You sense an 11th hour: the artist, now 64, is reduced to two forms, a double-chin and the skull-like socket of an eye.
People had to learn HTML code, or Hypertext Markup Language; abbreviations like F.T.P. (file transfer protocol); and strange uses of familiar words like "socket" (a method of communicating with network programs).
The robot is able to move its torso which is mounted on a 65 cm high chair like socket to the left and to the right.
We discuss, briefly, the persistent individuality of objects like prosthetic sockets, and the ways in which their materiality and necessarily custom nature push back against assumptions that computational production is generalizing, disembodied, and abstract.
The documents show that N.S.A. cryptographers have made major progress in breaking the encryption in common use for everyday transactions on the Web, like Secure Sockets Layer, or SSL, as well as the virtual private networks, or VPNs, that many businesses use for confidential communications among employees.
During the reparative process, no apparent chondrocyte-like cell appeared in the sockets, while osteoblast-like cells proliferated in the sockets with low CTGF expression at 7, 10, 14 days after extraction.
Get deep into the indentations (like the eye sockets) and keep it secure, like skin would naturally be.
Those who are in auto racing long enough learn to stash their feelings, like a socket wrench in a toolbox.
However, Robert Byrnes, the chief fire marshal, said that it had concluded that floodwaters caused something electrical, like a socket or breaker panel, to short and ignite inside the unoccupied house at 173 Ocean Avenue, random as the spin of a wheel.
