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...l part in the democratisation of knowledge about invisibility. At the same time, the book also constitutes another attempt to harness and reduce the alteri
...nuary: 286-290 <br><br>McCall, M. & Kinsler, P. (2011) ‘Cloaking Space-Time,’ ''Physicsworld ''24 (7) July: 35-38. <br><br>McCandless, D. (2010) ''Info
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Sasaki, N., Owari, T. & and F. E. Putz (2011), 'Time to Substitute Wood Bioenergy for Nuclear Power in Japan', in ''Energies'' 4
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...ravity twists the space-time matrix and yet is not itself outside of space-time, drugs contort the surfaces of culture but are ''cultural substances'' from
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...m the limits of the physical world, reflected the utopic atmosphere of the time. The technological revolution, in particular the rise of the digital networ
...point the direction to an efficient way for computers to monitor, in real time, video footage for specific events. The goal is ultimately to 'teach' the c
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Landecker, H. (2005) 'Living Differently in Time: Plasticity, Temporality, and Cellular Biotechnologies', ''Culture Machine'
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...lm Roux, who sustained embryonic chicken tissue alive for short periods of time, and by Ross G. Harrison, who grew a frog’s nerve cell outside of the body
...from one to the other, the nuclei will combine, and it will become, for a time anyway, a single cell with two complete, alien genomes, ready to dance, rea
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...above Almodóvar's trailer. I recommend letting both clips run at the same time.<br><br> ENJOY THE READINGS! LONG LIVE THE BOOK! <br><br> '''Notes '''<br><
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...inability of most search engines to follow links within flash sites. Real-time content remains a problem because search engines cannot keep up with the ra
...r Compressed files (.zip, .tar, etc.) Content in relational databases Real-time content Dynamically generated content Why It's Invisible No links for crawl
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...k, MySpace, or LinkedIn. The Neilsen Company reports that 22 % of all time spent online is devoted to social network sites. (NeilsenWire, June 15) Mor
...log.nielsen.com/nielsenwire/global/social-media-accounts-for-22-percent-of-time-online/.<br><br>
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...and%20idealism%20need%20not%20be%20mutually%20exclusive. "Dhanda RK (2003) Time for bioethics and business to start talking. Commerce and idealism need not
...ot of what these companies were doing to address bioindustry ethics at the time of our interviews.
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...ia Hypothesis. The world as a living organism', chapter in ''Redeeming the Time: A Political Theology of the Environment
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.... (2011) ‘Vultures and their People in India: Equity and Entanglement in a Time of Extinctions,’ ''Australian Humanities Review'' 50 (2011), 45-60 http://e
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...ledge imperialism', the failure 'to host the otherness of the other'. At a time when modernizing narratives of 'development' were refashioning pre-war colo
...armers and agricultural workers' (Kloppenburg, 2009: 248-249). At the same time, the environmental call for 'sustainability' has cleared a space for the gr
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...ine dating site in order to produce better matches), we now have entered a time where… we can in fact see ourselves live, become cognizant about how our li
...ce, combine it with others, subject it to debate and critique through real-time social networks, and then edit, post and distribute it worldwide would be i
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69 KB (10,417 words) - 16:17, 23 September 2012
...erally beggars belief. Since Spirit has been stuck in a sand-trap for some time, there would certainly have been ample opportunity for this robot to conduc
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...ablished that are sharply separated from the one another while at the same time being weakly linked by the pineal gland - what Descartes thought to be the
...constituted by politics, technology and the social workforce. At the same time, this approach certainly provides no definitive answers as far as the philo
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...e established that are sharply separated from each other while at the same time being weakly linked by the pineal gland - what Descartes thought to be the
...constituted by politics, technology and the social workforce. At the same time, this approach certainly provides no definitive answers as far as the philo
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...ties and social sciences have mostly been occupied with the human scale of time – of years, decades, or, at best, civilizations of hundreds or thousands of
...''automated internal transitions'' and energy efficiency in the actual use-time of processors and distributed environments such as data centres (Lang &
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...rkshop] at Arizona State University, 24-25 April 2014.) Travelling through time, a concept has a history and different names in different periods. It will
...ains that while the term 'energy' was only spelt in this way for the first time in 1599, its etymological roots can be found in Artistotle's ''Metaphysics'
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