Assembled by the Brazilian design team Fernando and Humberto Campana, it focuses on the myriad applications and structural implications of line.
To those of us unschooled in its ancient lineage and myriad applications, yoga has always seemed like something we should really get around to doing.
Innovation in connected devices is rapid, but futureproofing is difficult because no one knows where the technology and its myriad applications will lead.
Although Ph.D.'s in physics and math are hired to develop quantitative programs for the terminals, one of Bloomberg's biggest challenges is getting customers to use those myriad applications.
But now, with the popularity of the iPhone and its myriad applications, the watch industry finally has been able to embrace a product that once was considered the biggest threat to its survival.
Instead, Miltiadis believes the setup could be used in myriad applications, from "multiplayer" Skype calls in which participants appear to be physically present, to educational offerings such as the creation of a virtual museum.
In a panic, I called my friend Seth Goldstein, whose company SocialMedia Networks was among the first to develop Facebook applications, including "Food Fight," which allows you to toss pies, and "Appsaholic," which tracks the growth of the site's myriad applications.
If the researchers succeed, the resulting chip-fabrication plants -- which themselves will cost $1 billion to $2 billion apiece -- will be able to produce chips for myriad applications that will be 100 times as fast as those in use today, with 100 times the storage capacity.
The breakthrough won Kroto and his colleagues Richard Smalley and Robert Curl the Nobel prize in chemistry in 1996, and spurred further discoveries by other scientists of a host of carbon structures that have proved promising in myriad applications, from drug delivery to strengthening tennis rackets.
Myriad applications come to mind.
