Instead, radio waves and strong magnets relay information to a computer, which creates slices.
The information from the receiver is then processed and organised by a powerful computer, which creates colour images that we can see.
The date, time and place of birth are punched into the computer, which creates a line drawing of My Private Sky that Nymphenburg's artisans paint on to the porcelain in the form of some 500 stars, planets and galaxies.
The data can be downloaded directly into a computer, which can create a finished drawing to be printed out or e-mailed.
By interactive media, I refer to sounds and images stored, and in many cases created, on a computer, which the computer produces in response to a live performer's actions.
Our designs are created on a computer which are made into photopolymer plates through a photographic process.
The detector sends its data on to a computer, which processes it using the precious algorithm created by the researchers.
Along the way, during my days as an undergrad, I wrote a philosophy paper on some of the implications of successfully creating life in a computer, which I eventually got published in a philosophy journal.
These were then sent to a company in Rhode Island, which created a computer-generated version of the pattern to be sent to Austria.
The first is Improbable, a business founded by a group of Cambridge computer scientists which creates virtual environments for use in everything from gaming to high finance.
These models are computer programs which create a virtual-reality of the Earth.
