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In our case, we are using "deep learning" techniques, which essentially use artificial agents to do the math for us.

Traditional incandescent bulbs, which essentially use the same technology as Thomas Edison's original lights, waste most of their energy by converting it to heat instead of light.

An astute reader may wonder how there could be divergent results between these two meta-analyses which essentially use the same data.

If you don't want to crack open the case (or pay someone) to add more memory, you can also give the computer a lift with the ReadyBoost feature, which essentially uses portable flash memory as RAM.

Mr. Smither figured that his camera, which essentially uses copper crystals in place of lens glass to focus the gamma rays that bounce back when an object is sprayed with neutrons, could provide a definitive answer.

The leading alternative is a design known as step-wedge, which essentially uses time to create a control group.

The one solution developers seem to point to is "upzoning," which essentially uses a density increase to let developers build up in order to add to the supply.

The company now focuses exclusively on its own product, which essentially uses Membase as a starting point but adds features from CouchDB.

But your research explores a rather unconventional resource: the insurance industry, which essentially uses financial incentives availability of coverage, lower premiums, and other perks to curb incidents of police misconduct.

For these two services, however, Mozilla now uses what it calls an identity bridge, which essentially uses the email provider's existing OAuth gateway or OpenID endpoint to verify your identity.

The T4, which essentially uses the same processor architecture as Nvidia's RTX cards for consumers, slots in-between the existing Nvidia V100 and P4 GPUs on the Google Cloud Platform.