There's also the fact that, when commandeered by two whip-smart but unpretentious young men, with abundant skills and an off-beam sense of humour, improv, mime, clown and physical theatre can – whisper it – be hugely entertaining.
In this paper, the design and control of a thermal stabilizing system for an optomechanical uncooled infrared (IR) imaging camera is presented, which uses an array of MEMS bimaterial cantilever beams to sense an IR image source.
The Kilobots communicate with one another through infrared light beams, sensing their proximity to one another, but lack a bird's eye view to align themselves by in real time, which is how the Pixelbots we reported on in April maintained their shape.
One by one the students processed up the ramp and across the stage, beaming with a sense of accomplishment and pride.
Rumor has it that, on occasion, after being greeted by a well-wisher who was cautiously allowed to approach, Reagan would mention to the agent, beaming with a sense of satisfaction, "They still remember me from my movies," without the slightest recollection that he had at one time been President of the United States.
Townsend used his electrifying pace to torment Montenegro's defence, leaving Hodgson with a beaming smile and a sense of justification at his player's performance.
The idea of beaming wireless signals makes sense where wire and cable can't go, say, to an island, a ship at sea, or the remoter boondocks-or where they haven't been installed-as in an undeveloped country.
"It's certainly not useful for any beaming in the 'Star Trek' sense," Dr. Blatt of the University of Innsbruck said.
Carrying herself with beaming enthusiasm and a mischievous sense of humor, she has a flirtatious manner — she unzips her shirt at the start and later douses herself with water — and more of an interest than her model in the world outside the performer's head.
