He worked at Atari during the 70s and early 80s, helping to create seminal titles like Night Driver, Missile Command and Demon Attack.
· £19.99, Momentum The Driver Walter Hill's seminal, minimal car-chase thriller, starring Ryan O'Neal and Bruce Dern.
The theory behind protean behaviour (see also the seminal work by Humphries and Driver in the '70 s) implies catching the predator by surprise, for example by turning left just after a right turn.
One seminal set of studies of London bus drivers and conductors showed that the sedentary bus drivers had higher rates of heart disease than the ticket takers, who moved around during the workday.
In their 1997 seminal paper Colin Cramerer, Linda Babcock, George Loewenstein, and Richard Thaler observed that cab drivers work fewer hours on rainy days.
In their seminal study, (Maguire et al. 2000) found that London taxi drivers had larger posterior and smaller anterior hippocampi than age-matched controls, a difference thought to reflect the relative navigational experience of the two groups.
Liu et al. in a seminal paper demonstrated how the problem of determining the minimum set of driver nodes required for structural controllability can be mapped into a maximum matching problem [4].
The emergence of the field of climatology with the 1883 publication of Julius von Hann's (1839 1921) seminal Handbook of Climatology (Handbuch der Klimatologie) led researchers to emphasize the physical and global drivers of climate while downplaying the importance of forests in climate systems (Edwards 2013).
Mark Leckey: Containers and their Drivers is the first comprehensive survey of Leckey's oeuvre, and will include seminal works like Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore, his 1999 found footage documentation of British club culture, and Dream English Kid 1964 1999 AD, his 2015 autobiography composed of YouTube clips and eBay ephemera. .
Recognition of the seminal role of inflammation in atherogenesis (1) has led to a search for key molecular drivers of the vascular inflammatory response as potential therapeutic targets or markers of prognosis in at-risk individuals.
