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Now, the modern twist on this display argument is that the peacock is also advertising its health to the peahen.

And by analogy, think of the fact that only very rich men can afford to pay more than $10,000 for a watch as a display of their financial fitness.

And a key theme in AI is being able to understand intelligence by creating our own computational systems that display intelligence the way we see it in nature.

Clamshells are also popular in the ornamental trade as jewelry and for display.

Keeping secrets, believing the mantra that big boys don't cry, not knowing how to display any emotion confidently other than anger, participating in athletics and learning that the greater the performance on the field, the less the need to worry about the rules off it.

But it matters, for instance, for organic light-emitting diodes inks that we can use to produce display for your smartphone, for example.

And this guy's on display downstairs, so take a look if you get a chance.

PH: You know, so much was worked out: the first real-time interaction, the video display, pointing a gun.

So rather than securing a neutral background for the artworks on display, the wall now actively competed for attention.

Rather, she put multiple versions of her reality on display– and provided us with a few entry-ways into the contents of her soul.

And before I launch into the display of some of the slides and into the preview, I would like to point out this beautiful detail about scientists and design.

Another important characteristic of turbulence is the different scales of motion that these flows display.

Multiple perspectives only compound the horror on display– sending the eyes hurtling around the frame in a futile hunt for peace.

And where you might expect the canvas’ massive size to counteract this feeling, its scale only highlights the nearly life-sized atrocities on display.

And the abundance of animals on display may hint at the bombing’s date– a market day which flooded the streets with villagers, animals, and other potential causalities.

Now the display on your laptop costs, in rough numbers, 10 dollars a diagonal inch.

Today we don't need one million light bulbs to create a spherical display.

There are four on-board micro-controllers that, each time this ring rotates it, as it passes the rear of the display, it picks up a position signal.

And from that, the on-board micro-controllers can extrapolate the position of the ring at all points around the revolution and display arbitrary bitmap images and animations.

In addition to higher resolution versions of this display, my father and I are working on a new patent-pending design for a fully volumetric display using the same phenomenon.

And so we can control that with micro-controllers and create a fully volumetric, three-dimensional display with just 256 LEDs.

This is actually only about 1.5 percent of what the final display will be in May.

This piece, actually, will be on display down in the Sierra Simulcast Lounge in the breaks between now and the end of the show.

And, you know, it doesn't look as convincing as we want; I've got wires coming out of the back of me, and there's a sixth-of-a-second delay between when we capture the video and we display it up there.

Then you see the broadclub cuttlefish showing this passing cloud display as it approaches a crab prey.

And finally, you see the flamboyant cuttlefish in camouflage and it can shift instantly to this bright warning display.

They're paintings I made and put a PalmPilot in the middle as a kind of display that's sort of thinking, I'm abstract art.

Now, it could be that motion pictures and eventually, virtual reality, or something equivalent to it, some sort of immersive display, is going to provide us with our most efficient escape from the world that we're in.

As a small example, many of us have experienced the change in driving behavior that comes from having a real time display of mileage showing precisely how one's driving habits affect the vehicle's efficiency.

The last few years have all seen the rise of innovations in how we measure and display aspects of the world that can be too big, or too intangible, or too slippery to grasp easily.

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