Rivers, whose legacy is defined by both his pioneering spirit in the post-bop jazz scene and a style that married unfettered creativity with a strong foundation of technical ability on a range of instruments, had lived in Orlando since the early 1990s.
I strongly believe that what I learned technically during my JPO period is the foundation of my technical expertise.
In the ideation stage the foundation of the technical feasibility is tested and a fit with the company business strategy is tested.
They were given code-names – a number and the name of a local town – and formed the technical foundations of the Soviet armed forces.
In Germany the artists of the Post-Impressionist generation, such as Lovis Corinth and Max Slevogt, working with the peculiar recklessness that is endemic to German painting, laid the technical foundations of Expressionism.
The "analytical engine" of mathematician Charles Babbage, for example, laid the technical foundations of the computer in 1834, while Edward Butler ushered in the automobile age by patenting the first motorcycle in 1884.
The "analytical engine" of mathematician Charles Babbage, for example, laid the technical foundations of the computer in 1834, and Edward Butler ushered in the automobile age by patenting the first motorcycle in 1884.
Technical foundations of interoperable software are constantly changing and Microsoft is nowadays declaring.NET and a successor to COM which has been the major platform for numerous CAPE-OPEN components so far.
The rationale and technical foundations of each step are explained, and the approach is compared to more traditional, deterministic means for examining a design space and evaluating technology impacts.
They also share the technical foundations of having been created by GlitchShort, an app Hertz made with open-source programming language Processing which relies on "interrupted pixel-sorting" to produce the effects you see here.
