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In a video detailing the project, above, we see users tweet messages like "Annoyed" or "Feeling good," which triggers certain paint colors that then dribble out of the top of a white statue to make a "procedurally generated three-dimensional painting".

As yet, there are no published studies that make a direct comparison between the IAT and an EAST that is procedurally similar to the one used in the present study.

You could make a drone that recognizes patterns, so if there's a billboard that you don't like, you can bomb those billboards procedurally.

There with me were people like Ivan Notaros, an incredibly talented Serbian developer who was ostensibly making a game called House of Flowers based on his experience and knowledge of the war in Yugoslavia in the 90s, but spent much of his time making tiny games, procedurally generated art, and incredible low-res photogrammetry of us as a group.

Procedurally the new regime provides the means for suspending the release of goods suspected to be counterfeit or pirated until the proper authorities have made a decision on the merits.

As I've written previously, if the Court rules that the Prop 8 case is procedurally defective because of the standing issue, or otherwise — that is, if it decides that the Proposition 8 proponents bringing the appeal had no right to do so, or that it made a mistake in granting certiorari — one of the two lower-court rulings overturning the ban will be put back in effect.

The group sought to make its point procedurally by offering amendments to cut spending, beginning with a reduction of $162 million for the Bureau of Land Management.

Longer term (months or a few years) needs to bring the site fully up to applicable standards and make processes technically, procedurally and economically sustainable.

The two major parties are in the business of winning elections rather than promoting democracy, and elections can be won by disfranchising opponents, making it procedurally difficult for them to vote or not counting their votes at all.

Newman concludes that need to do something fell into a "procedurally formless vacuum", and that it was left to company commanders and section commanders to improvise a response.

Instead of trying to increase formal social control by putting more officers on the beat and perching them behind the counter at the post office, the police should work on making sure that every stop-and-search is done in a procedurally fair manner and only based on good intelligence.