Art.sy has begun a series of intriguing new short collaborative films that showcase artists reflecting on their own work.
This is the promise of a new technology called collaborative filtering, one of the most intriguing developments to come out of the Internet age... Collaborative filtering is an attempt to approximate Shipley's kind of insider knowledge.
As a relevant example of conflicts in social cooperation we select Wikipedia (WP), an intriguing example of value production in an online collaborative environment [17].
Narrated by David Lynch and featuring everything from pyrotechnic sculpture to submarine choreography, the film teams Gréaud's freewheeling curiosity with serious conceptual rationale, and results in a collaborative work as scientifically progressive as it is aesthetically intriguing.
Its gentle pushing at the boundaries of the band's stadium rock didn't put the fans off – it sold 9m copies – so perhaps its follow-up's intriguing title and shift in Brian Eno's position from producer to "collaborative songwriter" (or, as the credits put it, "enoxification") indicates they're continuing in that direction.
As a bonus, the Tang has a program of peripheral activities (films, performances) in progress and some intriguing-sounding things up its sleeve for the future, including collaborative exhibitions with the college's science and history departments, all of which make this museum debut look like the start of something unusually promising.
What an intriguing duo Austen and West would make as co-authors of a book or collaborative spokespeople.
The intriguing hypothesis derived from our study may prompt the initiation of such studies by institutions or collaborative groups capable of recruiting a large number of cases of this relatively rare type of cancer.
The group show, held alongside a programme of workshops and talks, has been a year-long project in which collaborative events have taken place in both cities, and the results are nothing if not intriguing.
We discover intriguing interaction patterns (e.g., which properties users frequently change after specific given ones) that suggest that large collaborative ontology-engineering projects are governed by a few general principles that determine and drive development.
