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In the early 1990's, animators realized that it could be used to replicate human movements and adapted it to computer games.
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Experimental approaches have been used to replicate collision damage in lab conditions using postmortem human subjects (PMHS) impact devices [ 6].
For example, an in vitro human retinal organoid system could be used to replicate the genetic and cellular events that normally take place in utero.
Rendered in what its creators called Squigglevision — a pseudo-amateurish cartooning style that uses software to replicate human error — the show looked as if it was hand-drawn by an artist on way too much coffee.
Although this problem is not unique to surrogate models, it often arises when biomedical researchers use them to replicate human disease at the molecular level.
Among the men VICE spoke to, a prevalent theme was using dolls to replicate human presence.
Demand became such that the company could barely keep up with orders, said Andrea Bonaveri, who now runs the company with his brother Guido, who is responsible for designing new models using laser scanners to replicate human figures.
In this paper, we describe a novel approach to incorporate variability within a fuzzy inference system using non-stationary fuzzy sets in order to replicate human variability.
He said he came to realize the mistake other prosthetics designers had made: trying to replicate human bones.
"We want to be able to replicate human behavior through observation.
Add free will to it and it creates many billion unique combinations, making it complex to replicate human experience and human intelligence.
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