The astonishing speed with which violence emerges and leaves bodies behind arises from a psychological density that matches the density of society: for Dwan, a gunfight is a complex football play with life at stake, occurring in mere seconds, and his images seem to diagram the decisive machine-like calculations that spin through the gunfighter's head, instantaneously determining the action.
Because the wheel made controlled rotary motion possible, it was of decisive importance in machine design.
"Campaigns should be shorter and cheaper," he says.The PRI was helped in the state of Mexico by a record low turnout (42%), making the power of its get-out-the-vote machine decisive.
Greenberg guides the reader through six ages of efforts to manage the news ("Age of Publicity," "Age of Ballyhoo," etc)., culminating in today's comprehensive "Age of Spin". Yet even in our present advanced era, Greenberg declines to grant the spin machines decisive credit.
No, the U.N. is a decisive, tough (yet kind) fighting machine.
Rejewski wrote that "the conclusion is that the intelligence material furnished to us should be regarded as having been decisive to solution of the machine".
As a dual-machine system, relative position and orientation accuracy of coordinated machines is the decisive factor for high fastening quality.
"It's a battle in which the Wall Street lobbying and public-relations machine will have a decisive advantage," said Mr. Kaufman, the former Delaware senator.
This will also have to address the interpretation of the decisive feature vector used by the machine learning classifier.
A decisive improvement was embodied in a sewing machine built by Walter Hunt of New York City about 1832 34, which was never patented, and independently by Elias Howe of Spencer, Massachusetts, patented in 1846.
While the productivity and systematicity objections to machine functionalism are perhaps not decisive, they provide strong impetus to pursue an improved version of CCTM.
