Sentences with phrase «bleeding edge by»

Bleeding Edge by Thomas Pynchon (Penguin Press).

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We believe the treatment of bond investors by Detroit and Stockton represents the bleeding edge of a trend that accords a higher priority to some public expenditures over others.

Others had left and their replacements did not yet have the clout to convince Hastings he was being too aggressive for a customer base that by 2011 could hardly have been considered on the bleeding edge of consumer tech.

Confronted with a deep gash in the liver with severe bleeding, the researchers closed the wound by spreading the aqueous nanoparticle solution and pressing the two edges of the wound toget her.

Bleed: To print at or off the very edge of a page by design.

This bleeding edge silicon is accompanied by a generous 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage.

Through the contest, players can unleash their creativity by creating new content and game experiences like environments, characters, weapons, tools, and vehicles by using the same bleeding edge game technology that was used to develop Gears of War and Unreal Tournament 3.

By utilizing the improved capabilities, larger cache, and overclocking potential over the previous processor architecture, Velocity Micro continues a precedent of providing the latest in bleeding edge technology in its ultra performance PCs and workstations.

Thanks to major innovations by Adobe and NVIDIA, CS4 users can now utilize the bleeding - edge hardware found in Velocity Micro's powerful workstations, making them the clear system of choice for graphics professionals.

I am heartened by your return to the bleeding edge and I look forward to playing your next game.

West scanned a single sheet of paper thirty times; each resulting print contains subtle shadows and marks caused by the handling of the paper over time, as well as a black border created by the scanner's light bleeding around the edge of the paper.

The division was softened by the blurred edges caused by the uneven rates of absorption of oil and solvent, and the compositions often developed over several days, even months, with the artist adding further layers or letting the pigments bleed out gradually.

Bill by Bill brings together classic Modernist forms with bleeding edge post-studio, conceptually based1 practices to create a mercenary stunning vision of contemporary art.

Since 2012, Magnolia Editions has published an ongoing series of archival watercolor prints by Close which use the artist's grid format and the precision afforded by contemporary digital printers to layer water - based pigment on Hahnemuhle rag paper [31] such that the native behavior of watercolor is manifested in each print: «The edges of each pixel bleed with cyan, magenta, and yellow, creating a kind of three - dimensional fog effect behind the intended color swatches.»

By making «the new» its subject, it is vulnerable to what media theorist Wendy Chun calls the «bleeding edge of obsolescence.»

There are trademark qualities here, like the bleeding edges of irregular shapes caused by the solvents and oils moving beyond the pigments on the canvas.

A beautiful lattice - work pattern designed by Adjaye Associates covers this catalog and bleeds onto the edges of the pages.

Echoing the promised utopia and oft - dismal reality of advanced technological networks and intimating at the vague disillusion of late - stage capitalism, Bleeding Edge features site - specific installations and new media works by artists Anthony Antonellis, Kelsey... Continue reading Bleeding Edge An Immersive Triumph at Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art

By the way, what the hell is «bleeding edge technology»?

Recent climate change predictions produced by the latest bleeding - edge computer models have proven to be spectacularly wrong.

Do make a note that there's some light bleed on the edges, which is evidenced by the gradient effect that can be seen at the edges.

This is the bleeding - edge of technology being created by some of the smartest minds in America.

Hoover sits at the bleeding edge of new technology and right now he's most excited by platforms that change the way people interact with tech — especially audio - based platforms like Google Home, Amazon's Alexa, and Apple's Airpods that let users interact using audio commands rather than touching a screen.

It featured a fold - out 5 - inch display attached to a gaming controller, and was powered by NVIDIA's then - bleeding edge Tegra 4 processor.

As mentioned, the TV's LED panel uses a full array backlighting system, often preferred by videophiles, thanks to a reputation for better screen uniformity and less backlight bleed than edge - lit displays.

This is not a bleeding - edge chipset since the Snapdragon 805 is now making its way into flagship phones, but the money Motorola saved by using an 801 — and the savings it is passing along to end users — does not come at the expense of performance.

As a threshold matter, Kodak's story arc is dramatic: a former Dow Jones Industrial Average component, once driven into bankruptcy by technological change, announcing a blockchain - based image rights management platform to regain a place on tech's bleeding edge.

We absolutely believe that you don't need the very latest processor or bleeding edge camera sensor to still have a phone that's enjoyable to use - but if a brand is going to save money by using old or less - optimized components, it needs to pass those savings onto the consumer.

That bleeding edge title is Bug Village, first announced back in August and from the fine folks at Glu Mobile (with porting duties handled by Babaroga).

REWS is known for delivering leading edge — rather than bleeding edge - solutions that are complemented by passionate personal service, support, and coaching.