Its pioneers worked with rooms full of jury-rigged equipment to generate sounds on tape, then painstakingly spliced them together.
Signs of economizing are everywhere in the lab, from a shortage of supplies in the coffee room to jury-rigged equipment.
The team's task was to employ "reverse engineering" by uncovering the tunnels and what remained of the tunnelers' jury-rigged equipment to replicate the wartime fliers' ingenuity.
Among these images of places and non-places, barricaded and blocked-off streets in Hebron, Struth interjects his shots of hi-tech laboratory equipment, rigged-up experiments and the infernal machinery of scientific investigation.
Conceptual photographer Logan Zillmer captures surreal images with a healthy mix of DIY lighting equipment, jerry-rigged set pieces, and pure imagination with just a dash of Photoshop to bring it all together.
But the drive for Olympic gold also brought cheating, he concedes, sometimes through rigged judges, sometimes through illicit equipment, as in 1972 when a Soviet fencer was disqualified for wiring his épée to set off the electronic recording machine at will.
For example: location of our equipment, how boats are rigged, launched using a hoist, de-rigged and stored.
But when equipment can be unauditably rigged, election results will be bought by organized criminals and terrorists, not just politicians.
With the standard-issue equipment woefully obsolete, jerry-rigged, and possibly revolutionary systems are springing up all the time -- network websites, Hulu, YouTube (premium and regular), Amazon and Netflix.
There is about 400 tons daily from two sources: runoff from a makeshift cooling system rigged together after the site's regular cooling equipment was knocked out by the earthquake and tsunami in March 2011, and a steady stream of groundwater seeping into damaged reactors.
The TV would have to be rigged to send your remote-control signals back to the equipment downstairs, wirelessly.
