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However, we do know that it must at least be strong enough to not fly apart as it rotates, so it probably has a density similar to that of rocky asteroids; perhaps even denser, like metal.
Similar advances are happening in energy, including renewable energy.
And I'm applying a similar trick to say, what if we looked at the universe in our culture through the eyes of technology?
That its operations and how it works is so similar that we can think of it as the seventh kingdom.
If you divide this huge archive into smaller subsets where a smaller subset actually shares similar features, then there's a chance of success.
So to conclude, we can say that research in the humanities is about to undergo an evolution which is maybe similar to what happened to life sciences 30 years ago.
Now, of course, we've worked within my lab with many other vaccines that have attained similar responses and similar curves to this, what we've achieved with influenza.
On the opposite, a complex system is made of many, many similar parts, and it is their interaction that produces a globally coherent behavior.
In fear, the upper white of the eyes are revealed as the eyebrows raise and the mouth stretches open, while surprise looks similar, but with rounded eyebrows and relaxed lips.
Traditional imaging satellites use a line scanner, similar to a Xerox machine, and as they traverse the Earth, they take pictures, scanning row by row by row to build the complete image.
They also taught me that similar to the migrant communities on both sides of the border, they engaged conflict itself as a creative tool, because they had to produce a process that enabled them to reorganize resources and the politics of the city.
To make our idea a reality and follow a path similar to Thailand, we knew that we would have to sell young farmers on farming.
To unlock these opportunities, through models similar to ours, they would require 150 billion dollars a year in financing.
Gas is a similar issue.
And I could show you equivalent pictures from other disease: multiple sclerosis, motor neuron disease, Parkinson's disease, even Huntington's disease, and they would all tell a similar story.
The basic story here is that what used to be vertically integrated, oligopolistic competition among essentially similar kinds of competitors is evolving, by one means or another, from a vertical structure to a horizontal one.
This was repeated on lots of different individuals with lots of different images, always with a similar result.
And indeed, this very same tool may prove to lead to the cure for Alzheimer's and similar diseases.
We write them out mathematically, and we see they use very similar mathematics.
They require very similar mathematics.
Mathematics very similar, but there was a whole new symmetry.
So the mathematics for the adjoining skins is very similar to what we need for the new one.
CA: Well, I have heard similar language recently from the founder of the world wide web, who I actually think is with us, Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
The net effect of that is that our people who are overseas in dangerous places, whether they're diplomats or military, and our allies who are in similar situations, are at greater risk because we don't see the threats that are coming their way.
We got a survey done on medical conditions with people who have similar issues, and I look at medical records, and I say, wouldn't it be amazing if everyone's medical records were available anonymously to research doctors?
We got thousands and thousands of people with similar conditions, which there's no data on today.
So I think we aim to do kind of similar things.
And then the same two species of monkey in the zoo are converging, so their microbiomes change and they become much more similar to each other, even though these are zoos on different continents, different geographical regions, and they're eating different diets.
And it's actually very similar research that we'd have to do if we want to develop mechanisms that can say to a user, "Here's the risk of that action you just took."
But let's not forget that approximately one million or so of his peers are arrested every year in the United States and may be subjected to similar interrogation techniques, techniques that we know increase the risk for false confession.
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