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Decoupling Photochemical and Photothermal Effects Using Molecular Motors Enables Fast, Intelligent, and Life-Like Motions in Soft Materials. [PDF]
Adv MaterLong G, Sheng J, Ryabchun A, Feringa BL.
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Bending-Stable Pressure Sensor Based on Natural Wood Nanofibers for Ultra-Low Detection Limit. [PDF]
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Making a short film Automation
The Digital Production Symposium, 2020In the summer of 2018, our effects department took advantage of some downtime. We decided to use this opportunity to create a short film with no characters, animators, or our full pipeline. The team wanted to test how far we could push our effects pipeline to create an end-to-end short film using Houdini as much as possible.
Michael K. O'Brien +3 more
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Films and Film-Makings: The Current Scene
Communication Booknotes, 1970I.C. Jarie's Movies and Society (Basic Books, $10.00) Gone Youngblood's Expanded Cinema (Dutton, $9.95) Robert Gessner's The Moving Image (Dutton $8.95) Robert Richardson's Literature and Film (University of Indiana Press, $4.95) Wolf Rilla's A-Z of Movie-Making (Viking/Studio Press Book, $6.95)
I.C. Jarie +4 more
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The electronic camera in film-making
Journal of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, 1952The paper considers the cinematograph camera and assesses its inherent limitations. The advantages of multiple-camera working are discussed, with special reference to the electronic camera; the recording of an electronic image is shown to be the culminating development.The paper discusses picture quality, contrast range and tonal fidelity, and the ...
Norman Collins, T. C. Macnamara
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1953
AT its luncheon meetings last A6 spring, the New York Film Council devoted one session to the art of film review. Roger Manvell, noted British critic of films, literature, and the theatre, had been invited to debate with Boswell Crowther, film critic of the New York Times. In fact, it was agreement rather than debate. And it was refreshing to find both
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AT its luncheon meetings last A6 spring, the New York Film Council devoted one session to the art of film review. Roger Manvell, noted British critic of films, literature, and the theatre, had been invited to debate with Boswell Crowther, film critic of the New York Times. In fact, it was agreement rather than debate. And it was refreshing to find both
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Film-Making: Researching and Learning Through Pocket Film-Making
2020This chapter considers the potential for film and film-making to evoke a romance for ideas in learners as researchers. It invites the reader to consider the pedagogic merits of film-making as a method of getting individuals into the field. Drawing on practical examples of participant-produced film with first-year undergraduates and MBAs, the chapter ...
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Physics World, 1996
The physical properties of thin films were first exploited back in classical times for ceramic glazes and the hardening of tools. But it was not until this century, and in particular the past 30 years, that advances in thin-film science have interplayed with those in related technologies.
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The physical properties of thin films were first exploited back in classical times for ceramic glazes and the hardening of tools. But it was not until this century, and in particular the past 30 years, that advances in thin-film science have interplayed with those in related technologies.
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Nature Climate Change, 2011
Do films such as Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth really make any difference to how we think and feel about climate change?
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Do films such as Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth really make any difference to how we think and feel about climate change?
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