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Intel Corporation’s employees work in the D1X fabrication facility in Hillsboro, Oregon. Among Intel’s most modern facilities, D1X is a multibillion-dollar microprocessor research factory. Workflows are perfected at the plant and can be then replicated at other Intel facilities. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)
ReServe Board Member Sol Watson, ReServe Founder and Chairman Jack Rosenthal, ReServist David Krutchik, Chicago Department for the Aging Commissioner Joyce Gallagher, ReServist Kathy Murnion
When is data science a house of cards? Replicating data science conclusions. June Andrews (Pinterest), Frances Haugen (Pinterest)
for years i've been meaning to replicate Antonio 'Wandre' Pioli's construction methods.
here is my first prototype ... i have used solid 6061 T6 rod ( rather than the hollow extrusion of the originals ) milled down to the required cross section - this is 'wrapped' in padauk to form a hybrid neck with the typically asymmetric 'Fred Flintstone' headstock T.I.G. welded in place. the neck is bolted to a similar rod embedded in the mahogany body to form a continuous resonating beam from tuner to bridge.
This machine can apparently make itself (or at least all the component parts of itself). It takes a looooong time to do so, but still.
replicating the types of simple houses that people lived in in Scotland at the end of the 18th century in the western islands
I really want to take one replicating the shower scene from psycho, but i am waiting on my MM tub in copy form back from DRD. They sent me my motel gacha but not MM. Im scared it got lost in the inventory. I worked real hard trying to collect stuff for this. ;/ I cannot wait till they have a sale so I can play the gacha machine. I like that more than buying on mp because on mp everything is overpriced.
Dont feel like putting the items im wearing so ;p
Light, replicating the original colouration, projected onto the central boss of the pediment of the Temple of Sulis Minerva, Aquae Sulis.
Roman Baths Museum, Bath, England.
This was my attempt to make a night vision-esque picture using the options only supplied by my 40d. I would say success. Even more success by the fact that Ben looked like something scared the hell out of him. It couldn't have been me.
Full log replacement on a 1930's log home. We removed, replicated and replaced over 330 lineal feet of logs on this log cabin. Intensified Wood Restoration, LLC. only uses select cut logs that are harvested during the winter months.
Northeastern University was the setting for the first Social Media Club Boston event. #SMCViral debunked the myth that viral content can be replicated and created easily. Thanks to Rob Ciampa, Ryan Cordell and Matt Wade for taking part!
Full log replacement on a 1930's log home. We removed, replicated and replaced over 330 lineal feet of logs on this log cabin. Intensified Wood Restoration, LLC. only uses select cut logs that are harvested during the winter months.
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The national touring Think Pink Floyd delivers a true replication of a Pink Floyd concert, with an amazing Laser and Video show, that can not be missed. Think Pink Floyd has built up an enormous repertoire of vintage Floyd material to choose from and performs the music we love from these classic recordings: Young Pink Floyd (1967 -1970), Meddle - Echo's (1971), Dark Side Of The Moon (1973), Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977), The Wall (1979), A Momentary Lapse Of Reason (1987), The Division Bell (1994), ALSO MANY OTHER HITS FROM NEW + SOLO ALBUMS
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For this project I chose to replicate one of Avril Lavigne's album covers. This picture meets the project goals because I attempted to replicate the lighting and composition of a source image. To take this picture I had my sister stand in front of a black sheet in our basement. I put the camera on a tripod and then had someone else hold a bright lamp right above the camera so that there was no shadows on her face except for the one beneath her chin. I directed my sister on how to hold her head and where to look so that she looked to be in the same position as Avril. In Photoshop, I had to do a lot of editing to make this picture even resemble the real thing. I used layer masks to turn up the brightness and highlights on her face excluding the lips and eyes. After that I made the black background darker and darkened the black around her eyes. I also had to change her eyes to blue since they were originally green. From there I just did a bunch of little things to try and take away the yellowish tint that her skin still had because Avril's skin looked to be almost pure white on the album. I also darkened certain parts of the hair and used the smudge tool to make her ears look a little more balanced like the original. I also tried using the smudge tool to make her chin and jaw more like the picture, but it ended up looking too unnatural. Overall, I don't really think this picture replicated the original that well and its not what I was thinking it would look like.
I tried to replicate a picture that Chuk Nowak took. Earlier this fall I snapped photo's while canning spaghetti sauce and really like the way they turned out so I was very interested in taking photo's of different foods, however, I found this to be more difficult because I wanted it to be really close to how the picture looked. If I were to do this again I would definitely choose a different copy cat photo.
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Meet Max! Max Garett is part of our Replications team. He started here as an intern in Replications during his last semester at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, in 2012.
When explaining why he loves working in Replications and what it’s all about he said, “It’s rewarding to use skills that you taught yourself. My day-to-day is all about exploring and learning to use new materials. This kind of learning is the single most beneficial thing I do to build my own artistic practice.”
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(c) The Field Museum, photo by Emily Krakoff