So I might be even more immersed in a community.
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Are we all going to be more immersed and more addicted than ever?
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He has rededicated himself to running as he has become more immersed in this world.
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Doing so definitely amplifies the intensity of the shooting modes and makes you feel more immersed.
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We think that'll help do work to make the player even more immersed in Chloe's world.
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No other filmmaker has been more immersed in the social upheavals of contemporary China than Wang Bing.
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When you eat popcorn with chopsticks, you pay more attention and you are more immersed in the experience.
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He was better versed in policy, more immersed in details, and more politically calculating than many people had thought.
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Over the years, as I became more immersed in this alternate reality called "the art world," I began to feel jaded.
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When a person plays a game with their own culture or religion, the player feels more immersed and invested in the game.
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This ethos is simple: the more choices, and as such more systems, you give a player, the more immersed they will be.
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It will include haptic feedback and improved tactile sensations such as rumbling and shaking, allowing users to get more immersed in games.
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It's a cool experience because you feel more immersed in and connected to the music, but the high noise levels have some downsides.
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Headphones: Headphones allow the user to be more immersed and reduce the disruption to the experience that could arise from using speakers. 5.
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Helen and I had met through a mutual friend, Jamie, who had lived there longer and was more immersed in the Madison music scene.
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She became more immersed in design, and interned at the Government Publishing and Printing Office in The Hague, where she returned after finishing school.
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But I think I might have been more immersed in what people were expecting, or what sounds okay to people, and that's different for everyone.
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Everyday people from Portland to Peoria found themselves more immersed in discussions about gay rights in that one year than during their entire previous lifetimes.
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This position allows the peripheral edges of the game space to blend with the DreamScreen light extensions and I'm significantly more immersed, just as DreamScreen wanted.
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Thomas hopes these kinds of tools will reach more classrooms and homes, to engage the next generation, who are more immersed in tech than ever before.
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In other words, the more immersed we become in our phones and social media, the less likely it is that sex is going to happen spontaneously.
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In the film, his daughter, Susie, says she learned how to talk in sound bites to a father more immersed with financial issues than his children's.
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However, the mood shifts at 6:07 PM when the moon opposes dreamy Neptune, finding us less focused on reality and more immersed in spirituality, art, and imagination.
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Future TVs will stream in more advanced resolutions, even beyond 4K, and may offer integrated forms of augmented reality or virtual reality to make viewers even more immersed.
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You're never more immersed in Glastonbury's manic atmosphere — or more aware of the sheer volume of people — than when you're in the middle of the crowd for a headliner.
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If you have a Google Cardboard VR headset handy, you can get even more immersed by viewing the ad on the iOS and Android versions of the YouTube app.
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Likewise, leaders themselves benefit by becoming more immersed in everyday operating realities, better attuned to the marketplace, and more astute at problem-solving — all to each respective initiative's upside.
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The new console will also allow for 3D audio, which will make players feel more immersed in the game as sounds come at players from all directions, according to Wired.
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Everyone stands to feel more immersed in the music, as they do at Walt Disney Concert Hall, which Ms. Borda opened in her previous job with the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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BARCELONA, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Microsoft unveiled the latest version of its HoloLens augmented reality headset on Sunday, promising wearers would feel more immersed in the augmented reality experience and more comfortable.
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In a new Paper magazine interview with bell hooks, the actress says she's taking a year off acting to focus on reading more books and becoming more immersed in gender studies.
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A person like that would probably be able to get more out of a game in a short amount of time and feel more immersed in the situation, rather than reading text.
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Those more immersed in Occupy tended to see it as a major force, while others on the periphery or whose involvement in the left is more rooted in current events downplayed it.
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The feature, in which viewers are meant to feel more immersed in the game, costs $15 per user, but the company will also provide moves and analytics as a separate product free of charge.
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"When you eat popcorn with chopsticks, you pay more attention and you are more immersed in the experience," Ohio State assistant professor of marketing Rob Smith, one of the study's authors, told OSU's press office.
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Once the pilot trainee reaches the minimum threshold qualifications required by the airline, she or he can work as a co-pilot on a regional jet, becoming more immersed in the world of cockpit automation.
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I studied philosophy and literature, and I have an interest in making sure the conversations around our humanity are robust and stay intact even as we become more immersed in this onslaught of cyberborg-ish stuff.
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The publisher hopes the new gameplay elements will increase the game's immersion factor for players — and while it's likely fans will embrace the addition, it's hard to see how they could be more immersed in the franchise.
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It's indisputable that children are growing up more immersed in technology and the internet than ever before, which has led to a genre of pieces dedicated to the harms and benefits of growing up in front of screens.
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Perhaps no president since William Howard Taft, a former judge and future Supreme Court chief justice, entered the White House more immersed in constitutional theory than Mr. Obama, and few in modern times have seen theory explode into political reality more starkly.
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And as he becomes more fluent in this new language, more immersed in a conversation with the large machines, a fantasy takes shape: Could there be a way to make this language more humanlike, so that someday computers might understand us intuitively, on our own terms?
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And you won't be surprised to hear that "Metal Gear Solid" and "Final Fantasy VII" are still really, really good — as I played "Metal Gear," I became less and less conscious of the graphics, and more and more immersed in the stealth gameplay and convoluted storyline.
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So instead of worrying about getting feet tangled in the connector cable, Vive users will be able to roam around their room-sized gaming space freely, air-slashing bag guys and/or air-brushing virtual art works to feel even more immersed in a pixelated alt reality.
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Today it's announcing a deal that will get it in front of a lot more potential customers, inking retail agreements with Toys R Us and Barnes & Noble, two of the largest retail chains in the US. "We are incredibly excited to add Kano to the growing assortment of STEM-related offerings at Toys"R"Us, especially at a time where the next generation is more immersed in technology and parents are looking for ways to marry education, play and real life skills that can truly impact their children's future," said Richard Barry, executive vice president and global chief merchandising officer at Toys"R"Us, Inc.
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But the more immersed I became in morals and mores I realized I couldn't sell my work. The thought of selling was detrimental,” Lipkin said, “it corrodes the creative spirit.
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She begins to hear sounds that no one else can and connects with a Victorian girl called Harriet, but as she becomes more immersed in Harriet's World she wonders if something tragic took place.
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Artur and his brother engaged in athletics in Moscow when Artur was in the sixth grade. They specialized in the 60 meters sprint. Artur became more immersed in football. He later stated football taught him to live.
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After The Life and Times of Joseph Stalin, he discontinued working in theatre or performing on the streets. From 1974 though 1978, he became more immersed in the New York City fashion scene and began to frequent Studio 54 where he resumed his performance art.
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The Mach II is designed for teenagers between the ages of 12–14 years old. “Aviation Challenge® MACH II is a military-style program for middle school students that uses simulated, realistic combat scenarios while teaching pride, professionalism and leadership.” (Center, Aviation Challenge ) This age group is even more immersed in the military experience. These trainees have more challenging missions in the simulators and competition raises as well.
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Despite the relative stability of his relationship, he gradually became more immersed in crime. Alègre found his victims in the station's district while he was employed as a barman in the police station cafeteria and then at the Gare de Toulouse-Matabiau's buffet restaurant. When women he tried to seduce did not reciprocate, he would undress, rape, and strangle them. He killed his first victim, Valérie Tariote, a co-worker, on February 21, 1989.
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This helps Georgia learn more about the current group of tourists she has and open her eyes to the different places where they come from. In doing so, she also teaches them the origins of the Olympic Games, which they take genuine interest in. While they become more immersed in Greek culture, Poupi begins to show interest in Georgia. However, Georgia's antics distract him while driving, and he narrowly avoids causing an accident on the road.
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Starting in 1914, the American Jewish community mobilized its resources to assist the victims of the European war. Cooperating to a degree not previously seen, the various factions of the American Jewish community—native-born and immigrant, Reform, Orthodox, secular, and socialist—coalesced to form what eventually became known as the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. All told, American Jews raised $63 million in relief funds during the war years and became more immersed in European Jewish affairs than ever before.
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In 1786, he remarked: > A powerful engine for this [mercantile profiting] was the giving of good > prices and credit to the planter till they got him more immersed in debt > than he could pay without selling lands or slaves. They then reduced the > prices given for his tobacco so that ... they never permitted him to clear > off his debt.Breen, T. H. Tobacco Culture: the Mentality of the Great > Tidewater Planters on the Eve of Revolution. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton UP, > 1985. Print.
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These special private seating sections located within stadiums, arenas, and other sporting and entertainment venues, are typically located in the midsection and/or main stand or grandstand, usually providing the best views of the event. Some have glass panels that can be opened, in order for the spectators to feel closer to and more immersed in the action of the event. However at some tennis venues (where stadiums are smaller) the luxury boxes might be located at the lowest ring of seats, nearest to the playing court.
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For a time, much was expected of Georgi as a composer. Tchaikovsky thought so highly of his promise that he obtained for him the Tsar's annual stipend of 1200 rubles awarded to deserving musicians. Georgi did indeed compose songs, a ballet, a cantata, two symphonic poems, and a variety of other instrumental works. None of these have entered the international repertoire, and Georgi ultimately became more and more immersed in musical academics, formulating an abstruse system he called "metro-techtonic analysis" for the scientific measurement of symmetry in musical forms.
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In 1895, he established a fruitful relationship with Paul Durand- Ruel who maintained a number of galleries in Paris, London and New York, with an emphasis on Impressionism. During their relationship, Moret completed over 600 paintings, many of which were exhibited in Paris and New York leading to a growing clientele for his work. Moret also exhibited seven of his Breton paintings at the Salon des Indépendants. After 1900, Moret became more immersed in Impressionism, applying small flecks of paint to his work rather than the broad strokes favoured by the Pont-Aven artists.
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'CJ' still manages the band to the present day, along with the roster at Jennings' firm, Raw Power Management. The transition from punky guitar music to incorporating state-of-the-art production and new musical territories was not dissimilar to a path previously trodden by one of the band's musical heroes The Clash and subsequently Big Audio Dynamite. The album surprised the band's fans and perplexed the music critics. Crabb, now more immersed in sample-finding and songwriting, moved from behind the drum kit to being a co-vocalist with Mansell and was replaced by a drum machine called Dr. Nightmare.
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However, just like Clarke, she is not exactly built for war so she is horrified at what she sees and experiences at first. In the second season, she becomes more immersed in Grounder culture and serves as Indra's second. Originally she felt hatred towards Clarke for being the daughter of someone in the same council who had her locked up. It is intensified when she discovers Clarke knew about the bombing of Tondc, did nothing about it, and allowed all those Grounders to die after the events of Mount Weather (even telling Indra that she will not leave behind Bellamy and her friends).
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Similar to Crysis 2, the game is a multi- platform title, and Crytek considered the development of the game's console version a huge obstacle they had to "rip the engine to pieces" so as to get the game running on console. The multiplayer portion of the game was created by Crytek UK. It was designed to improve the efficiency of the Nanosuit in an online environment. In an effort to create memorable maps, the team designed routes that can only be discovered after a player's first playthrough. Crytek UK hoped that this approach would help players to become more immersed in the game's universe.
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As she became more immersed in indigenous and African theory and culture, Curiel recognized that pre-colonial societies, such and the Inca and Aztec along with those in Kenya, South Africa and others, had differing social constructs centering on community strength, rather than top-down power arrangements. She began moving away from transnational feminism in an attempt to understand the underlying causes of oppression. For Curiel, recognizing that poor black women exist and have faced bias, is not sufficient nor is recognition that they have some commonalities with other women. Those who have privilege have the freedom to question their identity in ways that others do not.
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Heungsou's works largest body of work is the so-called harmonism paintings, collaborating structures and abstract forms in a piece of art work.원로화가 김흥수 화백 10~17일 개인전 Yonhap 2010-10-19 The genesis for his idea came from the harmony of yin and yang, between female and male and between the east and the west.'한국의 피카소' 김흥수 화백, 마지막 개인전 Aju Economist 2010-09-19 According to an interview with Ftnews Korea, he was enormously influenced by the idea of Mikhail Gorbachev mixing the philosophy of the east and the west, invited by Pushkin Museum. After studying Cubism, he became more immersed in paintings.
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In the early 1870s, he heeded the call to "go west, young man" and found himself in Colorado getting paid well for his carpentry skills. During the 1870s, the Black Hills of South Dakota saw a gold rush that attracted hordes of hopeful men afflicted with gold fever. It has been said that at first Walsh was attracted to the opportunities that came with the gold rush, including trading goods and services at inflated prices, as opposed to the gold rush itself. Gradually, he became more and more immersed in the world of gold and was soon trading mining equipment to prospectors for mining claims as payment.
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Tibor later wrote about being on the island of San Blas in Panama, where he engaged with the Kuna Indians; of an attempt to scale the volcano Izalko in El Salvador, that was cut short by a volcanic eruption; and of discovering the ruins of an ancient city in Honduras, which many people knew from legends only, and that was built by Indians. It was during these treks through Guatemala and Honduras that Sekelj became ever more immersed in archeology and anthropology. Upon Sekelj's arrival in Mexico in 1953, several alpine clubs invited him to take part in their treks. This was not unexpected, given the fact that his book « Tempestad sobre el Aconcagua » had practically become a manual for mountain climbing.
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The team also used the game as a chance to address the narrative aspects of the story which had started to become stale in their eyes. They introduced Edward Kenway, initially an outsider to the Assassins/Templars conflict that becomes involved only with the prospect of wealth at the end, giving the narrative team a means to present the conflict from an outside view. Further, the present day story had moved away from a single person (Desmond Miles) to allow any observer to use the Animus to experience the generic memories from another. The narrative team set this up to have the player feel more immersed and central to the events, eventually setting up for the concept of the Initiate that would come in Assassin's Creed Unity and Assassin's Creed Syndicate.
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Though never verified, Jefferson accused London merchants of unfairly depressing tobacco prices and forcing Virginia farmers to take on unsustainable debt loads. In 1786, he remarked: ::“A powerful engine for this [mercantile profiting] was the giving of good prices and credit to the planter till they got him more immersed in debt than he could pay without selling lands or slaves. They then reduced the prices given for his tobacco so that…they never permitted him to clear off his debt.” The inability to pay what one owed was not just a financial failing, but a moral one. Planters whose operations collapsed were condemned as “sorry farmers” – unable to produce good crops and inept at managing their land, slaves, and assets. Washington excused his situation thusly: ::“Mischance rather than Misconduct hath been the cause of [my debt]…It is but an irksome thing to a free mind to be always hampered in Debt.”Haworth, Paul Leland. George Washington: Farmer Being an Account of His Home Life and Agricultural Activities,.
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