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After demoing interactive content via an Oculus Rift, Leviathan set up a projection-mapped installation at Jabil's Blue Sky Center, which projected the digital media onto the simulated city landscape.
It commemorates the Culbertson-Lenz match of 1931-32, which projected the game onto the front pages of American newspapers for the first and last time.
An estimated $21.1 billion entered stock mutual funds in June, up from $18.7 billion in May, according to Trim Tabs Financial Services Inc., which projected the flow for the month.
Known as the Man in Black, both for his voice, which projected the fateful gravity of a country patriarch, and for his signature look, which suggested a cowboy undertaker, Mr. Cash was one of the few performers who outlasted trends to become a mythical figure rediscovered by each new generation.
Last week, the U.S. Forest Service released a report which projected the ability of forests to sequester carbon could decline as much as 35percentt within just 25 years.
As evidence of the job creation potential of the wind energy sector, Hunt pointed to a 2008 US Department of Energy DOEE) report, which projected the creation of 380,000 jobs if the country produced 20percentt of its power from wind by 2030.
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Their commitment data is entered into a climate simulator, which projects the result onto a large screen: the expected average temperature will rise 3.6° by 2100.
More specifically, we first design a weakly supervised embedding algorithm which projects the local image features (i.e., graphlets in this work) onto the pre-defined semantic space.
In this paper, we present a dynamic simulation model which projects the future population of the city of Leeds as a basis for policy analysis and scenario planning.
The first layer is comprised of a fixed randomly generated recurrent neural network, the reservoir, which projects the input into a high-dimensional, dynamic space.
