Our Brave New World eschews the futuristic landscapes, flying machines and technical wizardry that much of sci-fi is obsessed with, and focuses instead upon a human story set in a ruthless totalitarian regime.
With the introduction of shallow methods such as random forest and support vector machines and technical difficulties associated with ANNs led to gradual decrease of popularity of these methods.
Over the period 2001 to 2010, major occupational groups with the highest rates of suicide in Australia were labourers, farmers, machine operators and technical and trade workers.
The results of the present study also suggest that males generally had higher suicide rates in occupations involving physical work, including labouring, agriculture, machine operators, and technical and trades employment.
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, head of Biocon, says the "easy substitution" that generics firms enjoy at the pharmacy does not work with complex biosimilars which require a doctor's approval to dispense.The big drugs companies will benefit from that because they have marketing machines and large technical sales forces to persuade doctors to prescribe a drug.
Ms. Kanarek's language, too, is a constant negotiation between man and machine: technical jargon is often paired with warm-and-fuzzy concepts -- you can "browse my memories" or "download bedtime story".
Although simple in concept, the machine overcomes complex mechanical and technical obstacles.
(Certain types of trainer cards, such as Pokémon tools and Technical Machines stay in play, but they'll say that on the card).
The clutch-shooting and technical foul machine played a major role in the Pistons upsetting Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal and the Lakers in the 2004 finals.
The ITER international fusion energy project is ready to start the construction phase of the ITER machine to demonstrate the scientific and technical feasibility of fusion power production.
