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But it was their potential use in humans that riveted the public and policy makers this year after a Chinese team became the first to publicly report using it to alter the DNA of human embryos (nonviable ones produced as part of IVF efforts) and a U.K. group said it wanted to do similar research in the United Kingdom.
I mention this because the authors critique the software metaphor because "using it to alter or affect the academic reward system is a tricky prospect".
However, scientific software struggles for recognition just as data does, so using it to alter or affect the academic reward system for data is a tricky prospect.
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The flexibility that the healthy heart displays in its metabolic machinery enables it to alter substrate use depending on substrate availability and circulating hormone levels.
In terms of the specific technology it's using to alter selfies in a photorealistic way, Goncharov says FaceApp makes use of "deep generative convolutional neural networks".
It works much like the human eye, using electricity to alter the shape of two drops of liquid, to bend light, alter focus, and produce a miniature, yet powerful (multi-megapixel) lens for a variety of applications.
I don't believe in using chemicals to alter my mind.
Using electricity to alter the brain is an ancient idea.
I remember a time when foreign billionaires were allowed to make architectural changes to a posh part of London, and Prince Charles used his influence to alter it – it was never clear why the billionaires could do anything, but a future monarch was not even supposed to have an opinion.
This power may give one the ability to dominate another in Pettit's sense, since it can be used arbitrarily to alter or constrain another's activities, even if it is in fact used only rarely.
It employs using genetic modification to alter the sensitivity of malignant or normal tissue to the effect of radiation [14 17].
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