_sf-x-blender-world-building-feb-24-2010.jpg "sf_x blender: World Building -- Feb 24, 2010 from i imaging houston Video Screenshot Preview")
GalleryPlay Video:
(Note: The default playback of the video is HD VERSION. If your browser is buffering the video slowly, please play the REGULAR MP4 VERSION or Open The Video below for better experience. Thank you!)
⏲ Duration: 57 min 41 sec
✓ Published: 04-Mar-2010
✓ Published: 04-Mar-2010
Description:
World building is the creation of an imaginary world and its geography, biology, cultures, etc. for use as a setting in science fiction or fantasy stories, and especially games. Games can be embedded in everyday social relations and cultural practices.nnSpeakers:nMaggie Macnab, design consutlant.nNicholas Chiarella, NM History Museum.nStephen Bohannon, Xylem Creative.nStephen Guerin, sf_x moderator.nnMaggie Macnab:n
World building is the creation of an imaginary world and its geography, biology, cultures, etc. for use as a setting in science fiction or fantasy stories, and especially games. Games can be embedded in everyday social relations and cultural practices.nnSpeakers:nMaggie Macnab, design consutlant.nNicholas Chiarella, NM History Museum.nStephen Bohannon, Xylem Creative.nStephen Guerin, sf_x moderator.nnMaggie Macnab:n
Share with your friends:
Whatsapp | Viber | Telegram | Line | SMS
Email | Twitter | Reddit | Tumblr | Pinterest
_why-houston-medical-imaging.webp "Houston Medical Imaging")
_quality-assurance-for-digital-radiography.webp "51st AAPM Annual MeetingnCharles Willis, MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, 77030-4009, USnFor more information about the American Association of Physicists in Medicine, visit http://www.aapm.org/nnAbstractID: 11965 Title: Quality Assurance for Digital RadiographynDiagnostic medical physicists have traditionally played a key role in the radiology department's Quality Assurance (QA) program.nProcedures for QA of digital radiography (DR)systems are less well-established than those designe")
_houston-medical-imaging-testimonial-on-iqmr.webp "Medic Vision Imaging Solutions")
_imaging-services-at-houston-healthcare.webp "Houston Healthcare")
_houston-medical-imaging.webp "KHOU 11 Commercial Production")
_houston-medical-imaging-amp-houston-liver-institute.webp "Houston Medical Imaging")
_managing-fat-in-mri-a-technical-perspective.webp "2012 AAPM Annual MeetingnJingfei Ma, Ph.D., HOUSTON, TX, 77030, United StatesnFor more information about the American Association of Physicists in Medicine, visit http://www.aapm.org/nnWater and fat are the two predominant sources of signal for in vivo MRI. Because fat is omnipresent in many parts of our body and because fat appears bright in many types of basic MR images, it is often essential to be able to successfully suppress the fat signal. Chemical shift selective saturation (CHESS) an")
_welcome-to-houston-mri.webp "Houston MRI")
_why-houston-medical-imaging.jpg)
_quality-assurance-for-digital-radiography.jpg)
_houston-medical-imaging-testimonial-on-iqmr.jpg)
_imaging-services-at-houston-healthcare.jpg)
_houston-medical-imaging.jpg)
_houston-medical-imaging-amp-houston-liver-institute.jpg)
_managing-fat-in-mri-a-technical-perspective.jpg)
_welcome-to-houston-mri.jpg)
![[+]](/images/menu.gif){kind=small}