Colour music, music intended for instrumental performance in conjunction with a simultaneous projection of changing colours onto a screen.
The traditional stiffness maximization problem is considered in conjunction with a novel projection scheme for implementing constraints.
As described above, the bundle adjustment procedure used here in conjunction with a general projection model for aligning the micrographs offers an effective solution to the problem as shown in Fig. 7.
Specifically, anomalous features of plastic flows are addressed in conjunction with a crystal plasticity model involving two non-Schmid projection tensors widely accepted for representing non-glide components of an applied stress tensor.
Now the projection-type smoother used in conjunction with a 20% trimmed mean is recommended with the minimum volume ellipsoid method a close second.
Here the so-called Recursive Projection Method (RPM) is implemented as a computational shell "wrapped" around Fluent, in conjunction with a pseudo-arc-length method for convergence on the unstable branch.
All 6,000 square feet of San Francisco's The Laundry are a jungle of VR and AR stations, projections, sculpture, colorful lights, interactive, installation, and mixed-reality works, organized in conjunction with a global effort spearheaded by OpenIdeo to facilitate conversation and remove taboos surrounding death.
He is working in conjunction with a European film institute.
The results "fell far, far short of the projection Alan Turing made," said James Moor, a Dartmouth philosophy professor and computer ethicist who organized the 10th annual competition for the Loebner Prize, an award for the program that most closely mimics human conversation, a contest that was held in conjunction with a conference on what is known as the Turing test.
This concert is the first in a series presented in conjunction with a Hispanic heritage festival.
