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All accounts report significant vocal and technical strides.
Although he finds little hope in the technical strides of science, and dismisses the current quest for a '&apos Star Wars'' antimissile system, he sees great promise in the emergence of science as an agent for social change.
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After decades of largely clandestine efforts, Iran is expected to declare in coming days that it has made a huge leap toward industrial-scale production of enriched uranium — a defiant act that the country's leaders will herald as a major technical stride and its neighbors will denounce as a looming threat.
Since expanding numbers of people using awkward, painful and soon-to-be-antiquated methods of glucose monitoring may benefit from this convenient technical stride forward, I spoke with Dr. Pat Mooney, who appears on The Doctors on CBS this week, and who represents the company behind this impressive (and impressively humane!) medical innovation.
Landing on the Moon was a giant technical step for humankind; the Hubble telescope promises giant intellectual strides toward understanding the structure of the universe.
Neilson, in the technical area, striding forward and pointing both hands down to illustrate he wanted the Moroccan striker to drop into the hole between midfield and attack to receive a pass.
Such mission-focused labs led to major technical and scientific strides in fields such as nuclear power, advanced materials, and supercomputing that came out of the atom bomb and space programs.
Key to this development was the systematic introduction of convolutional neural networks (CNNs); which had their own rationale and associated technical features ranging from stride and zero padding to pooling and particularly max-pooling.
Yefim Bronfman was the soloist in the First Piano Concerto, wonderfully authoritative and taking its technical difficulties in his stride, while seeking out the chinks of lyrical beauty in the slow movement.
Mosell confronts this music fearlessly, shaping the smaller-scale pieces (the shortest, Klavierstück III, lasts just 38 seconds) as elegantly as she can, taking their technical challenges in her stride and above all conveying the sense of cutting-edge invention and innovation that is so characteristic of Stockhausen's early music.
With each round, the performances got better and better as the emcees hit their stride (and technical difficulties with the mics were worked out).
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