Imagine a future in which we capitalize on the principles of neural reconfiguration, producing devices — from smartphones to cars to space stations — that flexibly adapt rather than bust.
Response: The information theoretical terms used here are standard, so we do not see the necessity to justify them here from first principles; there is a huge literature on the basic concepts of the theory and its applications in different areas including the interesting paper of Dewar and Porté[ 32] as well as the vast body of work by Jaynes and his followers on which we capitalize here[ 6, 7].
This is a unique and first time case study on how to design art experiences whilst considering all the senses (i.e., vision, sound, touch, smell, and taste), in particular touch, which we exploited by capitalizing on a novel haptic technology, namely, mid-air haptics.
We have established a company to hold Ele.me and Koubei as our combined flagship local services vehicle, which we plan to separately capitalize with investments from Alibaba, Ant Financial and third-party investors.
Motivated by these observations, we sought to examine ways in which gaming and modeling could be combined in fundamental ways that are more domain agnostic, and which simultaneously capitalize on the strengths of human players and computational capabilities (which we note include not just modeling, but also more mundane tasks such as movement of data between players).
His victory was the result of a clear strategy in which he capitalized on Ms. Reno's perceived vulnerabilities.
"Nice Work," which is capitalized at $10 million and which several years back was slated to star Harry Connick Jr., is a hybrid show.
The show, which was capitalized at $10.5 million, recouped its investment in a little over seven months, one of the shortest times in Broadway history.
Between graceful pass catching and electrifying kick returns, Howard pioneered the candidacy of the highlight reel, which was capitalized on by Woodson, his fellow Wolverine.
Auto sales in Asia remain especially lucrative for G.M., which has capitalized more successfully on the surging Chinese market than has Ford.
