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Ever wonder how video game dragons were created? Or ask yourself how the makers of the movie Perfect Storm created and filmed those gigantic waves? The same computers that created these images have also helped design everything from jumbo jets to an ice-cream-bar shape that minimizes melting in the midday sun.And by giving doctors ways to locate tumours with pinpoint precision,these machines are instilling new hope in victims of once-inoperable brain cancer.It's all the work of the most magical computer maker on the planet,Silicon Graphics,Inc.(SGI) .From movies to molecular science,interactive TV to hyperactive video games,the digital imagery conjured up by SGI technology is pushing the computer industry into a new dimension-the third one,to be exact.Its engineering workstations and computer servers transform reams of data into 3-D images.In an industry marked by huge hype,SGI is the genuine article-a truly innovative company with clearly unique products.
-Refer to Silicon Graphics,Inc.SGI wants to create a three-dimensional firearms training system by using the same computer technology it currently uses.This training system would simulate actual situations by projecting images on screens and allow police SWAT teams to practise their responses.What would it be an example of?


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Reaction Range Model

A concept in genetics and psychology that suggests while genes determine the range of possible outcomes for certain traits, the environment influences where within that range an individual will fall.

Reaction Range Model

A theory suggesting that genetics set certain limits on intelligence, personality and other traits, but that environment determines where within these limits an individual will fall.

Impoverished Environment

An environment that lacks stimulation and opportunities, which can hinder development and learning.

Cultural Bias Perspective

The influence of one's cultural background and experiences on one's perception and understanding, leading to bias.

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