Ms Croft, the energetic computer-generated heroine of the "Tomb Raider" games, was the obvious person to star in it.
There is abundant nudity and an "orgy" scene involving scenes of frank and energetic sex (softened by computer for the American market but unexpurgated in the rest of the world).
Through it all, the tall, energetic Mr. Levy, 61, a computer guru who had never written a tag line or drawn a storyboard before he was handpicked by the founder of Publicis, Marcel Bleustein-Blanchet, to succeed him, has become a symbol of success in global advertising.
Nortey, an energetic 27-year old Ghanaian computer science graduate with an infectious smile, loves robots.
Computer simulation of energetic cluster interactions with surfaces has provided much needed insight into some of the complex processes which occur and are responsible for the desirable as well as undesirable effects which make the use of clusters in SIMS both useful and challenging.
The cellular metabolism model was adopted from a recently-published computer model of energetic metabolism of cardiac mitochondria [ 23].
"She was talking, and it really seemed like she was very, very happy, very energetic," recalled Mr. Wallace, now 43 and a computer systems analyst at Frierson Mee & Kraft, a Manhattan advertising concern.
If this energetic lump could somehow be turned into a computer, it could perform 1051 operations per second, he reports in the 31 August issue of Nature.
Energetic constraints are used to design silicon-based computers but are poorly understood for neural computation.
China enjoyed the proof that the Obama administration was just as energetic as the People's Liberation Army in hacking overseas computer networks and communications.
Specifically, the researchers endowed a learning companion agent with enthusiastic behaviours, such as expressive and animated facial movements, and energetic vocal tone, in order to motivate students in computer-based learning environment.
