Fox also cut the visual effects budget nearly in half, partly by reusing digital designs for the computer-generated animal characters.
Furthermore, we present a method to simplify and partly automate the process of reusing digital building models, which are already used in construction, to create virtual scenes, instead of having to do parallel content creation for visualization.
The film reused digital elements from Toy Story but, true to the company's "prevailing culture of perfectionism, it reused less of Toy Story than might be expected".
At the OGP Toolbox website, governments, civil society organizations, cities and parliaments from all over the world can share and reuse digital tools using government information and data.
Only in this case it is possible to reuse the digital and analog intellectual property (IP) blocks.
The two-month-old strike -- Hollywood's longest work stoppage in 20 years -- revolves around two questions that have long-term implications: What kinds of writers and programs should be covered by the guild's collective bargaining agreement; and how should writers be compensated when their creations are reused, especially in digital form?
DIPIR employs qualitative and quantitative data collection to investigate the reuse of digital data in quantitative social sciences, archaeology, and zoology.
This work presents effective solutions, suitable for large-scale production of ICs, since it combines high-precision, high-linearity and temperature-independent standard analog circuits, which are commonly offered by the semiconductor industry, with the simplicity and reuse of digital PID compensation as input.
(Becta, 2008, p. 32) Two factors are fundamental to achieving economies of scale in relation to reuse of digital resources.
There may be technical, cultural, and pedagogical obstacles to the successful design, retrieval, and reuse of digital learning resources, however.
Findings of the sub-group are that the field is already moving in the expected direction in several areas; most notably, the DataCite initiative [ 20] has established a worldwide data registration agency that reuses and extends the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) scheme that is already widely used in the scholarly publishing domain [ 21, 22].
