He knew ILM had a huge library of props and characters and could generate a life-like model of a set, but he couldn't explore it in real time.
Bioprinting bone implants holds the potential to generate a life-long autologous solution without the risks associated with current reconstructive options such as bone grafts, flaps, or foreign-body implants.
There are several processes that can generate a life-cycle evolution of productivity similar to the dynamics pictured in Figure 1b.16 The exact forms of the stochastic processes for θ t and w t are not specified, as such specifications are not needed for the model's estimation.
William Feaver, a British critic who organized a Freud retrospective at Tate Britain in 2002, said: "Freud has generated a life's worth of genuinely new painting that sits obstinately across the path of those lesser painters who get by on less.
The people who run the X Prize, which began with a $10 million prize for a spaceship and now includes a high-speed genomics challenge, are thinking about a new competition for generating a life-saving organ from a patient's stem cells.
As Sullivan says, "There is no way, Oakeshott argues, to generate a personal moral life from a book, a text, a theory.
This value can be combined with the length of time in that health state to generate a quality-adjusted life year (QALY), a metric used in economic evaluations [ 6].
Finally, a gelatin-like protein (GLK) polymer was fused to G-CSF to generate a long-half-life derivative [ 51].
Although, besides the lowering of the water levels, concomitant temperature increases may generate an acceleration of life history (Table 1), these plastic life-history responses are not always enough to allow animals to emerge in time (Wellborn et al. 1996).
No longer simply sleek aesthetic objects that would seem at home in a glossy magazine, they are serious investigations into how machines can be used to generate a better way of life.
