Sentences with phrase «rnas encoding»

Provides technology for encoding, recording, managing, publishing and distributing secure video content

If mobile pricing doesn't come down in 2013 — and it's not expected to — mobile viewers will have to hope that the encoding efficiency of video is drastically improved so less data is used per stream.

It involved encoding an eight - hour VCR tape and streaming replays of radio casts to see if anyone really cared.

If Bitcoin, in its evolution, acquires more compelling utility — making cross-border payments cheap and fast, for example, or enabling «smart» contracts that encode business relationships and automatically disburse payments — those who own stakes in the finite currency could find other would - be users, possibly even deep - pocketed corporations, clamoring to buy from them.

«I'm not entirely convinced that it's possible to beat the market consistently, whether you're trading manually, guided by experience and intuition or algorithmically, which amounts to following an encoded set of rules... It's easy to lose money with algorithmic trading, just like with any investment.»

Tech - savvy consumers are getting better at processing information and encoding that information to memory, according to a new study from Microsoft Canada.

This less commonly found attribute makes a name more distinct for encoding into memory.

A team at the University of Southampton successfully encoded data into discs of glass that can last for billions of years.

Take a moment to recognize a small, yet smart decision by a junior team member today, and you'll be doing the culture equivalent of genetically encoding them to work and lead by the actions you encourage.

Keeping in mind the process of encoding and storing, here are a few memory methods to consider when naming your business:

We encode through all five of our senses.

The lasers that encode the discs are still a long way away from being widely used.

This awkwardness continued for months, until I finally left an encoded letter upon her desk.

The Tassimo system — which reads bar codes on capsules, then brews drinks according to encoded instructions — is part of a wave of appliances that are shaking up the home - brew coffee market.

You'll also have all sorts of encoding and bit rate settings, as well as advertising insertion, multi-camera events capabilities, and even exclusive live events for paid subscribers.

At nearly 1500 pages and counting, it's incredibly complex, but it's been gaining traction ever since Microsoft adopted it as the internal encoding for the Windows NT family of operating systems.

An additional encoding facility in Omaha also receives this satellite feed.

First, CBS captures the raw video feed from the stadium and sends it via satellite to the CBS broadcast center in New York, where it gets encoded and processed for the web and different devices, Gerttula explained.

As the video explains, these traits are due to the tiny molecular machines in our cells known as proteins, which are encoded by bits of DNA called genes.

Kiiroo sells a pair of sex devices, one for men (the $ 250 Onyx) and one for women (the $ 149 Pearl) pair via Bluetooth with the virtual reality headset and syncs to what's happening in the movie or instructional video through a special encoding.

In a traditional computer, all information is encoded as binary bits: every bit is a one or a zero.

Humans have roughly 20,000 to 25,000 genes, which encode proteins that perform vital jobs in our cells.

But we're left with this fundamental question around how information is encoded in the brain.

Whereas silicon chips encode data in either two states — on or off as represented by a «0» or «1» — qubits can store data in both states at the same time, potentially letting the computers crunch data more quickly.

But rather than buying up a genetic research outfit, it decided to build its own in the form of the Regeneron Genetics Center (RGC), an ambitious four - year old effort to sequence as many exomes (the protein - encoding part of the genome) as possible, pair them with medical records, and accelerate drug development.

By 2012, he was able to put both areas together and create a system for encoding data.

Unlike genotyping, which just looks for specific parts of DNA and pieces them together, next - generation sequencing looks at only the protein - encoding parts of your genome, called the exome.

«We launched on Amazon so you could get 512KB of digital data encoded into DNA,» explains Nimesh Pinnamaneni, the company's co-founder.

«It's very exciting, to be honest, to play God and encode your own information in DNA,» Milenkovic says.

DNA has been around for billions of years, but demonstrations of DNA as a usable storage technology began in 1986 when MIT researcher Joe Davis encoded a simple binary image into 28 base pairs of DNA.

«If you dispense with the formality that you want to use ATGCs to really encode binary symbols at a certain location, you can come up with much smarter and more efficient means of storing information, because you don't need to synthesize strands over and over again,» Milenkovic explains.

In 2012, we and others had refined both the reading and writing methods for DNA, and I put them together into one experiment where I encoded a book that I had just written into DNA, including images, showing that basically anything that's digital could be encoded with DNA.»

«It gives a person a feeling of excitement to know that you're playing with a chosen molecule of nature and making it do what you want to store and encode and convey information to the future.»

In January 2017, Microsoft and the University of Washington successfully encoded 200 MB of data into DNA form, besting the previous record of 22 MB.

Thieves can then sell that data to crooks who specialize in encoding the stolen data onto any card with a magnetic stripe, and using the cards to purchase high - priced electronics and gift cards from big - box stores like Target and Best Buy.

No Frances, think Finance 101 — the expected return on equity is a statement of risk aversion encoded in the stochastic discount factor.

By encoding data in ordinary Bitcoin transactions, Counterparty extends Bitcoin's functionality in new and unprecedented ways, opening the door for innovation.

The main difference between Ethereum and Bitcoin with regard to the blockchain architecture is that, unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum blocks contain a copy of both the transaction list and the most recent state (the root hash of the merkle patricia trie encoding the state to be more precise).

These malicious emails, just like the ones used against Podesta, Powell, Rinehart and many others, looked like Google alerts, and contained the same type of encoded strings hiding the victims» names.

Mechanisms encoded in the DAO can support unwanted behaviors that undermine the organization's primary function.

These individual - level accuracy maps were then smoothed with a 3 - mm FWHM kernel, warped to Talairach space, and the group of subjects» maps was submitted to a directional one - sample t test against 0.25 to determine whether any regions reliably encoded information about the identity of the agent or patient across subjects.

It's unclear why the hackers used the encoded strings, which effectively reveal their targets to anyone.

The law was rejected by privacy advocates such as the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), which he wrote after the adoption of the law, «is the final encoded legal act allows you protection of private life worldwide, and violates human rights.»

You can encode everything in the smart contract.

Without Qualcomm's input, Apple and other smartphone makers «can't do anything from getting a GPS location to taking a picture to accessing the OS to doing video and audio encoding,» the executive continued.

They also relied on punycode encoding, fake cryptocurrency wallets and social media fraud to phish unsuspecting users.

You should likewise reinforce and encode your wallet, and also logged your wallet off for investment funds as it gives the most elevated amount of security.

Other clues suggested that Nakamoto was British: A newspaper headline he had encoded in the genesis block came from the UK - published newspaper The Times, and both his forum posts and his comments in the bitcoin source code used British English spellings, such as «optimise» and «colour».

Many bitcoin payments implementations tend to use QR codes — those pixelated - looking black - and - white squares that encode data that can then be scanned and consumed by smartphones.

Each member of the population (genotype) encodes a solution (phenotype) to the problem.