Later movements downshift into dumbo action, while the repetitive time-frame starts to smack of Groundhog Day, but the sheer logistics of planning and shooting (revealed in the slick extras) remain impressive.
This Beck-Hannity obsession has triggered the "Fox Effect," a media phenomenon whereby the repetitive news framing of one 24-hour cable network seeps into the coverage of other outlets -- and, frighteningly, into the political discourse of society as a whole.
The signal was similar to a GSM base station, with 5 GSM (voice) and 3 EDGE - (data) pulses within each of the 4.62 ms repetitive GSM frames.
This sensitivity was dependent on the use of photo stable QDs because organic fluorophores bleached during repetitive scanning and frame averaging to improve the signal to noise ratio (Figure S1F).
Soon, anything repetitive within a frame of reference will be taken over by weak AI, and the strong AI will become the next frontier in technology — with a potential that could alter the course of human evolution.
In America, they mostly do metal steel frame, repetitive floors.
Pandoravirus genomes are predicted to encode more than 2,500 protein-coding genes, including repetitive open reading frames (ORFs) likely generated by local gene duplications [ 33].
We thus hypothesize that the first HyPRP gene may have been a LTP derivative that acquired a sequence encoding proline-rich N-terminal domain either by means of gene fusion or by introduction of an in-frame repetitive element.
Likewise, manual workers can put huge strain on the body through constant daily repetitive lifting and the frame needs to be able to cope with all this stress.
Strauss's sublime opening string sextet and exquisite closing monologue frame a rambling, repetitive debate on the relationship of words and music and the purpose of opera – a light dinner-party conversation decorated by references to Gluck, Beaumarchais and Couperin, and set in the last years before the French Revolution.
