Of the apps provided, the games were the most engrossing and promising.
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The point: Lillard's Revenge instantly became one of the NBA's most engrossing storylines.
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Here are some of our most engrossing and memorable profiles of 2016—at least so far.
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The most engrossing of all the characters is Sudhindranath Datta, a young, "handsome and quick-witted" Bengali.
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is one of the most engrossing games I've ever played.
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Lighter, freer and a little more conventional than usual, it is Mr. Barney's most engrossing film in over a decade.
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Critic's Pick Peter Strickland's fourth feature is a horror story about, yes, a garment, but it's his most engrossing work yet.
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In its most engrossing moments, "What Remains," with its eerie landscape of shadows and bodies, merges words and movement with a visceral, pungent force.
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Gaitonde and Jojo's connection is the most engrossing, the first of any of his relationships in the show to have palpable chemistry and explicable attraction.
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One of the book's most engrossing moments involves the crisis of having his Rhodes interview scheduled on the same day as the Yale-Harvard game.
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With the world watching, the rescue team was racing against rising floodwaters in what has become one of the most engrossing rescue missions in recent years.
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Bin Jelmood House is the first slavery museum in the Gulf region, and it is by far the most engrossing and informative of the four Msheireb offerings.
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The core design is one of the most engrossing puzzles I've ever played, a blend of risk management, the extrapolation of hidden information, and careful economic planning.
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The most engrossing galleries of "The Last Knight" look at these grand tournaments, which were nothing less than performance art five centuries before the genre got its name.
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The most engrossing parts involve scouring leagues around the world in the hope of finding underpriced talent or a sixteen-year-old prospect who might become the next Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Of all the programs cited, the most engrossing is "Cold Blooded," perhaps because it has more on its mind than the typical who or even why aspects of the crime.
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It's one of the most engrossing subreddits we've ever come across—find out how matches are made, or how internet cables are laid, or how much CO2 we're releasing, in seconds.
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To really sell the idea that you're visiting an alien world requires, well, people that inhabit that alien world, and Pandora's population is one of the most engrossing aspects of the park.
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Once friends, now prospective enemies — the tale of Takefusa Kubo and Ansu Fati has only just begun, but it's one that could develop into the most engrossing stories of the modern era.
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As such, true crime stories go beyond the invented nature of even the best horror movies or most engrossing sci-fi tv shows because they show us what we're really capable of.
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"You Get What You Need," the seventh and final installment of HBO's Big Little Lies miniseries, is profoundly gripping, arguably one of the most engrossing and uncomfortable TV episodes of this young year.
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The series's most engrossing sequence recounts the infamous 2004 encounter in the hospital room of the attorney general John Ashcroft, when administration members tried unsuccessfully to get Ashcroft to renew the surveillance program.
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This is a film with almost no dialogue, and shots that are held for minutes at a time, but it was the one of the most engrossing experiences I've ever had in a theater.
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"No sane person would do this," director Ezra Edelman told WIRED in January, not long after his documentary O.J.: Made in America had become, somewhat improbably, one of the most engrossing TV-watching (and moviegoing) experiences of 2016.
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In a year packed with staggering achievements like Red Dead Redemption 2, one of the most engrossing, exquisite, and expansive games ever made, I can understand why some people might not think that something like Tetris Effect could compare.
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Even those who haven't found him to be the most engrossing interpreter of repertory staples must credit Mr. Gilbert with emboldening the Philharmonic at a time when strong artistic purpose and outreach are crucial to the future of classical music.
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The most engrossing of these shows is "In Search of Expo 228," an incisive, sometimes wistful exploration of the fair and its afterlives by nearly two dozen contemporary artists, on view at the Musée d'Art Contemporain de Montréal, known as MAC.
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Rumaan Alam explores the intimacies and insecurities of their friendship in one of last summer's most engrossing and absorbing novels — and now it's out in paperback, so you can catch up even if you're more a Laura than a Sarah, bank account-wise.
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You can watch that process unfold in one of the most engrossing works in the exhibition: "Um-basax-bilua, 'Where They Make the Noise' 1904-2016" (2019), a timeline of photographs from Crow Fair, a large annual festival and gathering that features daily parades.
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"This has to be one of the most engrossing histories ever written — yet not a word of it is true," William Beauchamp, a French literature scholar, wrote in The New York Times Book Review when the book was published in English in the United States in 1975.
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There are countless free-to-play analogues for mobile on the market—among them celebrity chef-co-signed Restaurant Dash with Gordon Ramsay and Cooking Fever, which garnered more than 100 million downloads in 2017—though Cooking Craze, through sheer speed and chaos alone, is definitely the most engrossing.
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Just when you're beginning to be tired (as poor old Eric must be) of Jane's perpetual blanking out, just when you can't decide whether this is a fictional investigation of the mystical, the marital or the medical, the narrative ramps up a notch and turns into that most engrossing of beasts, a novel about sex.
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Organized by Manuel Borja-Villel and Teresa Velázquez, respectively the director and the head of exhibitions at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid, where it was first seen earlier this year, this survey of Ishida's art is one of the most engrossing presentations of contemporary painting to have been shown in the United States in many years.
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Mizraab performing live at Coke Studio, 2011 The show features artists in each episode, by a house band and guest artists. Coke Studio tracks are officially available on their YouTube and SoundCloud channels. The most engrossing fact about Coke Studio is the impeccable music which is recorded live by veteran artists.
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Critic Kees Fens, in 1996, remembered that Een eerlijk zeemansgraf was, for him, the most engrossing of Slauerhoff's poems in part because it sketched a sailor's life so well. Fens loved the exotic names, and remarked that for Slauerhoff every port was his homeport as long as it wasn't a Dutch port.
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The duo's third studio album, Lust Lust Lust, was released in November 2007 in Europe and February 2008 in the U.S. The album received generally positive reviews, with the NME's Hardeep Phull describing it as "their most engrossing album." In December 2008, Sune Rose Wagner released a solo album, simply titled Sune Rose Wagner. All of the songs are sung in his native language of Danish.
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The Library Journal also highly recommended it, and Newsday described it as "one of the most engrossing police procedural mystery books ever written". Simon credits his time researching the book as altering his writing style and informing later work. He learned to be more patient in research and writing, and said a key lesson was not promoting himself but concentrating on his subjects. Simon told Baltimore's City Paper in 2003 that Homicide was not traditional journalism.
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" The novel took three years to write. Carlton delivered the first draft of the novel, originally titled The Ghost Ants of Hulkren to the writing/producing team of Michael Colleary and Mike Werb who had hired Carlton to write the novelization of their screen project Face/Off. Werb and Colleary immediately optioned the novel and teamed with film producer Lawrence Bender to develop a screen project. Bender called the novel "one of the most engrossing, original and powerful novels I have read in years.
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He lived and worked on the land with his family raising cattle on a bush block near Monto. He embarked on extensive expeditions throughout Australia capturing the subtle beauty and magnificence of the country in gouaches he called his 'sonnets'. His 72-foot 360 degree mural 'Jay Creek', an oil on canvas, painted on location in Central Australia, his largest and a most engrossing work was painted in four days in searing heat. Jamieson regarded himself as a self-taught artist, however he attended Brisbane Central Technical College (with Melville Haysom), 1956–57.
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Its critical reception was enthusiastic. For example Lord Blake, Provost of the Queen's College, Oxford, called it a "splendid book" (source: inside jacket comment) and the Whole Earth Catalog called it "the most engrossing new reference book in decades." In the latest eighth edition of The Times Complete History of the World, Harvard historian Niall Ferguson stated that the atlas "conveys a sense not only of time, but also of place"; while English journalist and presenter Jon Snow commented that "in the internet age, proof positive that this reference book still has the edge by a considerable margin".
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On its publication in book form in 1910 the novel received a warm reception, and it achieved a circulation greater than any other of Mason's novels. According to The British Weekly, it was "one of the best, most artistic, most engrossing detective stories ever written", with other papers also echoing its praise. In 1940 Hugh Walpole called it "The best detective novel of the last thirty years". Writing in 2017, Martin Edwards called At the Villa Rose “a landmark of the genre” in which real-life source material is blended with phoney spiritualism, baffling but logical detective work, and an unexpected villain.
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In its annual Megawards, GameFan awarded it Best Action/RPG (SNES). GamePro gave it the award for Role-Playing Game of the Year, ahead of Lufia and Shadowrun as runners-up. Edges review said that Secret of Mana was better than contemporary role-playing games Ys I & II, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and Landstalker: The Treasures of King Nole. The review stated that Secret of Mana "includes some of the best game design and features ever seen: simultaneous threeplayer action, the best combat system ever designed, the best player interface ever designed, a superb control system, and yes, some of the most engrossing and rewarding gameplay yet".
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" Stefan Niederwieser of The Gap rated the album seven out of ten. Patrice Knap of Laptop Rockers published a positive review, saying that "Live & Remastered is a fascinating time capsule to a special time in musical history when club culture was the growing force in youth culture. It surely will bring fond memories to those who, like me, used to dance the night away at the time!" Marting Hewitt of Plain and Simple said the album was "digging up the past to dish out one of the brand’s only releases aimed at true heads in years." He said that "perhaps what’s most engrossing is the quality of the sets at hand, which two decades on would put many a technologically advanced DJ to shame.
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Industry standards for the term "Outage Duration" or "Maintenance Duration" can have different point of initiation and completion thus the following clarification should be used to avoid conflicts in contract execution: # "Turnkey" this is the most engrossing of all outage types. Outage or Maintenance starts with operator of the plant or equipment pressing the shutdown or stop button to initiate a halt in operation. Unless otherwise noted, Outage or Maintenance is considered completed when the plant or equipment is back in normal operation ready to begin manufacturing or ready be synchronized with system or grid or ready to perform duties as pump or compressor. # "Breaker to Breaker" This Outage or Maintenance starts with operator of the plant or equipment removing the power circuit (Main power breaker at "off" or "disengaged" or "On-Cooldown"), not the control circuit from operation.
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Crosstalk in Tianjin The city has many sights; its streetscapes – an assemblage of historic nineteenth – and early twentieth-century European architecture, juxtaposed with the concrete and glass monoliths of contemporary China – are its most engrossing attraction. Though wide swaths of the city are being redeveloped, much of the colonial architecture has been placed under protection, and the shopping opportunities, especially for antiques, just about justify a day-trip from the capital, an hour away by train. In the nineteenth century, the port city caught the attention of the seafaring Western powers, who used the boarding of a British ship by Chinese troops as an excuse to declare war. With well-armed gunboats, they were assured of victory, and the Treaty of Tianjin, signed in 1856, gave the Europeans the right to establish nine concessionary bases on the mainland, from which they could conduct trade and sell opium.
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Michelle Ellsworth is an American dancer and performance artist, as well as a Professor in the Department of Theatre and Dance at University of Colorado Boulder. Her "smart, singular" work spans live performance, video, performable websites, and drawing, employing absurdist humor, carpentry, technology, monologue, and dance. Ellsworth has received, among other awards, the Guggenheim Fellowship, the Doris Duke Impact Award, a Creative Capital Grant and a United States Artists Knight Fellowship. ArtForum has described her work as "some of the most engrossing explorations of how the body and technology coexist and collide." Ellsworth has exhibited and performed at venues such as On The Boards (2004, 2005, 2012, 2015, 2019), Fusebox Festival (2013, 2015, 2019), American Realness (2015, 2018), Bard's Fisher Center for the Performing Arts (2017), Noorderzon Performing Arts Festival in Groningen, Netherlands (2016), Made in the U.S.A Festival at the Onassis Cultural Center in Athens, Greece (2016), Chocolate Factory Theatre in New York, NY (2015), Brown University (2011, 2015), Abandon Normal Devices Festival in Liverpool, UK (2013), Danspace (2012), DiverseWorks in Houston, TX (1996, 1997, 2001, 2005, 2009), and Dance Theatre Workshop in New York, NY (1992, 1993, 1996, 2007).
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