Furthermore, this paper analyzes the features of the scientific effects of these RIs in terms of the following four typical scientific effects: science and technology advancement effect, capability cultivation effect, networking effect and clustering effect.
The company invented the Electone, an electric organ with special-effects capabilities, in 1959.
The temptation of technology is hard for 21st-century humans to resist, and the special-effects capabilities of film have improved exponentially in the four decades since Heston was beleaguered by a bunch of actors in monkey suits.
In press conferences and at trade shows from New York City to Shanghai, AMD is showing off integrated computer graphics, virtual world and 3-D special effects capabilities from a young entrepreneur named Jules Urbach.
It's arguably this reversal of the superhero formula that made this 1978 blockbuster a Christmas hit – although there have been two big-budget attempts to reboot the franchise, with a far greater special effects capability, neither captured the world's imagination quite like Richard Donner's original.
Smart sampling is used to consolidate various sources of product/process uncertainties by deploying the effect-ranking capabilities of the general-regression neural networks.
Even though Google Talk was designed to be a simplified client, giving users exactly the features they most need, there has been a constant call for more effects and capabilities.
Study after study has shown that integrating LGBT people in the military has no measurable negative effect on capability.
These tools can help to develop and explore an understanding of user needs and of the effects of capability loss on the use of packaging.
As a result, research on (public) HRM needs conceptual frameworks in which the logic model between institutional pressures, the changing state of the HR system and its effects on capability development in public service delivery is acknowledged when exploring how and why processes of HR strategy formation emerge.
