Xu began building full-scale, fairly accurate replicas of famous old temples and palaces.
It was Ellington, jazz's pre-eminent composer, arranger and bandleader, who re-integrated the soloist back into the ensemble, building full-scale orchestral arrangements on top of the individual voices of his soloists.
Or that commercial architects were building full-scale Zaha rip-offs in the 1980's while the lady herself, dazzling in Miyake, appeared content to stop traffic in Piccadilly with her astonishing physical appearance.
This is computer-generated imagery at its best, bringing a vanished world to life at a fraction of the cost of building full-scale sets.In this section Retreading the boards Hot, hot, hot A touch of Soleil Leather skirts ReprintsWhere "Gladiator" scores most, however, is in its literate script and the way Mr Scott uses telling details to evoke character and mood.
The reasons for this variability are related to the stringency of the regulatory approval systems, technological risks, and the costs of building full-scale manufacturing facilities which influence funding needs and thus also the choice of organisational form.
Although logic in AI grew out of philosophical logic, in its new setting it has produced new theories and ambitious programs that would not have been possible outside of a community devoted to building full-scale computational models of rational agency.
It led to the choice of building a full scale (i.e. 1 1) cold model of the 150 kWth hot rig design, in order to reduce wall-effects which have considerably larger influence at smaller reactor diameters than on larger ones.
Remember, if it IS impossible, like making an Empire State Building at full scale in your backyard, then there is no reason to follow it.
At one point, they were in charge of building five full-scale prototypes simultaneously.
The most stunning sight in Hengdian is a vast construction zone, roughly the size of Central Park, where trucks and cranes and hundreds of laborers are building a full-scale replica of the Gardens of Perfect Brightness.
