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About four months ago, we finally tied all this together and produced one of the first computer vision models that is capable of generating a human-like sentence when it sees a picture for the first time.

And ironically, we're kind of used to having this kind of interactivity when it comes to virtual objects, when it comes to video games and 3D models, but to be able to capture this information from real objects in the real world using just simple, regular video, is something new that has a lot of potential.

So we design in real 3D, making scale structural models out of the same material that we'll later use to build the house.

So instead of coming here to tell you about the somewhat tedious nature of the data and data analysis and the complex computer models we make, I have a different way to try to explain to you some of the things that we're thinking about exoplanets.

So working on the models and thinking about biochemistry, it's all well and good.

The bottom companies had intense funding, they even had business models in some cases, but they didn't succeed.

And I think that's why we've used males as models in a lot of medical research, something that we know now to be a problem if we want the results to apply to both men and women.

The way we sent drawings to Japan: we used the magic computer in Michigan that does carved models, and we used to make foam models, which that thing scanned.

There were plenty of models for that, in Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns, and many artists who were making beautiful art and sculpture with junk materials.

These are the models.

These are the models for it.

And these are the kind of study models we did.

And we studied many models.

We want male leaders to become role models and change agents within their own institutions.

They are very happy with their balls-and-sticks models of molecules.

I develop and test models of the Big Bang, using observational data.

Well, making and testing models of the universe is, for me, the best way I have of enjoying and appreciating the universe.

We need to make the best mathematical models we can, the most consistent ones.

The ability to make and test models has become essential, not only to every single area of science today, but also to modern society itself.

And gradually these models got better and better, and better and better.

So all of this data, where we need to look at the cellular level, has been generated using animal models.

That said, cosmologists are pushing the limits of mathematical models to speculate on what, if anything, exists beyond our spacetime.

In these proposed models, vibrating strings are the building blocks of the universe.

Competing models for strings have now been consolidated into a unified description, and suggest these structures may interact with massive, higher dimensional surfaces called branes.

As it stands now, they’re speculative explorations of mathematical models.

While these models are inspired and guided by many scientific experiments, there are very few objective experiments to directly test them, yet.

Until the next Edwin Hubble comes along, scientists will likely be left to argue about the elegance of their competing models… and continue to dream about what, if anything, lies beyond our universe.

So we switched our models, and now we began to look for skeletal stem cells.

I've talked a lot about models.

I began this talk with models.

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