(Dunning) HEATHER HARPHAM AND CASSIE TERMAN (Friday and Saturday) The two create a landscape that is navigated by guides like a clothesline, broken teacups, tiny blackbirds, tattered envelopes and a 30-year friendship.
Once, when he traveled to London for business, de Grey invited him to Cambridge and took him boating in a punt, a small, flat-bottomed craft that's navigated with a long pole.
The interface, demoed in the above video, pulls in data from Facebook, Instagram and Foursquare to display personalised content that is navigated by the TV viewer from the comfort of their armchair using a range of hand gestures.
Constantly in need of a leader but unable to follow in any direction that's navigated by hard work, self-reliance.
Only later does he mention that he was navigating the craft himself.
I would like to think that files can have a sense of place, that we can consider games environments and 3D files as things that can be navigated.
The growing threat of inflation highlighted the difficult ground that must be navigated by the Federal Reserve as it charts policy.
To do it well, they must not only attend to details, but also handle the unforeseen hiccups that must be navigated before Mr. Romney utters a single word.
The needed credible commitment then comes not as a trick, but as a seemingly irrevocable feature of the world that must be navigated.
Each complete scan, amounting to nearly 10 terabytes of data, is then assembled by computer into a 3D image that can be navigated like a video game.
A user can also generate smaller perspective streams that can be navigated within the panoramic field of view using a mouse.
