Essentially, she slips into deep states of reflection (theta rhythms), blindfolded, and attempts to capture the visions she perceives in the void of her own mind.
The Nairobi offering demonstrated clearly the receptiveness of African researchers and policy makers to such an initiative, and captured the vision of a cross-section of stakeholders around how to ensure that the new wave of scientific promise does not pass them by, or crush them in its wake, but instead is harnessed for better health and to further economic development in their region [ 19].
This nearly lost film by Jacques Rivette, from 1981, captures the visions and moods of a nearly lost Paris — and of a mode of thought that was also on its way out.
I'm in!" One of the first decisions was to shift the story back to 1939, to capture the earliest vision of the character created by the writer Jerry Siegel and the artist Joe Shuster, and to move away from the dark or spoofy interpretations that have informed modern-day takes on superheroes.
The town has always been a place for artists and musicians, and down the side streets off the main square are several small art galleries with paintings that try, mostly in vain, to capture the romantic vision at the end of the town's great scimitar of a beach.
Cook (who's now COO) says both the myYearbook and Quepasa names don't quite capture the current vision.
Requirements were understandable to the client with minimal explanation but failed to capture the business vision, strategy, and daily business operations, and could not anticipate the changes in the business process as a consequence of introducing the Web application within the organisation.
Thus, the present study is dedicated to developing a novel fuzzy neural network (FNN) for clustering the parts into several families based on the image captured from the vision sensor.
In order to overcome some unavoidable factors, like shift of the part, that influence the crisp neural networks' recognition, the present study is dedicated in developing a novel fuzzy neural network (FNN), which integrates both the fuzzy set theory and adaptive resonance theory 2 (ART2) neural network for grouping the parts into several families based on the image captured from the vision sensor.
"Many smart city projects fail in communicating the vision, capturing the imagination of people so they can be bothered to participate," says Priya Prakash, the founder of Design for Social Change.
