They simply use modern off-the-shelf parts, onto which the game's files are loaded.
These start-ups not only have to reinvent an ancient craft, but because small malt houses largely disappeared during Prohibition, and because modern off-the-shelf malting systems are gigantic, they're also forced to design and make their own equipment.
High-speed data transfers using modern off-the-shelf hardware may impose a significant load on the receiving system with respect to CPU and DRAM usage.
Likewise, if Nigeria used modern off-grid lighting solutions, it would save more than $1.4 billion annually.
This is made possible by the adoption of secondary memory-based technologies that allow the efficient use of the large memory available on disks, thus overcoming the main memory limitations of modern off-the-shelf computers.
The urge to make Barolo more modern set off a debate that was not merely about wine but about issues of culture, identity and heritage.
The new Tate Modern got off to a spectacular start at the dawn of the 21st century with a masterpiece of surrealism by an artist whose long life connected the art of today with the first modern masters.
But when his paintings of New York street life appeared in the 1913 Armory show alongside the work of Duchamp, Matisse and other earth-shaking European avant-gardists, two very different definitions of modern faced off.
We told you about The Black Lips' new single, "Modern Art," off their forthcoming Mark Ronson-produced Arabia Mountain a few weeks ago, and now you can stream the whole album on Grooveshark.
Having had some early involvement in the old Test Matches, the 19th Century predecessor of the modern play-offs, County can lay claim to a play-offs ancestry spanning well over a century.
This modern Hungarian off-dry dinner white is itself a master class in blending furmint and late-harvest harslevelu grapes, unfamiliar in the Americas.
