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Not only was it far cheaper than using a regular film camera, but it also offered an instantaneousness not possible when one needed to get film developed.
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The ants stretched their jaws open a seemingly preposterous 280 degrees, and then, when puffed with a bit of air, snapped their toothy pincers closed with a robotic instantaneousness.
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The former was a huge appeal to Potter in the practical sense of avoiding financial charges attached to brick-and-mortar white spaces; the latter she values not just for the instantaneousness of email but also for its ability to rapidly provide additional context to an artwork that exists outside an inbox's real estate.
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This image from the book depicts Adam and Eve in paradise; In heaven, God, seated on a throne, is surrounded by the choirs of angels and the circles of Creation. The different stages of Genesis are thus embraced in a single panorama, suggesting an instantaneousness of Creation according to the interpretation of Philo and Origen. Les sept âges du monde (c. 1460) is an illustrated manuscript on the theme of the Seven ages of the world from the workshop of Jacques Pilavaine of Mons, now Brussels (Bibl. Roy.
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This was ostensibly to protect sensitive information from being revealed to Iraq. This policy was heavily influenced by the military's experience with the Vietnam War, in which public opposition within the United States grew throughout the course of the war. It wasn't only the limiting of information in the Middle East, media were also restricting what was shown about the war with more graphic depictions like Ken Jarecke's image of a burnt Iraqi soldier being pulled from the American AP wire whereas in Europe it was given extensive coverage. At the same time, the coverage of this war was new in its instantaneousness.
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Hugon Vertical Engine from 1865 Patent It is clear from the subject matter and date of Pierre Hugon's patents that he was active in experimenting with early internal combustion engines even before the first commercial engine was marketed by Étienne Lenoir. In his US Patent 41299 he lists the deficiencies of current gas engines as follows : "I have observed in gas-engines that the direct action of the gaseous mixture when exploded to obtain motive power formed a great difficulty in its application arising from the instantaneousness of the effect produced." He then goes on to describe an unusual engine in which the explosion works on water and both positive pressure and vacuum resulting are used to drive the water and so to move the piston. Just one year later in US patent 49346, he has returned to more conventional design but still sought to address the deficiencies of the current gas engine, this time identified as the spark ignition system which is blamed for "stoppages of the engine which are incompatible with the regularity and uniformity of action of motive power necessary for industrial or manufacturing purposes".
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