Cobe Lund from MI says different art forms should be experienced in different ways: In my opinion, different forms of art are meant to be experienced in different ways.
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But churches can only be experienced within space and time.
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Rather, it's a "helpful assistant" that demands to be experienced.
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It really does have to be experienced to be believed.
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Morgan scaled her ensemble to be experienced from the water.
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They need to be experienced and used over and over.
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But it can also be experienced as difficult and stressful.
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"The way we play must be experienced," Mr. Froschauer said.
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It's a show that has to be experienced in real time.
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What can be experienced as intrusion is sometimes simply belated regulation.
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So I've been thinking that it's not enough to be experienced.
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True abjection cannot be experienced by white male characters in cinema.
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It's also possible for ASMR to be experienced alongside frisson, though.
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Don't be put off: It's an adventure waiting to be experienced.
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Art is not meant to be experienced in any specific way.
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However, the magic of Amazon Go can't be experienced by everyone.
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Wood maintains that her work can only meaningfully be experienced in person.
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Sanders refuses to admit that this will actually be experienced as disruption.
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It's the kind of thing that needs to be experienced—celebrated, even.
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That will make it the longest Lunar eclipse to be experienced this century.
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It is a type of death that should not be experienced by anybody.
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That would just be experienced as one more government- or institution-imposed burden.
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The psychological effects of MDMA appear to be experienced much more strongly by women.
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This will clearly be something that needs to be experienced in person to judge.
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But her presence is truly one that needs to be experienced to fully appreciated.
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Because of this variability, art isn't meant to be experienced in any single way.
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In this way, art isn't simply meant to be experienced in one specific way.
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I respect any and all limits and you do not need to be experienced.
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It doesn't want to be explained so much as it wants to be experienced.
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Maybe, just maybe, behind all the madness there is a simplicity to be experienced.
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But there are also some dangers that could be experienced even more strongly on Mars.
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Their music seemed designed to contemplate itself or suffer itself, rather than simply be experienced.
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He's older, so you'd think he would be experienced in how to pleasure a woman.
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Similar to a 3D sculpture, Sculpt will be experienced in different intersections, revealing multilayered narratives.
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The idea that the president should be experienced in business is as old as America.
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Each is manufactured to be experienced in exactly the same way by everyone who approaches.
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Your advisor should be experienced in working with widows and have an accepted professional designation.
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It's an old theme, but I thought it could be experienced in a contemporary way.
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These stars, who also happen to be experienced stage performers, will alternate in the roles.
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That is what democracy, yet to be experienced in the global city, might look like.
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That cannot be taught in the classroom but needs to be experienced in the outside world.
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It posits that true self-knowledge and true spirituality can only be experienced through the body.
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It will be experienced as a different state of mind from which we interpret social interactions.
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Little, Big is a magical book that defies explanation, and should be experienced rather than described.
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They built shake maps to show what forces would be experienced during moonquakes along these faults.
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But importantly a Scorpio will be needed if VR is to be experienced in any game.
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However, the benefits of this technology can't be experienced until Congress passes the AV START Act.
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" The center can, he said, "be experienced as an exercise in heightening the mind-body connection.
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To succeed, he or she should also be experienced in the bureaucratic swamp that is Washington.
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Windlicht can be experienced for free on March 18/19 from 8:00 to 11:00pm.
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Ixian Gate can also be experienced at the Edinburgh Digital Entertainment Festival (EDEF) through August 28.
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Luxury travel can be experienced in two ways: by paying top dollar or by paying less.
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Again, these have to be experienced in person in the gallery and can't be viewed online.
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Both books attempt to correct false assumptions about how and how long grief might be experienced.
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That is, the worst of the disease has been (and will be) experienced by vulnerable populations.
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Bjarne Melgaard's "My Trip" (2019) is a virtual reality work that can be experienced through Dec.
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This fantastical world can be experienced through various means: books, board games, video games, and cards.
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Notably, Bioware says "Anthem" will be experienced from the first-person perspective when you're in social hubs.
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For everyone else, including his wife, "In Search of the Miraculous" would be experienced as an absence.
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Animation will also feature, and this will be available to be experienced separately as a VR piece.
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It's amazing, and should be experienced in person to truly appreciate how much tech went into this.
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" She continues,"There is something rare about the depth of concentration that can be experienced while reading.
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It can break something that it falls on in the virtual world, and it can be experienced.
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This was not a style suited to recordings, and Amacher's psychoacoustic effects can't be experienced through headphones.
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The five pieces can each stand individually but are meant to be experienced in order, as a progression.
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But some things just have to be experienced to appreciate their magic, and AiPods are one of them.
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You wrote this as an album that can be experienced as either 16 different movements or two parts.
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Then there's WIkiGalaxy, which is both beautiful and informational, and frankly has to be experienced to be believed.
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It's an opportunity that should be experienced before reading exactly what the main character feels in the novel.
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His pictures share, in place of a style, an unfailing rigor that can only be experienced, not described.
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We can't be the only ones wishing Mac's music gets to be experienced the way he intended it.
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I've always wanted to have a platform where it could be experienced and understood in its own terms.
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Tannic red wines can be astringent, a drying sensation in the mouth that can be experienced as bitter.
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Luckily, the hike I chose turned out to be stunning, and could be experienced without getting wet feet.
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But they don't seem to be experienced enough to implement a social media strategy that appears smooth and natural.
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We can make the entire park feel like it itself is a story with a narrative to be experienced.
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Meanwhile the behaviors you never thought twice about can be experienced as acts of terror to an elvish town.
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However gloriously glitch it might seem, the artist says it's meant to be experienced in person, from the inside.
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The upshot is that the quantum effects normally seen at subatomic scales can be experienced at relatively macro scales.
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Anniversary effect reactions can be experienced on the day of the event, or weeks before and after the event.
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Electronic music lends itself to the task serendipitously, because it is music to be experienced first, and intellectualized second.
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" The city profile for her job listing suggested that qualified applicants should be "experienced in running high-profile campaigns.
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These have become keywords to describe not just art works, but arguments for how art itself should be experienced.
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Or they can simply provide the solace of auditory pleasure when few other delights can be experienced or recalled.
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It is why our content can now be experienced on platforms like Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Sling and Hulu.
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So when adults are distressed or bothered by comments by Donald Trump, similar behaviors may be experienced by youth.
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A lot of the works in the series revolve around performative acts that can only be experienced through the photograph.
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So I wonder too if she is afraid you are judging her, because you don't want her to be experienced.
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Through Heirbnb, you can stay in the authentic Westeros, and experience the land as it was meant to be experienced.
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The public can now visit the Catacombs of the Sir John Soane's Museum as he intended them to be experienced.
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"Life is not a problem to be solved but a reality to be experienced" — Soren Kierkegaard, early 19th-century philosopher.
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These effects will be experienced every day in our neighborhoods and on our streets and be shared by all Americans.
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Trauma can be experienced in multiple ways and contexts -- from problems at school to natural disasters that hit the community.
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"Because another person's mind cannot be experienced directly, its quality must be inferred from indirect cues, " the study's authors write.
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It's an issue, according to Scorsese, because every movie should be experienced as a theatrical release, not just Marvel movies.
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Ms Mutz says experimental research suggests that multiculturalism can be experienced by whites in America as a form of status threat.
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Mindset and physical setting highly influence how a psychotropic drug will be experienced, and the user's native culture will provide context.
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It sounds amazing too, and it's one of those titles that simply must be experienced through headphones for the full effect.
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"The working conditions for DJs from the bottom rung up seem to be experienced as highly stressful," she said via email.
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The thrill in the raw power and technical perfection of rockets, jet engines, and atomic energy could be experienced at leisure.
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The collective energy generated by those bees was translated into tones that could be experienced as music in the space overhead.
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He will be experienced enough to remind you to state beforehand that your comments are off the record unless otherwise indicated.
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The Local 871 study also found that sexual harassment and gender discrimination are more likely to be experienced in female-dominated professions.
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In Britain owners tend not to be experienced farmers; most have simply "got some fields and don't like horses", says Mr Pullar.
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Because of that, life events that should be experienced with your mother — usually milestones that celebrate womanhood — are not celebratory for me.
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The play allows these powerful stories to be experienced in an entirely new way in order to reach a whole new audience.
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Even if a project won't be experienced in VR, designers might still rather build with motion controls than a mouse and keyboard.
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I didn't think it was that compromised, but yes, I think different kinds of things would be meant to be experienced alone.
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"I think the pain and grief that continues to be experienced to this day by Kayla's parents is entirely understandable," Earnest added.
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But Gorsuch said the same pain would still be experienced if gas was used instead, although for a shorter period of time.
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The problem with Internet sales taxes is that they're anti-competitive and would likely be experienced as a tax hike on consumers.
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Thomas L. Friedman SEOUL, South Korea — Some stories have to be experienced to fully grasp — the Korea crisis is one of them.
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Back at the university they collate all the spatial data to create the finished product, which can be experienced in virtual reality.
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His buildings are works of art that need to be experienced by a human body moving through space to be fully understood.
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One of Latin America's greatest postwar artists, he wanted shifting and shimmering color to be experienced as intensely as cold or heat.
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One of Latin America's greatest postwar artists, he wanted shifting and shimmering color to be experienced as intensely as cold or heat.
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These are compounded by the show's establishing twist, which won't be spoiled here because its brazen implausibility needs to be experienced firsthand.
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Instead, theology must be experienced through the body, and it is only through celebrating our bodies that we can experience true spiritual transcendence.
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" Falt explains that was important to "ensure the training didn't create a different feeling or result than would be experienced in real competition.
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In general, I've always been fascinated by the idea that digital information can be experienced in profoundly different ways when it changes states.
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But it's a big world, and there are plenty of destinations that can be experienced on the cheap without sacrificing beauty or excitement.
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"There's a lot of pain ... likely to be experienced by portfolio managers who are the wrong side of that cyclical trade," he warned.
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Milk proteins and their plant-based facsimiles can deliver baby-soft skin on a level that has to be experienced to be believed.
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"For example, concussions are much more likely to be experienced by individuals who drink alcohol a lot or get into fights," Bryan said.
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The idea was to create a bigger, more immersive theatergoing experience that couldn't be experienced on a small, boxy television screen at home.
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" He added, "The way the same interaction can be experienced by different people is a really important thing to get our minds around.
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Becoming a transhumanist—becoming dedicated to overcoming death with science and technology—must be experienced personally in a heartfelt and deeply philosophical way.
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The soundscapes can be experienced in one long video (narrated by Emily Kron and embedded below), which viewers can navigate in 360 degrees.
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This is but a small sampling of the objects and media to be experienced within the Sol LeWitt-inspired minimalist 3D grid structure.
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Worse, it shook away any illusion that the townhouse level would be experienced, en masse, the way it was for us in this theater.
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As of September 13, the public can now visit the Catacombs of the Sir John Soane's Museum as he intended them to be experienced.
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The hammer of the throbbing V8 (which never sounds strained) and force of the lateral Gs during cornering simply must be experienced to comprehend.
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By speeding up the process of appearance and departure, events previously experienced as separate and static could instead be experienced as interlocking and fluid.
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Notably, my research suggests that these improvements in life expectancy would be experienced by people of all ages, not just the young and old.
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But that is only part of an uncanny, total focus, which cannot be experienced in real life (except perhaps by insects with compound eyes).
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Those who prefer a more comfortable seat than the umoyashare offers can go to a virtual reality parlor where several courses can be experienced.
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Every night this same experience of a thing that could not be experienced, this same vision of a thing that could never be glimpsed.
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Each artist has created their own immersive world which can be experienced through a series of peepholes by only one viewer at a time.
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Compared to other psychedelics it's more physical, with an intense body load [a tactile sensation] that can be experienced as euphoria, or nausea, or both.
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The reason the wall is blank and the sign says "audio guide only" is because this piece can be experienced only on the audio guide!
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Hunger is the most primitive fear of the human being and it will be never be experienced in its fullness, unless the stakes are real.
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This is also an argument for not releasing this music on record, because these are actually sounds that need to be experienced within a space.
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The visual heft of drilled aluminum pedals, the silkiness of the air vents and seemingly 10 cows' worth of perfect leather must be experienced firsthand.
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It seems to involve a shipwreck, symbolizing the ultimate failure of a poem meant to be experienced as sound, meaning and look on the page.
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"You'd need to be experienced to distinguish between the surgeries done properly and the technique is the most up-to-date and safe," he said.
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Many of them are thriving along much of the 226 miles of Bonaire coastline, and can be experienced by anyone with a mask and fins.
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Granted, the phone's display is the most likely screen on which the S9 photos would be experienced, but that doesn't make for the best possible photos.
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Or to subconsciously worry that I was playing Sweetwater too much like a game, when I intellectually understood that it was a place to be experienced.
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While he envisioned the site to be experienced throughout the different seasons, the project was short-lived and closed to the public shortly after its unveiling.
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"The effects will continue to be experienced there for decades, if not centuries, even if a complete cessation of carbon dioxide emissions were possible," it said.
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The agent seemed to be experienced, having worked at the facility since 2009, according to a log of his or her activities in the WikiLeaks documents.
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This was how music used to be before recording was invented, where you are taken on a trip there and now, never to be experienced again.
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The net result: It has become exponentially faster to turn ideas into immersive prototypes that can be experienced, tested and validated before ever coding a product.
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THE JAMS RULES FOR SELECTION OF AN ARBITRATOR SHALL BE FOLLOWED, EXCEPT THAT THE ARBITRATOR SHALL BE EXPERIENCED AND LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW IN NEW YORK.
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While he says the iPad works best, it can also be experienced on a desktop or laptop running the Chrome browser, using the cursor to navigate.
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Typically, the beauty of the Met Gala's red carpet can only be experienced via social media or from photo galleries (and glorious memes) the next morning.
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It was important to us that the song felt raw, that the wood and metal and physical dimensions of the rooms and instruments could be experienced.
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But as with all games, Dreams and its player creations can be experienced elsewhere (albeit in a limited form), thanks to social media, YouTube, and streaming.
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We record all at once and try to sound like we do when we play live because that's how hardcore should be experienced, in our opinion.
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The curators should not have attempted to recreate Whitten's Crete, but at least should have considered the context in which the sculptures were made to be experienced.
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We initiate both art and conservation, in part, for when we are no longer here and we create them to be experienced and witnessed by future generations.
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Samples of the plastic panels were sent to a certification facility who subjected them to conditions similar to what would be experienced in a category 5 hurricane.
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This 360-degree YouTube video, which can be experienced in 3-D through the YouTube app, gives you a glimpse into the famous building's decorations and history.
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The young company is focused on a unique twist on virtual reality: in-car VR, to be experienced by a passenger while a vehicle is in motion.
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What this fluid religious reality generally encompasses is faith in an activist God whose power can be experienced through miracles, prophecy and speaking spontaneously in unfamiliar tongues.
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The copies can be experienced interactively as the artist intended; the archival pieces are treated with hands-off museum reverence of a kind he claimed to deplore.
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Though these issues are certainly worthy of attention and study, the term "visual culture" itself contains a problematic assumption: that art can only be experienced through sight.
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For anyone who has embraced the Writers meme in its current iteration, what is happening in America now is not something that can be experienced as beautiful.
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"So the aesthetic and mystical signature of the music," he said, "can't be experienced one composition after the next — but rather in the context of a sonic explosion."
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The real class can also still be experienced in a basement gym in Chelsea 12 times a week, where a Jazzercise community — small but committed — continues to thrive.
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"Unseen Westeros" takes visitors through Westeros, Essos, Ulthos, Sothoryos, and the 80 original works of art are meant to be experienced "like a traveler," per the official description.
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These new songs are meant to be experienced privately—enjoyed, at best; endured, at worst—with plenty of time to read lyrics from which clarity might never emerge.
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There had to be a way to bring fantastic, high-energy, instructor-led group fitness into the home, to be experienced on my time, any time I wanted.
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Anyone who stays in the home will have to be experienced in roughing it a little, since the bathroom consists of a porta john and an outdoor shower.
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If you plan on attending the event you must be experienced in camping, hiking and surviving in a harsh desert environment and have a vehicle in good shape.
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Women's orgasms should be experienced—when they are wanted—as a wonderful part of sexuality, not as something men give to women as an example of their prowess.
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According to Wu, BDNF levels are non-hereditary and current research suggests its expression is affected by extreme mental stress, as would be experienced by a cancer patient.
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This might be the best curatorial exercise in triple-A games: the first four mainline Halo games, packaged together, designed to be experienced in a variety of ways.
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And while the currently Dreams is a walled garden, where those creations can only be experienced in the game, it was originally pitched to have an export functionality.
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According to Ahmed, this softens the foreskin and has reported success rates of 33 to 95 percent, owing to the varied severity with which phimosis can be experienced.
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The camera uses two fisheye lenses, both with 15-megapixel image sensors, to capture 360-degree video that can then be experienced using the Samsung Gear virtual reality headset.
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And "negative consequences," of course, is simply a less morally charged phrase for a whole range of experiences that can be experienced as punishing; the terms are fundamentally synonymous.
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And there's something reassuring about the idea that these galleries, and forests and cities will for the most part be experienced the same way by anyone who sees them. .
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Gispert: We thought of the film and photographs as separate tones that are bound together within the same aesthetic world but that can be experienced seamlessly as a whole.
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Sure, New Orleans had long been known for its nightlife, but the 1970s is when it would be solidified as a city that needed to be experienced by all.
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In the former camp are films like Avatar and Gravity that are set in visually stunning worlds designed to be experienced on the big screen in an immersive format.
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At the same time, I have emphasized that this is an art form that should ideally be experienced live — in halls with natural acoustics, the more intimate the better.
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"In 24 to 24 months, we are going to find things in VR that can only be experienced in VR." The PS VR came to market with 50 games available.
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This terrifying experience, traditionally reserved for rich and foolhardy adventurers hoping to ascend Mt. Everest, can now be experienced from the comfort of a living room thanks to virtual reality.
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As advocates working with her, one challenge was finding ways to help her tell her story on her own terms, and be experienced as a human being by the public.
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Call Me By Your Name can and should be experienced in both forms: each text only enriches the other and bolsters this already soaring story of love, lust, and longing.
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In an age of climate change and conflict, the game can be experienced as a digital parable on how we are all impacted, no matter how isolated our daily lives.
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Throughout, Mr. Aitken had reservations about making a site-specific artwork in the spirit of Michael Heizer or Walter De Maria that could be experienced by only a select few.
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Worse, we know that racism doesn't have to be experienced in person to affect our health — taking it in the form of news coverage is likely to have similar effects.
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Toro Rosso's new lineup will be experienced Russian Daniil Kvyat, who was both promoted and dropped by the team before securing a comeback seat, and British-born Thai newcomer Alexander Albon.
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It is the sinew that binds God to humanity, humanity to God; it's something like an emotion, something like an urge, something that Francis again and again says must be experienced.
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And because these products cannot be experienced in a store, experience goods' most determining sales factor is their packaging—the look of the boxes and the plastic design of the controllers.
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"I don't question women who describe their orgasmic experiences this way because we know that human sexual response, including orgasm, can be experienced in different ways for different people," he says.
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But perhaps the greatest point of consensus about modest fashion across a range of faiths is that it need not be experienced as a limiting factor in style or in life.
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She noted that pilots who fly in those conditions must be experienced because they have to use a plane's instruments, as opposed to looking outside, to determine speed, altitude and direction.
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Workers attribute the decline partly to a switch to electronic testing in mid-2016, because some inmates might not be experienced with computers, but they mainly blame the lack of staff.
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The Cloisters is this cobbled-together suite of religious buildings, and it feels like a religious space, but it's meant to be experienced strictly aesthetically, with religious belief in the background.
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Seemingly designed for repeated viewings and inside jokes, they're meant to be experienced as much as seen, and preferably with a crowd that's as enthusiastic about the material as you are.
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But the Oscar-winning director says he wants both to be experienced on the big screen, even if he made "Roma", which premiered in Venice on Thursday, for streaming service Netflix.
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In "Brighton Rock" (1938), Graham Greene described "the cheap amusements, the Pullman cars, the unloving weekends in gaudy hotels, and the sadness after coition" to be experienced in that seaside resort.
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Preparers who have put out a shingle without any specialized degree may still be experienced professionals, Blau said, but if something goes wrong and you are audited, they cannot represent you.
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Reading about an artist and viewing high-resolution images can be helpful, but let's be honest: most works are made to be engaged with physically, in order to truly be experienced.
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I had just been lucky enough to be taught that these inner sensations I thought were very intense and even uncomfortably strange could actually be experienced as something joyous and delightful.
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But alternatives to oil, especially for transportation, are less cheap and available, so restricting oil supply is likely to be experienced primarily as a rise in consumer prices and an economic drag.
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But what about those of us who manage to remove the scale entirely — who abandon the prescriptive notion that our professional and personal lives should be experienced separately and in equal measure?
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A star by the name of S2 has passed close by Sagittarius A*, traveling through a region of gravity that is about a million times higher than can be experienced on Earth.
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Sure, they've released singles before (the "Pontius of Palia" music video is a personal favorite), but their albums are meant to be experienced as a whole, devoid of any specific focal track.
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The episodic model helped accentuate how IO wanted its game to be experienced, and it also gave IO the tools to gather player feedback and improve the next level before it came out.
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But that's also part of what makes it so compelling: much like Arrival, Denis Villeneuve's beautiful sci-fi starring Amy Adams, this is a movie to be experienced just as much as watched.
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I won't spoil any more of the plot, which deserves to be experienced, not explained, save to point out that Riley has assembled a stellar cast of characters, with nearly all Black leads.
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For example, when I directed Feist and Mastodon's "A Commotion", which was an HTML5/ interactive video, it was really cool to make something that will be experienced by the viewer differently every time.
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Another is a series of six grim and grimy constructions by Lee Bontecou, an artist who is often cited but rarely seen, and whose steel and canvas works must be experienced in person.
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The largest fallout may be experienced during next year's election, with major parties seemingly without many untarnished names to put forward as candidates, increasing the possibility of a successful run by an outsider.
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It's overwhelming to even think about the possibilities of what can be experienced in VR, and the private nature of masturbation combined with the isolation that VR provides will encourage people to experiment.
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In general, a wine is considered dry if it has less than four grams of residual sugar per liter, but that technical definition may not convey how the wine will actually be experienced.
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As we crested every rise, it became impossible not to anticipate the singular sighting that can be experienced only on Rapa Nui: the island's rock stars — the massive, brooding monoliths known as moai.
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This is (in part) brought about by developments in consumerism and a marketing revolution: visitors (as consumers) and the museum (as the marketer) co-create the meaning to be experienced during the visit.
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Created by artist duo Jose Montemayor and Bec Abdy, Death is Only the Beginning takes cues from the emotional, revelationary state said to be experienced by a person after having a near-death experience.
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Dallas software developer Jeff Carter grew up playing escape room Flash games and was elated to find out in 2016 that thousands of their real-life analogs were out there waiting to be experienced.
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We think that the current stock price declines are well in excess of the actual economic loss that's likely to be experienced by these companies looking out over the next five to 10 years.
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Mr. Wolfson's "act of unexplained violence" (as the Whitney put it) can also be experienced in London at Sadie Coles HQ's first exhibition devoted to this New York artist, which opened on Thursday night.
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Just know that the work really has to be experienced in unison: the collages would look silly and lose their power if shown individually, but taken together they make for a surprisingly strong ensemble.
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Although many critics have dismissed games as concepts that do not fall under the standard art bracket, art and games are both designed to be experienced, evoke reactions, and encourage personal opinion and debate.
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Watch movies how they were intended to be experienced with the Klipsch R-24F floor-standing speaker, $80 off at Amazon, and add a Klipsch 300W subwoofer to significantly extends the bass range, dynamics & performance.
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"We wanted the official language of the Church to be experienced in news just as it is in the daily broadcast of a Mass in Latin," said Andrea Tornielli, the editorial director for Vatican communications.
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I haven't been passionate about pro wrestling since childhood, but I've always heard that WrestleMania — like the Kentucky Derby, a NASCAR race, and competitive noodling — is a sporting event that must be experienced in person.
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In more mundane circumstances, flow can be experienced when you're driving down the highway, listening to a favorite soundtrack, or when you're scrambling to finish a college paper in the late hours of the night.
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Before my screening, Schumer and Hawn themselves, on screen, thanked the audience for watching the film in a theater, "the way it should be experienced," as if we were watching Lawrence of Arabia or something.
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If policy makers want those successes to be experienced more broadly, they would do well to draw lessons from Massachusetts — both in terms of what the state does right and where changes could be helpful.
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In that sense, while Caprazo's outstretched arm is something to be seen in the third person by the film viewer, the death animation in Battlefield V is meant to be experienced by the game player.
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The real extremes of human emotion, as a society is turned on its head, when people are tested, these are emotions that can only be experienced in war and they lie between life and death.
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So far, the technological advances can be experienced mostly at the chain's thousands of drive-throughs, where for years menu boards have displayed a familiar array of McDonald's favorites: Big Macs, Quarter Pounders, Chicken McNuggets.
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It's as if he were presenting death as it would be experienced in a dream state, a place where memory greets loss in a psychedelic jumble, tangled with flashes of angels, Heaven, and spiritual release.
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I think works of art like the Mona Lisa are meant to be experienced in person, individually, and emotionally whereas works of art like dances are meant to be viewed online and in a group.
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I knew I had no hope of feeling my way into these words the same way they'd be experienced by someone who's spent a lifetime steeped in the cultural tradition that gave rise to them.
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We are powered by WordPress, so the ideal candidate would be experienced with it and be jazzed about leveraging its latest advancements to deliver experiences that redefine what people have come to expect from the platform.
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A total eclipse will be experienced over parts of Sumatra, Borneo, Sulawesi and "a large empty part of the Pacific ocean," Geoff Wyatt, education program producer at the Sydney Observatory, told Mashable Australia in an email.
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South Carolina Republicans also split over whether the next president should have experience in politics or be from outside the political establishment -- 48% say they should be experienced, 47% said they should be outside the establishment.
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"This arrangement is expected to play a stabilising role against the stress likely to be experienced in credit risk pricing due to global factors," the bank said in a statement, citing its own 2016 policy document.
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"Radical Seafaring," organized by the Parrish Art Museum curator Andrea Grover, brings together 25 artists and collectives who create, as she writes, "land art, only afloat": installations and performances designed to be experienced off dry land.
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The reporters, who are expected to be experienced journalists, receive additional training from the BBC and are paid a minimum of £22,000 each, a salary broadly comparable to other reporting positions at Britain's regional news organizations.
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We'd do this differently next time: The skyline views are great but can be experienced from the pool deck, so I'd consider booking a larger room on a lower floor next time to have more space.
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Nathanie Doralus from Florida believes it depends on the viewer: Art is meant to be experienced in whatever way is best for the viewer to fully receive the full effect and understanding intended by the artist.
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It's a big deal for Oculus, since VR is definitely something that has to be experienced to impress, especially if you're the average consumer who likely has only a passing interest in the tech to begin with.
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"Implicit attitudes might be experienced by patients as microaggressions — for example, a provider's apparent reluctance to touch a fat patient, or a headshake, wince or 'tsk' while noting the patient's weight in the chart," Dr. Chrisler said.
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The drama of Love & Hip Hop can be experienced both on and off the TV. If I had to make a literary comparison, I'd posit that Scott-Young's production basically creates the televised version of urban fiction.
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It comes out of a tradition of G.I. humor in which people can bitch in a way that will not get them in trouble and that also keeps them from insanity that can be experienced during war.
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The story uses narrative fragments and tense changes to draw readers into a linguistically created temporal jumble, in which time and memory cease to be experienced in a linear manner, and all events and times exist simultaneously.
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"Children often emulate their parents' responses to events; therefore, if adults in their lives are distressed and struggling to cope with thoughts of being deported from the US, similar emotions will be experienced by children," he said.
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There are various evidence-based approaches to dealing with infidelity, but most acknowledge the act can be experienced as a form of trauma by the betrayed person, who has had their fundamental assumptions about their partner violated.
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Each of the Very Very Short projects is just 60 seconds (although several can be experienced for longer), so they're perfect for a quick distraction while waiting for the train or fleeing the crushing demands of reality.
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"For Augmented Reality to be experienced without discomfort, geometrical consistency between the real world and the virtual information is essential, meaning that images should be projected without misalignment on the target objects," reads the Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory website.
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Strindberg had incendiary views about the written word — "Libraries should be burned every now and then, otherwise the baggage becomes too big to carry," he wrote — and he also had specific ideas about how theaters should be experienced.
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If the strange, ritualistic-seeming gestures performed by Mr. Greenberg helped guide the listener's eye, the repetition of musical elements helped draw the ear to moments of change that could be experienced as intrusion or diversion — or revelation.
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"Please help us spread the message: you don't need to be experienced, well-known, or have an impressive resume to get into YC. "We fund smart, ambitious people with a great idea and evidence that they can build things.
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They do -- it's being done within a risk management program, to make sure that if there are side effects, you know, based upon some of the symptoms that can be experienced, that it's done in a very controlled setting.
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For many people, this will be experienced as the power to refuse to work for insufficiently low wages (potentially nullifying the need for minimum wage laws), or unacceptable terms of any kind, be it work conditions, hours, benefits, etc.
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If you really want to see that masterwork the way it was meant to be experienced, you should watch it in the partial retrospective of his work that begins Saturday, April 9 at the Film Society of Lincoln Center.
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I've stepped not just inside the male head but into the reality of those urges whose obstinate pressure by its persistence can menace one's rationality, urges sometimes so intense they may even be experienced as a form of lunacy.
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The piece was originally built to be experienced in public space, and from its first location on top of the Artpace roof, the skyline of San Antonio was visible through the transparent plexiglass, framed by the glowing blue silhouette.
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"In moments of politicization, which usually involves an emotional encounter, art can be great, sublime, and extraordinary […] I'm interested in art that can be experienced in public moments rather than simply consumed by people living within a city," she said.
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Nonny de la Peña: I don't think it changes my approach other than that I'm a little more thoughtful on how I design a piece that can be experienced on different platforms, and when I limit it to one platform.
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High-altitude EMP attack entails detonating a nuclear weapon at 30-400 kilometers altitude — above the atmosphere, in outer space, so high that no nuclear effects, not even the sound of the explosion, would be experienced on the ground, except EMP.
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But making an artwork designed to be experienced at depths of 10 to 40 feet proved more challenging in some respects, with a new group of collaborators, an unpredictable setting and "more variables than anything I've done before," Mr. Aitken said.
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Black's work seems meant to be experienced as instantaneously as possible — whether it's being read by her to you in an eggshell white gallery or by you to yourself while rocking back and forth in a dimly lit subway car.
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In the Opinion essay "Internet Church Isn't Really Church," Laura Turner writes about one more communal aspect of life that can be experienced via the internet, going to worship: Religious affiliation in America is down, according to a 2015 Pew survey.
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The poem's subtitle, "46 Minutes in the Life of the Dawn," suggests that the poem is meant to be experienced as a literal timepiece, marking the forty-six minutes between pitch-black and dawn on a typical midsummer morning in Devon.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SIOUX CITY, Iowa — The intersection of Southern California and western Iowa may be difficult to pinpoint on a map, but on a sunny day it can be experienced on a hill in Sioux City.
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"It's still probably underdeveloped from a 'what it could be' standpoint, but it is nice to see a company taking a challenging view on what could be experienced," said Greg Portell, a partner in consulting firm A.T. Kearney's consumer, media and technology practices.
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Ergun's gaze is investigative enough to question his subjects, but so ethnographically neutral that language and discourse do not override the viewer's sense of both space and sound, allowing the master narrative of a fictional Turkishness to be experienced in all its grandeur.
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Of course, limerence can also be experienced with a crush you actually have a chance with (though, like Dr. Van Kirk said, it's normal to feel nervous or excited about a crush or someone you're just starting to date, to a point).
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As the player, we're all likely to be experienced gamers, but as Drake, we're someone who doesn't even know what Crash Bandicoot is, despite the fact that he is basically a stronger, sexier, higher-definition version of Crash himself, 20 years on.
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Using the real-world theory of linguistic relativity — which states, controversially, that what language we speak affects how our brain works — Chiang transforms Louise's life into a series of out-of-order moments that can be experienced singularly, including her daughter's eventual death.
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While nausea and vomiting can be experienced along with hypothyroidism, they aren't generally thought to be common symptoms, and are usually rarely caused by the condition, says psychotherapist Ken Goodman, who's a spokesperson with the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA).
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In interviews, he's spoken of the burden that choosing to rap has placed on his future job prospects, but doesn't seem to have considered how such a choice might be experienced by someone without a résumé to place on an album cover.
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"I wanted to learn this craft because it's disappearing, unfortunately, and needs a generational turnover," said Caterina, who is looking forward to the day when she would be experienced enough to travel to fashion shows to see her creations on the runway.
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It belongs to the audience, and they're allowed to experience it however they want to, and I have fears that when this character was originally white it would be experienced very differently now that you are Black and inhabiting the role of Tyler.
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"The common challenge of using deterministic returns — 63 percent static return year in and year out — is that there is no consideration for the real world and the likely randomness that will be experienced," said Kevin Loffredi, senior product manager of annuity solutions at Morningstar.
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Then, when I was working on the launch of the BuzzFeed News app and newsletter, I had my iPhone, an Android and lots of news apps to check out their push notifications, and email apps to test how an email would be experienced and read.
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More importantly, he is also helping us to imagine that perhaps one day, someone from La Paila or Palenque could use art to display a fragment of their story in a public space, to be experienced by people in Bogotá or New York or Kinshasa.
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And if we continue disinvesting in those, we shouldn't be surprised to continue to see America fall completely out of the top ranks of countries in which the American Dream of being born at the bottom and coming out at the top can be experienced.
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A late entrant to the digital world — Ms. Philo was not a fan of social media, and often expressed her feeling that her work should be experienced in person, rather than online — Céline nevertheless had 682,000 Instagram followers after joining the platform only in February.
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One notable viral clip, in which a player fires a warning shot into the sky only to inadvertently shoot a bird, enshrines Rockstar's approach of creating a world so complex and believable that events can happen to one player that will never be experienced by anyone else.
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But the number of ways Atmos can be experienced at home is growing rapidly, and the addition of the format to the Apple TV will increase that momentum, at the exact same time the entertainment industry is turning more toward Atmos as its finishing format of choice.
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Inspired by the historic architecture of the Theatre at the Ace, she put together a hybrid VR/AR/dance/theater duet with Helios Dance Theater, which is designed to be experienced with both Oculus Gear VR and AR via Microsoft's HoloLens, instead of inside an actual theater.
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The play, which will be experienced by most fans for the time being as a printed script, is now the official "eighth story" of the Harry Potter tale, picking things up right where the 19 years later Epilogue of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows left off.
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Among the hundreds of darkened frescoes, strips of light from a few high-placed windows irradiate the face of the Madonna, her mystical gaze inviting the worshiper to trust that what is unknowable to the human mind might be experienced through the ecstasy of the spirit.
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As the work can only be experienced individually, you'll find yourself alone in a cold room populated with a few metal benches and strewn with shoes, backpacks, and abandoned belongings that the wall texts explains have all been found in the deserts of Arizona near the border.
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To listen to a stambeli musician do his thing—to watch his body sway over the instrument, the calloused fingertips running up the strings, to hear the warbled chant (Sidi Mansour ya baba, Sidi Mansour ya baba)—is singularly unique, meant to be experienced in the flesh.
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So the question of art, like that of the human subject it is intended to be experienced by, is always also the question of this loss and of the bringing of compassion back into life, for the future, starting from both image and from an abstract horizon.
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"The goal is to categorize the trillions of images we take today and surface the best content," said EyeEm co-founder and CTO Ramzi Rizk of the company's EyeEm Vision technology, which also can be experienced on its website, in the web uploading tool for its photographic marketplace.
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Now our heroes have to care even less than that The poem concludes with a long litany–or perhaps dirge–declaring "the 90s will be the last nostalgia" with the final line stating, "we're done feeling that way," as if nothing authentic can be experienced or felt now.
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What makes this entire thing so ironic is that this is an artist who is known for his fascination with health, as evidenced from his Pharmacy series— which can now be experienced in a new pill-themed restaurant in London—to the name of his company ("Science Ltd.").
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So, I asked GIRLI out on a date to the only place that made sense: Rowans Bowling Alley in North London—the valhalla of all things cheap and throwaway; where bowling, vodka slushies and Guitar Hero can all be experienced under one roof for less than a tenner.
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I want to avoid spoiling swaths of the game, because I think the game's "twist" is so badly implemented that it needs to be experienced fully and wholly, but in broad strokes the game eventually comes to be structured around dads and what the responsibility of a dad is.
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The Aeromoto members' shared desire to create a space dedicated specifically to books about art — experimental and contemporary publications by independent publishers, as well as artists' books — led them to imagine a collective project where their meticulously curated archive could be experienced by anyone, detached from commercial exchange.
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Paradoxically, despite its dark underpinnings, Sexual Fragments Absent built a kind of heady, joyous sanctuary, with its own history and rules: a sanctuary that must be experienced, but maybe—as its one-night-run suggests—a place that still, under scrutiny and under threat, cannot be held for too long.
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These individuals must be experienced, battle-tested adults given that one of the long-running knocks against the current administration has been its habit of assigning grossly unqualified, often sanctimonious 20-something year olds, plucked from the ranks of the political campaign, and tasking them with the formulation of international policy.
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Clearly not all the founders that TechCrunch spoke to are politically affiliated with the Conservative party but many expressed relief at a new Prime Minister who is perceived to be experienced and detail-oriented — a sense of partial relief doubtless encouraged by the fact she was a Remainer (if only a weak one).
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Like much of Christo's work it is purely a visual phenomenon meant to be experienced, as opposed to a vessel by which to communicate layers of meaning or an agenda, and much of the accompanying exhibition at the Serpentine galleries, along with the press release is spent detailing the sculpture's physical particulars.
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Some of these scenes may only be experienced by a handful of audience members, like the elaborately dressed curators Maude and Carol salivating over the potential to steal a prized artifact when questioned on morality by Dr. Vernon, or a stage where two puppets act out a fatal day on New Galapagos.
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People attending an NRA convention are more likely to be experienced, long-time gun owners and users, so the researchers reason that if keeping those people away from their guns for a few days dramatically decreases the number of firearm injuries, it implies that those injuries could actually be happening among well-trained gun aficionados.
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The videos, less than 1 minute each, can be experienced with or without sound and will use a variety of formats (like data, text and images) to tell news stories in a way that's compelling and efficient for a mobile news consumer who wants to be able to quickly scan videos for relevant information.
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However a new study released this past spring by researchers at Brown University has started to bring these tales out of the shadows, cataloguing a host of challenging phenomena that can arise through meditation, and a cache of factors that can lead them to arise, as well as determine how deeply they might be experienced.
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Chris Nassetta: I think rather than starting more mid-market brands, I think what we're tempted to do, and will be doing, is taking the show on the road, and making sure that the brands that we have are performing well and that they have an opportunity to be experienced by customers in more regions of the world.
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Exploring what she deems the "full-fledged assault on the barriers between art and life that much 20th-century art worked so hard to perform," Nelson's 2011 book The Art of Cruelty reckons with the process — and purpose — of aestheticizing violence, and how "cruelty" might be experienced as a productive mode of both introspection and intellectual discourse.
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" There, too, is Whitman's sense of grandeur and the way national purpose might be experienced intimately: "Even in separation, the grace of potential union / Spills around us to indicate how my course of action, / Freed from the peculiar moment which pointed it here / Or there, could have widened in other directions / Toward the horizon: the 360-degree / Horizon I have to turn around for in order to see.
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Filled with flashes of visual beauty and a fistful of interesting ideas, Knight of Cups is — like much of Malick's most recent work — something that asks to be experienced rather than understood, but by pushing his experimental inclinations further than ever before, he's ended up with something that's strangely bereft of poetry or emotional resonance, resulting in a movie that may be off-putting to all but the most ardent Malick die-hards.
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