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In any case, much of the distinction between masculine and feminine professions is traced back to Victorian times.

Credit cards, for instance, are very convenient but also easily traced if you are up to no good.

Should the NNet operator not be required to keep the entire training set such that copyright can be traced?

It uses several rays traced from pixels in the camera bouncing randomly through the scene.

Your profile page clearly indicates your current handle as being intentionally anonymous so comments can't be traced back to you personally.

Pretty much all of this can be traced to the current funding mechanism: advertising.

This is only useful when the drone can be traced to its owner.

Many of the problems that plague computers today - security vulnerabilities, viruses, and so on, can be traced to problems in this language.

If you need to say something in the public domain that can't be traced back to your own identity, don't say it on Facebook.

Also Imageworks' open source push can largely be traced back to Rob Bredow I believe.

We've posted a follow-up article where we analyze further optimizations and compare memory traffic and rendering speed for ray traced shadows vs.

So the speedups seen for tracing Haskell should be similar to the gains seen by the Dynamo team when they traced native executables (most were generated from C afaik).

"Electric flight isn’t new—it can be traced to 1973 West Germany—but it’s not about to dominate the skies either." I think this says it all.

According to schedule, by late 2015, the serial number of every Rmb100 note withdrawn from banks by members of the public can be traced." Here's an overview of the available hardware.[4] Not only ATMs are recording serial numbers.