M. Andersen, S. Kumar, C. Brooks, A. von Meier, and D. E. Culler, "DISTIL: Design and Implementation of a Scalable Synchrophasor Data Processing System," in IEEE Conference on Smart Grid Communications, 2015.
This culling was designed to mimic observations of density dependent growth inhibition of bacterial cultures [7].
The high prevalence of poor locomotion occurred despite culling policies designed to remove severely lame birds from flocks.
Their resulting conversation, published today at Deadspin, al0ng with an excerpt from the book, includes the history of their engagement with the Parker novels, Jimmy the Kid's amazing cover design, culling through Westlake's archive, an obscure British comedy show, and the perils of professional envy vs. professional admiration.
The book is a delight of retro graphic design, culled from a trip to the Imperial War Museum's archives.
This competitive culling process is designed to judge which contributors excel, as well as reduce the need for editorial oversight by crowdsourcing part of that function.The team finds participants in its experiment via Mechanical Turk, an automated task-jobbing service built by Amazon.com, an online retailer, as part of its cloud and computation division.
It's not summer in NYC without MoMA PS1's yearly unveiling of their Young Architects Program winner--the most innovative design culled from a competition filled with mind-melding contestants.
Recently Ms. Antonelli pulled off the wrenching task of culling 300 masterpieces of design of the last 125 years from the 3,800 pieces in the Modern's collection for "Objects of Design," a book the museum published last summer -- a Design's Greatest Hits album.
At present, the best means of controlling pasteurellosis is through correct housing design, strict culling of infected animals and/or selection of healthy stock and quarantine.
The book's 73 projects, culled from laboratories and design studios around the world, show, for example, how living trees can be coaxed into becoming houses and bridges; how lamps can be powered by firefly luminescence; how human DNA can change the color of petunias; and how concrete can heal itself when damaged, like skin.
