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They've repurposed hundreds of government parking spots to be shared by residents.

You can’t move the nozzles once they’re placed without leaving a hole that the robo-ants would pour out of, so choosing the right spots will be key.

Now the other thing is, we don't really know that much about how to make a particular thing happen by changing particular spots in the genome.

And then you'll see a few other hot spots, and these are in fact the tumors.

And the PET scans here are showing you very clearly where are these hot spots, where is the tumor.

You see, those small little hot spots there.

We told the doctor, "You've missed those two spots, so rather than taking huge margins around, only take out those tiny little areas.

So at your house today, Grizmo is an expert at squeezing into small spaces and seeking out and hiding in unconventional spots.

So, we ride off from Eel Pond into Vineyard Sound, right off the coast of Martha's Vineyard, equipped with a drone to identify potential spots from which to peer into the Atlantic.

Are we creating full-spectrum teams with diverse individuals who can check each other's blind spots?

Certain areas contain dense clusters of receptors, and these dopamine hot spots are a part of our reward system.

You do, and dopamine levels spike in the reward system hot spots.

We've learned that blind spots in rural health care can lead to hot spots of disease, and that places all of us at greater risk.

This is a terrain map, where the data from the cameras is being developed in real time, showing the red spots, which are where it doesn't want to step, and the green spots are the good places.

So for example, if I was photographing the eye of the insect, which is normally quite smooth and dome-shaped, then I'd use a light source that is large and soft and diffuse, so I don't get any harsh hot spots on that surface.

And so for anyone watching or listening and experiencing this talk today, I encourage you to consider the blind spots in your work and what partnerships or collaborations you can do to be able to make your work have even greater of an impact.

It's supposed to last for many years, but if the ink that we use has been absorbed with oxygen and moisture [which] are not being removed, then we can quickly see dark spots appear in the pixels.

Finally, location causes the feelings to move to their spots on a world map, giving you a sense of their geographic distribution.

The only open spots are in the other three corners of the room.

But the story reveals that he has his own blind spots and suggests that simply recognizing evil doesn’t exempt his character from scrutiny.

And this deck is very flexible, but not so many people know, if you check, if you press at the right spots, you see how thin and flexible this deck is, right?

Other orchids have evolved contrasting colours and ultraviolet spots– invisible to humans but irresistible to insects.

And he developed a technique which essentially will let us look at sample DNA and, eventually, a million spots along it.

There's some theoretical physicist at MIT named Steven Johnson who has dropped two spots, I'm happy to say.

But we have the opportunity and the ability to correct those blind spots.

So I decided to tattoo a couple of spots on my own arm instead.

Now, I'm not wearing sunscreen in this video, but if I was, those blue spots would not appear, and then when my sunscreen wore off later, the solar freckles would reappear in UV light and I would know that it was time to reapply sunscreen.

There's kind of two hot spots.

And that's what you see here: These little salt spots are just DNA tacked onto glass, and so I can put thousands of these on our glass chip and use them as a detection reagent.

We took our chip over to Hewlett-Packard and used their atomic force microscope on one of these spots, and this is what you see: you can actually see the strands of DNA lying flat on the glass here.

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