Aside from wanting to be able to exhibit more works in less room, he had been exhibiting works on a monumental scale for nearly two decades and chose to introduce small prints again in order to understand the impact of scale on the viewer's visual experience.
Some students were able to exhibit live demos as a part of their presentation.
For his part, Green told me "I sincerely hope that one day intelligent people will be able to consistently exhibit civil behavior toward each other in all aspects of social interaction" (Jamison Green, p.e.c., August 20, 2006).
Claire Wilcox, senior curator of fashion at the V&A, said Kahlo was an important "countercultural and feminist symbol" and being able to exhibit the items from Mexico was "a huge privilege".
By sequencing eight chromosomes in a pooled sample we were able to identify SNPs exhibited in the total population at greater than 12.5% in frequency.
The method described (which is able to exhibit a set-solution when the answer is affirmative) can be extended to solve the satisfiability problem for broader fragments of set theory.
"Now that it's in the park, it'll be able to exhibit its full glory," Mr. Butler said.
Turing was optimistic that computers themselves would soon be able to exhibit apparently intelligent behavior, answering questions posed in English and carrying on conversations.
Specifically, the first two 'classes' are commonly referred to as Type I and II, where Type I neurons are able to exhibit arbitrarily slow frequencies as injected current levels are reduced, unlike Type II neurons, which cannot.
If you're one of the lucky companies selected, you'll be able to exhibit for one day at no charge, plus get two tickets for access to all three days of Disrupt.
At present, the goal is to offer a WZ to H.264 transcoder that will be able to exhibit better performance over all kinds of video content and video formats than previous ones.
