That is because of those fancy chips, capable in an instant of generating remarkably lifelike images.
In contrast, bellwether technology companies, such as Cisco, Microsoft, EMC emc or Lucent lu, which are generating remarkably strong growth, trade in line with P&G and Coke.
While "Force Continuum" is riddled with tragic events, past and present, it generates remarkably little tension.
In particular, individual prefrontal neurons often generate remarkably complex responses that defy deep understanding of their contribution to behaviour.
Closed machines use superconductor electromagnets, and achieve a field of 1.5 Tesla, which generates remarkably clear and accurate images of human tissue.
Atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) from the surface of a protein can generate remarkably dense polymer shells that serve as armor and rationally tune protein function.
Software packages like Softimage, Maya and Form-Z allowed users to generate remarkably convincing textures and surfaces, from the subtle variegations of a marble wall to the complexities of multiple reflections on a pane of glass.
In the model cyanobacterial species Synechococcus elongatus, single cells generate remarkably stable circadian oscillations, enabling a population of growing cells to maintain synchrony with a correlation time of many weeks in constant environmental conditions.
So far, the case has generated remarkably little fanfare in Italy, a country where tax evasion is regarded by many people, including some in the fashion world, as a national sport.
Yet for such an important war, which at one point saw the Tigers drive out the might of the Indian army and then follow up by assassinating the person who sent them, Rajiv Gandhi, the conflict has generated remarkably little good writing or reportage.
Overall, our analysis suggests SIP reporting latencies generate remarkably little scope for exploiting the informational asymmetries available to subscribers to exchanges' direct data feeds, regardless of whether trading is targeted at liquidity takers (at issue in Citadel's settlement) or at liquidity providers (at issue in the recent wave of exchange proposals for speed bumps).
