Some dogs can sniff out people, or computer parts, and some can sniff out koalas.
|
|
It is Dexter, who is trained to sniff out human life, not Luna, who is trained to sniff out human remains.
|
|
So, as investment bankers, we will always sniff out deals.
|
|
But Biscuit's trained to sniff out food rather than drugs.
|
|
Dogs can sniff out multiple types of cancer in humans.
|
|
These dogs are trained to sniff out seven different drugs.
|
|
Is it possible that they can sniff out even malaria?
|
|
"I'm going to sniff out the beach," Ms. Wood said.
|
|
The new study, published in Journal of Breath Research, shows that dogs fare poorly when asked to sniff out lung cancer in actual screening situations—despite their uncanny ability to sniff out certain cancers.
|
|
He was trained to sniff out a bunch of different explosives.
|
|
People are smart and they can sniff out if you're not.
|
|
We learn to sniff out bigotry before it can crush us.
|
|
She can sniff out a guy who's giving her a line.
|
|
In that spirit, we're setting a standard to sniff out opportunism.
|
|
Millennials and Gen Z can sniff out propaganda from a distance.
|
|
Dolphins, too, are used by the Navy to sniff out mines.
|
|
To sniff out the bar called Herbarium, however, follow your nose.
|
|
Barcelona commissioned a large team of inspectors to sniff out illegal rentals.
|
|
They also allow it to sniff out the best writers and directors.
|
|
Freya, a Springer Spaniel trained to sniff out the scent of malaria.
|
|
He likes to sniff out -- I thought that story was very sweet.
|
|
At the school, dogs are trained to sniff out signs of disease.
|
|
Historically, hunters have trained dogs and even camels to sniff out ambergris.
|
|
" (Sarcasm any KUWTK fan can sniff out a mile away.) "Why not?
|
|
Their mission: to sniff out bags carrying meat and plant products. Why?
|
|
If dogs really could sniff out cancer, what other diseases might they smell?
|
|
It's an exciting result that showcases ALMA's ability to sniff out baby planets.
|
|
Belichick has the ability to sniff out and reject questions he doesn't like.
|
|
Neffenger says they're among the most effective ways to sniff out potential bombs.
|
|
I always say that I can sniff out inauthenticity from a mile away.
|
|
As might be expected, countermeasures to sniff out such deception are being developed.
|
|
The rover is designed to sniff out signs of past life on Mars.
|
|
Some species even have a second "nose" specifically designed to sniff out humans.
|
|
John Mayer can sniff out traces of the Child Perfume from yards away.
|
|
Let your dog sniff out the truth, and the treats, as Sherlock Holmes.
|
|
Use your phone to sniff out the Fitbit Use a Bluetooth-tracking app
|
|
Some well-trained dogs can sniff out electronic devices to help solve crimes.
|
|
Mr. Trump's loyalists sniff out the protesters before they can disrupt the proceedings.
|
|
He seems to also think he'll be able to sniff out any fakers.
|
|
She can sniff out an ice cube left on the Brays' kitchen floor.
|
|
It's also the best way to sniff out items to loot and sell later.
|
|
It interferes with an insect's ability to sniff out a tender-skinned human victim.
|
|
The director has to sniff out the good stuff, like a pig hunting truffles.
|
|
Scientists are actually using the mantis shrimp's brand of polarization to sniff out cancer.
|
|
You just gotta sniff out the boys, see how the team is doing. Right?
|
|
It's hard to say whether a dog could sniff out pregnancy without any training.
|
|
That's how difficult it is to even sniff out a trace of these particles.
|
|
All he had to do was sniff out the deals and make the connection.
|
|
How will Sánchez Parés, who was given no budget for investigators, sniff out violators?
|
|
Whether through malice, naivety, or greed, there was plenty of wrongdoing to sniff out.
|
|
These reports are used by regulators to sniff out market abuse and supervise banks.
|
|
Luckily, autonomous vehicles might be outfitted with olfaction sensors to help sniff out problems quickly.
|
|
With training, dogs can sniff out bombs and drugs, pursue suspects, and find dead bodies.
|
|
"It became a way sniff out moments from favorite, existing pieces of media," he says.
|
|
Police dogs are overdosing on new narcotics they sniff out in the line of duty.
|
|
Sniff out true specialists who view estate planning as part of a comprehensive financial plan.
|
|
I'm still holding out hope that Rachel will be able sniff out Lee's bullshit, and fast!
|
|
It seems ridiculous to suggest that they could sniff out something the big dogs have missed.
|
|
A U.K. organization, Medical Detection Dogs, is currently investigating dogs' ability to sniff out breast cancer.
|
|
Otherwise, if I say, "I understand," the person will sniff out my sentimentality and my insincerity.
|
|
Mary comes to Monterey to look after the children, but also to sniff out some answers.
|
|
The Oracle of Omaha believes short sellers tend to sniff out wrong-doing and shady behaviour.
|
|
Conservation canines are trained to sniff out whale poop so humans can better study endangered species.
|
|
Years of celebrity have given Woods the ability to sniff out a camera like a bloodhound.
|
|
Once I had a grid that looked fillable, I tried to sniff out any trouble spots.
|
|
We're not prepped to sniff out the scare before the jump and it works super well.
|
|
In the play below, watch him sniff out Miami's rendition of San Antonio's infamous "Hammer" set.
|
|
If they frequently sniff out food for deer in backyards, they'll learn to expect it there.
|
|
There, Border Patrol agents used dogs to sniff out small amounts of drugs in their vehicles.
|
|
Here at Mashable, we can sniff out a good Instant Pot sale like it's our job.
|
|
Needless to say, on a good night, Saunders will sniff out the stoppage like a bloodhound.
|
|
After completing her diabetic alert training, Honey will learn how to sniff out the female mealybug pheromone.
|
|
A few top journals began to sniff out shenanigans like p-hacking, massaging data for favorable outcomes.
|
|
The idea is to sniff out any conflicts that might separate your advisor's interests from your own.
|
|
It's surreal for me to imagine a drone flying above it, helping to sniff out a suspect.
|
|
Police departments in the US are using canines to sniff out thumb drives, phones, and other electronics.
|
|
The instructor said that electronics are harder to sniff out than bombs, drugs, humans, or flammable liquids.
|
|
They are able to sniff out explosives and can even detect large explosives from outside of buildings.
|
|
Or at least the CIA, which tried to train you to sniff out bombs, hardly knew you.
|
|
A dog was able to sniff out his own brother and has the pic to prove it.
|
|
"He could sniff out a power-to-be, Roy could," said Susan Bell, Mr. Cohn's longtime secretary.
|
|
I will play my strengths, sniff out my shortcomings and stomp out my ego at every opportunity.
|
|
Even the Twitter puppers we once praised as good dogs have been trained to sniff out racism.
|
|
Genetic counselors can help patients make sense of their results, and sometimes they sniff out incorrect findings.
|
|
Use your superior powers of observation to sniff out a Sherlock Holmes ensemble from fall's ubiquitous houndstooth.
|
|
Eager to sniff out his competitors, Mr. Glass visited Sam Walton's second Walmart store, in Harrison, Ark.
|
|
"You can program what you want to sniff out just by changing the software," Mr. Boyle said.
|
|
Stock investors dump stocks as they sniff out declining profits at the companies they are investing in.
|
|
More from Kim's hilarious digital footprint: In 2009, Kim's sixth sense was an ability to sniff out cavities.
|
|
Dogs are often used in tactical situations to sniff out threats, track dangerous persons and chase down runaways.
|
|
Working in emergency rooms, I've learned to identify drug seekers from down the hall and sniff out lies.
|
|
News trucks are also a constant presence and police dogs sniff out every vehicle that enters and leaves.
|
|
That is a big task in a country that works hard to stifle dissent and sniff out spies.
|
|
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai noted that robocallers typically target those who are least equipped to sniff out scams.
|
|
CNN reported that officials are revising their protocols, adding officers and deploying dogs that can sniff out explosives.
|
|
Read More: 7 tips for training your dog, from a Marine who trained dogs to sniff out bombs
|
|
The letter claims Uber snuck into private WhatsApp channels to sniff out taxi groups and labor unions. 6.
|
|
Barran was initially unsure if Milne could actually sniff out Parkinson's patients, so she set up a test.
|
|
They obscure identity — while triggering the instinct to sniff out who, exactly, is behind those oversized square frames.
|
|
The IRS is generally not allowed to share data and not well-equipped to sniff out international crime.
|
|
Amazon says it deploys advanced algorithms designed to sniff out descriptions that could hint at the banned ingredient.
|
|
Go do karaoke, Bill — not sniff out information for insider trading as if it were your sole life's mission.
|
|
Many VCs try to sniff out the sparkiest startups, anticipating a generous exit later when the giants buy in.
|
|
KN: Is there any way for like you or me to be able to sniff out these fake reviews?
|
|
"We have learned not to leave half-eaten packets of biscuits around for him to sniff out," she jokes.
|
|
So, while Millennials might not know what words like sustainable mean, they sure know how to sniff out bullshit.
|
|
This allows them to work as medical detection dogs, where they sniff out various forms of cancer and diabetes.
|
|
Further, they wondered why they could sense vapors better, allowing them to sniff out bombs, drugs, and even cancer.
|
|
It can monitor the fleet, sniff out the source of errors, and suggest options for what to do next.
|
|
Global health Canines can sniff out the socks worn by children carrying the mosquito-borne parasites, a study found.
|
|
We long for understanding, and we instantly sniff out when someone is trying to understand or just being patronizing.
|
|
Players attempt to sniff out catfish while convincing their fellow players that they are genuine (even when they're not).
|
|
Modern efforts to improve this technology have involved training animals like dogs to sniff out cancers and other illnesses.
|
|
One dog can sniff out someone wearing or carrying a bomb in a sea of tens of thousands of people.
|
|
Detection dogs are already being used to sniff out some cancers and detect low blood sugar levels in diabetic owners.
|
|
The dogs -- two springer spaniels and a shepherd mix -- know how to sniff out extremely old human remains, he said.
|
|
So be hyper-aware of what your dog may sniff out of a trash can or find on the ground.
|
|
The rule will give the agency more time to sniff out phony returns and prevent refunds from going to scammers.
|
|
There had been Grignac, a 19th-century sow who could sniff out a half-inch white truffle six feet underground.
|
|
In an effort to sniff out the differences, I tested a few different varieties of leggings at different exercise classes.
|
|
Officers get some help from the Beagle Brigade — dogs trained in "passive response" to sniff out drugs and dangerous items.
|
|
It said regional police wanted to have a greater presence if necessary and use dogs trained to sniff out explosives.
|
|
First came Dexter, the 7-year-old golden retriever trained to sniff out human life, whom rescuers hope will bark.
|
|
For one, in trying to sniff out when mistakes have been made, what "record" of evidence will Facebook's justices consider?
|
|
In the most recent episode of the show, Logan is trying to sniff out a leak in his inner circle.
|
|
While Freenome is focused on colorectal cancer, Thrive and Grail are working on tests that can sniff out multiple types.
|
|
Otherwise, the voice she helps them develop online won't feel authentic — and fans can sniff out inauthenticity from a mile away.
|
|
All the dogs involved had to chose their party, sniff out the candidates and then make a final vote for president.
|
|
At the same time, next-gen telescopes could be used to sniff out potential biosignatures from afar, as Loeb points out.
|
|
Mr Madnick recommends big firms conduct security audits of supply-chain partners, vendors and takeover targets to sniff out cyber-vulnerabilities.
|
|
And now, he's working to develop a test that could sniff out those signals before a patient starts to get sick.
|
|
Their dialogue is guarded and confessional in turns, each man seeming to sniff out some vague something they have in common.
|
|
That includes new teams of specially trained detector dogs to sniff out illegal feedstuffs being brought in to airports and seaports.
|
|
Since extreme focus is required to sniff out a truffle, Alfagia di Volterra's dogs only work a few hours a day.
|
|
But not all new infrastructure has to be high-tech: Mr Wilson praises dogs for their ability to sniff out drugs.
|
|
This particular experimental protocol is the same one used when testing the canine ability to sniff out cancer and other diseases.
|
|
Just slap the webpage into the Deal Squad tool and let their team of sales sleuths sniff out the best price.
|
|
"However, we found that in a number of cases our noses can guide us to 'sniff out' problematic products," he explained.
|
|
Make some use out of all your senses and try to sniff out the differences between these two super similar snaps.
|
|
Some officials have even trained dogs to sniff out the bacteria in an effort to avoid spreading it across state lines.
|
|
They have primarily been used to track down suspects, conduct search-and-rescue missions and to sniff out drugs or explosives.
|
|
Now that sustainability is at the forefront of many people's minds, it's easier than ever to sniff out an inauthentic pledge.
|
|
Dr. Mathews said she contacted an expert who trains dogs to sniff out bodies, bombs and the like for bat duty.
|
|
The next generation of space-based telescopes should be capable of this feat, and they could very well sniff out alien biosignatures.
|
|
Dogs have be trained to sniff out drugs, bombs, and cell phones, but training porn-sniffing dogs has been a unique challenge.
|
|
The CTBTO's network of sensors are ready to sniff out any radioactive particles released by the test, but so far, none have.
|
|
After recovering, she decided to train a dog to sniff out C. diff to help prevent others from going through her struggle.
|
|
Dr Lobmaier and his team were testing the idea that people literally sniff out partners with appropriate major histocompatibility complex (MHC) genes.
|
|
What I didn't know is that BP has set up a small venture office in the country to sniff out other opportunities.
|
|
I wanted a 'community' dog that could not only sniff out drugs, but be around kids and help with programs at schools.
|
|
This federal oversight, intended to sniff out attempts to target racial minorities for voter suppression, was required by the Voting Rights Act.
|
|
A new tool developed by the military could eventually help sniff out life on Mars or other places in the solar system.
|
|
Burglars employ these to sniff out Bluetooth signals from things like phones and laptops, and get for bang for their break-in.
|
|
Seymour Hersh is not so much a journalist as a terrier, except the prey he's hardwired to sniff out is Henry Kissinger.
|
|
Netflix did not immediately return Motherboard's request for comment on the methods it's using to sniff out customers using these unblocking services.
|
|
If the tactic doesn't work—it's unreliable, it's easy for la migra to sniff out—word tends to spread: Try something else.
|
|
I found it's not hard to sniff out a promising restaurant that appeals to your personal taste, as opposed to crowdsourced recommendations.
|
|
His rise to prominence came not from his skills as a sports analyst but from his ability to sniff out untapped markets.
|
|
Herbivorous insects — those multitudes that feed vertebrates like birds — find it hard to sniff out their food plants in traffic-polluted air.
|
|
Claims that dogs can sniff out lung cancer, colorectal cancer, and even Parkinson's Disease are still under investigation and are far from proven.
|
|
It is their job to sniff out corruption on Rikers, and they have the power to arrest individuals who are accused of graft.
|
|
From stress levels to specifics about your sex life, a house cleaner can sniff out a myriad of telling things without actually snooping.
|
|
The social-media giants, with their algorithms and rich stores of data, should be able to sniff out at least the very young.
|
|
Dogs have also displayed an uncanny ability to sniff out certain cancers, such as urological cancers and breast cancer, leading to early detection.
|
|
Using computers to sniff out other computers may yet tell us fascinating things about the delicate membrane between thoughts and the written word.
|
|
Since 2010, the loyal employee helped the police sniff out trouble and educate the public on the importance of thinking about safety first.
|
|
None that spoke to CNN would give specific details, but a few talked about adding officers or dogs that can sniff out explosives.
|
|
Wall Street has begun to sniff out an economic slowdown, evidenced by the wave of selling and extreme volatility infecting the stock market.
|
|
Some dogs undergo 15 weeks of training to sniff out explosives, while others train for 25 weeks specifically to detect chemicals among passengers.
|
|
Her goal is to sniff out the Perigord truffle, a fungus so prized by chefs it is called the diamond in the kitchen.
|
|
Chris says not to worry; he's been into shoes for a long time, and he knows how to sniff out a good deal.
|
|
Here's Tejal Rao on a training program in Maryland that teaches hounds to sniff out signs of bee-colony collapse before it happens.
|
|
These informants were utilized by the Syrian military to sniff out resistance and place missile trackers at the places they found resistance gathering.
|
|
Gathering data about the number and length of calls to a certain call center should sniff out the most lucrative schemes, the researchers argue.
|
|
There are even dedicated devices now that claim to sniff out smart home vulnerabilities for you, if you don't mind paying some extra cash.
|
|
On Thursday, the LAFD tested a drone that used thermal imaging to sniff out hot spots, directing firefighters to areas in need of attention.
|
|
Two pathfinding spacecraft designed to sniff out signs of life on Mars will arrive at the red planet Wednesday, and the stakes are high.
|
|
That craft, called Trace Gas Orbiter, will use an atmospheric probe to sniff out methane and other gases around Mars linked to organic life.
|
|
West Covina Police Department K-9 named Rye helped officers sniff out roughly 60 pounds of meth on Saturday during a routine traffic stop.
|
|
That's when the Rye – who was field certified in narcotic detection in April – was brought in to help officers sniff out any additional drugs.
|
|
Additional funding for the IRS — particularly an investment in its computer systems — could help the agency better sniff out suspicious returns, tax experts said.
|
|
When a spate of car robberies is reported in Mumbai, it is up to Sunny and his superhuman nose to sniff out the culprits.
|
|
Especially the engineers and executives from the Hyperloop startups who were there to bask in purposeful glow, as well as sniff out new talent.
|
|
For the wildlife project, APOPO's James Pursey said, the rats would first be trained to sniff out a substance in return for a reward .
|
|
A plastic bag was no match for Stella, who managed to sniff out the brownie, rip apart Shell's backpack, and eat the whole thing.
|
|
As GroupMe and Splice founder Martocci previously told Business Insider, venture capitalists can "sniff out" founders who go in with the intention to sell.
|
|
Hundreds of dogs report for duty at airports across the country, trained to sniff out bombs and other explosives for the Transportation Security Administration.
|
|
And a study showed that dogs' sensitive noses — experts at detecting explosives, drugs and other contraband — can also be trained to sniff out malaria.
|
|
It can't sniff out a story or interview eyewitnesses, but it does save journalists time, and allows them to concentrate on more complex stories.
|
|
For extra support, the brigade hired Mitch and Bobby, two chocolate-colored spaniels who have been trained to sniff out ivory during search missions.
|
|
Presumably, more transactions would mean faster aggregation, making it more difficult for the supernode to sniff out transactions that remain loose from the herd.
|
|
"I was surprised to see that Rocky could sniff out some of the best artwork in New York," Ms. Dawson said in a statement.
|
|
After evacuating the palace so their search dog could sniff out the treaty, Amber heads into town where she's greeted by many adoring fans.
|
|
Doctors used spades to dig out a volunteer, helped by the dogs who have been trained to burrow through drifts and sniff out victims.
|
|
Since 2009, the venerable RABM blog has been one of the greatest resources for the liberation-minded metalhead to sniff out ideologically sound new music.
|
|
Being able to sniff out bullshit is kind of important when you're helping to swing elections and sow chaos at the highest levels of government.
|
|
If a dog's nose can sniff out malaria, then it's conceivable that a portable diagnostic device modeled off the canine olfactory system can be developed.
|
|
Twitter also uses AI to sniff out fake accounts and some inappropriate content, but it relies more heavily on user reports of harassment and bullying.
|
|
The dogs were specifically trained to be able to sniff out chemicals left behind from human decay and sent to the remote island of Nikumaroro.
|
|
"She lived a long life, eating everything she could sniff out, she was my OG Rolldog, made her feature film debut in Honey," Alba wrote.
|
|
And now, firms like Alethea Group are opening shop to sniff out disinformation and work with campaigns to develop full communications strategies to counter it.
|
|
Developing an electronic sniffer for Parkinson's is a worthy goal, but man's best friend provides a low-cost alternative to sniff out vulnerable patients now.
|
|
So if Sam Esmail, Mr. Robot creator, knew that we would likely sniff out the fact that Elliot was in (spoiler) prison, why do it?
|
|
O'Neil says that certain companies even add bomb dogs to that mix, specially trained canines who can sniff out the odors of common explosives components.
|
|
It's still early days for the research, and the teams plan much larger trials to see if dogs can directly sniff out malaria in people.
|
|
The Russians, keenly able to sniff out weakness, exploited this complacency and raced toward their test, production and now deployment of their prohibited weapons system.
|
|
We're no amateurs when it comes to a good beauty sale — we can sniff out a deal on overpriced night cream from a mile away.
|
|
At first the two played along with their Naviti tribemates, working with Kellyn and her crew to pick off the Malolos and sniff out disloyalty.
|
|
Howitt and Garett's work suggested that tuft cells might act as sentinels, using their abundant chemosensory receptors to sniff out the presence of these intruders.
|
|
A.I. may even sniff out new types of chicanery, said Tom Gira, executive vice president for market regulation at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).
|
|
Once you know where to look, you have to sniff out and dig up each truffle by hand, and they can be tricky to find.
|
|
For millennia, humans have prized dogs for their tracking abilities; police and armed forces have long used them to sniff out bombs, drugs, and bodies.
|
|
He's begun seeding crowds with plainclothes officers to sniff out dissenters, tightened efforts to corral reporters, and dances dangerously close to inciting violence against protesters.
|
|
Dogs can sniff out bombs, drugs, and bed bugs, and now it seems their sensitive noses can also be used to detect antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
|
|
Italians use dogs to sniff out white truffles underground, and can only guess whether they will still grow in the same area the following year.
|
|
They're trained to sniff out bacteria and tell if any larvae have been killed before the hives are shipped away to help pollinate other farms.
|
|
The F.B.I. borrowed a dog trained to sniff out cadavers from the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, but it found no sign of any bodies.
|
|
The Mandalorian and Toro manage to sniff out the assassin Fennec Shand, played by Ming Na-Wen, which leads to a very exciting 1 v.
|
|
The dogs are outfitted with military equipment, including body armor and sometimes cameras, and are trained to sniff out explosives and chase down terrorist fighters.
|
|
Those same countries also use cyberespionage in more traditional ways: to steal government secrets and sniff out American spies, and identify America's Chinese or Russian assets.
|
|
Over the past decade, there have been projects investigating the use of bees to sniff out cancer, for example, but that research hasn't advanced very far.
|
|
In the future, malaria detection dogs could be used at airports, for example, where canines are already being used to sniff out narcotics and illegal foodstuffs.
|
|
Her "atmospheric kitchen sensors" are basically Breathalyzers that sniff out nutritional needs, a proposed tool that crops up as crowdfunded vaporware about three times per year.
|
|
Get itself into orbit around Mars, where it can sniff out gases in the Martian atmosphere that could indicate the presence of life on the surface.
|
|
There are also browser extensions like Ugly Email and PixelBlock that try to sniff out pixel trackers before you open an email, and remove them entirely.
|
|
Though traditionally associated with Biblical plagues that destroy crops, it turns out they could have a second career as remote-controlled cyborgs that sniff out explosives.
|
|
The Trace Gas Orbiter itself is built to sniff out gases in the atmosphere like methane that could indicate either extinct or living life on Mars.
|
|
AI can use machine learning classifiers (similar to those used to detect spam emails) to sniff out imperfections in manipulated video invisible to the human eye.
|
|
They land at the drug treatment team, and they sniff out the fact that they've got mental health problems and refer them back to mental health.
|
|
The tags were specifically meant to sniff out chemicals like organophosphate esters (OPEs), including tris(1,3-dichloroisopropyl) phosphate (TDCIPP), which are suspected of being hormone disruptors.
|
|
In the UK, a major trial was conducted last year at Medical Detection Dogs, where dogs were taught to sniff out prostrate cancer from urine samples.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads According to new research, a special smell test can help museums sniff out artifacts on the verge of irreversible degradation.
|
|
The four dogs are part of the world's first canine detection team trained specifically to sniff out illegal wildlife products in shipping cargo and airport luggage.
|
|
Lest we get too focused on all the funny business involved in railroad mania, there are red herrings to sniff out and misdirections to blindly follow.
|
|
Offstage, the dog's name was Skippy, but the wire-haired terrier stole hearts and scenes for his ability to sniff out dead bodies or hidden weapons.
|
|
The dog, Mali, was recognized for helping to sniff out Taliban militants and booby traps during a mission by Afghan and British Special Forces in 2012.
|
|
That's right: According to The San Francisco Chronicle, there is a place in Placerville where a woman named Alana McGee trains dogs to sniff out truffles.
|
|
That's why HelloSociety and most other influencer marketing businesses rely on online tools to sniff out counterfeit or fraudulent accounts—and influencers who profit from them.
|
|
The charity said that Mali had braved gunfire to search for explosives, and had also played a pivotal role by helping to sniff out enemy militants.
|
|
And the financial markets can sometimes sniff out problems with the economy before they show up in the official economic snapshots published on G.D.P. and unemployment.
|
|
Further studies also need to be done, especially in African countries, to see whether dogs can "directly" sniff out malaria in infected people, the team said.
|
|
Some sharks can sniff out tiny amounts of chemicals associated with their prey, and salmon use their olfactory abilities to navigate up rivers to their spawning areas.
|
|
That sale also lit a fire under Sundance, which became known as a place for distributors to sniff out and propel the next big thing to stardom.
|
|
On a hunch, Garvan Institute researchers developed an antibody that could sniff out i-motifs in the genome and identify them, tagging them with an immunofluorescent glow.
|
|
Determined to sniff out the contents of her surprise, the young girl deftly penned a letter to her mother under the guise of her forgetful father, Don.
|
|
China is developing a robotic security officer that can sniff out bombs, grab suspects with a mechanical clamp and deliver a jolt of electricity to neutralise threats.
|
|
Image: WikimediaResearchers at Vanderbilt University have found a secondary set of odor sensors on female malarial mosquitoes that appear to be specifically tuned to sniff out humans.
|
|
Now that Leonard's training and trial run are complete, he will soon become a certified police K9, helping the department sniff out drugs and other illegal substances.
|
|
But lots …Read more ReadAs for the future, smell scientists are only just beginning to sniff out the purpose of smell in our day-to-day lives.
|
|
But perhaps the most potent provisions of the UN resolution are those that require, and no longer simply encourage, countries to sniff out suspicious North Korean activity.
|
|
The winner of the evening was OlfaGuard which has created an extremely accurate "electronic nose" that can literally sniff out pathogens in an industrial food production setting.
|
|
Roomba's 900 series has it all: Smart maps; Dirt Detect to sniff out gross spots; and AeroForce cleaning technology to suck up dirt with a typhoon's force.
|
|
Once in orbit, the Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) will start trying to sniff out clues to one of space research's enduring questions: Is there life on Mars?
|
|
" That's because "we as a human species can sniff out in a moment, literally in a moment, whether or not someone is being their authentic true self.
|
|
But a unilateral US withdrawal would leave the Kurds vulnerable to the regime, the Iranians and the Turks; ISIS remnants will sniff out opportunities in the chaos.
|
|
Samples are taken using filters and then presented to the dogs who can sniff out illegal items within seconds, a spokesman for Kenya Wildlife Service told CNN.
|
|
Spotting fake reviews is critical as you sniff out fake products, and in so doing, you usually have to rely on your own assessment of a review.
|
|
Then came Luna, the 6-year-old Belgian Malinois from the United States Border Patrol trained to sniff out human remains, whom rescuers hope will remain silent.
|
|
In these situations, there are often isn't fresh scat to sniff out, and even if there is, it doesn't always lead to the koala who left it.
|
|
The IRS can sniff out unreported income and earnings through third-party reporting sources, including your employer, your bank or brokerage, and small businesses that pay you.
|
|
But, at least, they were journalists who had some conception of their civic duties as public surrogates and had the noses to sniff out news of substance.
|
|
They channeled this desperate need to play into detection training, teaching the dog how to sniff out specific odors and then giving him a toy as a reward.
|
|
Her favorite modern artist doesn't expect much in return, she says, other than lots of nuzzles and free reign in the pasture to sniff out his favorite weeds.
|
|
Their rodents learn to sniff out mines on old battlefields in Angola, Mozambique and Cambodia, or to detect tuberculosis in phlegm samples from patients in Tanzania and Mozambique.
|
|
Cesar Millan's a firm believer in dogs' ability to sniff out earthquake danger ... especially after the video of one pooch fleeing during the big one Monday in Chile.
|
|
That's why Facebook had said before that it plans to use AI technology to help sniff out those advertisers who should have submitted to verification, but did not.
|
|
The researchers shared one scenario in which a hacker could secretly sniff out iPhone users' phone numbers: - Create a database of SHA133(phone_number):phone_number for their region; e.g.
|
|
Stocks should peak in the first half of next year but then turn volatile as the market begins to sniff out a recession, according to Morgan Stanley strategists.
|
|
Hiring managers can sniff out whether someone is truly interested in a role or just coming in for an interview because they're trying to escape their current situation.
|
|
In the first episode, Solcedo is able to sniff out the impostor at an important cartel gathering, and that sets the stage for his own adventures in subterfuge.
|
|
Since early September, Special Counsel Bob Mueller has been using increasingly aggressive tactics to sniff out the "bad eggs" — as 10-day communications director Anthony Scaramucci would say.
|
|
In many places that have legalized the drug, including California, Oregon, Maine and Vermont, most new recruits are, like Ivy, no longer being trained to sniff out pot.
|
|
A 90-year-old widow with end-stage pulmonary disease, Mary Frances is still sharp enough to sniff out Alice's overspending and notice when Eddie botches her taxes.
|
|
The role that lured him was Meyer Offerman, a wealthy Holocaust survivor who leads a band of multicultural, multitalented assassins who sniff out Nazis hiding in plain sight.
|
|
His ability to sniff out technology winners like the chip-maker Nvidia, where he was an early investor, has given him one of the industry's best track records.
|
|
Early adopters like fashion designers, a Kanye West henchman, pro skaters, a model or three — all the nocturnal critters who sniff out the latest hot spot — were manifold.
|
|
And as in the case of Clever, it led to what eSports commentator Duncan "Thorin" Shields called a "witch hunt" in the community to sniff out other cheaters.
|
|
It follows Tina (Eva Melander), a customs officer at a Swedish port who has the ability to sniff out guilt and is ashamed of her near-Neanderthalic appearance.
|
|
It may even be the case that the rats can sniff out the bacteria at levels so low as to be undetectable even by sophisticated laboratory techniques, Mgode suggests.
|
|
In addition to the mute function, this beta release of Chrome comes with an enhanced pop-up blocker that helps sniff out disguised play buttons, links, and other controls.
|
|
Director David Yates told the crowd that the monsters in the film include "one that can sniff out treasure and another that can shift in size," according to THR.
|
|
The company has long tried to develop ways to combat fakes, from ranking trusted reviews to developing algorithms that sniff out the obviously fake ones to suspending accounts altogether.
|
|
The space-based observatory is designed to sniff-out exoplanets, but Kepler's observations sometimes showed anomalous stellar behavior, in which some stars suddenly got really bright for short periods.
|
|
In actuality, they're DNA-repairing enzymes that sniff out and repair genetic damage caused by exposure to UV light—damage which, when it accumulates, can lead to skin cancers.
|
|
The Broncos, playing in that moment as a synecdoche for the NFL at large, sniff out this idle attempt at fun and snuff it out with one quick chop.
|
|
Florin and Lucy belong to a group in the UK called Medical Detection Dogs, which has trained many of the animals that have been able to sniff out cancers.
|
|
The crew tried to sniff out its source, and someone even sprayed a fire extinguisher at the lights over the bar, said Charles Kern, an on-set scenic artist.
|
|
Now you're bringing up the inevitability of their deaths and, if not done tactfully, it can seem as if you are trying to sniff out details of an inheritance.
|
|
In a statement, the Mississippi Department of Corrections said that it also used technology to interrupt cellular signals, regularly conducted shakedowns and used dogs to sniff out the devices.
|
|
Soon after being sworn in, Trump created the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, which had as its purpose, to sniff out and eradicate these broad voter fraud attempts.
|
|
The order also deals a blow to a Trump-allied "exit poll" that aims to mobilize supporters to canvass voters in an effort to sniff out instances of voter manipulation.
|
|
The event showcases graduates of the famous incubator's training program to investors who hope to sniff out the next Dropbox, Airbnb, or Stripe, all of which emerged from Y Combinator.
|
|
America's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell has an eye for spotting excellence in humans, and, according to fellow AGT judge Howie Mandel, Cowell can sniff out talent in dogs too.
|
|
Back on the domestic front, a yellow Labrador retriever who goes by Hannah is one of fourteen dogs who have been trained by Connecticut police to sniff out child pornography.
|
|
As your dedicated shopping sleuths, we took it upon ourselves to sniff out all the best of these unofficial sale hubs (that you may have never knew existed until now).
|
|
And though its essential role is less obvious when humans don't have to sniff out their next meal, it still affects much more than just perfume preference and flavor experience.
|
|
Making reliable estimates is especially difficult in wilder areas because scavengers quickly sniff out fallen carcasses, said Simon Thomsett, an ornithologist and trustee of the Kenya Bird of Prey Trust.
|
|
As states and cities loosen their drug laws, the highly trained dogs their police departments use to sniff out narcotics can't always be counted on to smell the right thing.
|
|
Though he was unruly at first, his new owners soon found that he was extremely skilled at hunting down toys, and began to train him to sniff out certain species.
|
|
A system that can rely on automated software to sniff out the presence of AI-enabled manipulation doesn't depend as heavily on human determinations of what's true and what isn't.
|
|
Mali, a Belgian Malinois badly injured by shrapnel, was awarded the Dickin Medal, Britain's highest award for animal bravery, for helping to sniff out Taliban militants and their booby traps.
|
|
Imagine an insect that can alight along a pipeline to sniff out gas leaks, swoop beneath plants to detect pests and disease, and slip into tiny spaces to find disaster survivors.
|
|
Her character comes into town to help Celeste (Nicole Kidman) look after the kids and sniff out what exactly went down with Perry's death, but that's not what I'm thinking about.
|
|
Dogs have been observed to have the ability to sniff out the symptoms of low blood sugar in diabetic patients, but what exactly the pups are sniffing has remained a mystery.
|
|
Once the right signature has been located, a directional antenna can be used to sniff out the source of the signal, a process that's far more accurate than internet-based trackers.
|
|
Tracking pixels will still know when you've read an email, but they generally can't sniff out your location or get your advertising profile because they can't see your IP or cookies.
|
|
While some connoisseurs of the genre will sniff out any fluff in a horror movie trailer and opt out of watching, I'm willing to see anything that looks even remotely scary.
|
|
"Kobold's bet is that it can sniff out new cobalt reserves by deploying machine learning and other AI techniques to large sets of geological, physical, and chemical data," Akshat Rathi reports.
|
|
All he had to do was sniff out my Logitech wireless mouse's tiny USB receiver, fire off a few lines of code, and start typing things that appeared on my screen.
|
|
Like everyone else, I gotta call around and sniff out leads and take freelance gigs here and there and hope that those gigs blossom into a salaried job down the road.
|
|
Hiding behind this brow-raising photo is an iconic Hollywood wolf ... use those nosy skills of yours and see if you can sniff out the A-lister behind this warped photo.
|
|
"I like to think of them as tiny dogs, that cost less and are smarter," she said, before hiding small carrot chunks in blocks for Squeak to sniff out, and eat.
|
|
Nine dogs, which must be between the ages of 18 months and 24 months old, should be able to sniff out narcotics including cocaine, marijuana, heroin and synthetic drugs like ecstasy.
|
|
Several influencers and marketers told CNN Business there is concern that hiding likes will make it harder to sniff out which accounts have bought fake followers to fraudulently inflate their popularity.
|
|
Personally, I can't even think of forty-seven botanicals, and, unless the company is selling directly to neurasthenic beagles, I can't conceive of any customer who will sniff out every aroma.
|
|
Riley is now in the employ of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, having been hired to sniff out bugs and other annoying critters that may be harming pieces in its collection.
|
|
Their rough equivalents here — Mr. Berry (Greg Stuhr) and Mr. Urges (Brad Heberlee), along with Mr. Cake (Tony Manna) — are Scotland Yard operatives trying to sniff out criminal activity surrounding the Quartos.
|
|
It has also caused a stunning sell-off in the Treasury market as traders sniff out rising inflation and the prospect of much more debt to pay for the big spending plans.
|
|
The system doesn't sniff out individual chemicals, but rather uses a program to look at the unique combinations of all of the so-called volatile compounds in a patient's breath, reports Smithsonian.
|
|
On the jammed streets down below, eight real dogs will be hard at work keeping the crowds safe by using their ultra-sensitive noses to sniff out the merest whiff of explosives.
|
|
But it turns out all the social media giant had to do was work with some student programmers who found a way to sniff out fake news sites in just 36 hours.
|
|
Hiding behind this nosy pic is a famous TV doctor that is known for her good looks ... see if you can sniff out which blonde bombshell is hidden underneath this cheeky snap.
|
|
Another point for the canines in the struggle between cats and dogs: a new study says that dogs are able to sniff out lung cancer in human blood with 97 percent accuracy.
|
|
Read: These dogs can sniff out cancer better than some tests In a statement to Cancer Research UK, he likened the fight against cancer to police chasing a wide array of criminals.
|
|
The president ultimately presided over the launch of Operation Chaos, a secret CIA cell designed to sniff out alleged foreign influence in the US anti-war movement both at home and abroad.
|
|
It has chalked up a 32 percent jump in prison-related corruption cases since 2013-228 in part through the help of dogs trained to sniff out cell phones and other contraband.
|
|
It will be TESS's job to sniff out those planets, by monitoring the light from stars for periodic dimming or blinking that would indicate that planets are passing in front of them.
|
|
The agency tasked with keeping us safe in the skies failed to sniff out the threats 95 percent of the time, alarming lawmakers and sending the TSA into a frenzy to shape up.
|
|
Consorzio CBI, a research outfit in Rome funded by Italian banks, is improving software that tries to sniff out Mafia connections by looking for clues such as atypical transfers between a firm's departments.
|
|
As the spacecraft dives through Comet 67P's hazy coma, it'll use its mass spectrometer to sniff out a variety of molecules within the gas, which early scientific reports have likened to cat piss.
|
|
Everyone wants to know, as soon as possible, who will occupy a famously not-that-important job, and reporters eagerly sniff out leads even though the name will be publicly announced soon enough.
|
|
Mr. Pandit has also backed the student lending platform CommonBond, the small-business lender Fundbox, and NerdWallet and FeeX, services that help consumers sniff out bargains and hidden fees in their financial dealings.
|
|
South Korean scientists created the world's first cloned dog in 2005, and two years later the country began employing cloned Labrador retrievers to sniff out drugs for the customs service, China Daily said.
|
|
Ganas, the Komodo Dragon, who can sniff out food from up to 6 miles (9 km) away by using his tongue, made short work of a selection of duck, quail and chicken eggs.
|
|
But a yellow labrador retriever has been putting his nose to the ground on Santa Cruz Island in an effort to sniff out a different kind of threat: a species of invasive ant.
|
|
Tiny, finely carved netsuke are displayed above a porcelain dish, which features a different take on the divine herb-picker: lucky deer forage for lingzhi, not unlike trained pigs who sniff out truffles.
|
|
Others have tried poisons and traps, special task forces to sniff out breeding hot spots, even a "rodent academy" to teach public employees how to be first-line responders to the Rattus norvegicus epidemic.
|
|
The Wall Street Journal reported that Accel Partners, Founders Fund, Index Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Social Capital and Sequoia are among the top tier funds that use scouts to sniff out early stage deals.
|
|
Warren and Linvill call this behavior the "attack of the clones," and they believe the weird hashtags were probably "camouflage" — designed to confuse Twitter's attempts to sniff out spam accounts tweeting the same content.
|
|
"Experiments show that these rats can detect a sample with TB parasites in a second and evidence has shown that they are able to sniff out even those with very minimal parasites,"she said.
|
|
Detection tools cannot protect their customers, and while helping IT staff to more quickly sniff out breaches is useful, it amounts to little more than closing the stable door once the unicorns have bolted.
|
|
Armed with a laser gas analyzer that can sniff out airborne methane with parts-per-billion precision, Phillips and Ackley drove around the LA area measuring methane concentrations for a period of five days.
|
|
ExoMars in general is setting out to to sniff out gases in the thin Martian atmosphere and eventually dig beneath the surface of the planet to find any hint of past or present life.
|
|
Throughout the book, Bil weighs in on the myth of "sushi-grade" fish, whether lobsters feel pain, why clambakes are a terrible idea, and even explains to consumers how to sniff out unscrupulous fishmongers.
|
|
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has developed a miniature methane gas sensor, light enough to be carried to Mars, and sensitive enough to sniff out a few parts per billion, thanks to a laser spectrometer.
|
|
To celebrate, YouTuber Mark Rober decided to test out one of the most widely quoted theories about the underwater predators — that they can sniff out a drop of human blood from a mile away.
|
|
Hiding behind this chiseled photo is a famous Brazilian angel ... put your detective skills to the test and see if you can sniff out the secret as to who is underneath this warped photo!
|
|
Looking around with adult eyes, I suppose that I can see over the top of the wall of the secret garden: I can see the ideological underpinnings, understand the context, sniff out the falsities.
|
|
They can apparently be trained to sniff out cancer, sense when a diabetic owner is low on blood sugar, or warn epileptics of upcoming seizures, too, although their reliability on these fronts is questionable.
|
|
The idea for using dogs this way in the UK germinated in 2015 when Attwood started looking into the possibility of training a dog to sniff out devices that the human eye could easily miss.
|
|
It's hiring many more moderators, but with a longer-term goal: The idea is that someday humans will be able to train the machines, in a similar manner, to sniff out misinformation, smut, and abuse.
|
|
After passing through metal detectors to sniff out camera-equipped devices that could be used to leak pictures of unreleased new products, the workers follow arrows on the floor and inspirational posters on the wall.
|
|
Originally developed by the military to sniff out toxins and pathogens in the air, BILI, which would be attached to a Mars rover, relies on sniffing out elements in dust plumes coming from the planet.
|
|
USDA established its detector dog program, known as the "Beagle Brigade," in 1984, with one beagle trained to sniff out plants and animal products at Los Angeles International Airport, according to Customs and Border Protection.
|
|
Some sites sniff out the software by downloading a small bit of JavaScript code meant to trigger an ad blocker, and then checking to see if the code actually made it through to the browser.
|
|
The job of the chief of staff -- and especially this chief of staff given his emphasis on managing the staff and restoring discipline in the ranks -- is to sniff out problems before they become problems.
|
|
President Trump's administration's come up with a clever way to sniff out the source of that NY Times anonymous letter -- it involves what they perceive as an alleged physical threat to POTUS ... TMZ has learned.
|
|
" Biuw stressed that any statement on the whale's intended purpose would be "pure speculation," but added: "We know that the Russian military during the Cold War were training belugas to sniff out mines or old torpedoes.
|
|
In February, the Fed ordered Wells Fargo to freeze its balance sheet, keeping its assets below $1.95 trillion, until it put new checks on senior managers and gave the board new powers to sniff out abuses.
|
|
There, Liz also first lays eyes on Mr. Darcy, who, in this iteration, is a fighting expert with a penchant for carrying a vial of live flies because they can sniff out dead flesh (aka zombies).
|
|
HONG KONG — Investors trying to sniff out signs of the next recession should pay attention to any increase in unemployment rather than movements in bond yield curves and manufacturing, says Credit Suisse Chief Economist James Sweeney.
|
|
For Dolly Parton's latest tour, the security procedures include not just the usual pat-downs and bag checks at the door, but also two dogs trained to sniff out bombs and firearms wherever the singer performs.
|
|
Fears about Kaspersky's ties to Russian intelligence, and the capacity of its anti-virus software to sniff out and remove files, prompted an escalating series of warnings and actions from U.S. authorities over the past year.
|
|
Opinion: The four-legged victims of the opioid crisis Police dogs are overdosing on new narcotics they sniff out in the line of duty, and ingesting even a tiny amount of these drugs can kill them.
|
|
Bullseye the Target Dog is livin' the dream ... and just can't relate to that poor Colombian police dog that has a bullseye on her head because she can sniff out cocaine better than any other pooch.
|
|
Though we go on the same half-mile loop twice a day, Hal never ceases to find something fascinating to admire, and I've also begun to sniff out new things to appreciate in my daily routines.
|
|
Now, to enter the upstairs gallery, they will need to queue up for a magnetometer meant to sniff out illicit electronics, raising concerns about their ability to quickly relay to the public what is happening inside.
|
|
Goldsmith is the Vietnam Veterans of America's chief investigator, a job the organization created for him after he showed an uncanny ability to sniff out online scams and fake accounts that exploit or target American veterans.
|
|
AppZen, which has developed an AI platform that analyses employees' expenses to sniff out when someone is either violating company policy, or actively committing expense fraud, has raised $35 million in a Series B round of funding.
|
|
He's also a pioneer, one of 30 of his species that live and work here in Morogoro, a few hundred kilometers west of Tanzania's largest city, Dar es Salaam, on a program to sniff out tuberculosis (TB).
|
|
"Expecting that people at a summer camp would sniff out a Russian spy as part of a 25-minute speech about freedom is probably expecting more than any rational person could," he told the Argus Leader newspaper.
|
|
It's her modus operandi to give us a handful of players possibly guilty of the crime while her detectives (usually Poirot or Jane Marple, her elderly woman sleuth) sniff out the motives and identity of the killer.
|
|
Despite having less money than the big Italian teams, Udinese have managed to sniff out great attacking players like Alexis Sanchez – who then moved to Barcelona – and defenders like Cristian Zapata and Medhi Benatia in recent years.
|
|
The author goes out of her way to show that given training, a different attitude and closeness to the source (bending down to the ground or a fence pole), humans can sniff out lots of interesting things.
|
|
While the young girl and her father's girlfriend, Diamond Peerman — who isn't the 8-year-old's legal guardian — were waiting in line at the state prison, a dog trained to sniff out drugs zeroed in on Peerman.
|
|
Prison staff members asked the girl to strip after a dog trained to sniff out drugs had lingered on Ms. Peerman and the child while they waited in a line with other visitors, according to The Pilot.
|
|
For every major infraction that it accuses Navient, the servicer in question, of committing, there is at least one defensive move that borrowers can make to sniff out problems or keep them from happening in the first place.
|
|
But no doubt about it, her talent and her accomplishments will likely be only half of the conversation as red carpet reporters try to sniff out the latest about Cardi B's on-again, off-again relationship with Offset.
|
|
The big picture: The bet is that authenticating videos — tracing them back to their source, like an expensive diamond — is a better solution than trying to sniff out forgeries after they've already been made, which is extremely hard.
|
|
The extreme sensitivity of dogs in detecting odors is being recognized in efforts to combat other diseases too, and health authorities in Britain have approved trials to train them to sniff out prostate and bowel cancer in urine.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Love at first whiff is the idea behind Smell Dating, a New York matchmaking service that promises to help single people sniff out their perfect match by breathing in the odors from dirty T-shirts.
|
|
The Queensland fire agency dispatched the Border Collie-Koolie mix, who's specifically trained to sniff out koala droppings and help find live animals, to a fire-afflicted area known to be home to between 20 and 40 koalas.
|
|
The agency, created as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law, was charged with gathering data and analyzing trends across financial markets, in an effort to help sniff out looming threats before they jeopardize the economy.
|
|
Its small California town and its genre-appropriate wild surrounding areas are stocked with enemies to fight, secrets to sniff out, and NPCs to chat with, all of whom are basically extras in a mid-80s horror-comedy.
|
|
"These types of attacks — used maliciously and designed to sniff out human and/or network weaknesses — could ultimately bypass a country's most-relied-upon defenses and security controls in what would be a historical asymmetric cyberattack," Conner added.
|
|
In order to sniff out who was tipping off the newspaper to her pictures, Rooney said she uploaded a series of fake photos to her Stories, then blocked all of her followers — except for one — from seeing them.
|
|
The U.S. Department of Agriculture said it will add more dogs to sniff out illegal pork products at airports and seaports in an effort to keep out the contagious hog disease that has spread across Asia and Europe.
|
|
For every major infraction that it accuses Navient, the servicer in question, of committing, there is at least one defensive move that borrowers can make to sniff out problems or keep them from happening in the first place.
|
|
Results of this preliminary investigation, the details of which were disclosed at the annual meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene in New Orleans, suggests dogs can, in fact, sniff out the disease in infected individuals.
|
|
Dogs — all 300-plus existing breeds — are curious creatures: The domesticated variety is notorious for mindless habits like chewing on socks and chasing down squirrels, even while their more disciplined brethren sniff out illegal drugs, explosives and even cancer.
|
|
That's pretty impressive, but given the vastness of the ocean and the minuscule amount of blood that actually comes out with menstrual fluid, it still makes it relatively impossible for a shark to sniff out someone who is menstruating.
|
|
And because these are such high stakes, dogs like Spike are trained in a special way, in what's called "passive response," meaning if they sniff out drugs, they don't scratch, they don't bark, and they don't make a scene.
|
|
True, we failed to sniff out and stanch a presidential disaster in the making, and we're stuck for now with a morally bankrupt plutocrat so defensive and deluded that he's urging more nuance in the appraisal of neo-Nazis.
|
|
The report also said the phase two deal was not expected until after the November election, but strategists say that was not a surprise, and a market, looking to sniff out a positive surprise, was dealt a temporary setback.
|
|
The red one is this really testy, borderline dickish guy (Jason Sudeikis) who doesn't like any of the other birds, of course, but his deep cynicism and distrustfulness actually help him sniff out the pigs' plan to steal the birds' eggs.
|
|
Hector Socas-Navarro, an astronomer at the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias and the sole author of the new study, says we could do it using the transit method of detection, which is the same technique used to sniff out exoplanets.
|
|
For one, RoboFly's flight patterns can be controlled, meaning that someday, among other things, they will be able to sniff out gas leaks, swoop beneath plants to detect pests and disease and slip into tiny spaces to find disaster survivors.
|
|
Search for life on Mars The next phase of the mission will commence in 2018 when the Trace Gas Orbiter will start to sniff out the source of methane on Mars - which could point to signs of life on the planet.
|
|
"The dogs are still renowned as the best method of detecting a scene," says Colin Singer, managing director of Wagtail UK. His dogs are trained to sniff out a variety of scents ranging from drugs or tobacco to human beings.
|
|
The dogs who work with Alfagia di Volterra's truffle hunters undergo years of training to learn how to sniff out the scent of the delectable truffle — and how to ignore the urge to get distracted by other stimuli and scents.
|
|
"Specially trained to sniff out electronic storage devices such as thumb drives, cellphones, SIM cards, SD cards, external hard drives, tablets and iPads, URL offers a unique set of skills to aid investigators in fighting crime," the Facebook post said.
|
|
It is often easy to sniff out when founders wanted to flex their technical muscle and build something they thought was cool, rather than finding a customer problem they wanted to solve and figuring out how best to do so it.
|
|
I like the way they eat things whole, the way they sniff out sex and pray, their forked tongues… I'm just very curious about nature and they're one of the apex predators within nature that I get very excited about.
|
|
With the holiday taking place days after the attack at Istanbul's international airport, the New York Police Department will deploy eight new canines known as vapor wake dogs, trained to sniff out body-worn explosives, Commissioner Bill Bratton said on Friday.
|
|
NAIROBI (Reuters) - Africa's giant rats have been trained to sniff out landmines and detect tuberculosis in humans, and soon they could turn their superior noses to protecting other animals by finding illegal wildlife trophies being smuggled out of African ports.
|
|
" Anshel Pfeffer, a reporter for Haaretz and the author of an astute biography of Netanyahu, writes that both men thrive on resentment and "have an uncanny ability to sense their rivals' weak spots and sniff out their voters' inner fears.
|
|
Hunting violates a federal animal cruelty law, said Cecilia Domínguez, a lawyer who brought the association's case here, claiming that both the boars and the packs of Argentine mastiffs trained to sniff out and chase them are illegally made to suffer.
|
|
Set amid the fictional Anti-Corruption Unit 12, the much-loved police procedural follows Superintendent Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar) and Detective Sergeants Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) and Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) as they sniff out rogue cops within the force.
|
|
The company hires fact-checkers to vet certain posts, and when it circulates stories deemed false, it supplies additional information that leads all but the dimmest or most close-minded users to sniff out the stuff that comes from bovine males.
|
|
The dogs can sniff out specific scent particles produced by the body's natural heat that are left behind by an individual wearing an explosive vest or carrying a bomb in a backpack, according to AMK9, the company that developed the program.
|
|
For a few thousand dollars, cities are purchasing a device that bears striking resemblance to the Smell-O-Scope from the TV series Futurama to sniff out weed and fine smokers and growers if the scent produced is too strong.
|
|
Truffle hunting, as it's been practiced for centuries, involves walking a scent-trained animal, like a pig or a dog, into an area known to have wild truffles and waiting as they sniff out the pricey tubers one by one.
|
|
Only instead of sending CRISPR to sniff out a specific piece of DNA, it hunts for RNA—the carbon copy of DNA used to make proteins—associated with a specific virus present in someone's blood, urine, saliva or other bodily fluid contains.
|
|
I knew that I could show her the handful of "insider" spots beloved by non-Asians (Tianjin Dumpling House, Fu Run) but had hoped that she and JH would be able to cut through the hype and sniff out the good stuff.
|
|
In a time when large-scale breaches in the public and private sectors have become common place, companies and governments are desperately searching for automated solutions that can help sniff out real problems as they happen before they do any real damage.
|
|
The vet office's walkway was flanked by fellow police officers saluting the furry hero as a sign of respect and appreciation for his 10 years of dedication to the department, where he helped to find missing people, sniff out drugs and apprehend suspects.
|
|
Signals received from TGO, which is to orbit Mars and sniff out gases around the planet, did not at first contain data on the lander's onboard status, but the European Space Agency (ESA) later said the link with the craft had been restored.
|
|
Photo: Alan Diaz (AP Images)Trained assistance dogs have shown that they can sniff out an assortment of diseases, but the canine ability to smell seizures has never been thoroughly examined—nor has the existence of a distinct seizure scent ever been proven.
|
|
Not only does he sniff out exactly what Matthew Dellavedova wants to do before he does it, but he then meets Antetokounmpo about a foot above the rim with his left, non-surgically repaired hand to break up a sure two points.
|
|
A spokesperson for Disney said they have not yet seen the lawsuit, but said they take extensive measures to clean and inspect their hotel rooms, including having a trained entomologist on staff and inspecting each room with dogs trained to sniff out pests.
|
|
We don't know much more about the musical's plot at this time—clearly it will have something to do with ketamine, duh—but we'll be sending some of our best reporters to sniff out the details as soon as possible... no pun intended.
|
|
While the complaints have focused on the deceptive practices Cohen and his collaborators employed, the elected officials engender far less sympathy than the ordinary folks who have been duped, lacking the media savvy or support system to help sniff out this fraudster.
|
|
These financially lucrative relationships are difficult to sniff out—but the suspicions of corruptionspeak to the public's pervasive mistrust of the government's ability to fix a broken system, no matter how many lives are lost, or how many security checks are carried out.
|
|
Researchers are in a pitched battle against deepfakes, the artificial intelligence algorithms that create convincing fake images, audio and video, but it could take years before they invent a system that can sniff out most or all of them, experts tell Axios.
|
|
In a call with reporters on Tuesday, Facebook's chief security officer, Alex Stamos — who is leaving the company this month — sounded a determined note, saying that Facebook would do everything in its power to sniff out fake accounts and coordinated influence campaigns.
|
|
NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The use of giant rats to sniff out the potentially deadly disease tuberculosis (TB) in Tanzania is set to nearly double by the end of the year due to successful detection rates, a charity who trains them said on Thursday.
|
|
My guess is this: Even then, with our primitive knowledge of the internet and limited understanding as to how bad the Y2K bug really was, we could still sniff out a crackpot, and there were a lot of those hanging around at the time.
|
|
Once pumpkin-flavored foods hit the market, you know companies are starting to sniff out their fall business: Cheerios did it with this limited edition cereal, being first to the pumpkin punch last August, and it's back on shelves again this late-summer, too.
|
|
The farmers' group plans to present recommendations in Berlin later on Friday to avert the spread of the highly contagious fever, including the use of dogs to sniff out food supplies during border checks and increased disinfection of transport vehicles used by pig farmers.
|
|
In a report released on Friday, the Inspector General said that canine heroes, which saved the lives of U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan while working with brigade combat teams to sniff out roadside bombs, were mistreated by the Army after they returned to the United States.
|
|
Movie Herold, sadly, remains an enigma, as his director seems more keen to place human nature, in a general sense, under scrutiny — to sniff out the reasons so many were willing to hitch their wagons to an emperor who really had no clothes at all.
|
|
George Orwell wrote that he recognized the Great War mentality lingering even in the 1930s in his own left-wing circles — the same desire to sniff out those who departed from party orthodoxy, the same retelling of mostly false atrocity stories, the same war hysteria.
|
|
CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. government will employ more dogs to sniff out illegal pork products at airports and seaports in an effort to keep out a contagious hog disease that has spread across Asia and Europe, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Wednesday.
|
|
Exhibiting gives you prime exposure as thousands of Disrupt Berlin attendees — including 200 media outlets — from more than 50 countries explore Startup Alley to meet and greet the latest startups, sniff out emerging trends and network for potential partners, investment possibilities, collaboration and connection.
|
|
The primary part of the ExoMars mission has, however, been a success so far, as the Schiaparelli lander's mothership has been brought into orbit around Mars, from where it will try to sniff out methane and other gases that might indicate the presence of life.
|
|
Officers showed up at his home with a search warrant and the K-9 unit, and one of the police dogs—who is named Dug and is believed to be a good boy—was able to sniff out a flash drive stuffed in a tissue box.
|
|
Not only is feeding a wild animal (not to mention taking a closeup photo with one) dangerous for humans, but animals are threatened by close contact, too: "Junk food" can sicken bears, who can sniff out trash left in parks if it's not properly disposed of.
|
|
Pinterest began rolling out targeted ads based on searches for its partners earlier this year, giving it another moment in time to catch potential customers as they try to sniff out new things they might buy — and now everyone else will get a piece of that.
|
|
News of Strzok's removal (as well as the potential existence of anti-Trump messages by FBI agents) provided ammunition to the president and his allies, who've repeatedly tried to sniff out any bit of anti-Trump bias among Mueller's team in order to discredit the investigation altogether.
|
|
Earlier this decade, Baidu made a major push to own the nascent web and search business in Brazil — which culminated in an acquisition — while Tencent has backed fintech unicorn Nubank and it is trying sniff out other potential giants-in-waiting as the region's ecosystem matures.
|
|
Taboola, the startup behind the publishing widget that recommends more content at the end of articles online, has made an acquisition to expand its horizons beyond the written word: it has bought ConvertMedia, a recommendation engine designed specifically to sniff out and recommend online videos at scale.
|
|
"It does sound probably far-fetched, but the reality is this kind of training is actually being done all over the world in different projects," Cotter told the Alaska Dispatch News, citing rats trained to sniff out mines in Cambodia and Dutch eagles that take out drones.
|
|
I often also felt that the wall was human: At any given hour, thousands of Border Patrol agents drive along the periphery of the United States in trucks and A.T.V.s, or they ride atop horses led by dogs trained to sniff out migrants running for their lives.
|
|
The dogs in the other groups — sporting, hound, working, terrier, toy and herding — have clearly defined historical roles, but the nonsporting group is a collection of the leftovers: those who don't assist hunters, sniff out vermin, guard livestock, herd sheep or serve as pint-size companions.
|
|
To reach the goal, experts agree that New Zealand will need a massive technological breakthrough — one that could involve never-before-used techniques like using gene-editing technologies to target animals' fertility or creating animal detectors that can "sniff out" rats just like a dog can.
|
|
Because of the back-and-forth protocol, attackers would first have to sniff out the car's Radio ID (broadcast from the car at all times), then relay that ID broadcast to a victim's key fob and listen for the response, typically from within three feet of the fob.
|
|
To save you from the task of roaming fragrance aisles for hours trying to sniff out the perfect gift for your BFF, we tapped the expertise of Ryan as well as the cofounder and creative director of 12.29, Dawn Goldworm, who also happens to be a professional nose.
|
|
In addition to its usual army of snipers, bag-inspecting officers and metal detectors, the department this year is relying on help from a growing corps of "vapor wake" dogs, which are trained to sniff out trace amounts of explosive particles that trail behind someone carrying a bomb.
|
|
A few days ago, Miggy emailed Valve after finding the source code for LMAOBOX on a forum via a Github link, linked it, and related that he'd been told it wasn't listed in Valve Anti-Cheat (or VAC), the program Valve users to sniff out LMAOBOX and similar offenders.
|
|
This week's Popcast is a discussion about how local news outlets balance coverage of hometown heroes as artists and as subjects of hard news; the challenge of building trust in artist communities; and why it's crucial for local newspapers to sniff out the stories unfolding in their backyards.
|
|
The first phase occurred in 2016 when the organizations sent two vehicles to Mars: one to orbit the planet and sniff out gases in the atmosphere that might come from life, and the other was a lander to test out the technologies needed to put heavy equipment on the planet's surface.
|
|
The border collie/koolie mix with striking blue eyes works with Detection Dogs for Conservation, and has been specially-trained to sniff out displaced, sick, orphaned and injured koalas in the wild, according to the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), so he has been busy these past few days.
|
|
Rather than treating Jimmy's deception as a hidden parasite on the season, left to slowly fester over the course of several episodes, Chuck meets humiliation in court—and his inability to admit he might have made a mistake, combined with his distrust of Jimmy, allows him to immediately sniff out what happened.
|
|
The ESA, working with Russia, in March sent a spacecraft on a seven-month journey as part of the agency's ExoMars mission, which will use an atmospheric probe to sniff out signs of life on Mars and deploy a lander to test technologies needed for a rover scheduled to follow in 2020.
|
|
Do you want to watch a bunch of Massachusetts state police officers trot their perfectly groomed German shepherds around a circle of grass as though they're performing in the fucking Westminster Kennel Club dog show before using those perfectly groomed German shepherds to sniff out small amounts of drugs in the trunk of your car?
|
|
" K-9 dogs risk their lives to sniff out opioids EMT respondents unable to perform lifesaving actions on furry heroes The sheriff warned nearby residents and locals to be on high alert because officials are not sure if the flyer was intentionally placed on the deputies&apos cars or if they were "randomly placed here.
|
|
But while you may be able to sniff out a camera hidden on a mantle or shelf by looking for random power cords or holes drilled into walls, it's not likely you're going to spot a camera that's integrated into an appliance that looks like it's supposed to be there in the first place.
|
|
But that's also why Logitech's dongles could be a cheap and easy way to launch the attack to begin with — in 2016, Newlin showed me that the Logitech Unifying Receiver itself can be used as a radio to sniff out and hack other dongles, even though he says this $34 Crazyradio has far better range.
|
|
"I suspect that the U.S. indices will start to sniff out the specific losers from this trade war, and individual stocks will get hurt much more than the broad index as investors understand this isn't going to kill global growth," Andrew Polk, co-founder of research firm Trivium China, told the Reuters Global Markets Forum.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When 90 years' worth of original drawings and sketches from Walt Disney Animation Studios traveled internationally for the first time this summer, they were accompanied by a newfangled protective device: an optoelectronic "nose," designed to sniff out pollutants in the air before they could irreversibly damage the artwork.
|
|
Mr. de Juniac suggested there were alternatives to expanding the laptop ban, including the greater use of detection systems to test whether people had handled explosives; asking passengers to turn on their devices to detect possible tampering; using more trained dogs to sniff out explosives on passengers; and using programs to detect low-risk travelers.
|
|
"IFAW specifically sponsors koala detection dog Bear, but there are other dogs which the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland works with, some of which are trained to sniff for koala droppings, whereas Bear is trained to sniff out koala fur and identify where there are live koalas," IFAW spokeswoman Clare Sterling told CNN.
|
|
Together with the Chang'e 4 lander, Jade Rabbit 2 will collect scientific data to help scientists learn more about the early conditions of the Solar System, to sniff out the potential presence of water ice, study the relationship between solar winds and the Moon's surface, and study low-gravity plant growth, among other scientific goals, according to CNN.
|
|
But Ron Aiello, a retired Marine and president of the nonprofit U.S. War Dogs Association, said in an interview that the dogs were probably one of two breeds: A German shepherd or a Belgian Malinois, two of the most common breeds deployed during similar military operations because of their strength and ability to sniff out explosives.
|
|
But drinkers are forking over top dollar for real whisky, and with bottles of the brown stuff not getting any cheaper, it only was a matter of time before some scientists with a serious penchant for spirits would develop a method to sniff out the fake—which is more common than one might think—from the real.
|
|
And as her work has gone from cloak-and-dagger to point-and-click, her clients have changed as well: There are fewer jealous husbands trying to sniff out infidelity, she said, and more women who, on the verge of a relationship, are trying to protect themselves from a broken heart, a scam or something much worse.
|
|
Whether it's arming the immune system's T-cells to precisely target tumors, developing eco-friendly alternatives to livestock-industry meat, or monitoring the internet's hell sites to sniff out trouble, the 25 people and groups here offer real hope that we can fix the mistakes of the past and still have a chance for a future we can survive.
|
|
Online platforms like Backpage allow sex workers to control interactions with clients in ways they can't on the street; for trans sex workers especially, who must navigate ways to disclose their trans status without risking physical harm, street work is decidedly more dangerous than arranging work online, where one can sniff out suspicious and unsavory clients from afar.
|
|
More on this... Newest K-9 to join California police force helps sniff out roughly 60 pounds of meth California police K-9 recovers from surgery after losing teeth in suspect take-down Phoenix K-9 unit police dog killed by carjacker after high-speed pursuit A second cop used their taser on Payton, who then fled from the scene on foot.
|
|
Now, in the latest example of animal valor, a Belgian Malinois dog — a sort of golden German shepherd — that was badly injured by shrapnel in Afghanistan has been awarded the Dickin Medal, Britain's highest award for animal bravery, for helping to sniff out Taliban militants and their booby traps during a mission by Afghan and British Special Forces in Afghanistan in 2012.
|
|
They are competing with buyers from Customs and Border Protection, the State Department, various federal and local law enforcement entities, private security companies, agencies requiring search and rescue dogs, companies in the hospitality industry that need dogs to sniff out bed bugs, health care providers that use dogs to sniff breath, blood and biopsies to make medical diagnoses — and, of course, foreign governments.
|
|
"He was in such bad shape, but he was friendly and outgoing and you could tell he had that drive to hunt," Petty tells PEOPLE That drive to hunt made Murray perfect to join the Beagle Brigade – a team of 115 beagles that work with Homeland Security across the U.S. screening passengers and luggage to sniff out illegal cargo — like meat and produce that have been smuggled into the country.
|
|
Their newfound power -- and zeal to sniff out potential corruption after what they characterize as a dereliction of oversight duties by the GOP -- is likely to make life even more difficult for the embattled Interior secretary as Democrats look for potentially embarrassing or incriminating records that could help thwart President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's agenda. Rep.
|
|
Their newfound power — and zeal to sniff out potential corruption after what they characterize as a dereliction of oversight duties by the GOP — is likely to make life even more difficult for the embattled Interior secretary as Democrats look for potentially embarrassing or incriminating records that could help thwart President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's agenda. Rep.
|
|