Visitors may activate a 10-foot-long wave tank, design a coastal landscape by computer, alter water currents with their hands and test their survival skills as a creature of "the edge" (lobster, flounder or plankton).
Visitors can activate a 10-foot-long wave tank, design a coastal landscape by computer, alter water currents with their hands and test their survival skills as a lobster, flounder or plankton.
In one brisk paragraph, Darnton lays out all the elements we're meant to dislike or fear -- computers altering human genetics; rampant ambition; a desire for grant money; and a cold indifference to the soul of the patient.
The antenna's computer alters the beam's direction by changing the pattern that joins the signals into the final beam.
In the recently refreshed 911, pressing the button remaps the throttle response in the control computer, alters the shift action of the PDK transmission, stiffens the suspension dampers and raises the threshold for stability management.
Officials are investigating whether Harn, a computer programmer, altered Davis's pick six bet after four of the races had been run because the information concerning the numbers of the horses on the tickets had yet to be sent to Arlington Park, where the Breeders' Cup was run.
When American forces in Iraq wanted to lure members of Al Qaeda into a trap, they hacked into one of the group's computers and altered information that drove them into American gun sights.
He uses still photographs and, by employing a computer to alter them — tilt a head, move an arm — fills in the gaps between successive shots.
VIRUS A program usually hidden in a file or e-mail that infects your computer by altering or deleting files.
By allowing a computer to alter its own programming--as if mutating and mating--scientists can evolve a program that is the "fittest" for a particular task.
