JOE KERNEN: So you synthesized a genome of one species of bacteria, and you put it in -- you synthesized it?
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It was, at the time, the largest piece of DNA that had ever been synthesized, and the first time any synthesized DNA was accurate enough to replace a cell's original DNA.
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A chemist named Albert Hofmann first synthesized LSD in 1938.
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The agent can be synthesized by mixing harmless compounds together.
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" Additionally, ARMY has synthesized some of RM's lyrics in "Persona.
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Cocaine could even be synthesized in a laboratory from scratch.
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Cowley invited Sylvester over to play some of his synthesized music.
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The supplies to inspect a synthesized product are expensive and complicated.
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Randolph and Powell synthesized their roles as preachers and social reformers.
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You can increase the rate at which muscle protein is synthesized.
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There, crude oil is synthesized from the ubiquitous subsurface tar sands.
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It does not exist naturally and has had to be synthesized.
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Her 2010 debut EP, "King Felix," was dense with synthesized layers.
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By night, he creates playful electronic "pop ballads" full of synthesized soundscapes.
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THUMP: Where do you think your love of synthesized music comes from?
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Fentanyl was synthesized in 1960, and it was introduced as an anesthetic.
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A synthesized, too-cheerful, feminine voice tells me I should smile more.
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The responsible compound was later identified and synthesized to make the drug.
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Synthesized images are color corrected, scaled and oriented to emulate a real image.
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Heavily synthesized yet straightforward, the band is a glib update on retro-pop.
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Finally, they confirmed that females responded to the synthesized pheromone in field experiments.
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Stephen Hawking's synthesized voice is perhaps just as famous as his brilliant mind.
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Details: Researchers at Dessa, an AI company, say they have synthesized Rogan's voice.
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Bottomless ShRIMP: Unlocking The Power of Synthesized Relationally Intuitive Modeling and Prediction 213.
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Gallant also created synthesized visuals during this time for post-punk band Devo.
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But it's mixed in the same way that Dan's music is synthesized together.
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This newspaper published a detailed story that synthesized new and previously known information.
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Fentanyl is cheap, easily synthesized in a lab and more addictive than heroin.
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Like the wisest commanders, she sought criticism and synthesized the best of it.
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The British scientists who first synthesized VX in 1955 wanted to kill insects.
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She was kidnapped, and her DNA was synthesized as a mutant steroid of sorts.
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Edibles are notoriously unpredictable in terms of how they are synthesized by the liver.
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Synthetic celebrities will be complemented by synthesized voice as these content types go mainstream.
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The algorithms synthesized thousands of artworks created previously by humans to make something novel.
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Heroin was once considered less dangerous than aspirin (the same German chemist synthesized both).
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One is a lethal gene, synthesized from E. coli and the herpes simplex virus.
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That's when Venter's team synthesized the only chromosome in a bacteria called Mycoplasma mycoides.
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In 35 minutes, she synthesized what the entire debate should have been all about.
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Fentanyl was synthesized in a laboratory, and heroin is derived from the opium poppy.
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When researchers synthesized evidence from most of the laboratory studies, the results were clear.
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Which means not just good chat and good functionality, but a well-synthesized voice.
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For the melody, I tried synthesized violin, flute, and piano, but they didn't work.
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It displayed the frequency with which individual users engaged, synthesized on an hourly basis.
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The soundtrack also includes field recordings of Icelandic birds, along with his synthesized voice.
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Without interrupting the hypnosis, percussive effects provide variety: cymbal crashes, metallic pops, synthesized thwacks.
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Gleaming, billowing waves of synthesized foam slowly cascade over you, gradually assuming massive proportions.
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LSD has been around since 1938, when it was synthesized by the chemist Albert Hofmann.
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Perhaps, like Schutz, Farah did not copy a specific photo but synthesized and adapted several.
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Don't trust anyone who claims to have synthesized the whole thing right off the bat.
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She speaks through a synthesized voice, and can make several facial expressions and gestural movements.
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Building on this work, Microsoft has synthesized DPU or DNN processing units into its FPGAs.
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This time around, they synthesized asterotocin in the lab and dosed the starfish with it.
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"This is your very own Sheldon County," the synthesized voice on the podcast told me.
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Evans argues that regardless of his research, someone would have eventually synthesized a pox virus.
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I think the opportunity came up because by that point, I was using synthesized audio.
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Chemists were still trying to isolate pure penicillin so it could be studied and synthesized.
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In February, the research group synthesized genes from the coronavirus and injected them into cells.
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They synthesized six in the lab, of which four showed potential promise in initial tests.
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But for many smaller projects, getting the DNA you need synthesized is a viable option.
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Antihydrogen does not naturally occur on Earth; physicists first synthesized it in 1995 at CERN.
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Campbell examined over 7,000 studies on juvenile curfews and synthesized the 20183 most rigorous studies.
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It all started when [Beddoes' assistant] Humphrey Davy synthesized nitrous oxide in a laboratory in 1799.
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Their brain patterns were then fed into the AI-enabled vocoder, resulting in the synthesized speech.
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Many of these drugs are actually synthesized in local apartments, transformed into laboratories, like Victor's home.
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We got them synthesized in labs in China and India we had built up relationships with.
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But prophecies are meant to be interpreted and can be synthesized differently depending on external factors.
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Researchers have designed and synthesized a minimal bacterial genome, containing only the genes necessary for life.
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The last effort in this regard was Craig Venter's group, who synthesized a simple bacterial cell.
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Whoa.We synthesized the chaos into the 12 best and worst things from Google I/O today.
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This begins with the first computer-synthesized notes, and takes in mainstream musical aids like GarageBand.
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Below is a synthesized summary of our conversation; check out The Operators for the full episode.
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In 1965, psychedelic drug designer Alexander Shulgin synthesized MDMA himself, according to his autobiographical book, PiKAL.
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What if you synthesized all that into one idea, one simulacrum of the possible real thing?
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Noradrenaline is synthesized in the body from dopamine, which in turn is metabolized from L-dopa.
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I like making paintings that can be read in multiple ways, all in one synthesized image.
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"The Office," a lacerating cringe comedy with a humane spirit, synthesized Gervais's two sides into greatness.
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Understanding what shaped Ms. Franklin only underscores how completely she synthesized and then transcended it all.
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Omega-3 in the sperm membrane increases as the sperm matures and it cannot be synthesized . . .
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In contrast to most drugs that are chemically synthesized, many biologics are produced using living cells.
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Instead, they synthesized both THC and PET with help from the Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule in Zürich.
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A solitary late-night synthesized piano chimes out a riff, sweet with 80s gloss and compression.
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His "Glorious MIDI Unicorn" illustration became a sort of synthesized piece of 17th century Baroque music.
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Screen readers convert display text into synthesized speech or refreshable Braille, giving visual displays an audio equivalent.
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The big advance was a biodegradable semiconductor the scientists synthesized from a molecule found in tattoo ink.
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The group did not conduct new research, but synthesized current studies and analysis to reach its conclusions.
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It was first synthesized in 2004 by Japanese scientists who combined zinc ions with the element bismuth.
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Mocovium, synthesized in 2003, is also radioactive, featuring a blazingly fast half-life of only 220 milliseconds.
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He could say 'someone could have synthesized this' and what's more, he would have a fair point.
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Ketamine was first synthesized in America in 2200 by scientists seeking a new anesthetic to replace PCP.
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Google's fake Legend is good, but it still has the characteristic whine of a computer synthesized voice.
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It has been synthesized by drug dealers and is frequently "cut" or mixed with heroin or cocaine.
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J. Craig Venter, the genetic scientist, synthesized a bacterial genome consisting of about a million base pairs.
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It would be the largest genome synthesized to date, though still much smaller than the human genome.
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It's got a boisterous melody to boot, with a persistent drum machine beat and upbeat synthesized flutes.
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What were the musical elements that drum & bass synthesized, and in which ways did it alter them?
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In classical music: Stripped of its synthesized sound, Jabba the Hutt's palace music could pass as Mozart.
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So dark that its nightmarscape of synthesized humans makes Westworld look like a walk in the park.
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The original game was also blighted with a terrible, tinny synthesized soundtrack, which is now fully orchestrated.
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I took real photos and video myself and then created the synthesized 'object' using 3D CG technology.
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These scraps of data, each one harmless enough on its own, are carefully assembled, synthesized, traded and sold.
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By the 1980s New Age, a soothing, often synthesized genre of music suited to meditation, had gained popularity.
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They found that natural and synthesized versions of the compound elicited the same olfactory responses in captive lampreys.
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Appropriately titled "Summer Reign," the 30-second clip gives us a glimpse at the dance-y, synthesized track.
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Bader said than in two to three years they expect to have all 16 chromosomes synthesized and assembled.
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The historically-minded would say that he synthesized several movements and audiences that had previously been kept separate.
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In followup tests, a panel of several hundred native English speakers were recruited to decipher the synthesized speech.
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The group had discovered element 2117 decays from element 1133, another new element they had synthesized in 103.
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Then some software can turn that brain activity into digitally synthesized, accurate, comprehensible speech—no human talking required.
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There is some skill here: strong melodies, extra chords, synthesized string arrangements, a tremendously accomplished chromatic-harmonica solo.
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The architect was Judith Chafee, who synthesized contemporary design with the traditions and ecological concerns of the Southwest.
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And finally, the Nobel committee has published an essay that shows the way the trio's work is synthesized.
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Sure enough, following this synthesized fever during early development, the chicken embryos developed facial disfigurements and heart defects.
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They synthesized studies on more than 7,000 adolescents from six countries, ranging in age from 10 to 19.
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"I seldom synthesize now, but five years ago, I synthesized," D said, referencing the work of chemical manufacture.
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It had never been sold as a medical drug, and was synthesized by Chemsky solely for recreational purposes.
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Soft synthesized chimes played, the kind of sounds you get when you search for "spa music" on Pandora.
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The idea is to prioritize novel, but logical structures, and those that could be synthesized in the lab.
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When they speak into the app, it provides a synthesized audio translation as well as text on-screen.
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"Graduation" perfectly synthesized the culture in which it was formed, but still had an eye on the future.
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Right now, the vast majority of healing crystals come from mines (a smaller percentage is synthesized in laboratories).
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Instead of talking—it was impossible to converse over the synthesized soundtrack—people posted videos from their phones.
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He came to call his music "folk swing," but that only hinted at the range of influences he synthesized.
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Therefore, startups must ensure the data is synthesized and unified to create a an accurate view of the situation.
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Non-human or artificial genetic variations, as well as completely synthesized human genomes, are a long, long way off.
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Mendieta synthesized and advanced emergent art forms of the early '70s, including performance, body art, earthworks, photography, and film.
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Brought to the market in the late 24s, synthesized products are present in every perfume you've ever heard of.
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In the end, the researchers wound up with six partially-synthetic yeast cells, each with a single synthesized chromosome.
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Watch this from VICE: Maggic's project includes the basic outlines of a number of pathways to home-synthesized hormones.
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Sure enough, the labels were there—definitive proof that the crustaceans had synthesized luciferin molecules from the amino acids.
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I experimented moving the fabric around under the sensor, resulting in a high-pitched synthesized sound from the headphones.
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The research synthesized results of more than 70 U.S.-based studies involving more than 19,000 men over 11 years.
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The top designs will then be synthesized, and released into the public domain to contribute to global food safety.
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Four Thieves claims to have successfully synthesized five different kinds of pharmaceuticals, all of which were made using MicroLab.
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"From the reaction I've seen so far, people are still a bit freaked out by synthesized voices," McCarthy says.
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So far, 70 patents on the uses of compounds isolated and synthesized from the secretion have been taken out.
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These are often unsung, anonymous people whose work is separated from the music they synthesized into a computer format.
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Analyzing the electronic properties of materials, particularly synthesized ones, "can require hugely complex algorithms and much computing," Simons explained.
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And it's synthesized unpredictably, making it hard to know how much you're taking (and thus more likely to overdose).
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First synthesized by the chemist Albert Bauer in 1888, artificial musk now encompasses a wide variety of olfactory compounds.
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But E. coli is a workhorse of laboratory research, and now it's clear that its genome can be synthesized.
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The ingredient initially used to make it, ephedrine, was first synthesized in 1887 and later used to treat asthma.
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He synthesized a cultural ethos, and then tried to embody and spread that ethos through festivals, conferences and organizations.
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It is a colorless, tasteless, odorless liquid that was first synthesized in Germany in 1938 as a potential pesticide.
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In the nineteenth century, German romantic writers like Ernst Moritz Arndt and Wilhelm Heinrich Riehl synthesized naturalism and nationalism.
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You could have Waze bring you through the museum, or even the voice of Elvis, if you synthesized it.
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Found samples and swooning vocal samples—whether they're real or synthesized is unclear—swell and swirl in complex florid arrangements.
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All of the audio stories will be "professionally recorded," Medium says, and won't be made using synthesized voices, like Siri.
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With RDMD's app, a patient's medical data that's strewn across hospitals and health facilities can be compiled, organized and synthesized.
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"As synthesized voice has become more human sounding, security is something that will need to be dealt with," Mallios said.
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Then, they synthesized the Carbyne inside the tube, providing a protective casing which allowed the material to remain in tact.
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Lysergic acid diethylamide, more commonly known as LSD or acid, was first synthesized by Swiss scientist Albert Hofmann in 1938.
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Ketamine's origin story Ketamine was first synthesized in 1962 by Calvin Stevens at Parke Davis Laboratories, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Slowly, the artist places an 'after' polaroid on top of each 'before' shot, turning the madness into his synthesized design.
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The AI model, the post says, was trained on samples of AI-synthesized voices to learn how to detect them.
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"Unlike some bars that are loaded with chemically purified or synthesized caffeine, this is natural food source caffeine," he said.
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Because of this, the researchers believe that, if successfully synthesized, cockroach milk could be a sustainable superfood of the future.
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Ideally, such systems would be integrated into YouTube, Facebook, and other social-media platforms, where they could flag synthesized content.
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Though some are derived naturally, such as heroin or morphine, others are synthesized in a lab, including hydrocodone and oxycodone.
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A separate fog bank enveloped onlookers as a series of extended synthesized notes resonated, building and waning in overlapping waves.
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The system's predictive model is a far cry from the synthesized speech systems used by "digital assistant" apps like Siri.
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Battlecard: Trains your sales team on what to say to unhappy customers through simulation (complete with synthesized unhappy customer voice).
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LSD was first synthesized (from a grain fungus) in 1938, by a chemist working for the Swiss pharmaceutical firm Sandoz.
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When a dozen such compounds were chemically synthesized in the lab, nine were shown to actually adopt the predicted conformation.
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"These scraps of data ... each one harmless enough on its own ... are carefully assembled, synthesized, traded, and sold," Cook said.
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BrightGene Bio-Medical Technology Co. stated that they had synthesized the active ingredients in Remdesivir for potential treatment of the coronavirus.
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I know that you were an apprentice to Owsley "Bear" Stanley, the audio engineer who also synthesized a lot of acid.
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That could explain why Babbitt stopped working on the synthesized sound for the Concerti, a 19-minute work in one movement.
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That designer DNA was then chemically synthesized in small chunks, assembled into bigger chunks and then finally into an entire chromosome.
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A few users score the same phrase and their inputs are synthesized, and that data goes on to the next step.
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From this feedback, we synthesized what our community truly wanted from a smartwatch: notifications, music control, downloadable watchfaces, and sports tracking.
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Now, researchers at Washington State University have synthesized prior research to examine a wide variety of reservoirs and heat-trapping molecules.
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First, it's trains the machine how to add and remove individual ingredients, such as pepperoni, and then create a synthesized image.
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We should probably make a companion record of rigorous Pibroch chanter parts (synthesized, naturally) with impressionistic Japanese poetry over the top.
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Siri began as a real embodied woman's voice, but has been processed and synthesized nearly to the point of the uncanny.
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"In all forensic investigations, all information must be synthesized to determine the cause and manner of death," Sampson told the Post.
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"In all forensic investigations, all information must be synthesized to determine the cause and manner of death," she told the Post.
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The group synthesized element 113 for the first time in July 2004, repeating the feat in April 2005 and August 2012.
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Tacotron synthesized more high-level features, such as intonation and prosody, but wasn't really suited for producing a final speech product.
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"None of the attention or synthesized love that comes from the success of a film really matters at all," he said.
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Originally synthesized in France in the 1970s, modafinil was approved as a treatment for narcolepsy and other sleep disorders in 1998.
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The bricks are made using urea — a chemical found naturally in urine and also synthesized around the world to make fertilizer.
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In the course of his work, Mr. Huffman synthesized more than 2500 compounds, and his work was published in academic literature.
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That's the vision of Bay Area-based TAXA Biotechnologies, which has synthesized a moss that produces the earthy scent of patchouli.
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Other pieces in the exhibition are more figural in their formality, even though that representational quality is synthesized with an abstractness.
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Back in Moscow, she synthesized her sources, working in an artists' studio called the Tower (1912-1924) alongside Tatlin and others.
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First: It must be edited or synthesized in such a way that it is not readily apparent to the average viewer.
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In essence, the military is trying to catch up with civilian technology, where information is synthesized and pushed to people's phones.
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Acthar is a natural form of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH), discovered in 2900 and synthesized in an active form in the 220006s.
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But what about those among us who feel knocked down a few pegs by seeing our musical sensibilities synthesized so boldly?
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In 19843, scientists actually synthesized something like them as buckminsterfullerene molecules (a name inspired by the architect Buckminster Fuller's geodesic domes).
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First synthesized as a research chemical and anesthetic in France in the 1960s, GHB burst onto the club scene in 1980s.
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Whether in photography, films, or installations, her work seamlessly synthesized differences in a daring, open aesthetic that never seems without thought.
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"Proteins sustain environmental damage and the damaged proteins have to be ... replaced with newly synthesized (produced) proteins," explained Nair in an email.
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"Every letter has to be synthesized and then checked against our design to make sure we don't have any mistakes," she says.
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But it's the album's closer, "Supercomputer," that best sums up Milemarker's mix of icy sensuality, synthesized dancefloor dominance, and paradoxical tech-fetishization.
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Shulgin synthesized dozens of variants, such as DOM, 2C-B, and 2C-T-7, many of which share mescaline's more psychedelic properties.
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That means consumers could soon be taking flights powered by recycled carbon pollution and wearing sneakers synthesized from planet-warming waste gas.
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Donna Summer's bionic-disco anthem, produced by Giorgio Moroder, sends the vocalist gliding through a stripped-down web of rhythmic, synthesized pulses.
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In the exhibition at the MUAC, and throughout the entire project, Magid has expertly synthesized an allure surrounding the architect-diamond artwork.
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But if the right people take on the challenge, Savani insisted, a sustainable and lucrative Indian mango importation business could be synthesized.
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The data is then synthesized in a smartphone app, which can predict a six-day "fertile" window for women hoping to conceive.
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The RIKEN group first synthesized an atom of element 113 in July of 2004, only 10 months after starting their initial experiments.
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The company has already successfully made synthesized beef, chicken and duck, according to Memphis Meats co-founder and chief executive Uma Valeti.
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" Synthesized versions of tunes created by different iterations of the algorithm can be accessed at "The Endless folk-rnn Traditional Music Session.
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The audio, on the other hand, is synthesized from a WaveNet model of Ross's voice and combined with portions of reversed audio.
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He synthesized the high-quality distribution of news in print with an equally high-quality dissemination of news through the Post's website.
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It's also a celebration the 100th anniversary since Ernst Späth first synthesized mescaline, influencing a generation of spiritual seekers, artists, and psychiatrists.
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At the time, his team assumed massospora synthesized these drugs on its own, following the same recipes in khat and magic mushrooms.
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Its active ingredient, epinephrine, is off-patent, was being synthesized as early as 114, and costs about ten cents per EpiPen-load.
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Bold graphics and sensationally showy colors were synthesized into some of sports history's most memorable uniforms — a golden age of sports identity.
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Vitamin D deficiency versus skin cancer risk Vitamin D is synthesized in skin when it's exposed to UVB wavelengths from the sun.
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The fact they were expressed not with lyrics, but through the synthesized tones of electronic productions takes nothing away from their significance.
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Qian and Thubagere hypothesize that not all molecules were correctly synthesized, or that some parts of the robot or testing platform were defective.
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"Love Galore" cruises over a clicking drum machine, wispy keyboard breeze, and synthesized percussion popping in place, evoking a sleek, efficient electronic machine.
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BPA was first synthesized in 1891, but manufacturers began formulating plastic with it to make it more durable and transparent in the 1950s.
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Scientists across the U.S. and Europe were fascinated by peyote, and especially by mescaline once it was synthesized in the laboratory in 1919.
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Her entire Recall sound is made up of 12 different samples all together and is a mix of recorded, synthesized and sampled content.
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LSD was first synthesized in 1938 and MDMA in 1912, so those patents have long since expired and you can't re-patent them.
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They pinpointed a collection of genetic mutations in the Wrangel Island mammoth and synthesized these genes in the laboratory to test their functionality.
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The user's body is actually scanned and their needs assessed; that information is synthesized into a one-piece seat made to their specifications.
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The channel is devoted to promoting false and sensationalized news videos narrated by synthesized voices, which often speak in a kind of gibberish.
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RNA is synthesized by polymerases, enzymes that aren't as good as the enzymes that synthesize DNA when it comes to correcting for mutations.
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By combining this with a synthesized voice, Xinhua can program the digital anchors to read the news, far quicker than using traditional CGI.
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It was just something for an audience to look at while a voice—is it redundant to call an AI's synthesized voice "disembodied"?
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Trans fats, which were once commonly found in snack foods, cakes, cookies, icings and margarines, are synthesized by adding hydrogen to vegetable oils.
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While it is 'natural,' and contains nothing artificial, it is generally synthesized from plants and has nothing at all to do with beef.
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If the Anti-AI AI clocks some synthesized vocal patterns, it uses a thermoelectric plate to literally send a chill down your spine.
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Botnik also synthesized an exclusive "interview" with Morrissey based on text from all the interviews he's done in the span of his career.
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It's true that muscle glycogen is synthesized more rapidly if you take in carbs immediately after a workout rather than several hours later.
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Yet a recent study demonstrates that feeding rodents sweet wormwood leaves in their entirety — as opposed to a synthesized derivative — overcomes this resistance.
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Somali cuisine, as a result, has synthesized these external influences into a range of staples that includes samosas, camel meat, and fried chicken.
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By that standard, "Gilded Cage" stands as the greater achievement, enfolding inside and outside, warden and captive, into a single, synthesized public form.
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Mixer currently doesn't have third-party advertising on the platform, but streamers can earn "synthesized ad revenue" through display ads on their page.
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There is value in Crews's having synthesized the full roster of Freud's blunders between 1884 and 1900, the period his book concentrates on.
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A screen-reading computer program called Jaws enables Mr. Riccobono to "read" what's on the screen, type and send email using synthesized speech.
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Bon Iver's 22, A Million, with its extra-manipulated vocals and synthesized sounds, pushed the band to the edges of their electronic comfort zone.
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This alarm, he decided once and for all, fucking sucked: CESIUM, CESIUM, CESIUM, CESIUM intoned the disembodied, badly synthesized Irish voice from his terminal.
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He was referring to the synthesized form of a natural hormone routinely injected intravenously to women to cause contractions, expediting birth to avoid complications.
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"As DNA constructs are synthesized, about 99.999 percent of the raw materials go to waste—it's an incredibly wasteful and expensive process," Gibson said.
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Cempra has also synthesized novel macrolides for non-antibiotic uses such as the treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases, endocrine diseases and gastric motility disorders.
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The teams synthesized only about a dust-speck worth of the material from expensive ingredients crushed to unfathomable pressures between hand-cranked diamond halves.
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On July 11, 2002, the researchers revealed that they had synthesized the polio virus, which had been wiped out in the US in 1979.
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Like most lab-synthesized compounds, Nihonium doesn't stick around very long — it's unstable and, like all the elements here, quickly fragments into other elements.
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"What's certainly contributing to the current popularity is likely due to the fact that it can be synthesized in small-scale laboratories," she said.
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Most attempts at developing traditional, chemically-synthesized drugs targeting CGRP, including migraine-relief treatments from Merck & Co Inc, were abandoned due to toxicity concerns.
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And so the chorus of disappointment has started now that the report has been released to the Senate, cynically synthesized as "bullshit" by Sen.
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"Famous" jitters over plinky electronic xylophones and synthesized flutes, as the bass creaks as if it's been turned up too loud on the speakers.
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The video is by Boston-based artist Christopher Konopka who uses analog video signals—synthesized waveforms, camera input, video sampling—as a generative medium.
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First image in each column is the ground truth, the second image is the generated sketch and the third is the synthesized inverse sketch.
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Beams of light traced artificial constellations onto the walls of the stadium, as the fragile twinkling of synthesized bell chimes pierced through the arena.
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My lab focused on the more biological effects, while my husband, Howard Chambers, synthesized chemicals useful to study the toxic effects of these insecticides.
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Ketamine was first synthesized in 1962 and was used by US Army doctors on American soldiers fighting in Vietnam as a painkiller and sedative.
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Kagan synthesized the these scenarios into three "axes" of questioning, each one exploring how ruling for the baker opens further questions in a different direction.
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The heaviest naturally occurring element is uranium, with 1143 protons, and beyond it lie super-heavy elements that don't exist naturally and must be synthesized.
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It wasn't until LSD was synthesized and its psychoactive properties were discovered in the '40s, however, that psychedelics garnered attention for their potential medical uses.
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Since Game of Thrones Season 7 is premiering Sunday, GLASYS has put his talent to good use with a synthesized cover of the show's theme.
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Methane can be created on Mars with "relative ease," Musk said, because it can be synthesized from subsurface ice and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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NIST consolidated the feedback, incorporated other practices from existing standards, and synthesized the Framework, which provides broad strategies for identifying, understanding and mitigating cybersecurity risk.
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Synthesized sounds blended evocatively with a live and recorded soprano in this startling work, the intensity heightened by the surround-sound effect from multiple speakers.
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The pill that Mr. Palopoli and his organic chemistry research team synthesized and patented is now sold generically and under other brand names, including Serophene.
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Pure caffeine, synthesized in a lab, is listed as caffeine anhyrous on product labels, meaning it's in powder, not liquid, form and is more concentrated.
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Not a 'daily drug' MDMA was first synthesized in 1912 by a German pharmaceutical company that intended to use it as a blood clotting agent.
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Yelp is really useful in certain ways but it is useful as a collection of data points rather than raw material that hasn't been synthesized.
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After that, a further crowdsourcing effort could extend synthesized speech to the remaining 280 languages in which Wikipedia is available — albeit, likely poco a poco.
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Brand took influences from different parts of America — the New York art world, farmers, academic visionaries like Marshal McLuhan — and synthesized them into one ethos.
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By Friday morning, when they meet at a studio in the Times building to record, Ms. Pathak will have synthesized everyone's ideas into an outline.
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We spoke with three communications experts to learn more: Below is a synthesized summary of our conversation; check out The Operators for the full episode.
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But "Now That the Light Is Fading" is being released into a culture that no longer thinks the organic and the synthesized are in opposition.
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With their analogic chemistry, Ratté and Tellier-Craig dig deep into the mesmerizing madness that merges synthesized signals with computer created elements, reaching a zenith.
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In her work, she synthesized complex ideas, using the methods she learned under him, along with many other disciples of Mr. Althusser like Régis Debray.
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But the team also sees the potential for it to open up new markets, given the ease of creating synthesized voices that really sound like people.
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Cultured ovarian follicles produced the hormones in this synthesized system to regulate tissue function over a 28-day cycle, causing fluids to move through the organs.
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The virus synthesized that information and created a newer, sleeker, less-human Lola — a Lola designed to perform on the internet, because she's of the internet.
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The version ported to these formats is about what you'd expect: a collection of synthesized tones that sound as pristine and warm as freshly fired ceramics.
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Xinhua, China's state-run press agency, has unveiled new "AI anchors" — digital composites created from footage of human hosts that read the news using synthesized voices.
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To understand just how difficult the citizenship process has become, we synthesized multiple government data sets and ranked over 2628 metro areas by ease of naturalization.
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From the speakers flanking him comes a sweet, synthesized drone — complex tones that fill the massive space, lulling the audience into a kind of midday trance.
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Just consider the insistent, glitchy synth beep—that buh nuh nuh, buh nuh nuh sound—here playing against the horror soundtrack synthesized strings in the background.
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The last great artist who was not a modernist, Delacroix synthesized very complex visual and verbal traditions in stunning works that open the way to modernism.
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She lead with new single "Sadmoney," which feels like a quintessential Uffie joint, its vocal melody and synthesized flourishes spiraling up to the ceiling like smoke.
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There she meets Man 1, who has the sound and appearance of male and female genders synthesized, and behaves like a muse spun from her mind.
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Ms. Jenkins and Mr. Heinberg have synthesized a plausible modern archetype out of comic-book and movie sources that may have seemed problematic to modern sensibilities.
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Mr. Conrad synthesized these perspectives into a worldview: The Theater represented a newly communal form of music-making that signaled the death of the traditional composer.
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And in keeping with the scores of video games, where big, synthesized drum sections are a common feature, it also has a percussion-heavy backing track.
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A bite of the sausage, peppers and onions followed by a sip of the wine synthesized into a whole greater than the sum of the parts.
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What's more, the researchers found that organic milk contains slightly higher levels of iron, vitamin E, and some carotenoids, the naturally occurring pigments synthesized by plants.
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Outdoors, BlindSquare taps into open source navigation tools like OpenStreetMap to identify points of interest, then uses a synthesized voice to alert blind people to them.
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While humans still reign supreme in the transcription world, it's possible that synthesized audio could tilt the odds in favor of the machines in the near future.
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Lithium is a naturally occurring element, a salt; it doesn't need to be synthesized in a lab, because it's already found, in varying concentrations, around the world.
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If you got a tiny thrill to hear that final synthesized "Dies Irae" blaring from your screen once more, then this is probably the film for you.
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Street crime, of all things, might have been what caused the brainy composer Milton Babbitt to abandon his Concerti for Violin, Orchestra and Synthesized Sound in 353.
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Humanity has invented countless instruments to produce many sounds, and, most recently, digitally synthesized sounds that would be difficult or impractical to generate with a physical instrument.
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Sánchez-Bayo and Wyckhuys synthesized information from 73 of these previous reports about insect declines to estimate the rate at which insects are disappearing as a whole.
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The news came almost 12 years after the RIKEN team first synthesized the element in a lab, and three years after they conclusively demonstrated its decay chain.
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In April of 1133, the group synthesized a second atom of element 113, which they observed to decay in exactly the same way as the first atom.
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The developer platform is based on technology that synthesized the relationship between the inertial sensors of Apple devices and their cameras to track their position in space.
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" Scaramucci synthesized his issues with the Trump administration by arguing there are people inside "that think it is their job to save America from this President, OK?
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Computer scientists synthesized DNA that, in the process of being sequenced and analyzed, created a file that allowed them access to the computer performing the DNA analysis.
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But on "Loud Pipes," there's a whole range of sounds, most notably those synthesized horn stabs that make it sound like the most turnt parade procession imaginable.
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The "fifth taste," umami, is the mouthfilling, savory flavor first identified by Japanese scientists in the early 20th century, then quickly synthesized into the additive monosodium glutamate.
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But Albert "Hoffman" had successfully synthesized psilocybin on behalf of Sandoz, and his earliest (and quite arcane) techniques are summarized for agents who might encounter a lab.
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The six-track release is shorter, but its just as biodiverse, full of synthesized percussion and swooning electronics that unfold like time-lapse gifs of impossible flora.
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Stahelski and Leitch calculated each and every move, synthesized influences with their personal artistic style, and in doing so they pulled off some dizzyingly complex set pieces.
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The so-called sunshine vitamin is synthesized in the body when skin is exposed to sunlight and is depleted by smoking, obesity, poor nutrition, and other factors.
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And now we have these tools to study how certain sacramental elements that are found in nature and that can be synthesized … can be used for good.
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A drug that was originally synthesized as a treatment for malaria has had a breakout week after a small, inconclusive study made its way across the internet.
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Synthesized is a U.K. startup that tries to reduce friction on preparing all the data that's needed, to enable insurers to share data safely, complying with regulations.
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Then again, he lived over a hundred years before Darwin synthesized ideas of an evolving world, and in his view of nature, things didn't change over time.
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It doesn't matter that the drug is easily synthesized in a lab, or that much of New Hampshire's supply is locally manufactured in, and distributed from, Massachusetts.
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The emotional responses use a technology referred to as Neural Text-to-Speech, which converts written text into synthesized speech and shifts in temp, pitch and volume.
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The state-run press agency in China, Xinhua, will now deliver news using "AI anchors" made of digital composites that use synthesized voices to "read" the news.
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But unlike, say, Fame Monster, I wasn't bashed over the head by a sledgehammer into synthesized pop goth perfection that I really respond to in pop music.
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Since then, scientists over the years have discovered Cerulean blue, Prussian blue, and Cobalt blue, which, according to NPR, was the last synthesized blue to be commercialized.
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The voices Google used for the AI in the demos were not synthesized robotic tones but distinctly human-sounding, in both the female and male flavors it showcased.
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"On the sociotechnical side, we need to develop advanced forensics techniques that can help debunk synthesized media when put into the hands of trained professionals," he told CNBC.
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Precisionism is an early 20th century American modernist style that was born from artists who synthesized European cubism and futurism with the American vision of industrial, urban themes.
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It's further identified by The Verge as first synthesized around 1974 by Alexander Shulgin, the same man who is credited with introducing MDMA to psychologists for psychopharmaceutical use.
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The Dubna team had announced that it had successfully synthesized element 103 in 2118, and initially published its results in collaboration with the Livermore lab in early 2115.
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Many cheaper truffle products use 2,4-dithiapentane, a synthesized compound containing one of the main aromatic compounds in foot odor — guaranteed to give it that that "earthy" taste.
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Insulin, which is a hormone typically grown in E. coli bacteria or yeast, is more complex to produce than, for example, H.I.V. drugs, which are laboratory-synthesized chemicals.
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Lao explained that the combination of different styles and instruments—Caribbean dembow, synthesized Latin-style electric guitar, pentatonic scales, and more—is the key to his EP's sound.
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Ketamine was initially synthesized (from PCP, from which it's only a few atoms away) in 1926, but gained popularity after its patent in 1963 as a veterinary anesthetic.
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Venkatraman "Venki" Ramakrishnan won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009 for helping map the complete structure of ribosomes, the particles in living cells where proteins are synthesized.
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Testosterone is an old drug, synthesized in the 1930s by Croatian scientist Leopold Ruzicka and later deployed to considerable effect by the Soviet and East German Olympic teams.
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Since there's a lot of synthesized guitar stuff happening on G.O.D. it wasn't hard to justify having Nate play those parts or further embellish those types of sounds.
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The messages left on an answering machine often use awkward phrasing and sound distinctly like a computer reciting script with its text-to-speech function and synthesized voice.
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But he synthesized his biography (as the "kid with a funny name"), his country's current struggles and an idea of generational social progress into one evocative narrative — change.
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They synthesized those descriptions into a seven-stage explainer — gateway, tolerance, withdrawal, addiction, treatment, relapse, recovery — that aims to help readers understand more clearly what addicts go through.
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But it was his openness to new ideas and experiences, and his vision of change as the most human of biological processes, that synthesized all of his work.
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Like Katharine Boo — who synthesized hours of research into a cinematic account of slum life in "Behind the Beautiful Forevers" — Flock writes about her subjects with omniscient authority.
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Mr. Maxwell's 2014 runaway hit single "Trap Queen" references trap music, known for its synthesized, complicated beats and gritty lyrics that both celebrate and lament inner-city life.
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"I expect that in this and other realms, the rise of AI-synthesized content will increase the likelihood and efficacy of those claiming that real content is fake."
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So, he sourced the base note from an actual Joshua Tree, using a process called headspace to capture the desert smell then synthesized it into a molecular form.
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There is even the possibility of its impacts lasting through the point at which a corresponding anti-viral vaccine can be synthesized, manufactured and distributed in large quantities.
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The far-right narratives on Twitter, the meme pages on Facebook, Trump's own erratic behavior, it all has to be synthesized daily into something resembling a news story.
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A 300-page report published Tuesday, which was compiled by Schiff and Democrats on the Intelligence, Foreign Affairs and Oversight committees, synthesized the evidence gathered from those hearings.
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Like The Game of Life, real-world situations are compressed and synthesized, and choices, along with random chance, lead to consequences that propel you forward in the game.
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The 24-page paper synthesized the different research into psilocybin to give the FDA the information it would need to determine whether or not psilocybin should be rescheduled.
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Bruce synthesized his many influences into an approach that maintained the Oakland principles of viability and innovation, with an emphasis on a simple, direct, and non-classical awareness.
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The screen seems to be undergoing a seizure that escalates by the second, an effect heightened by Gershon Kingsley's thunderous, industrial, Moog-synthesized sounds that punctuate every movement.
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"Essentially they're going through the whole list of synthesized compounds that were made in the past, and sometimes they get the chemistry right and sometimes they don't," Wiley said.
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Because it's vanillin, whether you get it from a vanilla bean or synthesized in Glade candle, or from the breakdown of sugars in the barrel as you char it.
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A single gram of any very potent drug...could be synthesized in one location, transported to distribution sites worldwide, and then formulated into many thousand, perhaps a million, doses.
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Its machine voices can then be used anywhere a synthesized voice is needed — including in new applications, like automatically generated audiobooks or podcasts, voice-overs, TV dubs and elsewhere.
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Here's how it works: Everence, a powdery substance, is synthesized from a sample of DNA — like from the inside of someone's mouth, carbonized hair, or cremated ashes, for example.
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In these prior experiments, information was encoded into a DNA sequence, the DNA synthesized, and then that was it—all the information remained outside the realm of living organisms.
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The visit was Allien's idea, and it also fits well with the synthesized aesthetic her new album Nost, that was released May 12 on her own BPitch Control label.
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"A major goal of mine is to demonstrate that generative media—with procedural narrative, generated text, and synthesized voices—can actually be compelling," Ryan told me in an email.
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In 1828 the German chemist Friedrich Wöhler synthesized urea, an organic molecule otherwise found in urine that primarily serves to remove nitrogen produced in metabolic reactions from the body.
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The symphony's featured soloist was the synthesized "diva" Hatsune Miku, a singing digital avatar created by the Japanese company Crypton Future Media, who sang and danced Mr. Tomita's score.
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"Summertime Magic" and "Feels Like Summer" are the kind of easily playlist-able pop singles that streaming services were built for, based on synthesized steel pans and easygoing grooves.
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Mr. Kiwanuka, a 29-year-old Englishman whose parents are from Uganda, isn't the only songwriter who's decisively turning his back on the synthesized constructs of mainstream R&B.
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In the late 240s, an American chemist named Gordon Alles, searching for a treatment for asthma, synthesized a substance related to adrenaline, which was known to aid bronchial relaxation.
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He synthesized a chromosome and put it into a bacterium and changed the species purely from chemistry, created life through chemistry, which is a pretty big milestone, as well.
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Since its conception in 2003, the studio has been producing artworks both small and large, that explore our relationship to technology and the tension between real and synthesized experiences.
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Self-portrait sketches and synthesized inverse sketches along with a reference painting or photograph of famous Dutch artists: Rembrandt (top), Vincent van Gogh (middle) and M. C. Escher (bottom).
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A group then at UCLA and another at Osaka and Tokyo Metropolitan Universities in Japan synthesized the molecule in a gas phase in the late 1980s and 90s, respectively.
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But with love to Garbage and Nine Inch Nails and even U2, only Radiohead synthesized them flawlessly and cannily enough to change the expectations for future rock albums themselves.
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Fentanyl was first synthesized in 1960 by Paul Janssen, a young Belgian doctor and pharmacologist who started his own lab on the third floor of the family's pharmaceutical business.
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The first trip on LSD It was 2000 when Swiss chemist Albert Hoffman inadvertently synthesized lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD, while trying to create a treatment for bleeding disorders.
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Back in postwar Europe, she turned to the task of reconstruction, designing minimally sized rooms in university dorms that synthesized color, form and composition in succinct masterworks of function.
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Adding bouncy synthesized pop to its blues roots, the band became a major commercial success with the hit single "Love Stinks," from a 1980 album of the same name.
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Nesyamun's slight, synthesized groan — not an actual word but simply a vowel sound — was overhyped in the news, and, judging from the parade of joking reactions, readers sensed this.
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The processed food industry has transformed our food into a quasi-drug, while the drug industry has synthesized ever more powerful drugs that have been diverted for recreational use.
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To see what these unnatural proteins looked like in real life, the scientists synthesized genes for them and plugged them into yeast cells, which then manufactured the lab's creations.
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Not all experts agree, but some scientists say that if a substance is synthesized or highly modified by a parent, and the offspring's life depends on it, that's milk.
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Rather than adapting the musical material to traditional instruments, the performance delivered a dynamic interplay between the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and the synthesized material the duo normally performs with.
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"We're listening to everything — all genres, new music, old music, and it all just gets sort of synthesized and boiled down into a broth that we make," he said.
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NBC, citing unnamed U.S. officials, said that top-secret intelligence requested by President Barack Obama in his last weeks in office synthesized months of work and made the conclusions.
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Such technological progress informs the technical basis for the F-35's "sensor fusion," wherein combat-relevant data from different sensors are synthesized for the pilot on a single screen.
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In the initial screening round, the researchers vetted 3 million commercially available or easily synthesized compounds, resulting in a pool of 2,500 compounds that might possibly have the desired properties.
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Though it's a long story, the music turned up last year; so did the tape for the synthesized component of the piece, though it contains only the first five minutes.
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A synthesized voice reminiscent of Hal in "2001: A Space Odyssey" provides commentary in English, and a giant white umbrella-shaped backdrop looms over the proceedings like an intrusive eye.
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In order to create a cell with 16 synthetic chromosomes, those partially synthesized yeast cells will be mated with one another, eventually producing a cell with an entirely synthetic genome.
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With its synthesized death knell, album highlight, "A Final Hello," exemplifies that Hooded Fang's smallest lineup has produced their biggest sound, echoing melodic guitars, eruptions of distortion, and driving bass.
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Here's an industry-leading synthesized voice: And here's the same sentence from WaveNet: Here's another rival's voice synthesizer, this time speaking Japanese: And again, here's the same sentence from WaveNet:
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In tests on mice, a synthesized version of the molecule was successful at killing a variety of influenza viruses, namely the H1 pandemic strains that make the rounds each year.
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Topol said that the advance—less than three years after scientists announced they had synthesized a single base-pair of yeast's genome—underscores just how quickly the field is moving.
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Ketamine is an old medication; it was first synthesized in 1962 as a safer alternative to then-available anesthetics, which sometimes suppressed patients' breathing to the point of killing them.
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Basically, if the timeless style of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and the international diplomacy of Jimmy Carter could be synthesized into a piece of clothing, it would be these three dresses.
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In 2014, chemist Floyd Romesberg, of the Scripps Research Institute, synthesized a new pair of artificial nucleotides and got a cell to accept them as part of its genetic code.
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Romesberg's team, after years of work, synthesized a third pair—X and Y—and inserted it successfully into the code of a bacterium, which then reproduced, maintaining its synthetic code.
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While his first synthetic genome was mainly a copy of an existing genome, Dr. Venter and colleagues this year synthesized a more original bacterial genome, about 500,000 base pairs long.
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Instead of two interlocking rings, Dr. Stoddart, then at the University of Birmingham in Britain, and his colleagues synthesized a rotaxane: a ring molecule wrapped around a dumbbell-shaped axle.
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Two previous quasicrystal forms have already been identified in the fragments of this outer space visitor, but both of those arrangements had been synthesized prior to their discovery in nature.
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Impossibly bright digitalist xylophones ring over a slowly loping drum pattern as a number of synthesized squeaks—including one that sounds suspiciously like a squealing elephant—ring in the distance.
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But it was in the final lines that Taylor synthesized her own path thus far and prophesied what is to come, the spirit of church gospel flexing through her body.
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Related: [Premiere] Fall into a Music Video Void Inspired by a Video Synth Legend Distort Reality with Cyberdelic Video App 'Hyperspektiv' [Premiere] VHS Footage Gets Synthesized in Midday Veil's "Cages"
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Contrasting the traditional Picasso show upstairs, Collapsing Scenery created a psychedelic dancefloor filled with synthesized video projections and layers of colorful plexiglass, set to the tune of experimental electronic music.
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It is actually a computer-synthesized voice, a tour-de-force of artificial intelligence technology that has been crafted to make it possible for someone to masquerade via the telephone.
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Her father, Erwin, was an organic chemist who worked for the pharmaceutical division of Schering-Kahlbaum, a Berlin-based company that, among other products, synthesized estrogen, the female sex hormone.
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Even so, there is no great pleasure in hearing classic songs mangled in prerecorded arrangements so sweetened with synthesized strings that you may feel you are trapped in an elevator.
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At Izote, Ms. Quintana synthesized the ancient and contemporary influences that had always guided her work as she became a leader in a culinary movement known as alta cocina Mexicana.
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As a private individual, I can send a DNA sequence I'd like synthesized to dozens of labs around the world that can print it out and send it to me.
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Scientists first synthesized the new elements between 2002 and 2010, but it wasn't until December of 2015 that the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry officially recognized the discoveries.
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But because it's a large molecule, it won't penetrate to the deepest layers, so that's where hyaluronic acid fillers, which are made of synthesized HA derived from sodium hyaluronate, come in.
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Recently, Mullis synthesized many of these interests in a body of large-scale sculptural, video, and intermedia works, united under the collective title Who is Puberty and How Does She Hit?
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" The paper details how they combined two neural networks to more effectively expose synthesized face videos, which often overlook "spontaneous and involuntary physiological activities such as breathing, pulse and eye movement.
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Meanwhile, BrightGene Bio-MEdical Technology Co. says they synthesized the active ingredients in Remdesivir, a drug developed during the Ebola outbreak from 2014-2016, for potential treatment of the novel coronavirus.
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The museum's exhibition, Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Future, predominantly explores how the artist synthesized her dual interests of spiritualism and evolutionary biology into a prescient forecast of modern life.
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And wouldn't you know, Alien: Covenant uses this tactic, too, in precisely the same place as Alien's trailer, only the recurring theme is a creepy choral hum over a synthesized clap.
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"Fancy You" plays like an upbeat crush song on paper, but the garbled sighs that provide the hook keep the singers distracted, refracted into a synthesized giggle, gleeful in its ache.
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Not only does it show how the chemistry of the universe changed over time, it lets us know what processes were at work in the stars as they synthesized those chemicals.
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It is located in the wild west of the periodic table, home to recently-synthesized superheavy synthetic elements which have no real practical purpose due to their incredibly short half-lives.
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In fact, instead of seeing those two archetypes as mutually exclusive, electropop saw the middle ground between them and synthesized a unique mood that was carefree yet stiff and in control.
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Morgan was going to have to ask the girl to repeat everything three times, which was going to feel like being drowned slowly in a vat of syrupy, double-synthesized bourbon.
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"In all forensic investigations, all information must be synthesized to determine the cause and manner of death," Barbara Sampson, New York City's chief medical examiner, said in a statement on Thursday.
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Insilico's system initially produced 63,000 possible designs, which the research team whittled down to six that were synthesized in the lab, with one design eventually tested on mice to promising results.
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MDA was first synthesized in Germany in 413, and the US military considered experimenting with a form of MDA to be used as a sort of truth serum during the 1950s.
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K22 has been masquerading as a substitute for weed for the past decade, every since Clemson University chemist John W. Huffman synthesized the compounds as research tools to study cannabinoid receptors.
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In 1978, she became the first author of a report showing that bacteria could be induced to make proinsulin—representing the first time a mammalian hormone was ever synthesized by bacteria.
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Chemist Albert Hoffman first synthesized LSD in 1938 in a quest to prevent post-partum hemorrhaging but realized it had psychedelic properties after he accidentally absorbed the drug through his fingers.
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Everence is a powdery substance synthesized from a sample of DNA, something as simple as a few thousand cells from a swab of a person's inner cheek, or from cremated ashes.
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At least when it comes to intentionally misleading deepfakes and heavily manipulated and/or synthesized media content, such as AI-generated photorealistic human faces that look like real people but aren't.
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It was the French musician Jean-Jacques Perrey who introduced Mr. Kingsley to electronic music, made by splicing together synthesized tones recorded on tape from an early electronic instrument, the Ondioline.
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Fletcher: (Producer) Matthew Vaughn was very explicit in like, 'We've got to use the instruments that were cutting-edge then' and in the '80s it was a huge boom in synthesized music.
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A Clemson University chemist named John W. Huffman synthesized hundreds of compounds in an attempt to find a better painkiller, but often created incredibly psychoactive substances with no medicinal properties at all.
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Go deeper: Watch UCSF's video here or listen to 2 samples here of a research participant reading a sentence, followed by the synthesized version of the sentence generated from their brain activity.
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There's digitalist mallet work that rumbles like acid rain on a hot day, sampled or synthesized water sounds that feel like rolling around in puddles of industrial runoff, or twitchy piano lines.
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Developed by Ancient, the studio founded by Yuzo Koshiro, it features the Streets of Rage series composer's trademark approach to synthesized sounds, more energetic and contemporary feeling than your average fantasy fare.
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South Korea itself has resorted to old-school propaganda in recent years, resuming loudspeaker and radio broadcasts into the North and juicing them up with synthesized Korean music known as K-pop.
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At a sheep farm in rural Western Australia and other properties, cult scientists began testing sarin while others synthesized the VX nerve agent and launched a failed attempt to manufacture automatic rifles.
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In 2016, she was able to use LSD that had been synthesized for research purposes by a government certified lab, but she suspects that this stash has long since been used up.
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But just as At The Drive-In became the talk of punk circles on the strength of their performances, they also finally synthesized their influences into a sound that was distinctly theirs.
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From September of 2010 to May of 2014, these participating couples provided detailed sexual diaries, accompanied by routine examinations, which produced a wealth of data that was analyzed, synthesized and then published.
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With the new funding from IQ Capital and Mundi Ventures, Synthesized is well-positioned to facilitate its business operations to turbocharge development processes across many sectors, such as finance, insurance and healthcare.
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A vinyl record played synthesized chimes, their tone determined by a computer analysis of the emotions those posts expressed — a major key if they were positive ones, a minor key if negative.
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In 1751, Diderot launched his "Encyclopédie," which synthesized key insights of the French Enlightenment, such as those of Buffon's "Natural History" (1749) and Montesquieu's hugely influential "The Spirit of the Laws" (1748).
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The VP-03 (also $349) shares the VP-330's ability to fuse synthesized sound with the human voice, and additionally features 16 Chord Memory setups and a new Voice Step sequencer.
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On the surface, behold a luscious exhibition of whooshes and glides, whistles and sighs, clouds of electronic polish sucked through tubular vacuums, synthesized flutes and strings playing through fields of computerized fog.
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Even the app has some clever ways to squeeze a few more bucks out of mom or dad with various synthesized engine sound effects that can be downloaded and shared to the vehicle.
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North Hollywood is the It's a Small World version of Los Angeles, synthesized from almost every other neighborhood and filled with hipsters, immigrants of every nationality, blue-collar workers, and film industry workhorses.
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The capabilities are staggering, according to the guide: All of this information is aggregated and synthesized in a way that gives law enforcement nearly omniscient knowledge over any suspect they decide to surveil.
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The releases reveal an artist who explored San Francisco's sexual vanguard for a decade and, exploiting an expressive new palette of synthesized sound, articulated his findings — even as the scene hurtled toward oblivion.
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In 2014, he arrived at Summerfield High School with an exercise program synthesized from playing man-to-man defense for his father and meeting Maravich, a Louisiana State star, as a seventh grader.
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The last great artist who was not a modernist, Delacroix synthesized very complex visual and verbal traditions in stunning works that, by summarizing the old master European worldview, open the way to modernism.
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What was most memorable about it wasn't that the vocals sounded mechanical or synthesized (certainly that had been done before), it was the way that they moved—seemingly jumping from pitch to pitch.
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If approved, each would end up with a license for biologics, a category that refers to treatments like cell, tissue and gene therapies that come from natural sources rather than being chemically synthesized.
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In 1978, investigators, including Dr. Michael Brown and Dr. Joseph Goldstein, who would go on to win the Nobel Prize, noted that cholesterol and coenzyme Q10 are synthesized by the same biochemical pathway.
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Harder, heavier tunes (think Fox's blaring N.F.L. theme, complete with its armored robot) have replaced the more rhythmic and synthesized selections in the past, which typically went lighter on the drums and guitar.
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The genre has captured the imagination of fans around the world with its fusion of synthesized songs, video art, fashionable outfits and synchronized dance routines that mix teasing sexuality with doe-eyed innocence.
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A confluence of global influences — from Southeast Asia's hippie movement to the exuberant glamour of 1970s Paris fashion legends (think Christian Lacroix and Yves Saint Laurent) — synthesized on Prabal Gurung's runway this season.
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His New York magazine article already synthesized plenty of information about perilous climate risks and scared the bejeezus out of people; what are we supposed to do with this expanded litany of horrors?
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The GP-Write movement had its latest big breakthrough last year, when Boeke's lab at NYU announced it had fully synthesized six of the 16 chromosomes that make up the genome of baker's yeast.
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Nadella's Microsoft, which has prioritized things like the cloud, open-source software and cross-platform services and has de-emphasized Windows, was arguably synthesized in a remark he offered in an interview with CNET.
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"Some States collect information, perform reviews, and maintain data in paper files that are never entered into an electronic database or that are never synthesized into a single report or review," the committee noted.
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No longer beholden to the synthesized pop that was glorified in the year 2000, they were able to showcase their musical chops, from Taylor's playfulness on the piano to their polished a capella harmonization.
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Gallant describes this time as an eclectic intersection of new age, hardcore punk, and new wave music at massive parties that were almost like Burning Man in atmosphere, with robots, lasers, and synthesized visuals.
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Superlative performance is a confluence of dozens of small skills or activities, each one learned or stumbled upon, which have been carefully drilled into habit and then are fitted together in a synthesized whole.
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But a far more common cause of adrenal failure is the use of medicines that imitate the hormones the glands secrete — most commonly, steroids like prednisone, a synthesized version of the adrenal hormone cortisol.
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