All this functioned as a bit of dramatic staging before the Education Department's forthcoming announcements of policy changes.
Some attendees at a recent VR art and comedy party (Yes, that is a thing in Silicon Valley) thrown at the company's SF office had a surprisingly tough time responding to the question, "What does Upload actually do?" For an industry like VR filled with loads of excitement, hyperbole and mystery, Upload has functioned as a bit of a home base.
While for newcomers to art buying and collecting the app can also function as a bit of an art history database — offering info on artists and art movements, as well as the ability to browse others' collections for inspiration and view core market info (so those upcoming exhibitions and art fairs).
More important, he functioned as a bit of undernourished but still beating heart.
A movable electrode in the wave guide functions as a drill bit; it's pushed through the surface into the hot spot, forming a hole, and withdrawn as the material cools.
(b) Switching characteristics of a device with a top gate structure measured with VDS =0.1 V and VG = 0 V, clearly showing that a FeFET functions as a two-bit memory with four different conductance states defined as 00, 01, 10, and 11 after the application of gate voltage pulses of −25, +12, +15, and +25 V, respectively.
The proposed structure can function as a two-bit ADC with a 60 mW/μm input pulse and its maximum sampling rate is found to be ~ 45 GS/s.
Known as Maestro, the device functions a bit like a pacemaker, sending periodic electrical impulses to nerve endings in the stomach in order to stave off hunger pangs.
A CNOT gate functions as a copying device for the control bit if the target bit is set to 0, because the output of the target bit is then a copy of the control bit: the input 00 produces output 00, and the input 10 produces output 11 (here the first bit is the control and the second bit is the target).
The arduous transformation involves the totality of the armory's immense, celebrated structure, which was built from 1877 to 1881 by the Seventh National Guard Regiment, the state's wealthiest and most blue-blooded; it sometimes functioned a bit as an upper-class men's club.
