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Such sockets often leave intolerable
amounts
of pressure on the limbs of the patient, leaving them with pressure sores and blisters.
In doing so, I apologize, I'm going to use an outdated analogy of encyclopedias rather than Wikipedia, but I'm going to do so to try and help make the point that as we did this inventory, we needed to be able to look at massive
amounts
of information.
The retina is the single part of the eye that has huge
amounts
of information about the body and its health.
And what we could use as a binder was actually small
amounts
of cow manure, which they used ordinarily for their fuel.
Large
amounts
of data, expert physicians and expert medical imaging technologies.
And I think that thinking about traditional AI, which is data-rich but application-poor, we should also continue thinking about unorthodox artificial intelligence architectures, which can accept small
amounts
of data and solve some of the most important problems facing us today, especially in health care.
I dreamt I'd become a writer of songs, that I would sing those songs to vast numbers of people all over the world, that I would be paid extravagant
amounts
of money, that I'd become famous, that I'd marry a beautiful woman, have children, raise a family, buy a big house in the country, keep dogs, grow wine, have rooms full of Grammy Awards, platinum discs, and what have you.
So one of the big questions to do with climate change, we have tremendous
amounts
of evidence that the Earth is warming up.
Instead of trying to make our minds fit the problem, we should have been making the problem fit our minds, because our brains have a tremendous potential for analyzing huge
amounts
of information, just not like this.
Now, when you're working on products like this, you have incredible
amounts
of information about how people are using your product that you can then use to influence your design decisions, but it's not just as simple as following the numbers.
In fact, fingerprints are made up of molecules that belong to three classes: sweat molecules that we all produce in very different
amounts
... molecules that we introduce into our body and then we sweat out and molecules that we may contaminate our fingertips with when we come across substances like blood, paint, grease, but also invisible substances.
You see, before I became a biologist, I worked in computers and math, and I learned this lesson: wherever you can collect vast
amounts
of the right kinds of data about the functioning of a system, you can use computers in powerful new ways to make sense of that system and learn how it works.
You can see something that you couldn't see when you only had smaller
amounts
of it.
What we find is that when we have a large body of data, we can fundamentally do things that we couldn't do when we only had smaller
amounts.
So I spent numerous
amounts
of time with numerous
amounts
of C.O.s, and let me tell you about this one in particular named Monroe.
What makes blazars so special is that they're some of the universe's most efficient particle accelerators, transporting incredible
amounts
of energy throughout a galaxy.
It's a story about minds and not brains, and in particular, it's a story about the kinds of computations that uniquely human minds can perform, which involve rich, structured knowledge and the ability to learn from small
amounts
of data, the evidence of just a few examples.
Folks, human minds do not only learn from small
amounts
of data.
We have incredibly powerful computers, and they do do amazingly sophisticated things, often with very big
amounts
of data.
Sometimes companies received intense
amounts
of funding.
You still made your investors spectacular
amounts
of money.
It could cause a significant loss of home, but it could also cause significant
amounts
of death.
So our roads and our rail networks have been designed to last for a long time and withstand only certain
amounts
of impacts in different parts of the world.
That's because particles always have a counterpart, an antiparticle, and these are always produced in exactly equal amounts: 50/50.
In the instant the universe was created, a huge amount of energy was transformed into mass, and our initial universe contained equal
amounts
of matter and antimatter.
Mussels and other bivalves do tremendous
amounts
of water filtration.
The ocean stores huge
amounts
of carbon, about 60 times more than is in the atmosphere.
No one nation can afford to build a machine this large, apart from maybe China, because they can mobilize huge
amounts
of resources, manpower and money to build machines like this.
We forget vast
amounts
of what happens to us in life, and sometimes memory is downright creative.
We can predict how the universe will change with time if we measure the
amounts
or energy densities of the various components in the universe today.
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