Because money is no object, engineers order parts as soon as they dream up a new plan.
Instead of repeatedly modeling similar instances of objects, engineers should be able to create more general models that can represent entire classes of objects.
To help it record faint signals from faraway objects, engineers at Raytheon Vision Systems and Teledyne Technologies have built two sensitive infrared detectors that register mid- and near-infrared wavelengths.
It was about irrational outbursts of sound from two sopranos, players sitting at tables hitting all kinds of everyday objects, engineers operating electronic equipment and more outbursts from saxophone, horn, proper percussion and cello.
But it occurs to me that what I'm really reacting to is what a private plane symbolizes (sickening riches) rather than what it is (a designed and engineered object that performs specific functions of great use to its possessor).
A phantom is a specially engineered object that is used in calibration or tuning of the medical imaging modalities, specifically Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Computed Tomography (CT).
This highly engineered object is launched with a rip cord, which allows it to go where no top has gone before, or at least to go there faster (Beyblade Metal Fusion, in a three-pack of five-piece customizable tops, at Toys R UsUs; $14.99).
Most likely, this is due to the difference between the character of the intervention in Guatemala, which was well-known to the community and locally created, and the intervention in India, which while vetted in the community was an engineered object brought in from elsewhere.
(Those exhibitions run through March 5 and April 23 respectively). A survey of the work of the German artist Wolfgang Tillmans opening at Tate Modern in London on Feb. 15 will include his photographs of car lights, computers and other heavily engineered objects.
It was intended to protect individuals from the state and to insure that political minorities would not be the object of random searches engineered by the political majority.
