Exploratorium Exhibit Services manufactures a large scale version of the machine for use in science museums.
This should sound familiar, Google's acquisition of Kaggle is a larger scale version of the same recipe.
They are largely organized by friends and coworkers, though Internet-based companies increasingly run large-scale versions of these activities.
The environment ministry predicts natural radioactive decay and weathering alone will reduce levels by 40% within two years; Large-scale versions of the decontamination pilot projects will supposedly do the rest.
Before "Mystery!" Gorey's set for the 1977 Broadway production of "Dracula" — large-scale versions of his black-and-white drawings, each melodramatically highlighted with a single, blood-red detail — spread his fame far beyond theatergoers.
The wings had been stripped away from the wide black-box theatre at N.Y.L.A., and the only décor was an array of short colored strips marking the boundaries of the stage: T's upstage and down, an X in the center, and four strips marking the outer edges — in effect, large-scale versions of the bits of tape that are typically used to orient dancers.
Large-scale versions of these frequently appeared as part of big city fairs and exhibitions, including the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.
These anisotropic self-assembled nano-structures can then order themselves in much the same way as thermotropic liquid crystals do, forming large-scale versions of all the thermotropic phases (such as a nematic phase of rod-shaped micelles).
Today, nobody really talks about home console games having the aesthetic clout to match their arcade counterparts – mainly because it's rarer and rarer to see games going from the arcade to the home market, whereas you might step into an arcade today and see large-scale versions of mobile games like Infinity Blade or Fruit Ninja. .
[Inaudible] This is a large-scale version of this.
