Pigs lucky enough to land in this verdant playpen are endowed by the hand of man less with survival skills than with the ability to generate flesh retailing for $12 a pound.
Alchemy was once broadly dismissed as a form of primitive, pre-scientific belief -- like Aristotle's conviction that lice were spontaneously generated from flesh, or claims that human life was created in the forms of homunculi.
RNA pools generated for the flesh color and texture profiling experiments were labeled using the low RNA input linear Amplification Kit, PLUS, Two color (Agilent technologies) according to the manufacturer's protocol starting with 2 μg of purified total RNA.
Instead, life-sized dolls were used and computer-generated Flesh was painted on it, giving it a more melted look.
Juxtaposing computer-generated flesh with organic structures, the piece explored both internal and external worlds, uniting them all with a soundscape by musician Anders Guggisberg.
At Electric Daisy, machines generated an artificial paradise; flesh and blood was for dancing, and even the most tormented love song quickly resolved into triumphal chords and a booming beat.
A second 2003 sample was generated using the mesocarp tissue (berry flesh without skin).
The technical flesh and bones of dynamically generated websites as part of an MVC or an MVT or some other software architecture.
Similar to the experimental setup as described for tuber flesh color, four independent bulks were generated representing both the mealy and firm tubers after cooking.
Flesh wounds susceptible to infection could be applied with topical antimicrobial peptides generated on demand.
"You are pressing the flesh and rallying the troops". And occasionally even a self-published author generated some enthusiasm in the exhibition hall.
