Sentences with phrase «generation engine for»

Last October we announced Project Quantum, our effort to create a next - generation engine for modern computers, by leveraging technology from our Servo research project.

I think this is a great use of a procedural - generation engine for enhancing the gameplay experience.

Not exact matches

For the first time in living memory, GE is on the road to becoming a coherent whole, built around industrial infrastructure businesses including power generation, locomotives, jet engines, and oil and gas production equipment.

Gouw invested early in the real estate search engine Trulia (IPO 2012) and more recently Cato Networks, which offers next - generation security services on demand, as well as ForeScout, a cybersecurity unicorn that is a leader in network and IoT security, and Exabeam, a leader in user behavior analytics for cybersecurity.

She invested early in real estate search engine Trulia (IPO 2012) and more recently Cato Networks, which offers next - generation security services on demand, as well as Exabeam, a leader in user behavior analytics for cybersecurity.

Personal consumption is the largest pillar of U.S. GDP, accounting for 70 % of the economy.1 Since the 1980s, the Baby Boomer generation — born between 1946 and 1964 — has been an enormous engine of that spending.

In order to have an effective and successful lead generation engine, the team requires a full time dedicated manager willing to provide the direction and coaching necessary for their success.

Thanks to its compact size — less than 1 m in height — and with a connection size of 80 mm, the Alfa Laval T8 is the ideal gasketed plate heat exchanger for HVAC applications in buildings, as well as numerous other industries such as fluid power, metalworking, marine, power generation, general manufacturing, general utility cooling, engine cooling, and the semi-conductor industry.

And just a side note, during the day, he works in a lab developing new technologies in free - electron generation for some tbd application and in a external heat engine design to change the world's power generation methodology.

The statement also said that UK operations will remain a centre of excellence for powertrain development and production, and announced plans to build a new generation two - litre diesel engine at Dagenham from 2015 or 2016.

However, its future potential uses are significantly limited by scarcity and cost, as well as the fact that platinum readily binds with carbon monoxide, which «poisons» the desired reactions, for example in polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel cells, which are the leading contenders for small - scale and mobile power generation not based on batteries or combustion engines.

The technology developed and tested at Waterloo is much simpler and far less expensive, paving the way for its use in engines for power generation, mining vehicles, the trucking industry and a host of other applications, including the consumer automotive market.

If the effectiveness of this principle can be confirmed through combustion tests, it will not only open up the doors to new lightweight, high - performance aerospace vehicles, but would also lead to prospects of next - generation, high - performance engines for automobiles.

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Genetically engineered mice now act as robust engines for the generation of diverse repertoires of affinity - matured, fully - human variable regions with intrinsic drug - like properties necessary for successful development including high potency, specificity, manufacturability, solubility and low risk of immunogenicity.

The whole perception that online dating is for the young or that the whole digital interface, ala the galactic network including search engines, social networks and social media, is for the millennial generation and younger kids is absolutely wrong.

A brand new fighting game engine designed specifically for next generation systems delivers innovative, responsive and easy - to - play controls that give unparalleled command of fighters, as players take down opponents with a variety of mixed martial arts disciplines like Muay Thai, Kickboxing and Brazilian Jiu - Jitsu.

I just hope that F1 2015 has an engine for the new generation of consoles and puts the series back on track.

Hideo Kojima showed a new trailer for Metal Gear Solid 5 at the start of his GDC talk about the studio's next - generation Fox Engine.

The new engine built for current generation hardware shows a massive increase in visual fidelity compared to the previous generation.

It is a sequel to the original Red Dead Redemption and it is currently being developed on an upgraded RAGE engine, which was used to developed Grand Theft Auto V for the current generation consoles and PC.

Powered by the Unreal Engine 4, Tekken 7 sets a new benchmark for graphical fidelity for the fighting game genre, pushing the new generation of console hardware and PC visuals to the limit.

Both titles will be released for PlayStation ® 3, PlayStation ® 4, the Xbox 360 games and entertainment system and Xbox One, the all - in - one games and entertainment system from Microsoft, highlighting the groundbreaking capabilities the FOX Engine brings to current and next generation consoles.

The next issue of gaming magazine Edge (252) will contain details on the Fox Engine used for next Pro Evolution Soccer games, as well as an interview with Hideo Kojima and his vision for Fox Engine and the next console generation.

Naturally, the engine has been overhauled for the newest generation.

It also includes an interview with Hideo Kojima about Fox Engine and his vision for the next generation.

The Forge engine isn't solely responsible for making the world of Dead Rising 3 resemble a genuine zombie apocalypse, but it did populate the screen with thousands of hungry ghouls, literally, while simultaneously delivering one of the most visually impressive launch titles of this console generation.

«Businesses» engagement in voluntary actions to reduce their impact on Earth's ecosystems can be an engine of positive change in two ways: it can be a source of new opportunities for business, and a means of preserving our natural assets for future generations,» states Jonathan Lash, President of World Resources Institute.

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She also is founder of the technology consulting firm, The Jemison Group, Inc. that integrates the critical impact of socio - cultural issues when designing and implementing technologies, such as their projects on using satellite technology for health care delivery in West Africa and solar dish Stirling engines for electricity generation in developing countries.

The 993 had a short life, but it was only meant to address the shortcomings of the previous 964 generation and buy time for Porsche to develop its water - cooled engines.

So a V - 6 seems appropriate for the Avenir, in this case, the next - generation version of GM's direct - injected DOHC «high - feature» 3.6 - liter engine.

When asked about powertrains for the next - generation MX - 5, Yamamoto told Autocar that smaller engines and tires will be used since there won't be that much mass to move.

The engine note, speed, and character of the 911 easily compensated for the road noise, the lack of interior space, and muted steering compared to previous - generation 911s.

It was launched in 1992 and set the mould for the generations to come: transverse 2 - litre, four - cylinder, DOHC, turbocharged and intercooled 4G63 engine, permanent four - wheel drive, MacPherson strut front suspension with a multi-link set - up at the rear and a humdrum four - door body, with vents for the bonnet and a high - rise rear wing.

This generation offered a lethargic four - cylinder engine for a time, as well as various V - 6 and V - 8 engines.

This handsome black roadster is considered part of the first generation of «Big Healeys,» so - called for their larger proportions and engines when compared to the smaller Sprite.

If the engine work is comprehensive, the chassis goes even further: new springs, dampers, electronic systems, wheels, tyres and a new generation of carbon - ceramic brake that uses, for the first time in a road car, a ceramic pad material.

Look for the engine to debut with the next - generation QX50.

The second generation Audi RS5 adopts Audi's aggressive styling language for Sport models, and harbours a new 2.9 - litre V6 engine

BMW's M2 will arrive in Competition Package specification, with the M3 / M4's engine shoehorned into its bulging body, marking the end of production for this generation of BMW 2 - series.

Plans were quickly dropped for the next - generation 1990 Fiero with its Oldsmobile Quad 4 engine, a high - tech DOHC four - cylinder.

When the redesigned Highlander debuted for the 2008 model year, Toyota didn't carry over the four - cylinder engine that existed in the previous generation; only a V - 6 was available.

The 2015 Subaru Legacy enters its sixth generation, however, with the other attributes for which Subaru is known: the boxer engine and standard all - wheel drive.

The fourth - generation Viper debuted for 2008, and although its engine displacement rose only slightly from 8.3 liters to 8.4 liters, power jumped from 510 hp and 500 lb - ft of torque to 600 hp and 560 lb - ft of torque.

According to U.S. Justice Department court documents, any emissions modification «results in a quantifiable reduction in NOx emissions» to prescribed limits for each generation of diesel engines.

Developing fixes for all three groups of affected vehicles that use one of three generations of the 2.0 - liter diesel engine.

In addition to the XC90 T8, Polestar also has performance optimization upgrades for Volvo's diesel engines in Europe and for the new generation of Drive - E gas engines offered in vehicles sold in the U.S..

The 2.5 - liter turbo engine is also slated for the upcoming generation of the CX - 9 crossover.

The switch from a 1.6 to a 2 - litre engine for the current generation Mini had plenty of promise, and bucked the recent trend for downsizing.