• For the first time in history, surgeons early today implanted a permanent artificial heart to replace a dying human heart.

• Removing the artificial wall between academic and public history is long overdue.

• Mimicking the behaviour of ants, bees and birds started as a poor man's version of artificial intelligence.

• For hatchling sea turtles, artificial light is a killer.

• Synthetic biology might someday lead to artificial organisms.

• The engines of the great food factories will be driven, not by artificial combustion, but by the underlying heat of the globe.

• Backed by a guest house, an artificial creek doubles as a kid-size wading pool and water play area.

• Artificial intelligence pioneers point to advances made in law, medicine and other arenas as proof of the vitality of their work.

• Clark's bed, a video display terminal shows the amount of blood his artificial heart pumps with each beat.

• It arose at the intersection of artificial intelligence and statistics, and in many ways it is the technological answer to the.

• Artificial lighting seems to be taking the largest toll on bird populations.

• The goal of building a safe artificial heart has frustrated bioengineers for more than four decades.

• The paleontologists ran thirteen trials by filling their artificial burrow with a mixture of water, clay, and sand.

• Here's another situation where artificial turf made sense.

• Making artificial limbs that can perform gross motor functions is relatively easy.

• They must be tailored with specialized software, perhaps igniting a new industry for artificial intelligence applications.

• Thus the college requirement of excellence in teaching and scholarship is a purely artificial construct.

• Strangest of all, many want their beloved artificial sweeteners to be less artificial.

• Small artificial ponds stored water that could be use to flood rice paddies.

• Consumers in recent years have increasingly gone organic, seeking brands of milk from dairies that nix artificial hormones.

• The researchers then trained nectar-eating bats to find a feeder hidden in artificial foliage.

• Natural turkeys have been minimally processed, with no artificial ingredients or coloring added.

• Researchers in artificial intelligence today are beginning a race to offset an epidemic of age-related memory loss.

• Artificial knees have become a commonplace among aging baby boomers and their parents.

• Maybe you'll mangle his paper clips, leave a book open on the wrong page, or hide his basket of artificial petunias.

• He has since gone on to become a leading light in the development of artificial limbs.

• Bridges aren't the only artificial bat habitat that has proven appealing to the flying mammals.

• Synthetic biology is the creation of artificial life.

• Inefficient central power generation is protected by a glacier of artificial barriers.

• And unlike shortenings and artificial fats, butter does literally melt in the mouth.

• The debate over standardizing science will continue as artificial intelligence continues to improve.

• Finally, a beam of artificial rays from the accelerator is added to the mix.

• In some cases, artificial lakes and breeding centers can be the only places where experts can study rare species in the flesh.

• Such broad vision holds tremendous appeal for the makers--and users--of artificial lenses.

• He'd always been obsessed with robots and artificial intelligence.

• The mantra is applied as much to the rainforest and the rest of the natural world as to the artificial.

• The researchers then counted the numbers of both damselfish and cardinalfish that settled on the artificial reefs.

• Instead of wasting time on hydrogen, look into technologies for creating artificial gasoline.

• Microchips promise to make artificial legs as good as new.

• Ammonia is difficult to produce on a large scale but is a vital component of artificial fertilizers.

• Look at how people use artificial intelligence today.

• The mostly plastic bot features an extendable foot powered by an artificial muscle.

• Bioinformatics involves the use of artificial intelligence algorithms to solve biological problems usually on the molecular level.

• Germany was the first state to adopt the time changes, to reduce artificial lighting and thereby save coal for the war effort.

• Kuiken has also had success in rerouting sensory nerves to give artificial limbs some degree of tactile feedback to their wearers.

• Artificial lighting long ago reduced the importance of the moon to farmers and gardeners, but the name has stuck.

• Maybe with high-speed, fast-forward videotapes you could train these things in artificial worlds in six minutes.

• Artificial organisms could behave in unexpected ways, or mutate out of control, critics say.

• The best artificial intelligence isn't all-knowing and powerful.

• Artificial sweeteners don't have any calories, but they might make you fatter than real sugar.

• Handmade artificial life isn't going to form the basis of the next century of synthetic biology.

• Proposals for artificial turf fields have created tensions between athletic boosters and neighbors who oppose the fields.

• The ships often become artificial reefs and habitats, providing shelter for the.

• Schroeder, living on a permanent artificial heart, and his mental.

• Artificial nanotech is about to give them a helping hand.

• Artificial lighting is making songbirds start singing earlier in the day, with possible consequences for breeding.

• Artificial rainmaking is an imprecise, environmentally hazardous process, but it could be made a little more eco-friendly with.

• Splenda, the popular artificial sweetener, is going brown.

• Barclay has published plans for an artificial burrow that is used in many locations.

• Cranking up the artificial cool is one way to escape the heat this month.

• The first artificial organelle may help lead to safer heparin production and, someday, entire artificial cells.

• The glove allows you to reach out and pick up an artificial object, say a ball, and throw.

• Artificial chromosomes and in vitro screening are giving new life to the eugenics debate.

• It is a long-held dream: an artificial heart to replace one that is damaged or diseased.

• One goal is to deliver better recommendations and more songs through improved artificial intelligence.

• Ask students to hypothesize how fishermen, divers, and ecologists might feel about these artificial reefs.

• Theoretical models suggest ways for optimizing artificial photosynthesis to turn light into.

• Solomonoff was a physicist who was one of the founders of the field of artificial intelligence.

• Fiction ans nonfiction these artificial categories created by critics their selfishness.

• In this context patenting an artificial genome for a bacterium seems reasonable.

• The games and a post-tournament symposium were organized to spur interest and research in robotics and artificial intelligence.

• PH-balanced concrete artificial reefs placed at the bottom of the ocean.

• Any foods that have come into contact with pesticides, herbicides or contain artificial additives are also out.

• To avoid the artificial coloring common in prepared green wasabi, make your own by blending up nuts with fresh horseradish.

• Artificial gills for humans, a dream of swimmers from time immemorial, seem to be on the horizon.

• IT also, by not releasing how it does what it does may actually prevent artificial inflation.

• Yet these artificial persons have always provoked worries, too.

• Light pollution in the broad sense refers to any nighttime artificial light that shines where it's not.

• Unlike collagen gels, this new type of artificial skin has high mechanical stability and is pliable.

• Cancer will be cured, and artificial limbs will outperform natural ones.

• Baughman became interested in carbon nanotubes while designing artificial muscles from energy-conducting polymers.

• Despite a link to hyperactivity in some children, artificial dyes save us from unappetizing grays.

• Just as artificial sweeteners can be sweeter than sugar, unreal events can be more moving than real ones.

• There is a suggestion in the data that productivity was more responsive to changes in artificial than natural light.

• Bright artificial light from nearby developments can outshine the natural glow.

• Before he was selected as the second recipient of a permanent artificial heart, his doctors had given.

• The vacuum surrounding it buzzes with artificial satellites, forming a sort of technosphere beyond the atmosphere.

• They were introduced to artificial spawning beds containing wild adults collected from a local river.

• In development: an artificial flower that kills pathogens in disease-carrying mosquitoes but spares the bugs.

• In the research field known as artificial intelligence, reality is finally catching up to the science-fiction hype.

• To detect artificial neutrinos using existing telescopes means screening out the natural neutrino background.

• Though light pillars are often caused by artificial light.

• These films can readily form a slick on artificial hips.

• Previous artificial hands had only a thumb and forefinger that worked in a clawlike grasping action.

• Like mechanized dentures, a new chewing robot will test the toll that munching takes on novel artificial teeth materials.

• In that field, the technique is used to paint realistic reflections of one artificial object on another, among other things.

• Contrails are artificial clouds that form around the tiny aerosol particles in airplane exhaust.

• Berkeley researchers are testing artificial microfibers that imitate those a gecko uses to cling to wet surfaces.

• The artificial intelligence that drives your videogame war buddies makes them seem uncannily human.

• Some birds-blackbirds and nightingales, among others-sing at unnatural hours in the presence of artificial light.

• New developments in exoskeleton technology promise to improve the performance of artificial limbs and.

• The builders of the museum will either have to clean the water or replace it entirely with an artificial lagoon.

• Infusing artificial organs with such complex vasculature has proved more difficult.

• They have found a way to create a stronger and safer frame than the artificial bone scaffolds currently in use.

• During the night artificial lights can confuse the birds and cause them to crash into telephone poles and other objects.

• It will always be easier to make organic brains by unskilled labor than to create a machine-based artificial intelligence.

• Dawkins's revolutionary evolutionary rhetoric has particularly inspired researchers of artificial life.

• If artificial lights are present, they often head toward those lights instead and fail to reach the sea.

• We already use artificial reefs to rebuild populations of marine life.

• The artificial current interrupts or corrects dysfunctional electrical activity that is causing medical problems.

• Artificial intelligence researchers routinely said that computers capable of beating our best were literally unthinkable.

• Well-planned communities balance natural and artificial spaces.

• But society has determined that such a risk is not worth taking given that artificial food additives are not a necessity.

• The chip is implanted directly under the retina to generate artificial vision by stimulating inner retina nerve cells.

• Drugs provide this, though in different ways, in an artificial form.

• To make artificial intelligence tical reality takes more than product innovation.

• All, however, were instantly recognizable as artificial creations.

• GM where you use artificial genes to silence gene expression.

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