeoff, from a first-person perspective.
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So you get the Portrait mode on the 8 Plus like you did on the 7 Plus, but you also get a new Portrait lighting feature, which simulates various studio lighting setups.
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The researchers also commissioned a microsimulation modeling study involving a model called MISCAN, which simulates colorectal cancer incidence and mortality and estimates risk factors and the impact of screening and treatment practices.
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Today's smartphones digitally manipulate even ordinary snapshots, often using neural networks: the iPhone's "portrait mode" simulates what a photograph would have looked like if it been taken by a more expensive camera.
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S&P generates the credit scores using its CreditModel tool, which simulates the credit ratings that S&P Global Ratings uses to determine how likely a company can default on its debt.
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Eventually, he figured out how to fabricate a squib: a miniature explosive device used in the film and theater industry, which, paired with a bag of fake blood, simulates a bullet hit.
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Three years later, still during Bush's presidency, she carried out an order to destroy videotapes of the waterboarding, which simulates drowning and is considered a form of torture, according to those people.
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Among the custom installations in the penthouse are an air-pressurized living suite that simulates altitude training, a gym with adjustable inclines for a number of stationary bicycles and a cryotherapy spa.
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The medium: Full-body virtual reality — plus a physically present dancer, a thermal hand plate that simulates touching hot and cold objects, and a scanner that digitizes an image of your face.
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While you are in the park, Soarin', one of the newer rides, raises you 40 feet in the air and simulates hang gliding in a 180-degree, 80-foot IMAX projection dome.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee said Monday that the panel will hold a hearing on bump stocks, a device used by the Las Vegas gunman that simulates automatic gunfire on semi-automatic weapons.
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It even has an "intelligent mode" that "simulates vibration frequency during the whole process of sex from beginning to orgasm," guaranteeing some fun regardless of whether or not you've got that camera on.
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The trip took him to eight countries, where he saw researchers attempting to bring back the wooly mammoth, atmospheric scientists firing lasers into clouds, and a big bubble that simulates life on Mars.
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Manufacturers can also test hardware using a process called hardware-in-the-loop, in which one server simulates the driving environment while another contains the computer that will eventually run in the car.
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In essence, this simulates the process of your boss taking taxes out of your paycheck — and similarly gives you a real sense of your "take-home pay" on a week-to-week basis.
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Related: Hacked Feedback Systems Reveal the Sound of Empty Space Sound sculptures make music something you can see, hear, and hold New Tablet Simulates The Feeling Of Touching An Alligator, Plucking a Harp
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Current iPads still use a physical, clicking home button — and that feels a touch out of date after last year's iPhone 7 switched to a non-moving button that simulates presses with vibration.
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"Candle Cove" simulates a conversation on an early internet message board where users are asking whether anyone else remembers the creepy children's TV show they watched in their childhood known as Candle Cove.
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Using a machine called a "vortexer," the researchers were able to expose mosquitoes to a mechanical shock that simulates the feeling of being near a hand that's making a swat through the air.
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Trump said during the election campaign the United States should bring back tactics such as waterboarding, which simulates drowning, although since the election he has said he has heard arguments against such methods.
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The suit adds on weight, restricts movement, and simulates a number of age-related conditions to give users a feel for the types of medical issues they might encounter as they grow older.
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Zurek says that because the photon experiments create copies in an artificial way that simulates an actual environment, they don't incorporate a selection process that picks out "natural" pointer states resilient to decoherence.
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A reasonably fit person without health complications could be cleared, according to Sheryl Bishop, a researcher who has worked at the Mars Desert Research Station, which simulates life on Mars for scientific purposes.
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Democrats say she should be disqualified because she was the chief of base at a covert detention site in Thailand where two terrorism suspects were subjected to waterboarding, a technique that simulates drowning.
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I tried out some of Tonal's unique features with the bicep curl, like the Chains mode, which simulates a traditional weight-lifting practice that adds more weight at the top of a lift.
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The chatter mildly simulates the atmosphere in a room, although I've found that getting my real-life friends into the exercise too, as Hudson recommends, really helps to get me joining in regularly.
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It includes a hangar-sized building to hold full-scale mock-ups of the plant and a virtual-reality room that simulates the interiors of the reactor buildings, including locations of known debris.
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Known as the Lunares Research Station, this privately funded facility simulates what it's like to live and work at a base on the moon or Mars, but it doesn't only work with humans.
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It maintains the same tense and tactical combat the franchise is known for, but it opens things up with an all-new structure that simulates life as a professor at a magical academy.
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This video from the Black Hat USA conference in 2010 simulates a jackpotting attack: According to the DOJ, law enforcement agencies had been investigating the ATM attacks in Connecticut, Hamden, Guilford, and Rhode Island.
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You need ambisonics, which simulates a full sphere of sound around you, giving sounds coordinates in 3D space and letting a renderer do the work of converting that coordinate into the appropriate sound waves.
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The hump in the middle — which simulates the pentaprism chamber of single-lens reflex cameras — houses the pop-up flash and sits only slightly higher than the two large control dials at the top.
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The game simulates cycling by coupling the pedal strokes of users on stationary trainers to the pedal strokes of on-screen avatars, which cruise their way through animated environments like the fictional Watopia archipelago.
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There's a mode that simulates a full game between two teams, and one called "Final Drive," which lets you play out the dramatic final march down the field that happens so often in football.
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Bkool Go Trainer ($303): The Bkool Go is a fun, low-cost smart trainer for beginner or casual cyclists since it only gets up to 800 watts of resistance and simulates slopes of 8%.
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Like the Impossible Burger, the company&aposs pork product is made using heme — the protein that gives the plant-based patties their signature "bleeding" look that simulates the texture and appearance of red meat.
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The dark lighting helps Mr. Coonin feel more comfortable in the class, he said, and an elaborate lighting system at the studio, which simulates sunrise and sunset, has helped him power through challenging intervals.
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A war game is an analytic or educational game that simulates war and creates a synthetic experience for players to consider different responses to a crisis and to see the consequences of those choices.
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Using emphatic but controlled paint strokes, dabs, drips, and smears, these images simultaneously recede and approach in terms of abstraction and figuration, which cleverly simulates the equivalent qualities of memory as a sensory experience.
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NYC23 has also teamed up with New York University Tandon to provide students studying cybersecurity access to the Cyber Range, a virtual network provided by NYC23 that simulates real-world security vulnerabilities and attacks.
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This test simulates the pawing of a dog, one that might be clambering for your attention by scratching at your seat or one that insists on jumping on and off furniture over and over again.
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Rydholm and his team spent years at the proving grounds, tuning the car's performance on the handling track I drove and the more varied "comfort track," which simulates a host of roadway surfaces and anomalies.
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It makes use of RSVP (rapid serial visual presentation) to transform any text from documents, books, websites, or apps, into an easy-to-read format that reduces eye movement and simulates a natural reading flow.
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Then we discuss a free online game called Trapped that simulates the process women go through to get an abortion, showing how hard it can be for some in the US to access the service.
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Accident insurance is a core requirement of a launch license, and to calculate the coverage needed, the agency simulates the unthinkable: a worst-case accident that has a 1-in-1o-million chance of occurring.
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Bees, please: Stop dying in your Martian simulator The Mars simulator in Pila, Poland, is mainly for humans: It simulates what it's like to live and work at a base on the moon or Mars.
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Studies show that when solar panels are well-engineered and installed, they can withstand hurricane-force winds, said Louis Gritzo, research manager at FM Global, a U.S. insurer that simulates natural hazards to test materials.
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Both have haptic feedback that simulates pressing an actual button — such as you'll find on the iPhone 7's home button — which isn't 100 percent convincing, but again, it's better than we've seen in the past.
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The reasoning behind the halving, which arrives automatically once a certain number of the total amount of bitcoins—estimated at 21 million—are mined, is that bitcoin simulates a commodity like gold more than fiat money.
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Compatible with one to four player, or artists if you will, An Evening of Modern Dance is a small free game that simulates all of the thrills and confusions of the 20th century's answer to ballet.
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The artificial amniotic fluid—an electrolyte solution manufactured in the lab—simulates the conditions inside the mother's fluid-filled sac, allowing lungs and other organs to develop more naturally, while conferring protection from the outside world.
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Of course there are things such as narrative, difficulty, character, and general quality that go into a good hacking game, but a game that simulates sensations and emotions that are inherent to hacking, programming and coding.
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Created by Nathan Yau from Flowing Data, the interactive visualization takes your sex, race, and age, then simulates how things might play out for the rest of your life—or what there is left of it.
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In a model that simulates taxi-requests in NYC, the algorithm was able to work in real-time to reroute ride-share vehicles based on incoming requests and send non-occupied cars to high-demand areas.
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In contrast, EAGLE 2.0 first simulates an expected quality of performance for each golfer on each day in each simulation, as well as an expected difficulty of the overall course and each hole on each day.
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The home button is touch-sensitive and builds on the Force Touch trackpads Apple includes on its new MacBooks, meaning it's not a physical button that can be pressed, but one that simulates a button press.
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But NASA has the next best thing—the Exoplanet Travel Bureau, which includes retro-style interstellar tourism posters and an interactive tool that simulates vistas on known exoplanets, based on real scientific findings about their properties.
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The colonialist power fantasy is enticing because it is, like most power fantasies, ultimately about control, and in this case, giving control to the player in a way that simulates struggle and dominance over "untamed" lands.
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Mr. Jones and his colleagues developed a model that simulates what's happening in our planet's mantle, beneath the crust that we live on, offering a window to the center of the Earth — or close to it.
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When you're training for races with hills, you'll appreciate this treadmill's ability to reach a 15% incline and a 3% decline, which better simulates hills than most other treadmills, according to the Top Fitness Magazine review.
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Separately, this new model also got rid of the physical home button on the front of the phone, opting instead for a virtual button with haptic feedback, which simulates the feel of pushing the home button.
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The Employee Benefit Research Institute has developed a model that simulates the percentage of households likely to have adequate resources to meet retirement expenses, considering household savings, home equity and income from Social Security and pensions.
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During the five day conference, NASA and its partners plan to engage in a "tabletop exercise" that simulates what would happen if scientists and authorities were to learn of a near-Earth Object (NEO) impact scenario.
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You're about to find out ... The Olympic legend boarded a special Airbus Zero G plane, which simulates what it's like to be in zero gravity ... and challenged 2 of his fellow passengers to a foot race.
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The laptop may also have a two USB-C ports, a fingerprint sensor, stereo speakers, headphone jack, stylus support, backlit keyboard and a trackpad that simulates presses like the 12-inch MacBook's Force touch-equipped glass trackpad.
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The selfie camera on the iPhone X can also take "Portrait Mode" (adds blurry background to photos) and "Portrait Lighting," which simulates different lighting effects, and is only available on the rear camera of the 8 Plus.
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One of the more physical and fun ways of practicing this ideal is by attending a compersion wrestling class, which simulates the intimacy of sharing partners and allows students to confront their emotions in a guided environment.
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It's colored like an apple so handlers won't treat that box with special care and it simulates the actual weight, size and density of a real apple, ensuring that it accurately represents an apple in the wild.
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After 9/11, Haspel joined the CIA&aposs Counterterrorism Center, and it was during this time that she supervised a secret site in Thailand where suspected terrorists were subjected to harsh interrogation, including waterboarding, which simulates drowning.
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But it's also a tightly cohesive pop statement itself, stringing its heartsongs together in a sequence that simulates ebbing cycles of anguish and acceptance, and the ballads easily coexist next to the faster, more streamlined hook machines.
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BodyBoss 2.0: Portable Home Gym and Extra Bands This Kickstarter-approved portable gym simulates thousands of dollars worth of gym equipment, can be set up anywhere, and lets you do hundreds of different exercises with one system.
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How it works: The cloud-based platform contains two servers operating side-by-side — one simulates sensor output from the car and the other receives that data, makes decisions, and then sends commands back to the simulated vehicle.
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Unlike previous Blackberry decrypts, which required physical access to the phones in order to work, the Mounties set up a server in Ottawa that simulates a message's intended recipients and then uses that global key to decrypt them.
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Iceland, which is currently installed in Sanya, a tropical Chinese city located in the southernmost part of Hainan Island, simulates the glowing blue color of icebergs by augmenting a garden's existing surface area of rocks, plants and water.
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It's applied by stylus to a screen, as in existing 2D drawing applications, but Adobe Research's software simulates real-world brushstrokes, leaving texture in the virtual oil paint as if the artist had daubed it onto real canvas.
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A "normal" angle refers to a test with a missile trajectory that simulates an attack with a specific target, such as the U.S. territory of Guam, as opposed to a test in a controlled environment within North Korea.
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The ISRO facilities in Tirunelveli district in Tamil Nadu and in Chitradurga district near Bangalore, India's Silicon Valley, are being used for testing, and scientists have developed an artificial crater which simulates the moon's surface, Kiran Kumar said.
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"It essentially simulates the path of light traveling from a light source in a game, like a light bulb, fire, or the sun, more accurately than conventional video game lighting," my colleague Antonio Villas-Boas wrote last year.
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Holtzman argues that hearing sound, in a spherical environment that simulates the planet, is a more intuitive way of understanding the data at hand, and of evaluating things like the direction and distance of the various wave fields.
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Winter occasionally disrupts this plan, in which case head to Maggie Daley Park next to Millennium Park to skate on the meandering ice ribbon that simulates a frozen prairie path amid surrounding high-rises (free; skate rentals $14).
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The original method was known as high pressure, high temperature, or H.P.H.T., which simulates the crushing force of the earth by applying high temperature and high pressure alongside a metal catalyst to dissolve carbon into a diamond seed.
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The app simulates holograms using augmented reality to place the game board in real world locations, and while previously only available on Tango-enhanced devices, it's now available on iOS devices running the latest version with Apple's ARKit improvements.
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ICEX 2018, which officially began on March 6, not only involves more submarines compared to the last three Arctic exercises in 2016, 2014 and 2011, it also better simulates likely combat conditions for a major war under the ice.
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Resistive braking (the mode that simulates traditional brakes was off in my vehicle) is a terrific experience if you haven't tried it yet, slowing the vehicle to a stop fairly aggressively whenever you remove your foot from the accelerator.
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In an effort to create something more efficient, a research team led by Gopala Anumanchipalli from the University of California San Francisco developed a system that simulates the mechanical aspects of verbal speech by tapping directly into the brain.
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Simplehuman 4-Inch Sensor Mirror Compact, $100This small mirror is going to go everywhere with them, especially when they realize the benefits of its clear 3x magnification and light system that simulates natural sunlight for more accurate makeup application.
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It simulates a teen party and lets players choose what to drink, how much, and with whom: Researchers working on the project say the choose-your-own-adventure game will inform teens about consequences, so they'll make better choices.
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In Pandora: The World of Avatar, you can expect to find a ride that simulates how it might feel to fly on the back of a Mountain Banshee, and one that sends you on a boat down the Navi River.
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That's why Ford's latest creation isn't a car at all – it's a small cot for babies called Max Motor Dreams (via CNET) that simulates a drive using sound and motion, along with LED lighting designed to mimic yellow-hued streetlights.
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The Briton, who at home sleeps in an altitude tent that simulates the oxygen levels found at a height of around 3,500m, won the 800m free at the 2014 Commonwealth Games and took bronze at last year's world championships in Kazan.
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Video footage of schoolchildren gathering around a volcano installation and stepping onto a platform that simulates eruption shows how we have managed to package uncontrollable grandeur into easily digestible displays for educational purposes — but it's ambiguous how successful these endeavors are.
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Researchers came up with this origin story, published today in the journal Nature, by running a complex simulation called the Synthetic Universe; it's a computer model that simulates how the Universe may have evolved since the start of the Big Bang.
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Mattis, 66, is believed to advocate a stronger line against Moscow than the one Trump outlined during his election campaign and has argued persuasively in private talks with Trump against the use of waterboarding, which simulates drowning, as an interrogation tactic.
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All you have to do is upload the URL of the blog post, news article, or document in the app, and Spreeder will transform it into a more digestible file that reduces eye movement and simulates a natural reading flow.
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Its latest health check on the banking sector simulates U.K. GDP (gross domestic product) crashing 4.7 percent, world GDP slipping 2.4 percent, unemployment soaring to 9.5 percent, house prices tumbling by a third and interest rates climbing to 4 percent.
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Related: Artist Insulted By Donald Trump Turns Him Into a Butt Plug Sex Dolls and Period Blood Paintings Deflate the Donald This Sculpture Simulates Politics with Angry, Indecipherable Beeping A Googol Film Clips Play at Once in This Experimental Short
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Next, the physics engine takes this data and generates estimated values for the objects' mass and friction coefficient, and simulates the scene forward in time: what would happen, say, when one object is dropped down a ramp and hits the other.
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To ensure defense readiness, we must develop an exercise, perhaps in tandem with armed forces maneuvers, that simulates as realistically as possible a full, several weeks-long test of our obligated force — with both vessels and manpower called to duty.
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One group was building a computer game that simulates the experience of going through life with depression and anxiety, while others were drafting plans for websites that track diversity at companies and help connect newly arrived immigrants with local community groups.
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Dead or Alive publisher Koei Tecmo revealed several games that will be available on its VR Sense game cabinet in Japan, which emits odors, sprays mist on you, and simulates wind while you sit and play games in VR, Dengeki Online reported.
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In addition, rather than traditional classroom-based learning, Pathstream's platform simulates a work environment, where students complete tasks and projects on the platform, build a portfolio of work and earn a certification from both a higher education institution and the software company.
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Essentially, Caavo has built an AI that simulates a human user to control any device you might attach to a TV, through whatever method the system can use, whether it's IR, HDMI-CEC, or direct control over an API on your home network.
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Zwift has a good chance of maintaining a rider's interest, thanks to new maps — on Thursday they added Innsbruck, Austria, which simulates the circuit from the upcoming 2018 UCI Road World Championships, and next they are adding New York City's Central Park.
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The app curates a wide array of unboxing and product review videos that creators have uploaded to YouTube and puts them together in a way that simulates the same type of live video programming pioneered by the likes of QVC in the '80s.
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Apps that already feature augmented reality capabilities can also integrate ARCore tech for better performance: Snap, for instance, is supplementing its "world lens" feature with ARCore, introducing a new experience that simulates entering Barcelona's Camp Nou stadium through a high-tech portal.
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The device, which is meant to be worn over or even attached to a standard nursing bra, utilizes a built-in compression mechanism that simulates the breast massage that some mothers perform to help stimulate the flow of milk and prevent clogged glands.
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That's what it feels like experimental musician and video artist Bill Baird has done in a new video where he simulates the sound of a China's worth—that is, 1.35 billion—Donald Trumps saying the word "China" all at the same time.
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Tillman writes like a man tired of the hot-take cycle, tired of the subcultural petri dishes, tired of all the useless commentary piling up endlessly and bouncing around the echo chambers, a process the dense, imaginative overflow of his lyrics deftly simulates.
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While Netflix hasn't fully committed to streaming videos to VR (yet) or even started producing VR/360-degree video content for VR headsets, it has dipped its toes into the VR waters with an app that simulates the experience of being in a real theater.
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It uses the same sort of shifting pin array, but whereas TRANSFORM was a large rig meant to stay in one place, ReVeal follows your hand around a room in the real world and simulates what's beneath your hand in the VR/AR world accordingly.
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A computer scientist at the University of British Columbia is working to create an algorithm that simulates the movement of skin, one of the last hurdles to creating truly life-like digital characters (still no word on when CGI eyes will stop being so scary).
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This Fusion Hybrid test car is on roads starting this month, with the fleet doing testing on public roads in Michigan, California and African, as well as at University of Michigan's Mcity autonomous vehicle testing facility, which simulates a range of real-world driving conditions.
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David Moore, a Republican state representative from Montana, made headlines for arguing that "Yoga pants should be illegal in public," and attempting to redo his states indecent exposure laws to prohibit any clothing that "gives the appearance or simulates" butts, genitals, pelvic areas (?), or women's nipples.
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LG defends this decision by saying that its engineers are more familiar with the design and therefore able to make the phone more reliable; the company also worked with Qualcomm to adapt an 835 feature that simulates smooth optical zoom between two camera lenses to the 821.
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This app simulates those and lets you have access to a variety of shot sequences, including a two-shot, four-shot, 12-shot, and 16-shot camera (which take sequential photos and combine them into one image) along with around 20 films, with more available for purchase.
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The arcade is an expansive area with six main attractions, the clear highlight of which you may have seen on The Verge a couple of weeks ago: a game that simulates rescuing a kitten from a plank of wood sticking out from the top of a skyscraper.
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"It's pretty well understood that if the water is warmer and it's causing more moist air to come up, you have the potential of a storm to grow quickly and intensely," Brian Haus, a researcher who simulates hurricanes at the University of Miami, previously told Business Insider.
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But the app's most notable feature is its Live Brushes, created using the company's AI-powered Sensei platform, that simulates the experience of painting with oil paints and watercolors, including colors that mix and bleed into each other as brush strokes are made on the simulated canvas.
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When an array of distorted voices chant the title of the closing number, "Whole New World," over thrashing industrial percussion, she's imagining a freely fluctuating realm where notions of identity and gender collapse, but she's also imagining the utopia of infinite assorted sounds her album simulates.
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The software simulates the complex workings of any given organization by mimicking the behaviors and interactions of individual employees, like a custom-built Sims universe, in order to predict how slight changes in one area, like a call operator's time on the phone, might impact another, like customer satisfaction.
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Check out the installations that will be on display, below: Universe of Water Particles on a Rock in which Resides a God This installation in the Inari Daimyojin Shrine projects a waterfall, controlled by an algorithm that simulates actual water flow, onto a 10' tall by 15' wide rock.
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"It's pretty well understood that if the water is warmer and it's causing more moist air to come up, you have the potential of a storm to grow quickly and intensely," Brian Haus, a researcher who simulates hurricanes at the University of Miami, told Business Insider last week.
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The burbly singsong sway of "Foreign," the synthesized strings bouncing up and down throughout "Shoota," the high-pitched squeals embedded into the woozy, breathy electronic rush of "Fell in Luv" — all suggest a sort of warped rap shoegaze, as the aqueous synthesizer gurgle simulates waves of electric feedback.
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For those poor souls unable to experience it in person, good news, the company has released a video designed for Google cardboard devices that simulates what it would be like to order a hamburger in a new McDonald's location surrounded by attractive and stylish people who smile all the time.
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But hopefully one day the company will explain why an app that's perhaps a bit boring, but totally harmless, can't be in the App Store while other apps such as a video game that simulates American drone strikes against terrorists—which, remember, kill more civilians than terrorists—is still available.
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That is just one possible scenario in Trapped, a new, free online browser-based game that simulates the process of receiving an abortion from the moment you wake up and realize you may be pregnant to the day you walk out of the clinic and breathe a sigh of relief.
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North Korea, which has carried out a string of rocket and nuclear weapons tests in defiance of UN Security Council resolutions, said on Wednesday it had conducted a ballistic missile test that simulates strikes against South Korean ports and airfields used by the U.S. military, apparently referring to three missile launches on Tuesday.
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The techniques included waterboarding, which simulates drowning and was condemned as torture by President Barack Obama, other senior officials and lawmakers, and human rights experts Trump was also nearing decisions on two other Cabinet positions, agriculture secretary and secretary of veterans affairs, with announcements expected soon, the source close to the transition said.
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" The BCC's 138-page list of regulations forbids drivers from parking overnight in residential areas if there is cannabis in their vehicle and specifies rules against "any employee or person to wear or use any device or covering, exposed to view, which simulates the breast, genitals, anus, pubic hair, or any portion thereof.
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Photo: FujifilmFinally, with the new Instax Square SQ27, Fujifilm is adding a 212x digital zoom, the ability to capture a series of 224 shots (so you only easily pick the best one to print), and a new video mode that simulates a traditional long-exposure shot by blurring all the action into one frame.
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Robert Yang, master of inventive gay sex games (Driving/handjob sim Stick Shift is a personal favorite) has just released his most elaborate iteration on the theme yet: The Tearoom simulates anonymous encounters between men in public bathrooms, as described in Laud Humphrey's seminal (heh) 1970 study of anonymous encounters between men in public bathrooms.
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This plant-based beef substitute is…Read more ReadEarlier this year, at CES 2019 in Las Vegas, Impossible Foods debuted version 2.0 of its Impossible Burger which we found to be almost indistinguishable from burgers made from actual beef thanks to an ingredient called soy leghemoglobin that simulates how ground beef looks, cooks, and tastes.
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Musk says the update will roll out to a 1,000-car strong test fleet on Monday, with the rest of the Tesla fleet running the update in "shadow mode" where the computer simulates what it would have done if active, and gives Tesla a chance to test the software in more conditions without taking physical control of vehicles.
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Other team presentations included concepts for VR that simulates sexual situations for educational purposes, an app or website that would help users understand if they perpetuate rape culture, a subscription box that helps couples in long-term relationships try new things in the bedroom and, the event's runner-up, an app that facilitates conversations about sex between partners.
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For the first time, the Department of Homeland Security is including a social media simulator in its annual exercise that simulates how the United States and the international community respond to a global cyber attack, Jeanette Manfra, the head of cybersecurity at DHS, told Axios at the exercise's kickoff at U.S. Secret Service's headquarters this morning.
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If those stage gestures feel somewhat morally superior and banal, they are harmless next to the production's nauseating grand finale: a breathless run-through of a sizable portion of the text we have already heard, this time performed by Marcel Heuperman, who is naked as he simulates defecation and sex acts on a large silicon pig.
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There are Ben-Day dots and thought bubbles, visible speed lines and sound effects; the pleasing choppiness of the characters' motions simulates the emphatic style of hand-drawn animation, a little reminiscent of the way producers Phil Lord (who outlined the story and cowrote the screenplay with Rothman) and Christopher Miller simulated stop-motion in 2014's The Lego Movie.
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Each chapter profiles gamers or game designers immersed in their particular compulsion: Grand Theft Auto, Dance Dance Revolution, Eve Online and No Man's Sky; classics like Elite, Missile Command and Donkey Kong; indie games like Papers, Please (which asks players to assume the role of an immigration officer) or That Dragon, Cancer (which simulates the heartbreak of having a child with terminal cancer).
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In 1999, researchers from the University of Chicago monitored a group of 11 healthy young men who did just that and found this chronic deprivation not only simulates the effects of aging, causing the body to develop higher levels of the stress hormone cortisol, and higher blood pressure, it can halve a healthy young person's usual number of antibodies to a flu vaccine.
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Lest you think this is a one-off incident that's limited only to r/the_donald, these are the top posts in SubredditSimulator, a bot that "simulates" Reddit posts and conversation based on actual user posts: The top one is referring to "cuck," a popular insult on r/the_donald; the second is just an embedded tweet from Breitbart reporter Milo Yiannopoulos, a GamerGate hero who has also become a favorite of r/the_donald.
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It has its own solar panel so it can explore more or less on its own It has its own solar panel so it can explore more or less on its own The test rig they set up not only produces a near-vacuum, replacing the air with a thin, Mars-esque CO2 mix, but a "gravity offload" system simulates lower gravity by giving the helicopter a slight lift via a cable.
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