Where the gaming world is going – and certainly Activision proved it by hiring me – is being willing to push and bend and move in a new direction of actually capturing the character, and storytelling.
The couple of generators can orientate themselves in the current direction, to capture the maximum of current power (the water turbine can be asymmetric and, thus, fully optimized).
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Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is a further development of DWI, where the direction of diffusion is captured.
It is obvious that the direction of motion is captured by the AHA, which obtains higher values in the most recently activated pixels, but not by the Activity Area, which is a binary mask, and, therefore, can only provide spatial localization.
About 100 enemy soldiers retreating from the direction of Mount Ephraim were captured during this advance, and while moving down the railway through Shatta into Beisan another 100 or more soldiers with three 150-mm howitzers facing eastwards were captured.
What is unassailable is that four excellent actors, under Mathias's direction, exquisitely capture the fluctuations of mood of this remarkable play.
Gene shaving is a useful alternative method, which uses PCA to find the space direction which captures the majority of variance in the whole data set and thus permits the identification of those genes which are able to separate the two groups of tumors, whatever the variance of individual gene expression.
The main Bragg reflection peak at a photon energy of 2.5 eV (corresponding to a wavelength of 496 nm) and its spectral variation with propagation direction is captured in both sets of data for transmission and reflection.
This paper presents results from a case study using 12 months of wind speed and direction data captured by two, same-level cup anemometers attached to opposite sides of a lattice-type telecommunications tower on the Mediterranean island of Malta.
