"MECH[A]OUTPUT" As part of the Japan Society's "Noh-Now!" series and its technology showcase "Tech Epoch," the choreographer Koosil-Ja — born and raised in Osaka, of Korean descent, and a sometime Wooster Group collaborator — will perform elements of the highly stylized classical choreography of "Dojoji," a well-known Noh play about revenge, in the context of three-dimensional projections.
Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: In this epoch of seemingly constant threats to security and prosperity alike, Clive Davis offered music merchants at least one solution: Fun.
RNA was quantified through spectrophotometry using NanoDrop technology with the Epoch Multi-Volume Spectrophotometer System (BioTek, VT, USA).
RNA was quantified by spectrophotometry using NanoDrop technology with the Epoch Multi-Volume Spectrophotometer System (BioTek, VT, USA).
Gee, I said to Ms. Huffington, I know we are in a bold new epoch of technology journalism, but the whole thing still seems, well, naughty.
The self-regenerative function of precious metals in the intelligent catalyst is an epoch-making technology in the history of automotive catalysts after the 1970's.
When epoch-making technology, such as the microprocessor, is incorporated into the product system the direction of the progress in architecture may be reversed from the module to the integral.
The development of the knowledge brought together in the Internet shows us how little traditional disciplines and institutions help in explaining today's epoch-changing knowledge and technology innovations.
Indeed, when Goldman executives talked about buying Epoch, they described the acquisition as technology and a distribution system, not an investment bank.
"They are monopolies which have no need for IP," explains Joseph Cho, the boss of Pacific Epoch, a Shanghai firm that analyses technology markets.
