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It's citizens who saw things that could be working better and they decided to fix them, and through that work, they're creating a 21st-century ecosystem of participation.
They're creating a whole new set of ways for citizens to be involved, besides voting or signing a petition or protesting.
The customers of these rating agencies, like countries or companies, they are paying for their own ratings, and obviously this is creating a conflict of interest.
It means creating a much wider range of equally respected choices for women and for men.
Now, the central authorities have spent heavily on network infrastructure over the years, creating an attractive environment for investment.
Because over the last 30 years, people from outside the automotive industry have spent countless billions creating the needed miracles, but for entirely different purposes.
It's an issue for anybody who's building or creating something that you think is going to be amazing and will let people do awesome things.
For me, a place to begin healing the souls of those affected by war and disease is by creating comfortable and affordable interfaces for their bodies.
To prove out this vision, Craig and Ham set a goal of creating, for the first time, a synthetic cell, starting from DNA code in the computer.
It's scattering inside the telescope, creating that very bright image that washes out the planet.
Contrails change the climate by creating clouds where there were none before, and of course greenhouse gases change the system.
MT: We are intrigued by the possibility of creating a mechanical version of ourselves.
Alan Turing, a pioneer of artificial intelligence, spoke about creating the illusion that a machine could think.
We overlaid those from the medical image onto this image, creating something that we call a composite image.
We also wanted to get an idea of how strong the passwords were that people were creating, but as you may recall, there isn't a good measure of password strength.
You may have seen these on the Internet when you were creating passwords.
And so in our last password study, any time we detected somebody creating a password with the word "monkey" in it, we asked them why they had a monkey in their password.
So I know a lot of these TED Talks are inspirational and they make you think about nice, happy things, but when you're creating your password, try to think about something else.
Okay, great, now I can imagine creating all kinds of really horrible single sine wave pieces of music with this, but I'm going to do something that computers are really good at, which is repetition.
And at the same time, I think creating these types of instruments asks a question about the role of technology, and its place for how we make music.
Or to make that a bit larger, what would the world be like if we were creating sound consciously and consuming sound consciously and designing all our environments consciously for sound?
Let's get off our fannies, roll up our sleeves and get to work, passionately, in creating an almost perfect world.
And he often said, the demo only has to work once, because the primary mode of us impacting the world was through large companies being inspired by us and creating products like the Kindle or Lego Mindstorms.
Genetic engineering and bioengineering are creating a whole bunch of great new opportunities for chemistry, for computation, for memory.
I would take things like highlighter pen, mix it with water, pump it through plastic tubing, creating these glowing circulatory systems for people to walk through and enjoy.
In the creation of "Lost," Damon Lindelof and I, who created the show with me, we were basically tasked with creating this series that we had very little time to do.
Because creating movies of processes as we think they actually occur is really hard.
The process of creating an animation can act as a catalyst that allows researchers to crystalize and refine their own ideas.
But for that change to happen, we need more researchers creating animations, and toward that end, I brought together a team of biologists, animators and programmers to create a new, free, open-source software — we call it Molecular Flipbook — that's created just for biologists just to create molecular animations.
It works by [efficiently] creating new solutions to human problems.
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