All the fabrication is done by hand, in the workshop.
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In the past, much of this work was done by hand.
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And it's done by hand, and it's done with the imagination.
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More than 90% of such work is still done by hand.
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This could be done by hand or via controlled, prescribed burns.
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Until very recently, most of the process was done by hand.
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This task, like most things, used to be done by hand.
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All of the recording is done by hand, on work sheets.
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Pollination, to date, has been done by hand with a forensic brush.
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"Engraving, enameling, bezeling, all done by hand, have come back," she continued.
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Everyone's invitations were done by hand and featured balloons with bright colors.
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Luckily, budgeting isn't done by hand or those boring Excel spreadsheets anymore.
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Everything at Vigía is done by hand, and with throwaway or inexpensive materials.
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As soon as it's done by hand, and the mind, I accept it.
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By the way, till this day, the sorting is still done by hand.
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The entire process, including continuing weeding and sod installation, was done by hand.
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All of his drawings are done by hand with a pencil, compass and protractor.
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Previously that work had been done by hand, and often had to be redone.
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Firtle: One-hundred percent of the distillation process is done by hand as well.
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Only 20 are assembled a day, with most of the work done by hand.
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When done by hand, each seam would have taken about a month to install.
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OpenTrons – $3K connected experiment running robot Most life science research is still done by hand.
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The flowers open for just one day a year, so pollination is done by hand.
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Until recently, both the design work and the leather cutting had been done by hand.
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MS: Also returning the edited copies to people and all that was done by hand.
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Everything must be done by hand, as the hills are too steep to accommodate machines.
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"Everything is done by hand; this way I know the consistency of the batter," Otto says.
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Because of the small walkways, all trash collection is done by hand to load into boats.
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The assembly of the flash bangs, which became a popular product, was also done by hand.
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Fears of hacking and outside interference were rife, so all vote tallying was done by hand.
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She even showed employees sanding and ripping pairs of denim into specific styles — all done by hand.
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That might seem like they're just mass-produced, but actually, the process is mainly done by hand.
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Also, a low volume car means a much smaller, simpler factory, albeit with most things done by hand.
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Within 24 hours, much of the initial work of replacing signs and updating forms was done by hand.
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Much of the manufacturing process, such as the stitching, is done by hand at a factory in Costa Rica.
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"It's completely handmade, there's no sewing machine work in it at all, it's all done by hand," she said.
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When customers can afford it, "There's a reason they want it to be done by hand," Mr. Venson said.
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Everything had to be done by hand, and they weren't thinking about posterity; they were thinking about tomorrow's rehearsal.
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There aren't even oxen strong enough to pull a plow, meaning that most farming is still done by hand.
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According to Schaffer, the intricate fondant flowers and other decor likely required many hours of detailed work done by hand.
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That's traditionally a rather time-consuming processes when done by hand and something that sits somewhere between art and science.
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The former created an algorithmically generated image, and the latter distinguished if it was done by hand or by computation.
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The chestnut and grape brocade was done by hand — the artisans could only do about 15 centimeters' worth a day.
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Each illustration was done by hand—an actual drawing or painting—I don't know how to use computer programs to illustrate.
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Kyle Lapham, Counsyl's vice president of automation, said that the process used to be done by hand and took painstaking precision.
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"All these old products were completely done by hand, engraved by hand, and now everything is done by machine," he said.
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The audio and video syncing was done by hand in After Effects, and rendered into a single file for the lighting.
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Broccoli is pretty robust, but picking soft fruit like raspberries will probably have to be done by hand for the foreseeable future.
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For those who are able to see the portraits in person, it's clear that the grid-work is all done by hand.
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Each and every dead fitness tracker must have its battery removed—a tedious, soul-sucking job that must be done by hand.
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The vacuum compression can be done by hand, or by using a literal vacuum if you're really trying to pack that puppy full.
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That was the fundamental thing to me from the start—having everything done by hand from the very beginning to the very end.
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When I started making crosswords, it was all done by hand, and not only was it incredibly slow, the results weren't so good.
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But AI is creeping into industrial automation, and it could have a profound impact if it can automate chores currently done by hand.
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While much of the work is done by hand, a mechanized oven and conveyor belt turn out 200,000 rotis on a daily basis.
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Or a city could use it to quickly find documents related to specific FOIA requests, a process that is still sometimes done by hand.
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Automating aspects of its production—previously done by hand—is expected to triple the number of plutonium pellets produced at Oak Ridge each week.
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"When you look at something that's done by hand, it has a certain soul that something printed will never have," said Ms. Dedes Reimers.
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A lot of the work needs to be done by hand by people who are skilled enough to avoid hurting themselves in the process.
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On the factory floor at Devold many tasks once done by hand, such as cutting cloth into shapes for winter pullovers, are now executed by robots.
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Stein's representatives insist it must be done by hand and that the campaign is prepared to go to court if the state cannot meet the deadline.
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All the drawings were to scale and the calculations to figure out how to join the spheres, rods, and cones together had to be done by hand.
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"Post-harvest manipulation of produce is something done by hand in many crops," Luca Scimeca, one of the graduate students who worked on the project, told MUNCHIES.
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And that work must be done by hand, which is precisely the kind of labor that machine learning is supposed to help us sidestep in the first place.
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The piece also suggested that Robert Lang's folding software created a design for one origami praying mantis eating another; in fact that design was done by hand. Sorry.
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Many things usually done on one can easily be done by hand, like taking notes on a pad of paper, or sharing data on a printed-out spreadsheet.
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Each step of the process is done by hand: slicing banana leaves, cooking the meat, mashing the filling, wrapping up the mixture and packaging them by the dozen.
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The way they saw it, the complications of scoring—so often done by hand on a chalkboard—and knowing the rules were keeping young people away from darts.
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Because examining the pelvis is most commonly done by hand, doctors have to be educated as to how to make the process involve as little discomfort as possible.
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Everything is done by hand and in small batches, a craft he honed and perfected while developing the in-house charcuterie program of Vancouver's prestigious Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel.
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Inside, it's surprisingly quiet, thanks in part to the fact that the motorcycles Alta makes are all-electrics, and final assembly of these bikes is ultimately done by hand.
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The washerwomen organized the largest strike in the city's history, forcing white people to do their own laundry in an era when washing was still mostly done by hand.
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During the Renaissance, when the area was known as Bohemia, Bohemian crystal became prized for its sparkle and its elaborate engraving and faceting, which are still done by hand.
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PARIS — Like the clothes that swirl down the catwalks during the couture shows, the haute joaillerie collections unveiled during the week were shimmering meditations on the work done by hand.
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Most of the plane's wreckage remains deep in the water and it's so shattered that analysts say much of the recovery is likely to be done by hand or with nets.
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Everything is done by hand: You just mix up its cleaning solution, toss it in the box, insert the record between the included brushes, and rotate the record by its edge.
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The blackouts have halted service in the Caracas subway at times and check-in at the Simon Bolivar International Airport has been done by hand several times in the past few weeks.
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"Where the ancestors started the tradition of the tattoo ... of course no electricity was available and it was done by hand," says 76-year-old Anton Razzouk, Wassim's father, who has now retired.
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With a little help from software maker Adobe, the device looks and feels like a notebook, but the innovative page markings allow you to convert drawings done by hand into a digital file.
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While indigo may be the brand's specialty — all dyeing is done by hand in a factory in India where the indigo originates — Kings of Indigo has a lot more than denim on offer.
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As you might have guessed, a lot of magic happens in Photoshop — everything needs to be composited together into a single image — but there's still a lot of work that's done by hand.
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In the backroom, Walmart has been testing FAST Unloaders that are capable of unloading a truck of merchandise along a conveyor belt in a fraction of the time it could be done by hand.
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Notwithstanding her purchase of a Gerber DCS2500 computer-controlled cutting table, most of the manufacturing is still done by hand on industrial straight-stitch, serger, and cover-stitch machines for better stretch and durability.
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Myers wants you to know that 90 percent of all tasks that could be automated are currently done by hand; by developing robotic tools we will no longer have to treat people like machines.
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"A monument restoration has to be done by hand, you cannot use a pressure washer…so a monument will take minimally two months to restore and some take in excess of a year," he said.
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Antonio Criminsi, who, like Dr Bishop, works at Microsoft Research in Cambridge, observes that today the process of delineating the edges of tumours in images generated by MRI machines and CT scans is done by hand.
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The desktop computer revolution more than 30 years ago brought technical analysis and charting to the masses - the first charting packages were simple but they were a massive advance over what could be done by hand.
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At the moment for Hutch, the decorating and design is done by hand — it takes about 20 minutes for a designer to create one room, and the team returns all visualizations within 24 hours of submitting them.
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The DRC has long been a major tin producer, albeit chaotic, where mining is still often done by hand and pits in tin-rich Kivu Province have tended to be run by army or rebel militia groups.
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I'm also a cleaning expert, which makes the reality of my 325-square-foot apartment — which is short on amenities, leaving dishes to be done by hand and dirty clothes to be lugged to laundromats — somewhat dispiriting.
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While Tamara interviewed Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer, Patrick went onto the factory floor to photograph just what goes into the making of a modern Aston Martin, a process that even in 2017 is still largely done by hand.
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Much of their work is done by hand, as Fahmy has renewed some of the ancient techniques of Egyptian jewelry-making: hand piercing and stone setting, and filigree, which involves placing tiny wires and beads onto a backing of the same precious metal.
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Cybersecurity isn't something that's a top-line concern (since critical information, like brew logs, is done by hand), it doesn't expect political changes to have a drastic effect on its business, and it's not giving a lot of thought to succession plans.
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NB: The personal computer was just starting to be thought of around that time, and in a lot of the early Apollo missions everything was done by hand calculations, then later they started to input the punch hole cards into a computer on board.
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With many top clients preferring to spend summer in the City of Light rather than the short chilly days of winter, some houses prefer to keep their shimmering meditations on the power of work done by hand under wraps until later in the year.
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Bitcoin mining is the largely automated process (although it can be done by hand) of finding a particular hash value that "solves" a block of transaction data, adding it to an ever-growing chain of blocks that is referred to, appropriately, as the blockchain.
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Harry Moser, a former manufacturing executive and president of the reshoring initiative says that the U.S. has, since 2010, seen more jobs come back to the U.S. than leave on the strength of cheap energy and the ability to automate tasks that once had to be done by hand.
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This dogged insistence on the traditional structure of painting — done on a panel, canvas, or linen, and pulled over stretcher bars—and expressive mark-making done by hand is, minus a dogmatic insistence on the use of paint itself, hardly a step removed from Greenberg's idea of medium specificity.
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In early October, Tesla struggled with a "production bottleneck," but by the end of the month, Panasonic stated it would increase battery output at the Gigafactory, now that it understood the issues that led to the bottleneck and could automate some of the processes that had been done by hand.
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A tattoo will be harder to remove based on things like: if it's older, if it's bigger in size, if it was done by hand (as opposed to professionally with a tattoo gun, where the ink is applied just below the skin), if it's in a place with poor blood circulation (ie.
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