It's a very big disconnect, but how do we connect it?" In the spring of 2011, the company took its first stab at a collection of watch prototypes — some 40 styles in all, including one with a dial measuring 46 millimeters, or 1.8 inches across, that looked like an improbable cross between the California surfer watch brand Nixon and the sober elegance of the luxury Italian brand Panerai.
A vision for augmented GIS is offered, illustrated through presentation and description of a collection of working prototypes.
We have to actually create a collection of physical prototypes and appearance models to make sure it feels comfortable, and has the right size.
We list a collection of representative APH prototypes, as Table 2 shows.
At the higher level, a collection of so-called prototype patches are used to recognize query actions by comparing local features in the query videos with those prototypes.
For her final graduation show, fashion design student Tina Gorjanc created a collection of leather goods prototyping designs intended for human skin grown from McQueen's DNA.
In 1998, Holly Hunt, the owner of furniture and lighting showrooms in Los Angeles and other design capitals, visited Berger and saw a collection of illuminated crystal pendants, prototypes for the Firefly fixture.
We propose and develop a concept of a granular representation of a collection of signals (patterns) where a prototype (representative) of such numeric signals is formed as a certain information granule (say, a set, fuzzy set, rough set, and alike) instead of a single numeric entity.
Therefore, obtaining the full collection of prototypes with elementary functions will make it possible to (i) predict enzymatic functions based on the sequences via determining EFLs corresponding to prototypes and their relative positions revealing structure of the fold; (ii) (re design folds with desired functions by building constructs from necessary EFLs.
Mr. Viot put together his prototype around a collection of eight Peseux 260 movements bought in Besançon, a city in eastern France, near Switzerland, that for more than a century was the heart of the French watch industry.
