In their paper, Accessorize to a Crime: Real and Stealthy Attacks on State-of-the-Art Face Recognition, presented at the 2016 Computer and Communications Security conference, the researchers present their system for what they describe as "physically realisable" and "inconspicuous" attacks on facial biometric systems, which are designed to exclusively identify a particular individual.
When he takes seriously a one-state solution for the Palestine/Israel conflict, or suggests looking to Europe for a 21st-century model of the good society, he is as remote from historically realisable possibilities as the writers he criticises.
Turing's treatment has a severely finitistic flavour: his argument is that the relevant action of the brain is not only computable, but realisable as a totally finite machine, i.e. as a Turing machine that does not use any 'tape' at all.
Turing's underlying argument was that the human brain must somehow be organised for intelligence, and that the organisation of the brain must be realisable as a finite discrete-state machine.
The first is the ability to determine whether a given transfer function is realisable as an impedance network.
"Progressives" view equality as a noble and realisable ideal.
ICTs, and especially mobile devices, serve as technological accelerators, through which an increasing number of options can be realised, albeit increasing the rate of potential options at greater speed and thus, decreasing the proportion of realised 'city options' to potentially realisable options a city has to offer.
Consequently, the proportion of realised world options to potentially realisable options decreases; technological acceleration leads to increasing time scarcity [26].
Any filter realisable in electrical theory can, in principle, also be realised as a mechanical filter.
As the right inverse is, in general, not realisable, it is combined with a linear filter.
