The fact that, once it's set loose, the infection will spread on its own also makes it an attractive option, Takken adds.
"Usually the first thing a horse does when it is set loose in a field or paddock will be to roll in a sandy spot," she said.
Oddly, as it turned out, Seracini was set loose on the "Adoration" only because art historians loudly made the case that Leonardo's masterpiece was too fine to be touched.
Before that chatbot was set loose to converse freely, it was trained using relevant public data that had been modeled, cleaned and filtered.
Exactly 150 years ago next week, a notion, more radical even than Marx's, was set loose on the world - though it certainly did not seem that way at the time.
Essentially, the private sector was set loose and the economy flourished (though not, it should be added, without some serious abuses and problems).
With hours of travel, creativity was set loose.
Each was set loose to develop or acquire products to satisfy those markets.
At least one fire raft was set loose that singed Farragut's flagship.
This passionate chaos was set loose, then, in every back yard.
Later, through an opulent inheritance, he was set loose in the speculator's heaven of "development", and became rich again.
