"We measured how far the transmissions were received as well as the different frequency components of those transmissions," said Dr. Owen.
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ALSN's transmissions command a price premium, and Fitch expects the market for commercial vehicle automatic transmissions in North America to increase over time.
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The catch is that millimeter-wave transmissions are far less reliable at long distances than transmissions using the lower frequencies that mobile carriers have traditionally used.
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By mid-November, 75 countries had reported mosquito-borne Zika transmissions for the first time since 2007, with nearly half of the new transmissions occurring this year alone.
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The minimalist atmospheric music is reminiscent of early analog transmissions.
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The transmissions manufacturer beat expectations on top and bottom lines.
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Party officials made halfhearted attempts to stop the transmissions, arresting
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"Fuel emergency," he said in one of his last transmissions.
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Cassill and Buescher had the transmissions changed in their cars.
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Computer security research tools helped reveal many of the transmissions.
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"Break, break, this is not a cherrypicker," the transmissions began.
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They've also compiled hours and hours of police radio transmissions.
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The court ordered the government to restore all transmissions immediately.
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So the main difference between the approaches is in transmissions.
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The few that had manual transmissions shot up in value.
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Geoffrey Thomas, the editor of Airline Ratings, told CNN that transmissions were received from the Lion Air flight up until the moment it crashed, whereas transmissions were reportedly lost with Flight 302 prior to impact.
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Though research on the safety of manual transmissions is scant, one study on the driving performance of teenage boys with A.D.H.D. revealed that cars with manual transmissions resulted in safer, more attentive driving than automatics.
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Renk competes with Sumitomo Heavy, Mitsubishi, Rexnord, Timken and Allison Transmissions.
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And it has the technology infrastructure to support high-bandwidth transmissions.
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But traditional transmissions for gas cars are inherently not fuel efficient.
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DE) is considering options for majority-owned transmissions maker Renk (ZARG.
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Radio telescopes on Earth also collected some transmissions from the lander.
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And for many classics, that means maintaining the original manual transmissions.
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However, acceptance of fully automatic transmissions is increasing outside North America.
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Unlike conventional transmissions, the levers do not change position when shifted.
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" In this episode of Transmissions, Motherboard goes to Brooklyn's "Taxi Graveyard.
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The radio at the clerk's desk blared with transmissions from paramedics.
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You can hear the radio transmissions with an easy search online.
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The president of Virgin Independent Pilots Australia, John Lyons told Fairfax Media that the cheeky transmissions were cause for concern, with pilots having no way of determining which transmissions coming in are from a legitimate traffic controller.
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They did, however, find photo and video transmissions, which were screen recordings.
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Marvel's 'The Prox Transmissions' launches today, and we have the exclusive excerpt.
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All data transmissions related to court proceedings are encrypted by Alibaba Cloud.
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Transmissions From Jonestown is the definitive aural history of the Peoples Temple.
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GM is largely replacing those kind of transmissions with more advanced versions.
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One unusual operation advanced models now handle is installing gears in transmissions.
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Liberia was declared free of new transmissions of the virus in January.
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The most curious part of "Transmissions" is its element of live dance.
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Manual transmissions aren't for everyone, but plenty of people still prefer them.
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BorgWarner makes automotive parts including automatic transmissions, turbochargers, emissions systems and thermostats.
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Reports about the mysterious data transmissions fueled speculation about a back channel.
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With these, he gets the direct transmissions from satellites, not just their reflections.
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Precision PilotingZips juggle GPS signals from space and drone-to-drone radio transmissions.
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The controversy over transmissions isn't reducible to a discussion about laws and regulations.
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They've taken out the original engines and transmissions and transplanted a Hyundai drivetrain.
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Punch makes so-called continuously variable transmissions (CVTs), which are common in Asia.
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As a security measure, WikiLeaks sends transmissions for broadcast interviews through mobile phones.
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"We already know that this persistence has led to occasional transmissions," Kraft said.
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They come after new local transmissions in China fell to zero on Wednesday.
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Last week, GM ended production at a plant near Baltimore that built transmissions.
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The transmissions evoke nostalgia for an era eclipsed by email, Twitter and Skype.
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On police radio transmissions, officers can be heard frantically yelling for an ambulance.
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It's not clear how common or easy those human-to-human transmissions are.
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Multispeed transmissions are slowly catching on in a mostly single-speed EV world.
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The continuously variable transmission has the elastic feeling common to continuously variable transmissions.
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The report comes as new efforts are underway to eliminate HIV transmissions nationwide.
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Electronics ushered in the personal computer, the internet, fast communication transmissions and lasers.
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He waited anxiously, monitoring the back-and-forth transmissions between outpost and patrol.
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Future transmissions are expected to convey new pictures and readings from the flyby.
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Sierra Leone was first declared free of Ebola transmissions in November before tests revealed one woman had died of the disease in January, the same week that the WHO had declared the region free of new transmissions of the virus.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Transmissions maker ZF Friedrichshafen on Friday said it will invest 800 million euros ($910 million over the next four years to upgrade its Saarbruecken plant to raise production of hybrid transmissions to 50 percent from five percent.
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So transmissions could be happening for a long time before health experts realize it.
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Their transmissions weren't meant for the Maritimes, but they haunted homes like friendly ghosts.
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Microwave radio transmissions and color TV technology raced ahead, as did FM stereo multiplexing.
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Manual transmissions are cheaper to buyBut — they have built-in millennial anti-theft devices.
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We had three weeks or four weeks with less activity and no transmissions internationally.
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The case estimates show the need for a clampdown on community transmissions, researchers said.
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If this happens to be your world, there are moon-related transmissions starting Saturday.
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They were standard on the Audi, and arrived eventually in the Z. Manual transmissions?
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He set up a listening post on a cliffside to intercept Cuban radio transmissions.
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Most automatic transmissions with clutches (most do not have them) use one or two.
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It can be as simple as BMW using automatic transmissions engineered by General Motors.
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Elimination is defined by no continuous disease transmissions occurring for greater than 12 months.
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Only the Baltimore plant among the four US plants closing builds transmissions for trucks.
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There, more than 2881985426545836032 miles below, Mike Coletta's receiving station can pick up Zhuhai's transmissions.
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The plant employs 350 employees and contractors and makes light truck transmissions and electric motors.
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That was enough to put a damper on the transfer of information via radio transmissions.
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"We had no idea what to expect," Sternberg said, referring to the number of transmissions.
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Cross patches can connect disparate audio interfaces, consoles from different systems, and radio frequency transmissions.
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It's done by aligning the phase of the transmissions — look, don't question it, it's science.
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Ford has worked with General Motors on common transmissions, such as the 10-speed auto.
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Radio transmissions indicated that the instructor got lost when compasses malfunctioned over the Bermuda Triangle.
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But other parts are large and expensive, like the transmissions used in the Chevrolet Corvette.
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Currently, over 60 countries and territories have seen transmissions of the virus within their borders.
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The farmers hacking their tractors because John Deere won't allow them to replace their transmissions.
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There are superb sculptures and photographs in "Transmissions" that have no direct link to ballet.
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Reporters tallied only the transmissions precise enough to place the device in the correct building.
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Reporters then counted the transmissions of precise location data to advertising, marketing and analysis companies.
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Early transmissions were often of poor quality, so, to avoid misunderstandings, spelling alphabets were developed.
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Having a mask on could cut down on the number of transmissions from asymptomatic people.
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The model found only four to five percent of transmissions would occur on the subway.
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Most transmissions occur directly from a sick and feverish person who is coughing or sneezing.
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Let's take a trip back to the '90s .... Pagers are little devices that receive transmissions.
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Microsoft's response above provides ways to curb some of the other data transmissions as well.
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The number of infections imported from other countries surpassed local transmissions for a fourth day.
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Mermin urged testing people who inject drugs for hepatitis C infection to prevent new transmissions.
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EVs do not have bulky gasoline engines and transmissions, opening up space inside the car.
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More than a century of expertise in internal combustion engines and transmissions could become irrelevant.
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From now on in the U.S., it's nothing but automatic transmissions for the German brand.
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Seven Zhou, a 20173-year-old worker who assembled transmissions, lost his job last month.
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But the opioid essentially tamps down on those transmissions, making it an exceptionally powerful drug.
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A six-inch-wide fabric antenna flawlessly collected transmissions from 1 to 5 GHz in tests.
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Why this matters: Electromagnetic radiation from the sun can cause interference with radio and satellite transmissions.
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Signal. The best explanation is that the signals are transmissions from one or more geostationary satellites.
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Other types of data are transmitted by default but users can prevent these transmissions if desired.
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As television has shifted to digital and satellite transmissions, signal hijacks have become even more difficult.
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The current Renault Clio and Nissan Micra have similarly powered - yet separately conceived - motors and transmissions.
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Conventional snowmobiles' continuously variable transmissions have a lot of downsides, from delayed engagement to jammed tracks.
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There is also a clock that counts the seconds that have passed since the transmissions began.
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First, public health officials map out exactly where the most transmissions of the disease are occurring.
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Instead, it's no longer producing anything else once it's done with the current line of transmissions.
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The transmissions are still being translated, it sounded like a whistling percolator coming over the comm.
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SMS messages, more commonly known as text messages, go through one of two different transmissions methods.
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In his last transmissions, the captain reported the ship was losing propulsion and taking on water.
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Singer has only offered manual transmissions, five- or six-speeds, with an optional limited-slip differential.
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I hadn't driven a stick in 40 years, but no cars with automatic transmissions were available.
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The C.D.C. was also reporting active Zika transmissions in Cape Verde, off the coast of Senegal.
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The submarine had been deployed to locate transmissions from an emergency locator beacon on the aircraft.
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The only caveat is that you can only order the PP2 on GTs with manual transmissions.
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The new transmissions offer better sound quality and reportedly cost 8 times less than FM broadcasting.
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Emergency radio transmissions between the conductor and the dispatcher were dramatic: Dispatcher: Hey guys, what happened?
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But the juxtapositions show that "Transmissions" is a work of creative imagination as much as revelation.
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He also used more complicated computer security research techniques to help reveal many of the transmissions.
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It was grimy work, but it allowed him to explore the engineering challenges of making transmissions.
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The public health department said the transmissions are the first confirmed in the county this year.
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Those transmissions were through sex — the virus is known to persist in semen for two years.
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There are an additional 19 travel-related cases in America, and 18 person-to-person transmissions.
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Israel has deployed a loitering missile called the Harpy, which homes in on enemy electronic transmissions.
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Police radio transmissions captured the panic that came next as an officer frantically requested an ambulance.
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These range from fishing quotas to energy transmissions to financial services, just to name a few.
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Near the center of the patrol base, the radio operator sat with the handset, monitoring transmissions.
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But there is some evidence to suggest the masks can help prevent hand-to-mouth transmissions.
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First, you need an HDHomeRun device that handles over-the-air (OTA) transmissions—they start at $80.
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Together we came up with a possible list of where these musical transmissions may have come from.
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It was this understanding that led to some of the technological explorations featured in The Prox Transmissions.
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It lacks the grooves found in old school transmissions that allow drivers to feel the various gears.
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The NTSB concluded the driver became distracted by radio transmissions and lost track of where he was.
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Her skull was like a radio receiver, she added, as if something, or someone, was sending transmissions.
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In the U.S., there have been 11 reported cases so far with two person-to-person transmissions.
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"In the vicinity", though, now includes "up above"; various satellites can use AIS transmissions to track ships.
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Automakers have taken two path to solve this problem: more forward gears; and continuously variable transmissions (CVTs).
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Both the 7-speed dual-clutch transmission (DCT) and the 6-speed manual are equally fantastic transmissions.
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BMW is considering a second U.S. manufacturing plant that could produce engines and transmissions, its CEO said.
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It makes products such as high speed trains, air conditioning plants, energy transmissions systems and gas turbines.
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But with more new transmissions through heterosexual sex, doctors warn that HIV may threaten the general population.
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The researchers also noted instances when personal and other user-generated data was contained in the transmissions.
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It uses many U.S.-made parts to assemble its products in the UK, including engines and transmissions.
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He said the transmissions are occurring in a less than 1.5-square-mile area in Miami Beach.
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Autonomous vehicles also rely on navigation signals from satellites, though, and on other wireless transmissions as well.
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Her interpolation of radio-jamming signals, distorted transmissions, and other electronic fuzz adds layers of sonic unease.
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But GM has continued to supply powertrain components including engines, transmissions and parts to various military contractors.
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Fully electric cars tend to employ a fixed single ratio, and most hybrids have continuously variable transmissions.
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And the transmissions, often included in television broadcasts, created new entertainment for viewers, who could listen in.
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Last Thursday, the country reported no local transmissions, and the number has stayed close to zero since.
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Lost Transmissions, which tackles mental health in a personal, unvarnished way, certainly required that she do so.
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In "Transmissions," however, a series of some 800 of his originals are projected on a large screen.
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The charter is a federal license that would enable money transmissions without having to get state licenses.
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Suddenly it was the captain, Suneja, who was on the radio, and his transmissions made little sense.
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China is also the global manufacturing base for electric motors, transmissions, and other components for electric cars.
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Some public health experts fear stealth transmissions may already be occurring in communities in the United States.
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As with many transmissions these days, this one holds onto higher gear ratios to maximize gas mileage.
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In email breakups, we're denied majorly important components of communication: body language, affect, spontaneity, and unconscious transmissions.
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Seoul's Unification Ministry said in a statement Friday that it had stopped power transmissions to the factory park.
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Key to this will also be the fact that transmissions and movements can be audited through log data.
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Their study, published in PLOS Pathogens, reported that for all 19 virus families, cross-species transmissions were common.
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You can also swipe down to further identify what you don't like, whether that's convertibles or manual transmissions.
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Friday's announcement is expected to cover a fix for 84,390 2012-2014 Passat diesel vehicles with automatic transmissions.
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Politico on Monday reported that Trump will also lay out a 10-year strategy to reduce HIV transmissions.
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It has 12 plants in the US that make Hondas and Acuras plus engines, transmissions, and other components.
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Then I hear Graham muttering to himself near a transmissions tower on the edge of a huge cliff.
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Juno's Radio/Plasma Wave Experiment, nicknamed Waves, has recorded ghostly-sounding transmissions coming from Jupiter, according to NASA.
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Friday's announcement is expected to cover a fix for 84,280 2000-23.0 Passat diesel vehicles with automatic transmissions.
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Systems are being put in place that block the transmissions of these devices, but they require FCC approval.
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But viewers were horrified on Monday afternoon when its regular transmissions were interrupted with a hard porn movie.
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Newer generations of mobile-phone masts use shorter wavelengths in their transmissions, because these can carry more data.
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Transmissions From JonestownOn November 18, 1978, what is considered the largest mass suicide in modern history took place.
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And just this month, Facebook began offering end-to-end encryption "secret messaging" for transmissions requiring extra security.
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Transmissions supplier Punch Powerglide is in discussions with Ford over the plant, according to unconfirmed local press reports.
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African Americans account for 45% of all new transmissions of HIV despite making up 12% of the population.
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Using what's called a phased array, however, Google and others could potentially focus the transmissions over greater distances.
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In August, researchers said they found evidence she made at least 100 radio transmissions trying to get help.
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The turbocharged six-cylinder has plenty of power, while the eight-speed transmissions swaps gears quickly and imperceptibly.
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Transmissions supplier Punch Powerglide is in discussions with Ford over the plant, according to unconfirmed local press reports.
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Keeping your key fob in a Faraday sleeve — a pouch designed to block radio transmissions — would do this.
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It is one of the banes of my commuting existence, these horrible floppy cars and their terrible transmissions.
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The transmissions are evidence of a catastrophic failure, but do not answer the crucial question: What caused it?
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Sex between men has also become a big contributor, resulting in about one-quarter of transmissions (see chart).
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"This means we believe we have a new area where local transmissions are occurring," Scott said on Friday.
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They contain insect repellent, condoms, mosquito nets and other items to help prevent mosquito-borne and sexual transmissions.
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In total, it comes in 10 trim levels with three engines and two transmissions from which to choose.
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Langford said the fire department investigation was looking at radio transmissions, GPS data and statements from emergency responders.
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But one-third of new HIV transmissions occur among men who have sex with men, the report states.
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The company will move 85033 jobs from one Michigan plant to another that makes transmissions for popular pickups.
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The Sunshine State is ground zero for transmissions of the mosquito-borne virus that happen on American soil.
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Israel said that the frequency reader stopped being able to penetrate the drone systems' transmissions sometime in 2014.
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Delayed mitigation responses will still cause complicated personal, social and economic disruptions without the benefit of slowing transmissions.
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Business has plummeted in a French ski resort identified as the scene of several transmissions of the virus.
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In France, business plummeted at a ski resort identified as the scene of several transmissions of the virus.
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The data showed that hospital-related transmissions of the virus were suspected in about 41% of the patients.
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The decision came after cases of human-to-human transmissions were confirmed outside China, where the outbreak started.
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Electric cars lack the variety of engines and transmissions that give gasoline-powered cars distinct sounds and personalities.
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None of the potential releases resulted in illnesses, deaths, or transmissions outside of laboratories into the surrounding environment.
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And actually if you read Lost Transmissions, you get to read Des' wonderful article on Robert W. Chambers.
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As of March, the CDC estimated that at least 90 countries and territories had active Zika virus transmissions.
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That's because electric vehicles, which enthusiasts believe could eventually overtake gasoline powered cars, don't have transmissions at all.
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The automakers have an incentive to build internal-combustion engines, fuel systems and transmissions at their own factories.
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The twin-turbo six-banger under the hood makes 425 horsepower with 406 pound-feet of torque. Transmissions?
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These days, she makes auto parts that go into transmissions, earning 162 pesos per day, or about $8.40.
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The Garifuna tend to be extremely poor, and they have the highest rate of H.I.V. transmissions in Honduras.
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Power from the car's 5.2-liter aluminum engine will go through a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission similar to the type used in the Ford GT. Dual-clutch transmissions provide a more direct transfer of power to the wheels than ordinary automatic transmissions and can shift gears much more quickly.
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Transmissions also includes a portrait of dancer Al Bledger by Carl Van Vechten, shot in a less flamboyant fashion.
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As of March 2018, CDC estimated there were at least 90 countries and territories with active Zika virus transmissions.
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The same sensors in phones that can receive those sneaky data transmissions can also be used to detect them.
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Listening to Sam's father's hopeful transmissions of his scientific progress, Micah believed that Earth could once again sustain life.
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Consumer Reports says the biggest issues with domestic cars and trucks are advanced transmissions, turbocharged engines and infotainment systems.
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Warning sirens often rely on radio transmissions for activation, sometimes listening for signals similar to a phone's dial tone.
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This should help prevent the CDC from getting backlogged should the US experience its own wave of local transmissions.
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In Europe, there are about 238.4 plants making combustion engines, employing 3323,8042 people (214.5,220 making powertrain, 46,000 making transmissions).
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The unauthorized radio transmissions would force pilots to abort landings and perform a "go around" (an emergency maneuver) instead.
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Today, the Yutu lander, which provided the mission capability of sending and receiving Earth transmissions, is no longer operational.
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So far, there have been 56 local transmissions of the Zika virus in Florida, which has 20.6 million residents.
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It produces six-speed transmissions for the Cadillac XTS and the Chevrolet Impala — both models that GM is discontinuing.
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One that is expected to be announced is a new initiative aimed at ending transmissions of HIV by 2030.
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The footage will be recovered while the device is in orbit via X and S band microwave radio transmissions.
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Transmissions came to halt last May in Liberia after the country went 42 consecutive days without a new case.
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Murdaugh tells us she wants to review all police transmissions from that night to see what caught cops' attention.
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They use it on some data transmissions but not others, and usually not on ones that need it most.
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But their transmissions are relatively few, somewhat irregular, and they account for only a small portion of the state.
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This licensing regime is necessary to prevent different stations from offering overlapping transmissions that prevent anyone from tuning in.
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We now understand why, throughout our history, we received no transmissions from this planet: the inhabitants were extremely unsophisticated.
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The Chinese researchers hope to use the satellite and quantum communications to establish secure transmissions between two ground sites.
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It seems to be overly vigilant if one expects only a small number of transmissions by a single vector.
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In 2012, the transmissions switched from analog to digital, reducing the recurrence of other phonic intrusions, to McCown's chagrin.
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They found that transmissions were in fact happening on the subway, but only at a rate of 4 percent.
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In 19573, in Paris, he used direct satellite transmissions to carry his sermons to about 30 other French cities.
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To communicate with a submerged submarine, very low frequency (VLF) and extremely low frequency (ELF) radio transmissions are necessary.
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"What we're seeing right now is a reflection of transmissions that happened 14 to 28 days ago," he said.
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Manning followed the transmissions of the SigActs and the Iceland cables with a leak that was harder to ignore.
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Germany, Vietnam and Japan have also recorded similar transmissions, which suggest greater potential for the virus to spread further.
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Power is sent to all four wheels via one of the best-programmed eight-speed transmissions in the game.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Audi cars with automatic transmissions have technology capable of distorting emissions when they are tested, Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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Songwriters sometimes fail to receive royalties on time for digital audio transmissions of their songs by services like Spotify.
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She then headed to the nonprofit organization mothers2mothers, which works to prevent mother-to-child transmissions of HIV/Aids.
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Electric cars threatened to kill off the fun of shifting gears altogether because they have no transmissions at all.
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The good news is that services like Private Internet Access utilise high grade encryption to secure your data transmissions.
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Transmissions shows, deftly and in detail, that ballet is not the rigid art form that some envision it to be.
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But once the rocket's third stage began firing, radio transmissions became garbled, leaving the fate of the Progress capsule unclear.
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Among 1,763 volunteers, "We saw no transmissions when people successfully took their treatment" and it was given time to work.
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The power is relentless, the dual-clutch transmissions snapping off too quickly to give you even a microsecond of relief.
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The stations eventually discovered it was through their Barix Estreamer devices that the hackers had gained access to their transmissions.
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The tower held the data recorder, more commonly called the "black box," which would have captured the captain's final transmissions.
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Singapore reported six more cases, including four local transmissions, taking its tally of infections to 2300, the health ministry said.
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"When people talk about [R naught] and transmissions dynamics, they talk sometimes as if that's an abstract concept," he said.
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The cars communicate using a channel abandoned by analog TV transmissions when they switched to digital a few years ago.
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He was surprised that, as of last year, few maritime insurers screened the transmissions data for the vessels they cover.
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"We still believe local transmissions are only occurring in an area that is less than one square mile," he said.
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The factory at Untertuerkheim near Stuttgart employs over 19,000 staff who build engines, transmissions and axles for Mercedes-Benz cars.
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Live transmissions from the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, are now seen in more than 2,000 screens in 70 countries.
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Power was restored to Toyota's transmissions plant on Saturday and production facilities are being checked for a restart, Toyota said.
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Its patents are supposed to "allow for faster data transmissions," while also simplifying the hardware needed to offer Wi-Fi.
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In particular, new transmissions designed to improve the performance of new models are often delivering an inconsistent ride for drivers.
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Another instrument on the probe, the Radio/Plasma Wave Experiment (Waves), also recorded eerie radio transmissions coming from the planet.
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Weichai is also the largest supplier of HDT transmissions, axles and wheel loader engines in China based on sales volume.
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ALSN continues to lead the global market for fully automatic transmissions for commercial vehicles, off-road machinery and military equipment.
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To make more efficient vehicles, carmakers can deploy existing technologies, including better engines and transmissions, and improved aerodynamics and materials.
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The Defence Ministry said the submarine had been deployed to locate transmissions from an emergency locator beacon on the aircraft.
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Not surprisingly, the Pentagon routinely scours captured documents and devices and intercepted transmissions for dirt on militants and their activities.
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Trump's goal: The Trump administration recently announced a plan to reduce new HIV transmissions by 90 percent in 10 years.
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Jennifer MelickBradley Beach, N.J. To the Editor: Vatsal G. Thakkar offers cogent reasons for preferring manual transmissions in our cars.
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GM said it would also idle two factories in Maryland and Michigan that supply transmissions to those three assembly plants.
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As the deadly Covid-19 respiratory virus stalks the US, some techies suggest using smartphones to track and report transmissions.
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Leaked radio transmissions of the security services from the day suggest that Mr. Pérez and his men negotiated a surrender.
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Based on their analysis of the apps and data transmissions, they have identified at least 135 companies related to advertising.
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Modeling data that included sexual and needle-sharing behavior the researchers analyzed the proportion of new transmissions by specific groups.
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On specified premium gas, the E.P.A. rates fuel economy of both transmissions at an average of 27 miles per gallon.
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A similar scare took place in 21, when a bit involved in formatting telemetry flipped, turning the transmissions to gibberish.
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His plan involved having all vehicles produced by the automakers be based on four combinations of chassis, engines and transmissions.
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Transmissions contain about 400 separate parts, which must be precisely assembled, and their production is hard to leave to robots.
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Sadly, sales of manual transmissions are falling, and many automakers, including Audi, are discontinuing the option in the United States.
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For the new publication, the text remains the same but is fully retyped, making the margin transmissions even more seamless.
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"Some transmissions may have occurred while waiting in the airport, while boarding, or while deplaning," write the authors in the study.
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No human transmissions have been recorded in South Korea yet in current outbreak of a highly pathogenic strain of bird flu.
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Similarly, radio transmissions to "Earth" are delayed 20 minutes in both directions, just like they would be on the Red Planet.
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New approaches would go a long way to addressing the detection problem, and by consequence, reducing the rate of malaria transmissions.
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Though one case of sexually-transmitted Zika cropped up in Texas, there have not been any reports of mosquito-borne transmissions.
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CVT technology delivers much better fuel economy because it eliminates inherent inefficiencies in fixed-gear transmissions that result in wasted energy.
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Subsequent transmissions to a communications satellite suggested that it crashed somewhere along an arc between 26,2000km and 603,260km west of Australia.
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It's thrown by the Interdimensional Transmissions crew, a group of Detroit stalwarts who have been throwing parties since the mid-90s.
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Carhart-Harris said its sweeping effects has something to do with the way that LSD affects synaptic transmissions within the brain.
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If we've already blown our cover, the thinking goes, there's no harm in focusing our transmissions in a more organized search.
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Rosetta's scientists could only narrow the range of Philae's final resting place based on radio ranging data from its final transmissions.
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That change in velocity was measured from Earth via the Doppler effect—a shift in the radio frequency of Cassini's transmissions.
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While this worked well enough, it was also an unreliable communication mechanism—solar flares and geomagnetic storms made skywave transmissions impossible.
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Transmission rates—that's a measure of transmissions in relation to the current number of HIV-positive people—had fallen 17 percent.
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RED celebrated its tenth anniversary at Davos last week where it was founded with the purpose of ending HIV/AIDS transmissions.
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Diamonds, on the other hand, function at wavelengths in the visible spectrum, which makes them less cut out for fiber transmissions.
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But now the outbreak has finally been halted, though it has been a very slow process to stop the last transmissions.
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Sex between women and men accounted for just under a third of transmissions, while injecting drug use accounted for 4 percent.
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The transmissions are expected to include unprecedented data from the atmosphere's upper fringe, about 20043,190 miles (1,915 km) above Saturn's cloudtops.
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Beyond short monologues from minor characters, your main source of human conversation is live-action transmissions from anarcho-hacktivist leader Glitch.
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Waggoner figured trailers would be better than motor homes because they could be towed, they didn't have transmissions, which needed fixing.
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Engines and transmissions, the highest-value systems in a vehicle, would have a 75 percent regional content quota, the sources said.
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A proposal before the Federal Communications Commission would allow transmissions that will block or degrade GPS service for millions of Americans.
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Ford Fiesta and Focus owners are so unhappy with the PowerShift transmissions in their cars, they're taking the automaker to court.
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Added equipment (the eight-speed transmissions controller is Orrefors crystal) and a $230,275 federal tax credit relieve some of that sting.
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The auxiliary sites were placed near antiquated air-raid sirens that still stand throughout the city; they hummed with extraterrestrial transmissions.
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The standards have sparked cost-effective technology innovation such as more efficient engines and transmissions, stop-start systems, and lightweight materials.
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Stronger storms have been a little more problematic, causing the power grid to blow and knock out satellite and radio transmissions.
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The death was confirmed by Jane Klain of the Paley Center for Media, which has Canteen Girl transmissions in its archives.
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Outside North America, ALSN's market position is significantly smaller, as the penetration of automatic transmissions in commercial vehicles remains relatively low.
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Jed Mercurio: The "Bodyguard" creator is developing a sci-fi thriller, "Transmissions," about a scientist who's receiving signals from deep space.
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That is raising the risk of transmissions in Chinese cities and provinces that had seen no new infections in recent days.
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Consider his emails transmissions from a global nomad, a man who is "Stateless," as he titled a 26 Dirty Beaches release.
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Germany, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam and South Korea have also recorded similar transmissions, which suggest greater potential for the virus to spread.
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Such asymptomatic transmissions would make the disease much more difficult to control, as seemingly healthy people travel and interact with others.
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So far, the C.D.C. has not been able to confirm that transmissions may occur while patients are asymptomatic, Dr. Redfield said.
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Journal articles from the early days of radio show how radio transmissions lifted the spirits of people in isolation at hospitals.
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He realized he could import vehicles he couldn't get in North America — short-wheelbase diesel S.U.V.s, with manual transmissions, for example.
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The increasing number of transmissions is worrying to some scientists who say those pathogens represent a growing risk to the country.
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Venucia, which uses retired Nissan technologies such as platforms and transmissions, last year sold 143,000 vehicles, up 22.7 percent from 2016.
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The site is far from any large city, and ideal for picking up radio transmissions from the sky, the Xinhua report said.
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Transmissions succeeds in showing, deftly and in detail, that ballet is not the rigid art form that some envision it to be.
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A court ordered them to be allowed to resume transmissions a week ago, and the two other stations resumed broadcasting on Monday.
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You'll also get data-driven charts, diagrams, and dynamic transmissions to make eye-catching presentations that won't put your audience to sleep.
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Breakthrough Listen identified the center of our galaxy as a possible Schelling point, focusing more resources on observing it for possible transmissions.
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It might be crackly and prone to interference, but traditional FM radio transmissions are free, and much more reliable in a crisis.
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Only a small slice of VHF channels were available to the service and collisions between transmissions were a common and prohibitive occurrence.
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People don't even want to be near someone that has HIV, even if that person has the medications required to prevent transmissions.
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Many international broadcasters have cut back or eliminated their shortwave services in recent times, supplanted by satellite television transmissions and the internet.
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Trouble is that consumers have been raised on a lifetime diet of old-school transmissions that pull hard when they're supposed to.
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Another study, which also looked at Maryland's alcohol sales tax hike, found that the increase potentially cut gonorrhea transmissions across the state.
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The results include a $60 million impairment charge, on a joint venture in Europe with Ford, reflecting declining demand for manual transmissions.
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DSRC transmissions enable vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communications and broadcast precise vehicle information up to 10 times per second.
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Built for quickness and nothing else, semi-automatic transmissions were far too jerky and unrefined for the road in the early 1990s.
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Fiat Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne said on Saturday the two companies were in talks about a technical partnership in hydrogen and transmissions.
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Three years after moving to London in 21981 to broaden their horizons, COUM Transmissions gave its final performance at an ICA retrospective.
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Multiple recent government studies have shown that such transmissions would severely impact many GPS users up to several miles from each tower.
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He served in the Army during World War II, part of the time in Guam, monitoring American radio transmissions for security violations.
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With the exact location, scientists will be able to refine the results of an experiment that sent radio transmissions through the comet.
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In total, the Accord is available in six trim levels with three engines and three transmissions from which a buyer can select.
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"We are definitely missing cases, because when you have community deaths like that and probable cases, you are missing transmissions," Ryan said.
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Ducati is a motorcycle brand, Renk makes transmissions and bearings while Man Diesel & Turbo builds large engines, often for use in ships.
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As a precaution against wildfires, PG&E traditionally shuts down its power to reduce the electric current transmissions and therefore mitigate risk.
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Cockfighting involves handling and transport of bloodied and injured birds, and can increase the risk of disease transmissions such as bird flu.
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Honda also faces retaliatory tariffs from Canada and China on lawn-mowers it builds in North Carolina and transmissions made in Georgia.
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And unlike many of its competitors, it builds both the truck cabs and components like engines and transmissions in the United States.
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Election officials and vendors insist that the modem transmissions are safe because the connections go over phone lines and not the internet.
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General Motors has built transmissions here since 1916, and the city is home to, and surrounded by, scores of smaller parts plants.
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Despite the friction, the companies save billions by manufacturing cars in the same factories and using common engines, transmissions and other components.
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He noted that early clinical trials to test whether HIV-prevention medications like Kaletra can help prevent coronavirus transmissions have been inconclusive.
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This special series of features and podcasts explores a complicated narrative of what illegal transmissions can do and who they reach. 2.
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In its heyday, KPH used Morse code to send weather reports, instructions for maritime commerce and other transmissions to ships at sea.
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Officer Mulkeen, 33, was mortally wounded by his own partners, who according to police radio transmissions mistakenly believed they were being ambushed.
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Botnets are networks of "zombie" computers infected with viruses that force them to forward transmissions to other computers without their owners' knowledge.
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A court ordered the government Thursday to restore all transmissions immediately pending a February 14 court hearing challenging the government's media blackout.
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Valeo said its sales performance would pick up gradually throughout 2019 thanks to new supply contracts for cameras, lighting and electrified transmissions.
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The stories and people explored in these pages present a complicated narrative of what illegal transmissions can do and who they reach.
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All this is possible because fitting T1s to all four wheels eliminates the need for driveshafts, transmissions, suspension parts and other weighty components.
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These transmissions are a raw, unfiltered stream of information during the chaotic first stages of an investigation, and are not a trustworthy source.
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Anxiety about coronavirus transmissions has caused sharp drops in international travel and forced the cancellation or delay of many conferences and other events.
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From the start, militias took over these facilities and replaced transmissions of Ukrainian channels with a ubiquity of pro-Kremlin fare from Russia.
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The company is all but banned in America for fear that its wares contain "backdoors" for Chinese spooks to eavesdrop on data transmissions.
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Humans have accidentally created a protective bubble around Earth by using very low frequency (VLF) radio transmissions to contact submarines in the ocean.
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In the latest government guidance, pregnant women were advised not to travel to Miami Beach, where transmissions of the virus have been detected.
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Zelectric has converted more than two dozen vintage VWs and Porsches to run on battery power, all of them maintaining their original transmissions.
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The impact of climate change on disease epidemiology, viral transmissions and emergence of new infections are challenges that no one has answers to.
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Engineer Brandon Bostian may have "lost situational awareness" after becoming distracted by radio transmissions, said Stephen Jenner, a National Transportation Safety Board investigator.
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But since Jesus ascended to heaven (or, if you prefer, since the angel Gabriel finished dictating to Muhammad), transmissions have all but ceased.
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In this study alone, for example, the researchers estimate that the suppressive antiretrovial treatment prevented around 472 HIV transmissions during the eight years.
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The spread has accelerated the urgency among public health officials and lawmakers to strengthen the safety net and slow the rate of transmissions.
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An earlier outbreak of a different coronavirus, the far more deadly SARS, was also fueled by transmissions that occurred in health care settings.
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The sheriff's office was unable to connect its radio transmissions with those of the Coral Springs police, who operate on a separate system.
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Over time, users would be asked whether they are infected, providing a way to identify potential transmissions in a similar way to FluPhone.
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" "China's leaders say the country has largely won the battle against its outbreak, reporting each day that domestic transmissions are negligible or nonexistent.
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New local transmissions in China fell to zero, while imported cases surged by a record, accounting for all 34 new cases on Wednesday.
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For its part, China says it went for the second day in a row without recording any new local transmissions of the coronavirus.
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BorgWarner, which has a market capitalization of about $7.9 billion, makes automotive parts including automatic transmissions, turbochargers, emissions systems as well as thermostats.
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Studying disease transmissions between primates and flies could also help lead to better understanding of how some diseases end up hopping to humans.
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It also sets new standards by prohibiting governments from asking tech companies to disclose their source code or put duties on electronic transmissions.
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With manual transmissions rapidly evaporating from the automotive landscape in the United States, some carmarketers say they see paddle shifters as a compromise.
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German officials confirmed Tuesday what is believed to be one of the first person-to-person transmissions of the infection outside of China.
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The solution: The increasing number of transmissions is worrying to some scientists who say those pathogens represent a growing risk to the country.
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The US Labor Department estimates that there were about 150,000 US jobs just building engines, transmissions and axles at US factories last year.
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When their transmissions were interrupted, the private broadcasters Citizen TV, KTN and NTV were showing people sitting peacefully in Uhuru Park in Nairobi.
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FUJI, Japan — At a factory near the base of Mount Fuji, workers painstakingly assemble transmissions for some of the world's top-selling cars.
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THUMP: Releasing music that shines a light on both Miami and Cuba isn't necessarily what's first to come to mind from Interdimensional Transmissions.
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Toyota Motor Corp's Tomakomai factory, which makes transmissions and other parts, said operations remained suspended indefinitely until power was restored, a spokesman said.
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The American Geophysical Union reports that during Hurricane Irma in 22, a solar flare made radio transmissions in hard-hit areas more difficult.
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One of the bands that Apple intends to test, 28GHz, is allocated for earth-to-space transmissions, according to part of the application.
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Transmissions shows the fusion of "lowly" elements from performing arts, such as vaudeville, Broadway, and popular dances, especially elements derived from "Africanist" movement aesthetics.
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Transmissions continues at the Whitney Museum of American Art until May 14, with performances daily from 12-4pm and on Fridays from 6–10pm.
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Under the agreement, automakers will get slightly longer to add the technology to some vehicles with technical challenges, including some cars with manual transmissions.
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She had already moved on to her new workplace, GM's Toledo transmission plant, where the automaker builds 10-speed transmissions for popular pickup trucks.
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In the State of the Union address in February, President Trump called for the elimination of HIV transmissions in the United States by 2030.
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Ford is also recalling 123,000 Ford F-150 pickups from 2013 with 6-speed automatic transmissions that could potentially downshift into first gear unintentionally.
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Green Bank swept across four radio bands and billions of individual channels, searching for transmissions as weak as the signal from your cell phone.
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As of last week, there have now been two Toyota Tundras of this generation that have reached one million miles on their original transmissions.
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They're a consequence of transmissions becoming more sophisticated and manufacturers wanting to innovate with their interiors and also free up a bit of space.
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As overdoses and blood-borne virus transmissions increased, wonks in Canberra devised a "Tough on Drugs" policy, which was more sensitive than it sounds.
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But the court says that piracy-friendly boxes don't meet the requirements for this exemption, because their transmissions adversely affect the actual copyright holder.
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Ten days later it resumed transmissions, sailed back through the Strait of Hormuz to Fujairah, in the United Arab Emirates, and emptied its tank.
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Kryptowire traced the transmissions of personal data to Shanghai Adups Technology Co. Ltd — a maker of Firmware Over The Air (FOTA) update software systems.
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In 2014, researchers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory concluded that Cassini's radio transmissions were hinting at a south polar sea beneath Enceladus' icy shell.
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Benz's rival Daimler licensed its engines to Panhard et Levassor; across the pond, Dodge supplied engines and transmissions to the maker of the Oldsmobile.
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She had already moved on to her new workplace, GM's Toledo transmission plant, where the automaker builds ten-speed transmissions for popular pickup trucks.
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A recent partnership with Mercedes-AMG has given Aston new transmissions, electronics, and turbocharged engines, but AMG will not be involved in this project.
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Expanding access to addiction treatment programs and to sterile syringes is essential to preventing HIV and hepatitis C transmissions among people who inject drugs.
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At the moment, the research is restricted to Brazil, and no other country with local Zika transmissions has exhibited the increase in microcephaly rates.
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At least one person activated the malware, which was able to establish further privileges, access email and active directory accounts and circumvent encrypted transmissions.
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Take, for example, the bill's proposal to expand the scope of performance rights to include terrestrial transmissions carried out by AM/FM radio stations.
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Each year, Detroit label Interdimensional Transmissions hosts a Midwestern techno reunion of sorts in the form of their beloved Movement afterparty No Way Back.
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"Swift is a great organization," said Chris Larsen, the founder of Ripple, a financial technology company that aims to speed up global money transmissions.
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G.M. also operates a plant that produces engines and transmissions in St. Catharines, Ontario, which Mr. Dias said also required investment from the company.
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The broadest gains have been in gasoline-powered models, which have benefited from more efficient engines and transmissions, lighter materials and more aerodynamic designs.
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That indicates a large proportion of the transmissions between infected people are occurring outside of the view of health officials responding to the virus.
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In the 1960s, it was a desire for a sportier image that combined bucket seats with the floor or console shift for automatic transmissions.
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To facilitate, the Commission would assign many of the remaining TV stations new channels, packing their transmissions more tightly and clearing out new bandwidth.
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Before China instituted massive lockdowns, "we saw a signature that places that were colder and drier showed slightly larger transmissions before interventions," Santillana says.
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Prince's life-threatening medical emergency 6 days before he died comes through loud and clear in transmissions between his pilot and air traffic control.
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What about the thoughts as subtle as the static caused by the Big Bang and the transmissions from the remote galaxies of our memories?
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The recall involves a group of gasoline-powered vehicles with automatic transmissions from various model years built from 211 through the 270 model year.
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The wait for 1 million tests to track transmissions and help people who have symptoms of respiratory illness was supposed to take a week.
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Beijing has in recent days emphasized the risk posed by imported virus cases after widespread lockdowns within China helped to sharply reduce domestic transmissions.
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Between clipped radio transmissions from the African Union Mission and the Somali government, four more militants unhesitatingly charged over the bodies of their companions.
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He said it was "heartbreaking" to listen to his voice on the recording of his transmissions back and forth with the air traffic controller.
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The recall involves a group of gasoline-powered vehicles with automatic transmissions from various model years built from 20153 through the 22015 model year.
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Ukraine must scale-up interventions to prevent further transmissions of HIV, and seek international support to prevent a new public health tragedy, he said.
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In Europe, an expanding cluster in northern Italy is eyed as a source for transmissions of the COVID-19 disease (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)
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But even in that context, "Nick Mauss: Transmissions," which was at the Whitney Museum of American Art until mid-May, is hard to silo.
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The Hagerstown facility produces engines, transmissions, and axles for the New River Valley factory, which is Volvo's largest truck manufacturing facility in the world.
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To experienced riders, that's no big deal, but most Americans today have become accustomed to automatic transmissions and don't know how to shift gears.
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Together with two-wheel drive versions, trucks with the 10-speed transmissions will account for about 30 percent of F-150 sales, Ford said.
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The Mandiant report was spurred in part by records submitted to Alfa Bank by The Times last year as it investigated the data transmissions.
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He called radio an "oscillator" through which electricity is converted into high-frequency radio waves, enabling energy, sound and other transmissions over great distances.
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Of course, Google is also developing self-driving cars so such an experiment could potentially be useful to understand wireless transmissions at high speeds.
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Afero, he said, automatically adds a little bit of time to its transmissions to make it harder to guess what's inside the encrypted packets.
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That comes two years after Volkswagen's powerful works council thwarted an auction of Renk, which makes transmissions and bearings used in ships and wind turbines.
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Yet as of the year 2000, there were still 212,000 households that watched shows using their black and white transmissions, according to TV Licensing data.
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The music I could hear was actually the received transmissions of Pop Hits from those Distant Galaxies that were being played on their radio stations.
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But genetic tests showed that the transmissions were a result of the HIV-negative men having sexual relations with someone other than their regular partner.
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President Donald Trump called for the elimination of HIV transmissions in the United States by 2030 during his State of the Union address in February.
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Forested mountains drained of color shift into the tan palette of the desert, which, overlaid with Apollo mission transmissions, evokes the lifelessness of a moonscape.
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Now, it seems they have an answer: it turns out these bizarre radio signals most likely came from the transmissions of a couple of satellites.
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According to its FAQ, since it doesn't get any "direct or indirect commercial advantage" from the transmissions, it has the right to broadcast local stations.
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Tom Scott tells the fascinating story behind an early demonstration of long-range radio transmissions, conducted by famous physicists Gugliemo Marconi and John Ambrose Fleming.
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According to Politico, Trump will use the speech to make a big promise: He wants to end all HIV transmissions in the US by 2030.
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But Mr. Perrotta wanted a special chamber with sound-dampening privacy products and ceiling baffles that would prevent anyone from intercepting voice or data transmissions.
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Military officials have also expressed repeated concerns about cyber vulnerabilities that could allow an enemy to jam satellite transmissions or otherwise disable space assets remotely.
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In the United States, powertrain products maker Borg Warner has expanded into hybrid and electric car parts, including transmissions and drive modules for electric cars.
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The inventors behind LELO HEX hope the condoms will reduce unintended pregnancies and STI transmissions by providing a more secure, more pleasurable type of protection.
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The shutdown of the transmissions factory in Tomakomai on the island of Hokkaido halted production at 16 of Toyota's 18 domestic assembly plants on Monday.
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"Any place where you have a higher community viral load because of [any of these reasons], you have more viremia and more transmissions," he said.
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The artist's role was not to embrace technology wholesale, he felt, but to maintain a place for the human amid media transmissions and digital flows.
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"Transmissions from Camp Trans" describes the great Michigan Womyn's Music Festival (MWMF) controversy, in which its leader banned trans women from the famous lesbian party.
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But it turns out that the fanciest of auto buyers—think the people who browse Porsche and Aston Martin showrooms—are still into manual transmissions.
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In recent decades, automatic transmissions haven't just made driving less of an effort, they've caught up with manuals in terms of performance and fuel efficiency.
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But Mr. Perrotta wanted a special chamber with sound-dampening privacy products and ceiling baffles that would prevent anyone from intercepting voice or data transmissions.
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In July, four news websites and blogs - including the Dutch-backed radio station and website Radio Tamazuj - were either blocked or had transmissions partially restricted.
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The company has been expanding into hybrid and electric car parts, including transmissions and drive modules for electric cars and turbochargers and clutches for hybrids.
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That said, it's relatively easy to bolt on a new turbocharger or swap out transmissions and rear axles on a conventional vehicle to increase power.
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The United Auto Workers said last fall that Ford planned to spend as much as $1.8 billion overhauling that factory to produce three new transmissions.
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To allow the call transmissions to go further, they left the phone off the hook so it could pick up audio on the building's intercom.
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The car is designed to exploit the space that becomes available when there is no longer a need for bulky internal combustion engines and transmissions.
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Paintings by Cadmus and by PaJaMa (a collective name for Cadmus, Cadmus's lover Jared French and French's wife, Margaret French) hang on the "Transmissions" walls.
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President Donald Trump called for the elimination of HIV transmissions in the United States by 2100 during the State of the Union address in February.
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They guessed that its oscillator, which allows it to accept a wide range of frequencies, had quit, essentially shrinking the target for transmissions from Earth.
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But about 40 percent of the value of the components in those vehicles, such as engines and transmissions, came from plants in the United States.
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Malaysia has so far managed to contain the spread of the new coronavirus, with limited local transmissions, the country's health minister told CNBC on Wednesday.
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He's going to try to swing a deal with afp [Agence France-Presse]: free transmissions if we let them use our leafax as a backup.
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The companies can meet their targets by adopting technologies already available or well within reach, like advanced transmissions and turbocharging, or by improving vehicle aerodynamics.
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The popularity of cars and trucks with manual transmissions is falling sharply as fewer Americans learn how to drive them and automakers avoid making them.
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IG Metall, the German union for most of that nation's autoworkers, estimates that 75,000 German jobs building engines and transmissions will be eliminated by 2030.
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As of March 2018, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated there were at least 90 countries and territories with active Zika virus transmissions.
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In this episode of Transmissions, Motherboard follows Zoe as she competes and flies with her new, would-be record-breaking drone for the first time.
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PARIS, Dec 7 (Reuters) - The Renault-Nissan alliance on Wednesday named Renault veteran Philippe Brunet to replace the top executive in charge of engines and transmissions.
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These questions are asked aloud in transmissions sent back to the narrator's father, who is stranded on Earth, but the film never settles on easy answers.
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Separating out the cruise line cases helps authorities demonstrate they've been able to keep domestic transmissions low, said Ikuo Tsunoda, professor of microbiology at Kindai University.
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These fees are the money paid by cable and satellite television providers to local, over-the-air broadcast stations for the right to carry local transmissions.
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Its French correspondent was sent packing and its transmissions were blocked when the Congolese authorities accused it of reporting the results before they were officially released.
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No transmissions were received from the aircraft after its first 38 minutes in the air, and officials believe the plane crashed in the southern Indian Ocean.
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These days, Alghad broadcasts over two of its frequencies; ISIS has jammed another; and the last is used to block the Islamic State's transmissions of propaganda.
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Conspiracy theorists have suggested the scientist received transmissions from a 13,000-year-old alien artifact in orbit around Earth, now known as the Black Knight Satellite.
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With an effort of thought one can, for example, crash computer programs, burn crystals in generators, eavesdrop on a conversation, or interrupt television and radio transmissions.
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Schuchat expects the number of travel-associated U.S. cases to rise and for people to contract the disease from mosquitoes here (though she downplayed widespread transmissions).
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BORDEAUX, France (Reuters) - French Economy minister Bruno Le Maire said on Friday that talks with Belgian transmissions supplier Punch Powerglide over the purchase of Ford's (F.
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However, only 2261% of China's cable TV network at end-June 29935 supported two-way data transmissions to provide internet access and other interactive TV services.
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While I was out cold in my bunk last night, eyes in the sky were dowsing for covert data farms: telltale transmissions near the dew point.
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Radio transmissions by Orlando Police Department dispatchers reflect hours of chaos that followed the first reports of gunshots at the crowded Pulse nightclub on June 53.
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Palmer, a former transmission engineer, has committed to maintaining manual transmissions in the Aston Martin lineup not just despite, but because of, its lack of functionality.
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The Crosstrek remains available in three trim levels with a handful of option packages and, on some variants, a choice between manual and continuously variable transmissions.
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In the coup's aftermath, 14 satellite-television stations and around 3,000 local radio stations were shut down temporarily, as was access to international satellite-television transmissions.
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The protagonist is about an eight-year-old boy named Alton (Jaeden Lieberher), who has the power to detect encrypted government data transmissions - among other things.
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However, in a Senate hearing on Wednesday, CDC Director Dr. Thomas Frieden said it is plausible that such transmissions have already occurred and not been detected.
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Competition in the industry has risen with the increased penetration of automated manual transmissions (AMTs), which poses some further risk to ALSN over the intermediate term.
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A deadly Amtrak derailment in Philadelphia last year was likely caused by a train operator who was distracted by radio transmissions, according to a new report.
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Most prominently, Axact was preparing to introduce Bol, a television network with 2,373 employees that had started test transmissions in the days before the police raids.
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Paris-based Valeo, whose products include fuel-efficient transmissions and autonomous driving sensors, is reining in investment after a series of profit warnings and weaker orders.
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Bild am Sonntag said the software discovered by CARB, which was installed in vehicles with certain automatic transmissions, detected whether a car's steering wheel was turned.
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In addition, the analysts on board can pinpoint the source of the transmissions and feed that information to commanders back at base or on the ground.
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It is "insane" that Canada continues to see a rise in transmissions of Hepatitis C, despite the fact that there is a cure, say health researchers.
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American military officials had watched the pro-Syrian government fighters gathering for roughly a week and had intercepted radio transmissions from people speaking Russian among them.
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"The first wave was the worries of transmissions from mainland (China), so we have put in a lot of measures," Lam said Saturday, according to CNN.
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"Transmissions" is an installation, a collage of several art forms, a revisionist investigation of New York modernism and sexual expression, and an essay in queer theory.
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It now orbits beyond the moon to act as a relay for transmissions to and from the mission control center on the northwestern outskirts of Beijing.
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He returned to Hiroshima and was hired by Toyo Kogyo to work at a plant outside the city that made transmissions for its three-wheeled trucks.
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Long ago, it was V-8 engines, six-speed automatic transmissions, and the actor Ricardo Montalbán caressing the "soft Corinthian leather" seats of a Chrysler Cordoba.
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Just as national security agencies monitor transmissions among suspected terrorist cells, scientists routinely monitor "viral chatter" in two key harbinger populations: bushmeat hunters and slaughterhouse workers.
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In the past, I have praised radio transmissions and high-definition broadcasts as powerful tools for serving devotees of classical music, and perhaps for enticing newcomers.
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Internet and phone access has also been restricted, with Kandy District mobile phone operators being instructed to block data transmissions to prevent the spread of photos.
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We then listened to and deciphered thousands of Russian Air Force radio transmissions, which recorded months' worth of pilot activities in the skies above northwestern Syria.
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HIV-prevention and treatment programs, coupled with encouraging shifts in public policy, helped to reduce new transmissions among women by 85033 percent between 2005 and 2014.
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The higher the number, the less wiggle room public health officials have to break the chain of new transmissions before an outbreak gets out of control.
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As of March 2018, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated there were at least 90 countries and territories with active Zika virus transmissions.
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As of March 2018, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated there were at least 90 countries and territories with active Zika virus transmissions.
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Dozens of members of the security forces stormed the headquarters of Nesna television, switched off its transmissions and seized equipment, journalists at the station told Reuters.
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A court ordered the government Thursday to restore all transmissions immediately pending a February 14 court hearing challenging the decision to shut down the television stations.
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"You receive these transmissions that are happening from the stones of these buildings," he said, referring to the unseen powers that drew him to San Ygnacio.
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The Global Energy Transmissions team has invented a power cord that would wrap around buildings and charge a passing drone equipped with wireless charging receiver hardware.
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It's a quick and easy way to communicate with fellow Apple Watch owners over Wi-Fi or cellular, sending through transmissions with the push of a button.
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The last radio transmissions from her plane said that fuel was running low, and though she was able to radio her destination, she couldn't find the island.
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DSRC transmissions enable vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communications and broadcast precise vehicle information up to 10 times per second, including location, speed and acceleration.
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Some new vehicles, especially those fitted with automatic gearboxes, have transmissions that are almost sealed shut, with fluid that's meant to last the lifetime of the car.
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Instead of cycling through fixed gears, these transmissions operate on pulleys that constantly adjust gear ratios to provide optimal performance in transferring power to the automobile's wheels.
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NASA has requested additional time with the Deep Space Network — a global system of communication antennas here on Earth — to better listen for transmissions from the rover.
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Fifteen vehicles with gasolline engines and automatic transmissions from the 2014 to 2018 model years are affected, including the popular Ram 1500 pickup and Jeep Wrangler SUV.
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Born and raised in Berlin, Petersen has been busy with remote data transmissions since the late eighties and has been building things on the Internet since 1996.
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A second joint venture with AVTEC, another Birla company, will produce engines and transmissions for PSA and potentially for other manufacturers, the groups said in a statement.
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But within 23 seconds, the probe's transmissions stopped, possibly because the lander may have blown over by the same severe winds that had doomed its sibling spacecraft.
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"It really does confirm that undetectable viral load is completely effective at preventing transmissions in gay couples," Professor Andrew Grulich, lead author on the study, told BuzzFeed.
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Over the last five years, transmissions rates and new cases of HIV have dropped in the US, according to a new study published in AIDS and Behavior.
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More than 85033 Floridians have been tested for Zika over the last three weeks, after the state health department began investigating possible local transmissions of the virus.
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If successful, the vaccine could be the key to stemming the devastatingly high rate of HIV transmissions in South Africa and in the rest of the world.
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Black-and-white footage of the king's life, including him playing jazz on the saxophone, replaced regular transmissions on television channels shortly after his death was announced.
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Italy dropped its ban in 2001, moving instead to a person-by-person risk assessment, and has seen no higher incidence of HIV transmissions as a result.
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With many new cars, customers complain about problems with continuously variable transmissions and eight- and nine-speed gear boxes designed to boost fuel mileage, the magazine said.
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"DOH still believes active transmissions are only taking place within the identified area that is less than one-square mile in Miami-Dade County," the statement reads.
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Recent legal action by early investors in Ligado's predecessor company claims that the impact of these transmissions on GPS should have been disclosed as early as 2001.
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The partnership will also build car engines and transmissions under a separate manufacturing deal with AVTEC, another CK Birla company, the groups said in a joint statement.
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Scientists realized there would come a time when they would each be in a position where the sun would interfere with their transmissions for almost four months.
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Russian law requires telecommunications service providers such as Kaspersky Lab to install communications interception equipment that allows the F.S.B. to monitor all of a company's data transmissions.
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The audio transmissions -- obtained by TMZ -- chronicle a pilot who had to get his plane on the ground STAT in Moline, Illinois to save his famous passenger.
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By idling the three assembly plants — the other two make transmissions — it hopes to use the savings to help fund its electric-vehicle and autonomous-driving ambitions.
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That number then shrank to 7,500 ventilators in the initial run, or maybe 5,000, an apparent recognition that auto transmissions and ventilators had very little in common.
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The signal range for the new transmissions is much shorter, meaning that cell providers must install hundreds of thousands of small stations, if not millions, across neighborhoods.
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With most Americans sheltering in place, critical government parts are shutting down as well, though the cause may be an aversion to virtual rather than viral transmissions.
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For automakers to avoid tariffs: 75% of light vehicles and core components like engines and transmissions must be sourced in North America, up from 63% under NAFTA.
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"Obviously there have been more transmissions than anticipated," said World Health Organization Health Emergencies Program executive director Mike Ryan, asked about the cruise ship outbreak on Tuesday.
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The Punk Reader: Research Transmissions from the Local to the Global (2019) is published by Intellect Books and is available from Amazon or your local independent bookstore.
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Shares of Allison Transmission Holdings rose around 8 percent in after-hours trading after the manufacturer of commercial duty automatic transmissions crushed analysts' second-quarter revenue estimates.
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All of the cars are equipped with dual clutch transmissions, which allows for automatic mode, a good option for those without much track or gear-shifting experience.
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"The best manual drivers cannot match the shift speeds of our latest automatics," said Mark Kielczewski, assistant chief engineer for General Motors' new 10-speed automatic transmissions.
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But someone familiar with Wisconsin's certification testing, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told Motherboard it doesn't include a security assessment of the modem transmissions and configuration.
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The Golfo Azzurro, operated by Spanish humanitarian organization Proactiva Open Arms, was repeatedly contacted by a Libyan coastguard vessel, according to radio transmissions heard by the photographer.
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Of the confirmed cases, more than half are a result of local transmissions where the affected individuals did not have any travel history or links to China.
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The company employs teams of people to listen to police, fire and emergency radio transmissions and to submit certain categories of incident for including in the app.
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During his February State of the Union address, President Donald Trump announced an ambitious plan to eliminate HIV transmissions in the United States in the next 10 years.
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The user can prevent these transmissions by deactivating them in the GO 4 application settings and/or using a mobile device that is not connected to the Internet.
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A recently concluded survey of the planet-forming disks around young stars suggests these strange transmissions are being produced by something rather extraordinary: dense clouds of microscopic diamonds.
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The site that would be hardest hit by the shift to electronic cars would be Untertuerkheim in Stuttgart, where 19,000 are employed to make engines, transmissions and axles.
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IFPI is happy to work with the Indian Government to iron out this issue and ensure that particular online interactive transmissions are not subject to a compulsory license.
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The Golfo Azzurro ship operated by Spanish humanitarian organisation Proactiva Open Arms was repeatedly contacted by a Libyan coastguard vessel, according to radio transmissions heard by the photographer.
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AntiToxin believes abuse would proliferate if encryption becomes a wider trend, and it claims the harm that it causes outweighs fears about companies or governments surveiling unencrypted transmissions.
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A joint press release stated an investigation has been launched into a cool 15 incidents of "unauthorised radio transmissions with aircraft," at both the Melbourne and Avalon airports.
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The needle exchange AHOPE—which is located next door to SPOT—provided more than 150,000 clean needles last year, reducing people's risks of HIV and hepatitis C transmissions.
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On Tuesday, the CDC added the U.S. Virgin Islands and the Dominican Republic to its list of countries and territories with Zika transmissions, bringing the total to 24.
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The softening "relates to a market shift from manual transmissions to automatic," in addition to certain customer growth plans now being forecast lower than previously expected, he said.
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Like many of the other 'transgressive' creative endeavors of that period, COUM Transmissions were actually inspired by some philosophy or other, if not a fully fledged anti-ideology.
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David Benardo's southern California shop, Zelectric, has converted more than two dozen vintage VWs and Porsches to run on battery power, all of them maintaining their original transmissions.
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One analyst said automatic data transmissions indicated that something violent had set off "a progressive flight control system failure" as the jet moved from Greek to Egyptian airspace.
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Firefighter radio transmissions reviewed by Bay Area News Group suggested Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) power lines may have started the Camp Fire, The Mercury News reported.
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Engines/Transmissions: The Transit Connect Wagon comes with a 7853-liter, 16-valve, inline four-cylinder engine with variable valve timing (169 horsepower, 171 pound-feet of torque).
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A second deal with AVTEC, another CK Birla company, will build engines and transmissions for PSA and potentially for other manufacturers, the groups said in a joint statement.
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In addition, 3371212% of the Class 3371908 straight trucks and 21750% of the Class A motorhomes produced in North America in 21000 were manufactured with the company's transmissions.
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However, it is notable that the company's transmissions are used primarily in the vocational truck market, which is generally less cyclical than the Class 2110 linehaul tractor market.
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For instance, I just made a movie in LA called Lost Transmissions which is about a schizophrenic guy who comes off of his medication and has a break.
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On February 10, he'll release his highly anticipated follow up record Forget It on the Bunker, and he's also plotting a spring release on Detroit's famed Interdimensional Transmissions.
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Although alantutorial's transmissions concluded in 2014, as with Resnick's other works (Unedited Footage of a Bear, This House Has People In It) people are still looking for answers.
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ZF, a major German auto industry supplier, recently said that it would build a factory in China to produce transmissions used in the X5 and other BMW models.
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Shifting restrictions in China: New local transmissions have fallen to near zero in mainland China, so it's beginning to lift lockdowns and citizens are returning to normal life.
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The 30-year-old performer currently stars in Katharine O'Brien's feature debut, Lost Transmissions, as an aspiring song-writer who befriends a musician (Simon Pegg) struggling with schizophrenia.
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It's also unclear whether Trump's plan to end HIV transmissions by 2030 will have a global component, which many advocates consider necessary to adequately address the HIV epidemic.
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General Motors said last week that it planned to idle five North American plants next year — three of them make sedans and the others produce transmissions and engines.
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One day, he found blueprints of the transmissions "and he began to check their tolerances, acting as his own quality control," according to the website Japanese Nostalgic Car.
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One is, they have bought BAMTech, which is the market leader that has been in the business for 20 years, supporting most of the most-scaled transmissions globally.
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The horn's interior microphone emits a low seashell rumble; its white noise calls to mind the way the SETI Institute monitors electromagnetic radiation for signs of alien transmissions.
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Germany: The rise of electric cars threatens jobs in Germany's powerful auto industry, which employs 22020,000 people and trades on its expertise in internal combustion engines and transmissions.
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The outbreak comes ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday period this week, when millions of Chinese will travel domestically and overseas — heightening the risk of more transmissions.
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The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority has insisted that it is not behind the move, and put out a notice for cable operators not to disrupt Geo's transmissions.
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In 2006, she published "Frantic Transmissions to and From Los Angeles: An Accidental Memoir" (2006), which looked back at her life in the city she had long reviled.
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As person-to-person transmissions spread in other countries outside of China, including South Korea, Japan, Italy and Iran, the coronavirus is likely to spread further, he said.
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BERLIN, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Triton has emerged as a front runner to clinch the purchase of Volkswagen's transmissions unit Renk, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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The 700 MHz band is widely used for television signals, with the EU proposal splitting the spectrum to make it useable for audiovisual as well as data transmissions.
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When Ford and GM announced their cooperation to develop 10-speed transmissions in 303, U.S. gasoline prices had averaged at least $3.50 per gallon for three straight years.
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"It's intense that in 2019, AIDS is still an issue in a lot of parts of the world, that we have new transmissions every year," Cox tells PEOPLE.
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Knowing the vote transmissions are going over the internet, the researchers decided to see if they could find the backend internet-connected systems that receive the transmitted votes.
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Spire, an American startup, is building up a constellation of tiny spacecraft with which it hopes to log 10m AIS transmissions every day by the end of this year.
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From listening to my mom, one would think that the invention of disposable diapers was more life-changing than sliced bread, automatic transmissions, and electric dishwashers all put together.
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Last year, a Chinese astronomer told the South China Morning Post that the telescope is built to capture barely audible radio transmissions that are more than 1,000 lightyears away.
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The floods have caused no disruptions at a Mercedes-Benz plant in Untertuerkheim, a borough of Stuttgart, where about 18,000 people make engines, transmissions and axles, a spokesman said.
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Sources told Reuters the firm is likely to launch the sale of transmissions maker Renk in the autumn, aiming to free up funds to invest more in electric vehicles.
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People who were infected, but unaware they had the virus, had the highest rates of transmission, while those who have been virally suppressed through care accounted for no transmissions.
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Germany uses paper ballots, and while the results of those ballots are transmitted electronically, the systems used for such transmissions have lately been reinforced in preparation for Sept. 24.
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The new restrictions could slow the rollout of 5G, which is expected to power everything from high-speed video transmissions to self-driving cars, according to several industry experts.
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Active transmissions in Miami-Dade County State officials say Zika is "only actively being transmitted" in the Little River neighborhood and a 4.5-square mile stretch of Miami Beach.
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And much of it isn't suitable for use for modern wireless communications, either because transmissions at many frequencies can't travel very far, or can't penetrate things like building walls.
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Interrupting transmissions will need a better understanding of where and how TB is transmitted with sufficient resources to intervene where needed to the scale required to have an impact.
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But I have other vehicles to abuse, and I cycle my way through the vintage cars, trying to work out the byzantine starting procedures and the maddening manual transmissions.
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From the late 60s to mid-70s, P-Orridge worked at the very transgressive intersection of Neo-Dada and Fluxus in the performance art and sound collective COUM Transmissions.
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Four out of five people who contract it never show symptoms, and as a result, 80% of transmissions are never diagnosed, says the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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He and other health experts anticipate that catching STIs and treating them early should lead to fewer transmissions of and better sexual health for gay men across the board.
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Growth at the automotive division, which makes components for transmissions and engines used by major carmakers including Volkswagen and Daimler, continues to outpace global car markets, the CEO said.
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German Vettel, 29, said curbing radio transmissions was the wrong way to go, given the technological complexity of modern-day cars, and called for the restrictions to be lifted.
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That policy includes a prohibition on certain devices for audio or video recordings or transmissions in the Chamber, regardless of whether the House is in session, recessed or adjourned.
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SkyBender works with millimeter wave radio transmissions, which, "can theoretically transmit gigabits of data every second, up to 40 times more than today's 4G LTE systems," The Guardian wrote.
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Formula One, which has always represented the cutting edge of racing car technology, has long contributed innovations to the road-car manufacturing industry, whether tires, transmissions, brakes or bodywork.
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French last year detected attempts by Russia to intercept transmissions from a military satellite used by the armies of France and Italy for secure communications, Parly said on Friday.
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On the other hand, the potential for driverless long-haul truck platooning using diesel-powered tractors could increase the future market for automatic transmissions in Class 21000 linehaul tractors.
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More than three-quarters of Subarus and Nissans use highly efficient continuously variable transmissions, but Ford, G.M. and Chrysler use them in only a small fraction of their fleet.
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Glider kits are incomplete truck bodies that owners -- frequently small businesses or individual truck drivers -- can buy and install with older engines, transmissions and axles to form complete trucks.
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In a statement on Saturday, Volkswagen tacitly confirmed a report in the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper that some Audis with automatic transmissions behaved differently when the cars were being tested.
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With just batteries, cables and electric motors, electric vehicles have far fewer moving parts than gasoline engines, with pistons, valves and rods, and transmissions with multitudes of complex gears.
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It wasn't from the nonstop news coverage on CNN and elsewhere; it was from the transmissions that lay behind it, in the pulses of information coming down from space.
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You probably noticed AUTOMATIC and STANDARD as side by side "transmissions," references to Detroit in MOTOR CITY and TIGERS, and OBSTACLE and NINETIES clued with automotive and roadway references.
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But as the number of local transmissions in China decreases, concerns have grown around the reliability of the current data -- with many online questioning the role of asymptomatic carriers.
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Combining that decline with prescription drug abuse, he said, is "a recipe for disaster," referring to transmissions of HIV and hepatitis as well as other STDs, such as syphilis.
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There is a link to pandemics, like COVID-19, and a warmer world, coupled with human encroachment into wildlife habitats, and greater possibilities of animal-to-human virus transmissions.
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The two person-to-person transmissions are concerning, as is the fact the virus has caused deaths -- two of the three criteria necessary for declaring a pandemic, she said.
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Investigators said he lost "situational awareness," knowledge of the train's location, when he was distracted by radio transmissions from a nearby train that had been hit by a rock.
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In December, the national highway agency opened an investigation into complaints that one million Ram pickups and Dodge Durango S.U.V.s could roll away after drivers shift transmissions into park.
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In Britain, attention has been focused on a cluster of transmissions at a ski resort in the French Alpine town of Les Contamines-Montjoie, near Switzerland, late last month.
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The British health authorities announced on Monday that they had confirmed four additional cases of the coronavirus in the country, all closely linked and tied to the French transmissions.
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The flight crew used supplementary oxygen for the rest of the flight, and the pilots had difficulty sending or receiving transmissions due to the audio control panels being damaged.
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This year the FCC auctioned off 24-gigahertz radio frequencies for 5G transmissions, perilously close to the 23.8-gigahertz frequency at which water vapor molecules vibrate in the atmosphere.
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He lands on a mysterious planet to track down transmissions that appear to come from the long-dead Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid, clearly relishing his return to the role).
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