When UK/Estonia-based virtual fitting room startup Fits.me first outed its solution to the try-for-size-before-you-buy problem of clothes shopping online, it was technologically eye-catching to say the least.
I say this because not only does the New Aesthetic take as given a heretofore-feminine vulnerability among the humans being surveilled, but also treats the surveilling machine eye as technologically immature and therefore morally innocent.
However technologically advanced the battle becomes, eyes and ears are still the first line of defense against the bombs, said Brig.
To "come up with an F1 car that is technologically advanced, and captivating to the eye".
With his eyes dimmed and voice technologically obscured, Mr. Bale, who's suited up from the start, doesn't have access to an actor's most expressive tools.
And they cast a new eye on pieces that were technologically ahead of their time, like Joe Colombo's 4801 armchair (Kartell, a pioneer in high-end plastic furniture, is finally releasing it in plastic 47 years after first producing it in plywood).
However, obtaining online eye-movement recordings has been technologically difficult during functional magnetic resonance (MR) imaging studies.
Look, through Anthony Alofsin's eyes at Budapest's Royal Postal Savings Bank: its technologically advanced construction says modern no less clearly than the spoken word, while its references to Hungarian folk culture proclaim its historical roots.
They're technologically shiny, highly visible, seemingly easy to keep an eye on and have large, influential lobbies behind them.
No, this isn't a beautiful or ingratiating building, but it's technologically smart, with an underground turntable for trucks that may sound eye-rollingly dull but makes traffic engineers like the city's transportation commissioner, Janette Sadik-Khan, swoon because it reduces the number of backing up and double-parked 16-wheelers on nearby streets like Dean.
To resolve this issue, it has been suggested that embedding verbal and nonverbal stimuli such as facial expressions, vocal tones, eye gazes, and gestures can heighten perceptions of social presence in technologically-mediated channels [28].
