The input method seems interesting, and similar to gestures that are available on current track-pads, except that the gestures and movements on a Glancing Pad are actually used to enter text (although one letter at a time).
Or that she is documenting her family's movements on a Web site that invites Americans along.
Climate change, with its consequential food and water shortages, seems likely to trigger population movements on a scale much greater than anything we've seen so far.
If President Obama wants to support democratic movements on a shoestring, he should support an "Internet freedom initiative" pending in Congress.
A motorcyclist in a balaclava films our movements on a red digital camera then speeds away but continues to trail us.
If you plot these daily movements on a graph, you get the familiar bell-shaped curve of a normal distribution (see chart 4).
Could Mr. Nunn have done more to evoke those things, especially when the show's two heroes, the French planter Émile de Becque and the American Marine Joe Cable, go spying on Japanese troop movements on a nearby island?
Eric Batchelor, the 30-year-old company commander from Barnesville, Ga., monitored his vehicles' movements on a digital mapping system, ready to reposition them quickly at the first sign of trouble or fresh intelligence.
In experiments at Duke University, implants in the monkeys' brains picked up brain signals and sent them to a robotic arm, which carried out reaching and grasping movements on a computer screen driven only by the monkeys' thoughts.
Rather than simply filtering his source images through software technology to make them look like animations, he manually reconstructs them, frame by frame, along with all of the motions and movements on a computer using drawing software.
Henriksen's show highlights the fact that we make distinctions between the female body exposed in a strip club and the same female body doing exactly the same movements on a stage in Underbelly.
