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On the other hand, we're humans, we live in a physical world.
So the question is: How do we get the stuff over from the digital into the physical?
If you look at the iPhone with its touch and the Wii with its bodily activity, you can see the tendency; it's getting physical.
For example, we can augment digital content with physical mass.
And I think making it physical is a good way to do that.
First, ultrasound: we're very familiar with it from physical therapy; it's also now being used to treat cancer.
And what parts of the seed husk we don't digest, actually become part of the final, physical composite.
They used to use a plastic packaging buffer, but we were able to give them the exact same physical performance with our grown material.
We're only just beginning to understand how the physical oceanography and the biological oceanography come together to create a seasonal force that actually causes the upwelling that might make a hot spot a hope spot.
Just to give you an example, every single root apex is able to detect and to monitor concurrently and continuously at least 15 different chemical and physical parameters.
And that's not always going to happen in physical spaces.
And you can see, there is a physical space that has been created for him, parking that car, along with the owner's car, but more importantly, they've created a space in their mind that "Yes, my chauffeur is going to come in his own car and park it."
Sure the actors are in physical good shape, but they cannot act!
Steve Carell is not a physical comedian.
While Stan does look like he might be dying anytime soon, he still performs fine physical comedy with Ollie during much of the first 45 minutes or so.
The characters are universally bland, the locations are criminally under-utilized, there's no attempt to create tension or suspense, the physical effects are either laughably bad or shamelessly stolen from other movies, and the ubiquitous tribal rape scenes are barely worthy of a PG-13.
The physical and mental torture those men endured was too horrific for them to even talk about.
Yet, as an avid follower of Seagal's career and background, his physical appearance was inconsistent with his genre of clean, pure, healthy Zen Buddhist living, notably in his on screen discussions with Wayans.
The story of a little girl facing abuse (both emotional and physical) and trying to deal with it and survive.
But the script is simply devoid of one-liners, wit, humour or punch lines of the verbal or physical kind that this kind of film demands.
There is a lot of action involving gun-play(no muzzle-flashes on those M-16s, only sound effects), motorcycles(that bust through walls), karate(where no one makes physical contact) and even some sex(where all the actors are ugly).
Starting off by the characters physical appearances...like Channing Tantums lack of tattoos n Amanda Seyfried not being a brunette lol but i let that go...the character developments were not there at all...you didn't have time to love amanda seyfried character and you couldn't feel for her or for john when they first separated...i thought the two weeks were rushed and i hated that she left first then him...it took the emotional separation away...and why did they change Tim from the book...why did they make him a dad instead of a brother and why did they make him sooo old looking and the movie lacked that intense moment when they find out what happens at the end (didnt want to spoil it lol but for those who watched it u know what i mean) and whhhyyyy ooooo wwhyyyy did they change the ending...in the book it was heartbreaking and emotional and it emphasized on Channing Tatums character's decision whhyyy did they twist it...it just made it look like a rushed ending...it was terrible...thats what disappointed me the most...the ending of the book should have been exactly the same :(
Only near the summit is a little fatigue suggested, to dramatically accentuate the physical feat of climbing such a monstrous peak, almost as an afterthought.
The script had very few funny lines; there was no physical comedy; it was boring.
Physical Evidence is one of those films that you want to like but really should be a lot better than it actually is.
This movie clearly has an agenda, which could be summed up like this: Never, never cross the border (either physical or metaphorical).
This one has maybe a few chuckles, but it's mostly just really bad one-liners and dumb physical stuff.
Even in the 1950s when intellectual searching for the meaning of life was fashionable and beatnik rejection of physical comforts, clean clothes, haircuts, etc. was a common reaction to the smug middle-class mores of both the USA and western Europe, this movie would have been a stinker.
It ends by portraying the faulty notion that unusual stress without physical exertion always brings on cardiac arrest.
She's verbose, hung up on some aging has been and even worse, has no credible skills in physical agility other than (surprise!)
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