MATTATHIAS SCHWARTZ: That means interfacing with them as individuals and participating in their process, no matter how unorthodox or time consuming it might be.
And add that the corrosive acid that detonates the fuse also gradually slows down each computer's functioning — so that it's much better off, more likely to make more significant calculations, by interfacing with another computer before its own connections have worn down.
As the novel opens, Synchronic is about to launch the Nautilus, which takes things a step further, interfacing directly with your nervous system by way of a mechanical worm you affix to your forehead.
Now it makes itself indispensable by doing the opposite: by interfacing between genres and across all levels of fame.
role? A. As a consultant, I learned that you really have to listen to the lowest-level people in a company, because that's where the answers are — with people who are interfacing with the customers.
"You are not No. 2 in any athletic department in the country and not interfacing with the for-profit sports," she said.
I could have spent a lot more time "interfacing" with all the technology housed in Fira de Barcelona convention center (which, starchitect hotel by Toyo Ito notwithstanding, is definitely a textbook case of bad urbanism).
– Interfacing with contestants on any A.C.P.T.-related matters during the actual event.
For Warwick had offered no plausible physical mechanism for "interfacing with machines through thought signals".
"We are interfacing more with them than we ever have".
"The easiest model to see developing is one in which Kerry is on the road a lot, interfacing with foreign leaders, but the decision-making is done at the White House," said Elliott Abrams, who held foreign-policy posts in the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush.
