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One very telling study looked at a program in India that gives livestock to the so-called ultra-poor, and they found that 30 percent of recipients had turned around and sold the livestock they had been given for cash.
And this gives us a much better gauge of what's happening underwater with regard to climate change-related issues, and how the dynamics of that affect us here on land.
And that particular camera gives us an insight into what fairly common animals do but we can't even see it in the blink of an eye.
It gives us an insight into some of the animals that we were sitting right next to for 31 days and never normally would have paid attention to, such as hermit crabs.
But what this gives us is the foresight to look at and analyze in scientific and engineering terms some of the most amazing behavior that the human eye just can't pick up, such as this manta shrimp trying to catch its prey, within about .3
So he does this, he gives people a short code, and about 80,000 people do it.
And what this gives rise to is a set of values.
Now, the flower, this beautiful white flower, it opens at night, is pollinated by bats, and it gives rise to the fruit which is curiously known as the monkey apple.
And this gives you an indication of what the plant looks like before.
What in the design that made the difference is the boarding tubes: the boarding tube gives to the bus the same performance as a subway.
This gives me so much energy, and I've got to have an outlet for all that energy.
So now, the ECM is actually this mesh that holds the cells in place, provides structure for your tissues, but it also gives the cells a home.
It gives me time to speak with each person and to look at them, in silence, while they look back at me.
And it also gives Peter a 1 in 285,000 chance of bumping into any one of these special ladies on a given night out.
It gives you a path into the future.
They get people to focus on what you're saying and that gives you a better chance to get your meaning across.
It allows thousands of people to walk into a Mom and Pop store and in just five minutes activate the service that gives them two products: an international bank account number and an international debit card.
But this gives you some idea of how it works right now.
So the truth is that listening to something that you enjoy perks you up a bit and gives you a temporary IQ boost on a narrow range of tasks.
This abundance of experimentation gives them the freedom to run their own experiment.
Pan-Africa gives you one billion people, granted across 55 countries with trade barriers and other impediments, but our ancestors traded across the continent before Europeans drew lines around us.
The app is a digital facilitator that walks you through the StoryCorps interview process, helps you pick questions, and gives you all the tips you need to record a meaningful StoryCorps interview, and then with one tap upload it to our archive at the Library of Congress.
The great thing about learning Chinese is that your Chinese teacher gives you a new name.
DH: The French judge gives it a 5.2.
He gets married couples, men and women, into the lab, and he gives them stressful conversations to have while he wires them up to a polygraph so he can see them becoming stressed.
And notice that this gives the A.I.s an instrumental reason to do things to us that we might not approve of.
But what's really new here, what's really different, is that now we have a way to picture the vibrations of an object, which gives us a new lens through which to look at the world, and we can use that lens to learn not just about forces like sound that cause an object to vibrate, but also about the object itself.
We've just started to scratch the surface of what you can do with this kind of imaging, because it gives us a new way to capture our surroundings with common, accessible technology.
How can it be that not seeing the world accurately gives us a survival advantage?
It's utterly fragile, and fragility gives life its poignancy.
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