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The Fusion and coexistence of Diverse Aesthetics — The Research on the New Aesthetic Features of American Sci-Fi Architecture Designed with Digital Technology 作者： Zhi Li 1 Yuan Li 2 作者单位： 1. School of Animation and Digital Arts, Communication University of China 2. Architectural Engineering Department, Planning and Design institute of Forest Products Industry 通讯作者： Yuan Li Email:[email protected] 提交时间： 2023-01-03 摘要: Digital technology intervenes in sci-fi films, influencing the aesthetic expression of architectural scenes. Digital sci-fi architecture presents new aesthetic characteristics of the fusion and coexistence of various aesthetics: artificial general intelligence and flexible intelligent technology update sci-fi architecture, resulting in the mutual integration and symbiosis of rigid machine beauty and life aura beauty; minimalist architectural spaces and complex architectural structures produce the interpenetration of minimalist aesthetics and complex aesthetics; digital simulacra and digital virtual space the infiltration and flow of to the real space permeate and flow into the real space, resulting in the interplay of gorgeous optoelectronic beauty and spatially nested psychedelic beauty in the architectural spaces. sci-fi architecture aesthetic features American sci-fi films digital technology 期刊： 2022 Artistic Design, Communication and Engineering Science 分类： 工程与技术科学 >> 工程与技术科学其他学科 引用： ChinaXiv:202301.00039 (或此版本 ChinaXiv:202301.00039V1 ) doi:10.12074/202301.00039 CSTR:32003.36.ChinaXiv.202301.00039.V1 推荐引用方式： Zhi Li,Yuan Li.(2023).The Fusion and coexistence of Diverse Aesthetics — The Research on the New Aesthetic Features of American Sci-Fi Architecture Designed with Digital Technology.2022 Artistic Design, Communication and Engineering Science.[ChinaXiv:202301.00039] 版本历史 [V1] 2023-01-03 16:17:08 ChinaXiv:202301.00039V1 下载全文

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Improvements and advances in the development of computer architecture now provide innovative technology for the recasting of traditional sequential solutions into high-performance, low-cost, parallel system to increase system performance. Research conducted in development of specialized computer architecture for the algorithmic execution of an avionics system, guidance and control problem in real time is described. A comprehensive treatment of both the hardware and software structures of a customized computer which performs real-time computation of guidance commands with updated estimates of target motion and time-to-go is presented. An optimal, real-time allocation algorithm was developed which maps the algorithmic tasks onto the processing elements. This allocation is based on the critical path analysis. The final stage is the design and development of the hardware structures suitable for the efficient execution of the allocated task graph. The processing element is designed for rapid execution of the allocated tasks. Fault tolerance is a key feature of the overall architecture. Parallel numerical integration techniques, tasks definitions, and allocation algorithms are discussed. The parallel implementation is analytically verified and the experimental results are presented. The design of the data-driven computer architecture, customized for the execution of the particular algorithm, is discussed.

A companion volume to the exhibition of the same title organized for the Whitney Museum of American Art by Robert A. M. Stern and John S. Hagmann. [Exhibition] Whitney Museum of American Art, September 15-October 4, 1970.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 12190.459 is a part of image group 12190.000 . Forest green pebble finished leather covered boards with gilt decorations and text. Spine text, "Iconographic Encyclopaedia. Text Vol. IV." Page edges in gilt. This is a looseleaf atlas accompanied by a set of 4 volumes in English which includes both translations from German, and substitute original texts written specifically for the American audience. The text refers, for the purpose of illustrating things and concepts, individually to this large collection of plates and figures in Johann Georg Heck's Bilder - Atlas zum Conversations - Lexicon. The records are organized such that each English text volume pages are immediately followed by the corresponding atlas pages, most of which are views rather than maps. English volumes are not scanned here except for important reference pages. The plate numbers as referred to in the text have been numbered by hand in the bottom left corner of each plate; the "figures" refer to the individual drawings on the plates. Note that the Index Pages include a German to English glossary for many of the plates. Many of the plates are hand annotated in German. The English text is available online at Vol 1 https://archive.org Vol 2 https://archive.org Vol 3 https://archive.org Vol 4 https://archive.org

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 12190.460 is a part of image group 12190.000 . This is a looseleaf atlas accompanied by a set of 4 volumes in English which includes both translations from German, and substitute original texts written specifically for the American audience. The text refers, for the purpose of illustrating things and concepts, individually to this large collection of plates and figures in Johann Georg Heck's Bilder - Atlas zum Conversations - Lexicon. The records are organized such that each English text volume pages are immediately followed by the corresponding atlas pages, most of which are views rather than maps. English volumes are not scanned here except for important reference pages. The plate numbers as referred to in the text have been numbered by hand in the bottom left corner of each plate; the "figures" refer to the individual drawings on the plates. Note that the Index Pages include a German to English glossary for many of the plates. Many of the plates are hand annotated in German. The English text is available online at Vol 1 https://archive.org Vol 2 https://archive.org Vol 3 https://archive.org Vol 4 https://archive.org