The trajectories of the manipulated variables are optimized by minimizing the breakthrough of one of the main reactants in the reactor effluent.
By now, it must have built a robust AI operation for its own use, what with all the data it has amassed on its users (it's precisely the troves of such data that explain recent breakthroughs in one of the most promising strands of contemporary AI – deep learning).
Like all breakthroughs of its kind, this one relied on decades of incremental progress in parallel fields.
In New York, Venus and Serena will be on the opening night stage, each playing after the ceremony to honor Althea Gibson on the 50th anniversary of one of her breakthroughs: She was the first black woman to win the United States Open title.
Perhaps the most ambitious - and least realistic -- of all of these imminent breakthroughs is one envisioned by serial inventor and Google's director of engineering, Ray Kurzweil.
His tastes are eclectic, his skill-set vast: he can move confidently between witty romps (such as his 1996 breakthrough, Irma Vep, one of the cleverest of all films about film-making, or the techno-thriller Demonlover) and lavish, patient period pieces (Les Destinées Sentimentales) or slow-burn emotional studies (Summer Hours).
His breakthrough was one of the first shots of Madonna's daughter, Lourdes.
His 1944 oratorio, "The Prairie" (a setting of Carl Sandburg's epic poem), was not only a personal breakthrough but one of the most important American works of its time.
Two thirds of girls reported having experiences of "Vagina Breakthrough" and one fifth had experience of "welcome guest".
In 2014, the prestigious US journal, Science, named his work on young blood one of its breakthroughs of the year.
