The head of every animal was fixed in the same position with inbuilt earplugs, tooth bar and nose-mask, to assure the same placement within the magnet from scan to scan.
That is true in theory, but until recently the societies charged much the same prices as the banks, and used their inbuilt cost advantage to build up their reserves.
A Macintosh intubating laryngoscope has been modified by attaching a waterproof USB camera with a inbuilt light source, which is located in the same position as the light source on the standard Macintosh blade thus providing a view angle of up to 290° and the USB camera is connected to a laptop.
Wall's photographs are both anti-theatrical, in that they nearly always depict a person or people fully engaged in what they are doing – in other words, "absorbed" – but at the same time they are deliberately staged for the camera, and their constructed quality is obvious, so they also have an inbuilt theatricality, or "facingness" (or "to-be-seenness", as Fried prefers it).
But Sellars feels that the inbuilt "alienation device" of opera is even more suited to the task: "You have critical distance, and at the same time the music is so overwhelming that it involves you completely".
The Restart Project, which helps people to repair their own phones (something that Apple's products often seem designed to frustrate) was at the same show, pointing out that the most ethical phone is the one you have in your pocket, maintained to overcome its inbuilt obsolescence.
To avoid giving American banks an inbuilt advantage (since so many more companies are rated there), the compromise was to have lending to unrated companies carry the same capital charge as all but the most highly rated bonds, those with AAA or AA ratings.
Selection also gives the winners the inbuilt mechanisms necessary to keep winning.
Think of Tintin, minus the dog, the quiff, and the inbuilt sense of fun.
But as a movie genre, it ticks so many boxes: despair, alienation, suffering, seize-the-day recklessness, inbuilt tragedy.
