The "Token Taxonomy Act" — a bipartisan effort by Reps.
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These categories come from v2 of the IAB's content taxonomy.
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The taxonomy of hate bubbles up frequently in both sets.
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There's no taxonomy for startups like how we classify animals.
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Where does the expanded taxonomy leave earnest, sensitive male bonds?
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The science of taxonomy began 250 years ago with Linnaeus.
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The taxonomy lives on not as ideology but as two demeanours.
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That could be the harbinger of a new approach to taxonomy.
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Charles Darwin used these to create his own taxonomy of expressions.
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Carl Linnaeus, the father of modern taxonomy, mistook us for callas.
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Here is a brief taxonomy of Trump-world: Roger Stone -- friend.
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I will leave it to them to figure out their taxonomy.
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This has long led to confusion about the taxonomy of these birds.
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Independence, Rush introduced an original taxonomy of phobias in 1786, in an
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Peep this helpful taxonomy of bike-share to figure it all out.
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To that end, she develops a taxonomy for talking about social movements.
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The International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses is struggling with the challenge.
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Many lovers of Italian food would strongly disagree with Mr. Paradiso's taxonomy.
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I grew conversant in the taxonomy of color: eggplant, larkspur, cobalt, mango.
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"Taxonomy is always highly controversial because people have different species concepts," he said.
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Its offerings include a song about erections and a taxonomy of sexual orientation.
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I've written about some of these ideas before, but a taxonomy seems useful.
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Disciples of Carl Linnaeus, the founder of modern taxonomy, did the same thing.
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Taxonomy, naming new species, domesticating the wild—that's the ground of his joking.
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First, it's about taxonomy and organization of knowledge, one of my great fascinations.
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Many attribute the reversal to Carl Linnaeus, known as the father of taxonomy.
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But while a taxonomy strives for scientific accuracy, a folksonomy is by nature imperfect.
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There are so many instances and varieties of awkward syntax I developed a taxonomy.
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It's unclear if Lyft is simply applying Uber's taxonomy to its own internal data.
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But Buenrostro's invention also sparked more sweeping and fundamental changes, especially in cellular taxonomy.
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What organisms, items, or experiences does Cargo In The Blood serve as a taxonomy of?
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Dr. Bernal, now an independent scientist, has long worked on palm taxonomy, ecology and conservation.
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Islam has an elaborate taxonomy of spiritual beings: Malaika are good; djinn, not so much.
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EU GOVERNMENTS REJECT DEAL ON GREEN TAXONOMY, NEW TALKS WITH EU PARLIAMENT NEEDED - EU OFFICIAL
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Like most nascent arenas, development of a common taxonomy and risk assessment framework is much needed.
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It reads like a taxonomy of names, places, and ideas that float from then into today.
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It might make sense even to treat blancmange as a genus, in a taxonomy of sweets.
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But in the 19th century European thinkers turned their attention to new models of race taxonomy.
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She took up the taxonomy with zeal, poring over Psychological Types for the next five years.
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In November 2018, Uber released a taxonomy report -- the first step to releasing the transparency report.
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In the taxonomy of chips, the TPU is considered an ASIC, or Application Specific Integrated Circuit.
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No matter how odd your taxonomy may seem to an outsider, you'll be a happier reader.
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Our first goal is to create a taxonomy of A.I. in science fiction literature and film.
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Whatever the taxonomy, though, the same grievances and issues run through the interviews in this book.
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A final, official name will eventually be chosen by the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses.
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Permissive and authoritarian parenting is part of another taxonomy altogether, one that also includes authoritative parenting.
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Is this a valuable taxonomy or simply a list of all the possibilities, like eye color?
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Karrkaratuls have been mystifying biologists for several decades now with their curious physiology and seemingly indescribable taxonomy.
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We have to have a scaffolding, like a taxonomy, a place to file things to make sense.
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Nobody knows what's going on, and it is clear we need a taxonomy of big dick energy.
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The official discovery was published this week in Zootaxa, a peer-reviewed scientific journal on animal taxonomy.
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He and his colleagues have crunched good teaching into a "taxonomy" of things to do and say.
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But notwithstanding the taxonomy, it's very hard for a large company to find and keep the keepers.
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Her taxonomy is an important contribution to the more-general discussion of how the internet affects society.
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Styled by Jason Rider IN THE INFORMAL taxonomy of Hollywood's leading men, there are several obvious types.
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"Heartbeat," however, finds its through-line across time and taxonomy, linking whales and humans through the centuries.
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However small they may be, botanical miniatures don't fit neatly in the taxonomy of conventional botanical art.
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Their contents can become a taxonomy of the habits of the inhabitants of nearby towns or cities.
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The first is an industry classification system, a taxonomy, that organizes markets by industries and sub-industries.
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Here, then, is a taxonomy of the new specialists filling the service gap from coast to coast.
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In my head, I have an informal taxonomy of acknowledgments, and one species is the Name-Dropper.
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"If the rigidity of taxonomy is carefully undermined, interesting things begin to happen," Dion tells The Creators Project.
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But on this season of The Bachelorette, Johnson's taxonomy of "nice guys" and "assholes" sounds like a prediction.
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Multiple types of this special category data appear to be included in the content taxonomy lists we've reviewed.
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"The Taxonomy of Typography," a new print from the Pop Chart Lab poster-makers, explains the typographer's palette.
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" Five days later Bokhari returned a 3,000-word draft, a taxonomy of the movement titled "ALT-RIGHT BEHEMOTH.
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Lima breaks down these infographics into a taxonomy of 21 distinct types, organizing the book around these patterns.
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" The IIF's biggest areas of concern are "prudential regulation and supervision, market and conduct regulation, taxonomy and disclosure.
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EU GOVERNMENTS AGREE TO DELAY APPLICATION OF EU TAXONOMY OF GREEN BONDS, FINANCIAL PRODUCTS TO DECEMBER 2022 - STATEMENT
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There is no taxonomy of severity, she explained, no rule book for how to think about the harassment.
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The children are the only ones in town, and their activities offer a kind of taxonomy of play.
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France is home to a whole taxonomy of cheeses that can be uniquely pungent and, uh, also very good.
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A folksonomy behaves like a taxonomy in that it is meant to assign meaning to things by classifying them.
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But no attempt at taxonomy really gets at how busy and electric the Gothenburg-based band's records have felt.
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About 90 percent of them couldn't be mapped onto any known viral taxonomy, making them totally new to science.
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To do that, it had to develop a framework/taxonomy for those constraints, so it could model them separately.
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There's some basis for classifying urban sounds in a machine learning sense, but it doesn't employ a formal taxonomy.
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In November, the company announced a new taxonomy for how it categorizes complaints like sexual misconduct, assault and rape.
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The taxonomy defines 21 categories of complaints, ranging from staring or leering to masturbation and non-consensual sexual penetration.
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Along with taxonomy, scientists and students work on gaining a better understanding of tick biology and tick-borne diseases.
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When he called the manufacturers, they often didn't know where they fell in the government's taxonomy of tradable goods.
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Gardens overflow with champaca, pikul, ylang ylang, Mon rose, monkey flowers and butterfly pea, an unfamiliar and thrilling taxonomy.
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That way, they could develop a taxonomy that could help other media outlets and groups studying disinformation, he said.
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I won't try to give a complete taxonomy of what does and doesn't count as an act of patriotism.
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In 29, John Mahoney coined the term and wrote a widely cited "taxonomy" of chumbox content for the Awl.
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If so, the discovery would prove the bold PPISN hypothesis and add a major branch to the star-death taxonomy.
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Headphones have a famously arcane taxonomy, the first tier of which is the distinction between open- and closed-back models.
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But wherever it truly fits within the taxonomy of science, it is, in more ways than one, a cool invention.
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What's left to determine, to borrow a taxonomy from British politics, is where there was soft collusion or hard collusion.
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The 53-page taxonomy report was authored by staff at the National Sexual Violence Resource Center and the Urban Institute.
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A paper detailing her discovery was recently published in the journal Zootaxa, a peer-reviewed scientific journal on animal taxonomy.
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Enthusiasts of Hollywood taxonomy have long struggled with a knotty dilemma: Is Chris Messina technically one of the Hollywood Chrises?
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Upstairs at the Hamburg museum, the old 19th-century taxonomy still holds, with exquisite artifacts arranged by type and origin.
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Below is a brief taxonomy of Mr. Weinstein's epic unraveling, as told through The New York Times's most notable coverage.
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His previous books depicted an engagement with a broadly liberal politics, mostly as a window into psychology or social taxonomy.
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On Twitter, hundreds of people are drafting up a taxonomy of what big dick energy is and who actually has it.
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This suggests that trying to differentiate strains based on just THC and CBD is probably a misguided approach to cannabis taxonomy.
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Ramírez Jonas lays out the tickets to represent the seats of each venue, mapping the taxonomy of places for public assembly.
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On the contrary: unlike Pliny and the Christian encyclopedists and, in his way, Diderot, the Very Short Introductions abandon taxonomy entirely.
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And MetaProp's own taxonomy relies on four variables: technology, asset type, geography, and its place on the real estate value chain.
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There's obviously a ton of different types of superheroes — what are the classifications, the sort of taxonomy of different Avengers superheroes?
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In creating a taxonomy of them and sympathetically describing their needs, James makes them feel, to use modern psychological parlance, seen.
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To the swelling taxonomy of jukebox musicals, we must now add a new genus: the high-tech nitwit vanity bio-revue.
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In the meantime, I couldn't help but notice the No.1 creator in the Brazilian researchers' taxonomy of "alt-light" creators.
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American white nationalists have incorporated Muslims into their taxonomy of invading races but remain mostly focused on Latinos, blacks and Jews.
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Maintained by S&P and MSCI since 1999 and widely used by portfolio managers, the taxonomy classifies companies across 11 sectors.
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To build a quantified taxonomy, we organized meats, nuts, bugs, dairy, grains, legumes and other protein-y goodies into a periodic table.
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The report, referred to as a taxonomy, is a mass of graphs, tables and methodologies to determine if an investment is green.
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Except it does now, because LG has no respect for the sanctity of language or the usefulness of consumer-friendly tech taxonomy.
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A geographic taxonomy would reveal that their production is often in unstable countries and that they rely on one big customer: China.
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"We're working with experts in the field to develop a taxonomy to categorize the incidents that are reported to us," adds West.
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In the study, Sornoza-Molina and his colleagues detail all the taxonomy and cataloguing that's required when describing a newly discovered species.
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Like Sorted Books, two other series illuminate Katchadourian's fascination with using humor to destabilize conventional notions of mapping, taxonomy, and data organization.
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If we don't put more resources into their taxonomy, we could be in danger of losing wasp species without even knowing it.
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Pandora aims to use that taxonomy, as well as data about users' listening habits, to improve its music recommendation and discovery services.
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FRANCE'S FINANCE MINISTER LE MAIRE SAYS WE NEED TO AGREE ON EU'S TAXONOMY TO DEFINE WHAT ARE GREEN INVESTMENTS, SPUR GREEN ECONOMY
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The report, referred to as a taxonomy, is a mass of graphs, tables and methodologies to determine whether an investment is green.
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Published in 1814 by a Scottish flower painter, 'Werner's Nomenclature of Colours' was one of the world's first systemic taxonomy of colors.
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As the NBA's self-appointed Directed of Nickname Operations, I have taken it upon myself to compile a taxonomy of NBA nicknames.
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He also translated several important scientific treatises into English, like an 1823 taxonomy of shells that young Anna painstakingly illustrated for him.
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Using search and aggregation tools powered by artificial intelligence, it scours the web looking for information sources that match their taxonomy labels.
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Taxonomy has changed more in the past few decades than it has in all the time since Linnaeus (who named class Aves).
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"There's ones that they call Homers, who are kind of the dumber zombies," Fleischer told Fandango earlier this year, explaining the taxonomy.
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Although we like to tag people as geniuses or fools — it's a stark, easy taxonomy — they're more complicated and compartmentalized than that.
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In a review article in Nature Human Behaviour this week, Moffitt takes a ride through two decades of attempts to validate the taxonomy.
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This week, the Future of Privacy Forum released a comprehensive taxonomy of algorithmic harms, the frequently unforeseen negative consequences of automated decision-making.
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The objects in categories — religion, commemoration, photography, food, toys, grooming and so on — forming what Ms. Dubansky calls a tentative taxonomy of blooks.
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But, if you want to get fussier about it, here's a rough taxonomy of salads a person might encounter out in the wild.
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Computers are already proficient at picking stocks, translating speech, and diagnosing cancer, and their reach has begun to extend beyond calculation and taxonomy.
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The International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses is responsible for assigning the scientific names of the virus (meaning its family, genus, species, etc.).
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Some study the ecology or evolutionary taxonomy of their favorite species or map their populations or breed them to study their life histories.
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The changes are part the largest-ever reorganization of the Global Industry Classification Standard, or GICS, an industry taxonomy widely used by investors.
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In a blog post accompanying the taxonomy report, West and Kristen Houser, the chief public affairs officer of the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, wrote: "We're sharing this full taxonomy today with the hope this will help inform safety strategies for any company that brings people together in the real world so we can all take more action to help end sexual violence."
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What they did: The study in the peer-reviewed journal Joule offers a new taxonomy for how to think about a decarbonized power mix.
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Such problems can be roughly divided into three categories (following a taxonomy by Lant Pritchett of Harvard and Michael Woolcock of the World Bank).
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They brought that taxonomy to beauty software company Modiface, which helped Pinterest to build a machine learning system to decode skin tone in images.
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When the privacy scholar Daniel Solove, for example, published a taxonomy of privacy infringement in 2006, a fellow law professor, Ann Bartow, was unimpressed.
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In sorting through their motives, "The Gloaming" delivers a searing taxonomy of loss, and shows the way it leads to a cycle of violence.
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KB: It starts with us creating a taxonomy around topics, which we started with around 300 topics, and we've grown to over 1,000 topics.
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His attention to this history has been so focused, in fact, that it's allowed him to create a rough taxonomy of frustration in games.
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Throughout the museum, Soares has gathered and created a taxonomy for domestic objects, from a collection of antique glasses, to perfume bottles, to foot stools.
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Those companies typically keep safety drivers behind the wheel, with the understanding that their vehicles would be considered Level 4 capable under the SAE's taxonomy.
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In this retrospective there's no question about Dion's aesthetic eye and his capacity for the subtle, intuitive kind of taxonomy-making that artists engage in.
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The goal, ultimately is to get to trillions of discrete data points to provide a structured taxonomy for the entire internet (it's a small goal).
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The taxonomy gets more sophisticated as these thankless roles split into five archetypes: the duct tapers, the goons, the flunkies, box tickers and task masters.
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It was a "saga"—part of the anime taxonomy for overarching stories or plots—defined by the back-and-forth tempo of Dragon Ball FighterZ.
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The difficulty, with Thompson, is that he doesn't move quite like anyone who has done his job before, which makes the taxonomy a little tougher.
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"What this lets users do is avoid the tyranny of taxonomy," said Omnity CEO Brian Sager at a Tuesday evening CES event called Digital Experience.
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Had we, I wondered, given enough thought to the taxonomy as well as contextualization of perceived offenses: What constitutes prosecutable as opposed to fireable misbehavior?
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As I shook Ross's hand, I was reminded of the taxonomy of municipal judges that Sam Brooke of the S.P.L.C. had laid out for me.
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The critical part of Lessig's Medium post came after he classified four types of donations—money types 1, 2, 3, and 4, in his taxonomy.
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Jang is part of a project at Mila that, last year, developed a taxonomy for all the types of gender bias found in NLP datasets.
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Wallabies are diminutive members of the taxonomy that also includes kangaroos, and they can be anywhere from just under a foot to 3.2 feet tall.
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Those looking for a crisp divide in the campaign for the European Parliament's elections next May might consider a different taxonomy: institutional conservatives versus institutional innovators.
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There's no question about Dion's aesthetic eye and his capacity for the subtle, intuitive kind of taxonomy-making that artists (as opposed to scientists) engage in.
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Mr Bezos changed its taxonomy by "breaking out" AWS, its cloud-hosting business, which was producing the holy grail of high, consistent and fast-growing cashflow.
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Since the company began its spidering project last year, it's taxonomy already contains more than 1.2 billion objects and is adding 10 million objects per day.
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He used a great deal of natural language processing and keyword taxonomy in that product and, in turn, moved some of that to his CV service.
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There is a whole taxonomy of authorial falsification, from ghostwriters and noms de plume to plagiarism and forgery, and within each species there are moral boundaries.
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But that awesome image is as close as your friend is going to get to erasing the meaning of words and paranormal taxonomy in my court.
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Bots of conviction can't compete with those numbers — spamming is not their style — but they can work as effective tools of provocation, as this taxonomy shows.
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For us, that's a particularly interesting challenge right now because we're moving beyond just a follow graph, an account follow graph, to also a topic taxonomy.
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Green investment standards — either by large institutional investors or through regulation, for example the proposed EU Sustainable Finance Taxonomy — recognize the emissions mitigation value CCS brings.
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One does not always think of all of these as "bundles" because these services do not consistently categorize their content using the commonplace TV channel taxonomy.
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The academic research community, after a number of studies, developed a taxonomy of botnets in 2007 and took over a botnet in 2009 without disabling it.
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The group has also submitted v1 of the IAB's taxonomy as evidence, and this list includes other disturbingly intimate categories — including a category for 'incest/abuse support'.
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These poop emoji are for fun only, but if they just so happen to help you talk with your doctor about the taxonomy of your fecal matter?
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I'd add another dimension to his taxonomy: There are many conservatives — including some in all three camps — who really wish we were talking about tax reform instead.
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And so the security of the chosen family, which lives outside the conventions of heteronormative taxonomy, can be an antidote to this epidemic of stigma and desertion.
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On the other hand, when he suggests to a science class that terms of taxonomy are deliberately obscure and probably useless, the reader wonders whether he's joking.
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The decision would postpone by more than two years the application of the EU green "taxonomy", which the EU Commission had proposed to introduce from mid-2020.
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"Unfortunately the Coreper has not found an agreement yet on taxonomy, which would be extremely helpful for us," Lagarde told her first news conference as ECB President.
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An EU parliament official said such investments would not be excluded from the taxonomy, but labelling them as green would be very difficult under the new rules.
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"Over the years, taxonomy has taken a backseat and people now speak about memes in broader terms than they did just a few years ago," says Brennan.
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The Las Cumbres group was aiming to track 214 supernovas over three years as part of a broader mission by astronomers to develop a taxonomy of star deaths.
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It's not often that you see a new pair of headphones that upsets the basic taxonomy of personal audio gear, but Audeze's new iSine series is precisely that.
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To enhance research, the library also offers search features to find species by taxonomy and an option to follow online conversations about books and articles in the archive.
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No philosophy or taxonomy influences the collection, and every page spread contains its own animal, appearing on its own terms, demanding or provoking something new from the reader.
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That tweet went viral, amassing over 6,000-plus "likes," but it took another factor to make BDE taxonomy inescapable: the alleged mythic proportions of Ariana Grande fiancé's penis.
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Over the weekend, shortly after Trump tweeted without evidence that Barack Obama had tapped his phones during the election, linguist George Lakoff's taxonomy of Trump tweets began circulating.
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Brubaker barely mentions Donald Trump, but the sociologist's civilizational taxonomy describes many of the positions the president has taken up – sometimes to the disapproval of the Republican leadership.
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The old ideological divisions of left and right have effectively been eclipsed by a new economic taxonomy — those who have benefited from globalization and those who have not.
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Vicki, I'm curious how that thinking, that comprehensive taxonomy of best practices or core tenets, how that's affected ILMxLab in its immersive work outside of this particular partnership.
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The taxonomy didn't typically have a direct influence on hiring decisions, Mr. Shapiro said, but managers knew which color types were most likely to thrive when reviewing applications.
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For taxonomy purposes, a beard consists of swaths of facial hair that slide down from the middle of the earlobe, hugging the chin and cascading to the Adam's apple.
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While the website will immediately suggest simple sentiments such as "happy" or "sad," it has a very broad taxonomy (there's 800 of them) of emotions that you can request.
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He has devised a taxonomy of 59 mathematical families they fit into, each suited to particular kinds of problems or breaking down problems in a particular, quantum-friendly way.
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So there's this big cultural and linguistic component that's also difficult to take into account when it comes to coming up with a scientific taxonomy of what emotions are.
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Textbook central banking, with its hawk-dove taxonomy and effort to stay "ahead of the curve" on inflation, has given way to an era of shape-shifting and adaptation.
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The overarching issue is the growing complexity of technology itself, and the demands this puts on people to understand an ever widening taxonomy of interconnected component parts and processes.
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After much prodding and formal debate, the World Meteorological Organization agreed that this was indeed a distinct formation and added this new cloud, dubbed the Asperitas, to its taxonomy.
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They terrify, instruct and enchant — sometimes all in the same book (Carmen Maria Machado's short story collection, "Her Body and Other Parties," features a veritable taxonomy of the type).
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Baseball is old enough and well-remembered enough that we can file players by type and taxonomy, and cross-reference them against many lifetimes of accumulated predecessors and precedent.
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"Likewise, those bonds or loans aimed at improving a company or entity's environmental footprint, including expanding their taxonomy-related activities, might benefit from preferential treatment of investors," it said.
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" Earlier this year, Breitbart published a taxonomy of the alt-right that included Richard Spencer, a self-described "identitarian" whose political dream is "a homeland for all white people.
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Taken as a whole, this taxonomy feels both totally rational and slightly desperate — a way of insisting, against abundant evidence to the contrary, that a productive conversation remains possible.
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As an opinion columnist, I'm on pretty safe ground, in that everything I write is definitionally (C) in the above taxonomy… but basically everything I'm citing counts as (B).
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The rules, known in Brussels as a "taxonomy", could have guided the ECB in steering its 2.6 trillion euro asset-purchase programme and its lending schemes towards sustainable assets.
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The three content taxonomy documents that have been submitted as evidence include one used by Google and two compiled by the IAB to provide publishers with lists of ad categories.
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Mr Maher goes well beyond previous works, such as "Jihad" by Gilles Kepel or "The ISIS Apocalypse" by William McCants, in setting out a taxonomy of jihadists' system of beliefs.
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Our system produces replies for thousands of entity types that are drawn from a taxonomy that is a subset of Google's Knowledge Graph and may be at different granularity levels.
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In creating a new political taxonomy, the British journalist and founder of Prospect magazine provides a useful way to think about new cleavages in Britain and elsewhere in the West.
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While Mr. Trump treats him with respect, he views him as a beta "winner," not as a "killer," the alpha in his organizational taxonomy, according to several White House officials.
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In the taxonomy of travelers, the word "explorer" suggests a morally superior pioneer; "adventurer," by contrast, implies a self-indulgent adrenaline junkie who scares loved ones by courting puerile risk.
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But there is another crucial aspect to this effort: It must be supported by more "boots on the ground," a renaissance of species discovery and taxonomy led by field biologists.
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As chief of the Plant Taxonomy Laboratory, he traveled to South America to help the State Department investigate and limit the cultivation of coca, from which cocaine can be extracted.
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In 2015, the now-defunct website The Awl compiled what it called "A Complete Taxonomy of Internet Chum," describing the different types that readers may encounter in their online travels.
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It was a celebratory taxonomy, in the main, but we were lucky to pick up a few helpful recipes along the way, including Julia Moskin's invaluable one for grilled cheese.
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Of course, as with any candidate for office, much of Trump's support is too inchoate to fit into any taxonomy, and many people combine aspects from several of these arguments.
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That taxonomy means it can be tricky to determine their age or to estimate the length of time it might take to a replace a destroyed specimen, Mr. Lauretig said.
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