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He returned a year later with Lumiere, an immersive three dimensional audio-visual performance that saw laser technology stretched to its capacity, driven by live improvisation software that Henke himself developed.

Three dimensional culture improves cell performance over monolayer cultures.

To overcome the reduced rate performance, three dimensional (3D) architectures were generated in composite cathode layers.

The condensing heat transfer of R134a on five tubes with integral-fin density of 20, 37, 48, 54, 56 fpi and five different high performance three dimensional enhanced tubes are studied for their single horizontal tube.

In addition, she will soon release Narcisa Pheres Fine Jewelry Royal Bridal Collection that consists of ideal cut hearts and arrows diamonds, which are cut to a very high degree of three dimensional symmetry and light performance.

The transverse impact performance of three dimensional (3-D) braided composite tubes has been studied both experimentally and numerically.

To investigate the influences of crosswind and ambient pressure on the system's thermal performance, a three dimensional model that considered the ambiance was developed.

The work is at once a three dimensional audiovisual installation and a performance that takes hold of its exhibition space and transforms it into a genuine maze where visitors are expected to get lost.

It has been widely accepted that information about protein three dimensional structure would increase prediction performance.

The experimental results indicate that the specially-designed integrally-finned tubes No.4 and No.5 of high density show the highest overall heat transfer performance over the three dimensional enhanced tubes about 8%.

This paper discusses the theoretical and experimental performance of a three dimensional Micro-Opto-Electromechanical systems (MOEMS) device which consists of a planar micro mirror positioned in the in-plane and out-of-plane directions by electrostatic actuators.