water-jet cutting

High-pressure water jet (60,000 psi, ~2/16 inch wide) with computer control used to cut marble pieces precisely and quickly.

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high-speed adaptive production
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A new form of production introduced in this chapter that combines high-speed mass-production techniques with personal craft, computer-aided technology, and adaptive on-site modifications to create living structure at scale.

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Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

Water-jet cutting time: 6 months using 3 machines continuouslyfinding0.798
Estimated production rate for cutting all 400,000 pieces with water-jet technology.
Chunkingconcept0.682
Rescaling of search to a higher organizational level; hypothesised as intrinsic to ETIs.
canalizationconcept0.673
Waddington's concept: developmental buffering that produces a stable phenotype despite genetic/environmental perturbation.
Streamconcept0.673
An infinite sequence data type with semantics as functions from Nat to a.
Cookingconcept0.670
tunnelingconcept0.667
Quantum-physics-inspired notion of a direct connection between matter and the I-plenum, allowing centers to reveal the I.
Stream Typeframework0.665
Infinite sequence with denotation as Nat → a; generalizes Pair; demonstrates indexable container principle.
Geometryconcept0.665
The actual shapes and spatial relationships of buildings, essential to living structure.