Sentences with word «holograph»

Ron Wheeler is playful as he contemplates the changed mindset required by a new world of holographs, embedded chips, smart machines of all sorts, and very different library collections.

Angel Heart takes place in an unspecified future, where phone calls are made with holographs, and robots can be made and programmed to act like animals.

What sets it apart from other wearables is the fact that it fuses richly textured 3D holographs in the «real» world around you.

Below is an article on holograph wills which we have reprinted with the permission of the Advocacy Centre for the Elderly.

The Windows 10 powered VT headset fuses the richly textured 3D holographs in the real world around you.

A built - in holograph lets you game or watch movies even in bright, outdoor settings.

Although some companies have developed holograph - like technologies, this system lets you actually pass through it and penetrate it.

You'll spend a lot of time — I'd estimate at least 30 % of your playing time — in the pleasant Caribbean blue holograph of your iDroid.

Whether carried to the streets of Compton, L.A., entranced by Gonzalez - Foerster's ghostly holograph of the legendary opera singer Maria Callas, or feeling that we are floating through the sky in Cyprien Gaillard's three - dimensional Nightlife (2015), we are reminded of the emotional, transportational power of sound and image.

There are many cases involving holograph wills where the estate is worth hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars.

The court considered this to be a valid holograph will, and the tractor fender was admitted into probate.

I suspect that there are many cases where holograph wills have been kept in a secret place and are not found after death.

The exhibition «Technoform» at Serralves dedicates special attention to this aspect, proposing the activation of old and new performances in the Museum's galleries, along with works that include drawings, photographs, «computer poems», videos, sculptures and experiences with holographs and stereoscopes.

As in a holograph (p. 82), the image is not represented in the brain as a point - to - point image from an object to a photographic plate.

Britain's list of Nobel Prize winners owes much to those who came to these shores as foreigners, Dennis Gabor, inventor of the holograph, born in Hungary, Maurice Wilkins of DNA fame, born in New Zealand, and Ernest Rutherford, the father of nuclear physics, also from New Zealand.

Storing data as a holograph can pack massive amounts of information into a tiny light - sensitive crystal, but so far there has been no simple way to retrieve the data without destroying it.

In «Nirvana,» why do you feel the narrator has created a holograph of the president?

Single page of Boston University stationery, inscribed on both sides, with the holograph envelope.

Even if the holograph isn't practical for everyone, a simple teleconference shouldn't be out of reach and by eliminating the hypocrisy can enhance the value of the message.

However most references point to the holograph wills as examples.

Such wills are known as «holograph wills».

The same problems that arise with holograph wills also arise with attempts to make handwritten changes to wills.

I have heard of other cases where next of kin remove documentation and there is subsequently suspicion that a holograph will has been destroyed because the person removing the documentation did not like the contents of the will.

Another major problem with holograph wills is that they can easily go missing.

If the deceased relies on a holograph will to make bequests, litigation will likely result about the following types of disputes:

An example of the holograph will that I learned as a law student was the case of Cecil Harris, a Saskatchewan farmer who was pinned under his tractor on June 8, 1948.

A recent Court of Appeal decision from Alberta dealt with the interpretation of a holograph will.

Such a will is called a «holograph will.»

The testator (the person handwriting and creating the will document) must sign and date the holograph will.

Although a «normal» will (one created by a lawyer) must be signed by witnesses attesting to the validity of the testator's signature and intent, holograph wills that have not been witnessed are treated equally to witnessed wills and need only to meet minimal requirements in order to be valid:

You do not need witnesses for a holograph will.

They will be in colour, on decent paper, and have holographs and watermarks.

As Cherie's 1967 holograph will is not broad enough to cover all potential assets passing from Harold's estate, those new assets would be distributed to all four of Cherie's children equally in accordance with the laws of intestacy.

Mixed reality, however, often gives users a holograph - like experience through a headset and is a combination of virtual reality and mixed reality.