It revered -- and supported -- its teachers; developed its citizens' capacity; and produced unparalleled creativity and innovation in modern times.
Risser: "I did my PhD at Trinity College, Dublin, in this very obscure field of texture synthesis and have written a program that uses machine learning and computer vision to produce 'machine creativity'.
The present research seeks to design a fashion system utilizing a set of fabric patterns through the interactive genetic algorithm to produce artistic creativity and a set of clothes designs.
Not just that, but Dorsey believes that the constraint of 140 characters produces greater creativity while allowing people to express themselves more freely: "140 characters allows people to be more of the moment.
Taken together, we hypothesize that compared to RT (i) IBMT will produce greater creativity (indexed by TTCT) (ii) IBMT will improve emotion (indexed by PANAS scales) and (iii) this improved emotion may mediate the change in creativity.
A cafeteria approach to Chinese culture – "I'll take the work ethic, but not the stress-producing, creativity-killing exam, please" – doesn't work; the baby is inseparable from the bathwater.
There's a darker side to the movies Martin produced as his creativity sunk from view: LA Story, Parenthood, House Sitter, Father Of The Bride.
On the company's visit to New York last October, Anna Kisselgoff, chief dance critic of The New York Times, called the Australian Ballet "virtually a company reborn," saying that Mr. Stretton's leadership had produced "terrific dancing, creativity and a new ensemble spirit".
Pencil isn't the first product that FiftyThree has produced blending digital creativity with the real world.
Vernon expressed a positive opinion of working with West, and though he called West demanding in some ways, he appreciated West's enthusiasm for music and the creativity produced by the recording sessions.
