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How can dorsal refinement maintain nasal stability and proper valve function? Read, "Structural Contour in Rhinoplasty: A 4-phase Technique for Progressive Dorsal Definition," by Páez Salazar et al to find out: #Rhinoplasty #plasticsurgery #PRSGlobalOpen

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We have 13B hours of player interaction on the platform monthly. This data enables us to train intelligent NPCs that can reason and interact in 3D worlds. Our training goes beyond videos of gameplay and simple WASD actions, utilizing our full data model for a more detailed representation of human interactions. Our video below shows Roblox NPCs figuring out how to build a campfire by reasoning backwards to find an axe, cut down a tree, and bring the wood to the firepit. This is still early research but we imagine a future where intelligent NPCs could play alongside real players. 4/4

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MITO Only 3 countries have pilots trained on this dangerous manoeuvre: 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇦🇺. How do you get a huge number of jets in the air within just a few minutes? You put them all on the runway and do a Minimal Interval Take Off (MITO). This technique was developed during the cold war for nuclear war fighting and recently resurrected. In a flash, the US can get all its air assets out of airports that can be targeted by Iranian missiles and launch a surprise attack with minimal risk to these expensive units.

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34,405 views • 7 months ago