Visually, little has changed from 1995: five static figures dot the stage, scarcely glancing at each other as they casually generate colossal screes of sound.
Japan's enduring fascination with Harry Potter has generated colossal box office receipts and book sales, and his very own theme park attraction.
The results exposed a myriad of issues generating colossal water wastage in different industry sectors, and highlighted a pressing need for more work to be done in this field.
Smart sustainable cities generate colossal amounts of data on virtually every urban process, which are to be stored, processed, and shared.
Owing to its exceptional strain capacity, which can reach hundreds of times that of normal concrete, and its reduced crack width, engineered cementitious composites (ECC) are a very promising solution for mitigating many of the problems that generate colossal backlogs of deteriorated concrete structures worldwide.
While normally the precipitation of carbides restricts the carbon concentration in the austenite of 316 steels to <0.015 at%, the Swagelok treatment generates a colossal supersaturation of up to 12 at% carbon in solid solution.
The sensors generate a colossal amount of information, and complex algorithms are used to crunch the numbers to give practical advice to farmers about when, for example, it is best to feed grain or supplements to their stock, and which animals may need more food.
Let's take a trip back to 2004, way before Facebook swelled to 900 million members worldwide and generated its colossal IPO.
While Sherman generates ever more colossal images of himself, Self is diminished by guilt: "whatever emotional scars I might bear my life would remain coddled and my instincts conformist – only a striving such as Sherman's against his crushing disability could be accounted an exercise of will at all".
On this June morning, all the elements were in place for a pro-forma blockbuster: a nine-figure budget, the most awesome mutant lizard that computers could generate, and a colossal monument to hubris soon to lie in ruins — the nuclear facility, played by the sludge-control building of a wastewater-treatment plant near Vancouver.
