Even more intriguingly, company co-founder Sergey Brin showed the latest iteration of the still-experimental "Project Glass", the system that combines eyeglasses with cameras, audio and heads-up projection.
The tricked out house features a 120 ft. spectacularly lit pool, a projection room, glass walls and skylights, and even it's own private pyramid floating in a glowing pond.
Differentiation of the SLF from the arcuate fasciculus and their respective cortical projections (see Glasser and Rillig [ 2008] for a meta-analysis) is not easily achieved by the current means of diffusion tensor imaging and interpretation of their functional roles must, therefore, await further empirical support.
And the entire east side of the tower consists of a triangular glass projection that is supported by the external steel spine.
It has just revamped its on-air look with a new studio backdrop, touchscreens and a glass "projection ball" for presenters to use.
Several of his trademarks make appearances, including real-time video projections and a glass box set.
Mark T. Simpson's set and lighting design are tastefully gaudy: a polyester lace curtain with black and blue sequins, and bold graphic projections (a martini glass for divine decadence, a white picket fence for film-noir defiance).
Symmetrical "wings" were drawn outward at each side; these were sometimes further elaborated into animals or masks, and sometimes the stem so bristled with projections that the glass can hardly have been used for drinking at all.
For 2010's "Osedax," made with her partner, Edgar Cleijne, visitors crouch to enter a black-box theater and settle in to view two simultaneous projections: one of glass slides hand-painted with watery abstractions, the other a 16-millimeter film incorporating footage of a shipwreck off Rhode Island.
In "Osedax," made with the artist's partner, Edgar Cleijne, visitors crouch to enter a black-box theater and settle in to view two simultaneous projections: one of glass slides hand-painted with watery abstractions, the other a 16-millimeter film incorporating footage of a shipwreck off the coast of Rhode Island.
