While remaining formally a Reader in the Theory of Computing, he not only embarked on more ambitious applications of his biological theory, but advanced new ideas for fundamental physics.
Since the first applications of prestressing to reinforced concrete structures dates back to the first half of the twentieth century by Eugene Freyssinet and Gustave Magnel, prestressing has continuously increased its application to more ambitious and challenging structures.
Over the last six months a lot has changed: the team has changed the company name to SimpleGeo, and they're now building something that's entirely different, and significantly more ambitious: an infrastructure that other applications can use to easily build location-based applications.
The I-Ching was far more ambitious than the current practical applications of binary code, even in the most powerful supercomputer.
Spotify is one of the more ambitious companies toying with the applications of machine learning to audio signals.
He also said that "no more ambitious, disciplined, self-conscious or far-reaching application of the concept of architecture as social service can be found in any western country".
Down the road Stypi has some more ambitious plans: it wants to let native applications like Photoshop sync changes between multiple users.
A person who has never run a 5k, or 3.1 miles, for example, might want to opt for the aptly named Couch to 5K application as opposed to a more ambitious program.
These contributions have focused almost entirely on settings with a single mediator, or a set of mediators considered en bloc; in many applications, however, researchers attempt a much more ambitious decomposition into numerous path-specific effects through many mediators.
The more ambitious operators go much further, managing internal networks, computers and application software, and even maintaining employees' hand-held computers and home machines, as well as providing traditional telecoms services.
