Ultrahaptics uses an array of tiny speakers – called 'ultrasonic transducers' – which use waves of ultrasound to create vibrations that can be felt at quite precise points in mid-air.
In what looks like one shot, performers move forwards and backwards, intersecting at precise points to complete the illusion, which is rounded out by the spectral appearance of Hoodie Allen projected against fog. .
In fact, this effect would be barely noticeable except from helicopters hovering at one or two precise points in the air.
The precise points in time at which activation associated with visual, semantic, and word form processing appeared in our study might in part reflect specific characteristics of the naming task we adopted.
Because he's cute, and also because I watched Moonlighting at the precise point in puberty when undying love could be cemented.
At a precise point in her graduate career - she remembers suddenly starting to draw rather than take notes in a lecture - she abandoned her plan to be the next Margaret Mead and became an artist instead.
It would be interesting to know at what precise point in history -- early in the 18th century, probably -- the sum of serious Shakespeare criticism exceeded the length of the oeuvre itself.
The scissors are a DNA-cutting enzyme; they snip at a precise point in the cell's DNA specified by researchers using a customised guide molecule, a single short piece of RNA, DNA's chemical cousin.
The set by Jonathan Scott places us at that precise point in the 60s when the Mondrian-inspired oblongs, squares and triangles of designer Yves Saint Laurent were colliding with an explosion of hallucinogenic colour, playfully replicated by lighting designers Ross Kirkland and Chris Reilly.
For instance, highly expressed sub-groups 1a and 2a could be used in a constitutive way all along the cell cycle, whereas sub-groups 1b and 2b would be expressed only at a precise point in the cycle.
