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...m the limits of the physical world, reflected the utopic atmosphere of the time. The technological revolution, in particular the rise of the digital networ
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...their products through the company’s techniques of “neurocinema,” the real-time monitoring of the brain’s reaction to movies by using fMRI technology, eye-
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...ain states such as attention, performance capability, and emotion, in real-time. The signals extracted by BCI techniques are then used to improve and optim
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...a consequence of a convergence in which media sell science but at the same time create new publics of science. Critique and consumption run therefore in th
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...whole. The structure of individual sentences has been retained most of the time, and indication has been given whenever sentences have been split. No forei
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..., extinction: not only have we humanized the emergence of humans from deep time (by regarding evolution as being oriented towards adaptation), but we have
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...where ultimate value is present in all forms of life, was striking in its time in its rereading of process in Darwinism, specifically with respect to the
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...air enters and exits our body on a regular basis. Daily survival is a full time job, as breathing is synonymous with living. Our breathing must flow consta
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...l part in the democratisation of knowledge about invisibility. At the same time, the book also constitutes another attempt to harness and reduce the alteri
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...m the limits of the physical world, reflected the utopic atmosphere of the time. The technological revolution, in particular the rise of the digital networ
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...inability of most search engines to follow links within flash sites. Real-time content remains a problem because search engines cannot keep up with the ra
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...k, MySpace, or LinkedIn. The Neilsen Company reports that 22 % of all time spent online is devoted to social network sites. (NeilsenWire, June 15) Mor
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...ia Hypothesis. The world as a living organism', chapter in ''Redeeming the Time: A Political Theology of the Environment
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...ledge imperialism', the failure 'to host the otherness of the other'. At a time when modernizing narratives of 'development' were refashioning pre-war colo
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...ine dating site in order to produce better matches), we now have entered a time where… we can in fact see ourselves live, become cognizant about how our li
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...erally beggars belief. Since Spirit has been stuck in a sand-trap for some time, there would certainly have been ample opportunity for this robot to conduc
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...e established that are sharply separated from each other while at the same time being weakly linked by the pineal gland - what Descartes thought to be the
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...ties and social sciences have mostly been occupied with the human scale of time – of years, decades, or, at best, civilizations of hundreds or thousands of
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...rkshop] at Arizona State University, 24-25 April 2014.) Travelling through time, a concept has a history and different names in different periods. It will
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...dly as an epistemic and culturally specific kind of imperialism. At a time when modernizing narratives of 'development' were refashioning pre-war colo
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...sticity and Order,’ turns to another set of human-animal relations -- this time in the home. In his 1984 book, ''Dominance and Affection: The Making of Pet
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...es… published between 1872-1922, 780 paintings by van Gogh, 4535 covers of Time magazine (1923-2009) and one million manga pages’ (Manovich, 2011), and Dan
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...how, for example, ‘youth’ are remoulding their brains by spending too much time gaming or surfing the web. Often, these results are backed up by the power
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...gn-transduction cascades may be occurring simultaneously at the particular time. This occasions an interesting increase in the interpretive variability and
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