As reported by the Boston Globe on February 8, Thync, a company marketing a new neuro-enhancement device to be released later this year, purports to give users computerized control over fundamental elements of consciousness, including mood, cognitive capacities, and energy levels.
Before the World Trade Center attack, electronic dance music showed a growing infatuation with music from the Arab world: a source for fervently rough-hewn voices, plaintive string phrases and pinpoint hand-drum rhythms, providing very human elements amid computerized mixes.
Histomorphometrical analysis was performed using a camera-equipped light microscope system (Eclipse LV100POL, Nikon, Japan) and a computerized image analyzer (NIS-Elements AR 3.00).
There are four basic elements in a computerized traffic control system: computer(s), communications devices, traffic signals and associated equipment, and detectors for sensing vehicles.
Namely, I'll talk about how new computerized methods of voting might affect elements of direct democracy: that is, ballot questions, including referenda and recall.
But while audiences will hear Mr. Carrey's voice (he also plays the ghosts of Christmases past, present and yet to come) and see his distinctive body language, the figure before them will be a computerized amalgam of human and animated elements.
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However, computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technologies now allow the precise design of elements produced by specialized computerized equipment [ 25].
The computerized study, known as a finite element analysis, suggested that the stresses in the Titanic built up sharply as the bow went down and the stern was lifted high in the air.
Although Neptunes tracks revel in the mechanization of looped and programmed riffs pumped out by computerized sequencers, they often add an element that sounds winningly askew: the drooping, detuned notes in "I'm a Slave for U" or a drum-machine accent that lands just behind the beat.
Finite element analysis--a computerized modeling technique often used by engineers to test for weaknesses in design--has revealed where the stresses and strains accumulate in a T. rex skull during its devastating puncture pull feeding action.
