This large touch screen, which controls the audio, climate, phone and navigation functions -- seems like too much of a gizmo in an otherwise sober cockpit.
Mechanics and track marshals in rubber gloves, technicians wearing gas masks, high-voltage warnings on cars, smoke spewing from cockpits: these are the bizarre new images of Formula One because of a gizmo known as KERS.
This commercial links several of Anderson's exemplary figures of style to a child's imagining of the inner life of a gizmo — and to his poignant recognition of what it implies — shedding a delicate, illuminating glow on his half-dozen features to date.
On Monday, Musk posted his proposal, a fifty-seven-page set of specs for a gizmo that looks like the Keystone Pipeline hoisted onto a chairlift.
My favorite work by the Hungarian-born painter, sculptor, photographer, filmmaker, designer, writer, teacher, and all-around modernizing visionary László Moholy-Nagy, the subject of a powerful retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum, is a one-of-a-kind gizmo: "Light Prop for an Electric Stage" (1930).
Mechanics and track marshals in rubber gloves; technicians wearing gas masks; yellow signs on racing cars warning, "Danger: High Voltage;" a driver shrouded in smoke spewing from his cockpit: These are the bizarre new images of Formula One, thanks to a gizmo known as KERS.
For now, the GPS is — for most of us — a gizmo.
This is in large part because he simplified his approach and uses fewer of the capacities of the massive set — a gizmo of 24 movable planks.
Of the four operas in the cycle, this one has inspired the director Robert Lepage to his most effective work, largely because he simplified his approach and uses much fewer of the capacities of the massive set, a gizmo of 24 moveable planks.
Of the four operas in the cycle, this one has inspired the director, Robert Lepage, to his strongest, clearest and most effective work, largely because he simplified his approach and used fewer capacities of the massive set, a gizmo of 24 movable planks.
But the arrival in the past year of the Coravin, a gizmo that lets sommeliers extract a glass of wine from a bottle without opening it or spoiling the remains, has made by-the-glass ranges, particularly in London, a whole lot more interesting.
