The environment includes reflected imagery of the visitor and computer-generated elements from the " Star Wars " universe which are attached to the prop in the video.
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However, it was not the generating element to Scriabin's music, nor does his derivation of it from the whole tone scale necessarily indicate knowledge of Busoni's theories.
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At the same time, traditionally animated films like " Atlantis, " with the two-dimensional look of the classic Disney features, are including more and more computer-generated elements.
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The software allows users to model a structure and, after the user defines the material properties of the elements, the program automatically generates element and global stiffness relationships.
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On the other hand, if coefficients with arbitrarily large values are allowed, the number of randomly generated elements that are sufficient for approximation is even less than dimension.
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In addition to the animated Transformers elements, the video has computer generated elements that call back to the videos for Waiting for the End and Burning in the Skies.
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While carbon and silicon readily form crystals, you don't normally think of metals like tin and lead being crystal generating elements ( although they might under some conditions, I suppose ).
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In addition to these results, Lyndon made important contributions to combinatorial group theory, the study of presentations in terms of sequences of generating elements that combine to form the group identity.
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In some cases, the computer-generated elements used in storyboarding were kept as elements in the final venue, such as computer-generated blades of grass in the " Here Comes the Sun " sequence.
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Induction-recursion generalizes this situation since one can " simultaneously " define the type and the function, because the rules for generating elements of the type are allowed to refer to the function.
