According to court filings yesterday by the Securities and Exchange Commission and federal prosecutors in Boston, Van Dinh, 19, a college student, used a singular blend of computer crime, securities fraud and identity theft to dump stock options in Cisco Systems last July, about a week before they were scheduled to expire and cost Mr. Dinh as much as $100,000.
These two ways of thinking about our relationship with technology, he writes, have remained in a state of unresolved conflict: "One approach supplants humans with an increasingly powerful blend of computer hardware and software.
And the best people in his field will also possess a blend of medical knowledge and computer savvy, he says.
A blend of traditional animation and computer-generated imagery was used in the depictions of the ten plagues of Egypt and the parting of the Red Sea.
We need to view what is happening today as a rich ecosystem that represents the best blend of computer and cryptography science, and not just as an ecosystem of bitcoin-centric technologies.
West and her team have created what she calls a "metadata environment", a full-body immersive and interactive virtual experience created from a blend of custom real-time stereoscopic 3D computer graphics, computer vision, stereoscopic projection, and spatialised multi-channel audio.
David Harvey, the museum's vice president for exhibition, said a blend of theatrical design, lighting and computer software would not only enhance the science and showmanship of the hall but also help reclaim its architectural integrity and sense of volume.
Frustrated with how much more she was paying to take the same courses and memorize the same chemistry facts as her peers attending less expensive colleges in her home state, Wisconsin, Mayer switched to a major that would let her take advantage of courses and faculty only offered at Stanford: symbolic systems, a blend of psychology, linguistics, philosophy and computer science.
As if anxiously aware of its own pointlessness, Des McAnuff's hectic blend of computer animation and live action raises this question obsessively, hoping to distract a credulous audience with knowing showbiz parody.
Let that mixture be a smooth metaphor for their unique sound, a blend of fancy synthesizers, a talk box, old computers, and older funk phrasings, torn from the days when the lords of the disco wore white suits and Jheri curls.
