We created a lot of systems that support non-linear gameplay.
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This investigative narrative seems simple enough, but Ga's tale is non-linear.
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He is after non-linear time: how mental and actual time overlap.
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"The composition is chaotic but interrelated, non-linear but cyclical," notes Walker.
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The response of consumption to prices is continuous but highly non-linear.
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The outsized discoveries – the "non-linear" ones – are highly likely to require wandering.
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The outsized discoveries — the 'non-linear' ones — are highly likely to require wandering.
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So non-linear editing systems, like today it would be Avid and Digidesign.
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Called Between the Waters, the project invites digital exploration through non-linear storytelling.
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FIFA's world soccer rankings are notorious for their non-linear relationship with reality.
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In her eighth novel, "Love," Morrison again embraced a non-linear storytelling style.
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Now the non-linear Has maneuvered the rational Into position, and may rest.
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The Donald Show is almost completely unscripted, usually non-linear and entirely real.
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The electronic shell structures and the non-linear responses are like a frequency modulator.
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You can almost smell the hairspray in the slapdash, blurry, and non-linear video.
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This means, unlike pretty much any other sport, the play is decidedly non-linear.
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War is non-linear and full of uncertainty, McMaster routinely shares in his speeches.
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It's hard for us to extrapolate anything that's non-linear going in the future.
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And in the non-linear space, Netflix does not care how old you are.
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Rina understood time as a non-linear hodgepodge of vivid and less-vivid memories.
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A further source of uncertainty is what scientists refer to as non-linear effects.
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No one knows, because by definition the onset of chaos is non-linear and unpredictable.
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"Cyberpunk 2077" is a non-linear role-playing game played from a first-person perspective.
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As the voices get louder, they form a cacophony of indiscrete utterances, highlighting non-linear time.
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There are also elite drones that take non-linear paths through the sky and fly faster.
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The Grudge experiments with non-linear storytelling and gives audiences a complex assortment of sub-plots.
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Accurate translation takes into account nuanced, and sometimes non-linear, cultural references that transcend immediate understanding.
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"Technology companies have a better shot at scaling things in a way that's non-linear," Bose said.
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Supercomputers like the Sunway TaihuLight are often used to solve complex systems problems of non-linear dynamics.
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Shutdowns are non-linear: one that lasts twice as long will incur more than twice the cost.
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These, and other non-linear behaviors make games like Halo feel good to play with a controller.
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In the circular, non-linear minds of Arrival's aliens and Louise Banks, the destination doesn't even exist.
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It was non-linear, it was a live event, and yet it didn't tell a traditional story.
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Was Moser reacting to an existential fear of the vital, non-linear reasoning presented in the book?
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Hence the third, and most credible, explanation: that the Phillips curve still exists, but is "non-linear".
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"I realized—and Josh and Julian confirmed—that temperatures have already started to go non-linear," says Thiel.
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"The part that really surprised me was just how rapid and non-linear it was," Montet told Gizmodo.
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Lewis Lloyd: The lyrics come out of the current collective consciousness shift towards non-linear culture and history.
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Ljungqvist's impressionistic four-minute video about the photo series is a fittingly non-linear complement to Relander's images.
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Told in a non-linear fashion, you'll always be dying to know what happens next at Las Encinas.
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You're going to be foggy-headed—but you'll also see the world in a more poetic, non-linear way.
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The web is turning into television because without the links it loses its true decentralized and non-linear nature.
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That's an incredibly non-linear story: it's truly what the goal was: to show people what the world feels like.
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One could call this project, curated by Philippe Riss-Schmidt, a self-generative graphic film or a non-linear animation.
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Understanding that non-linear advance is where a new video by the engaging and inventive physicist Dominic Walliman comes in.
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On the bright side, Jack's death doesn't have to mean the end of Ventimiglia's run on the non-linear show.
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The seemingly non-linear structure of this season's reveals (more on that later) has left some major questions for viewers.
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The realities of taking on non-linear storytelling, particularly when that story is already in motion, are intimidating — and infinite.
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There's almost no levity, other than some happier times spent with Lena and Kane during the film's non-linear narrative.
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So the C3s matter, but the fact is people who are younger are watching TV in a non-linear fashion.
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The Phillips curve is non-linear, meaning that prices will suddenly rise sharply only once economies cross the inflationary Rubicon.
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I chose to focus on "I Am Why" because its non-linear nature provides a new innovation in her practice.
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Games developers know how to engage players and keep them interested, and how to tell stories in a non-linear fashion.
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But it's a fragmented, non-linear narrative, participants hearing a given tape only when they find it and choose to listen.
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They are complex in the sense that they have many individual parts that are connected together in sometimes non-linear ways.
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Fleeting moments and flashbacks allow viewers to celebrate 20 years of Cassini's achievements in a very personal, non-linear, stylized exhibition.
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I mean, the specifics of every film is slightly different, but yeah, the structure of the movie, the non-linear timeline.
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But Garrett did note who he felt was ultimately behind the attacks citing Russia's long-standing specialization in non-linear acoustics.
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The show's second year has also continued to embrace the fractured, non-linear storytelling style that has become a series hallmark.
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The non-linear video comes directed by London filmmaker Frank Lebon, and seems to trace the grieving process of a breakup.
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As with almost all relationships in the oil market, the relationship between these risks and oil prices is highly non-linear.
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And as someone who's experimented in the non-linear space a little bit, this seemed like a natural progression for me.
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But this non-linear extravaganza has so many of them — all heavily laden with text — that it will test viewers' stamina.
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Hitting is contagious, as the saying goes, but it's probably more accurate to say that hitting has non-linear returns to scale.
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Sushant Singh Rajput casually talks about the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, supercomputers and non-linear thinking while doodling furiously on piece of paper.
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The whole game reminded him of a Tony Hawk game, as it was similarly structured around a series of non-linear sandboxes.
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The last stage, with messy and non-linear stages in between, is one of action (represented by words, slogans, calls to act).
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To Alhabash, the non-linear nature of memes in spaces like TikTok has a huge role to play in shaping public discourse.
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Which brings us back to the rhizome, which is non-linear, non-hierarchal, and insists that we not conform to any model.
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Roller Racers themselves are a groundbreaking product — in fact, there have even been published studies in experiential non-linear physics using these toys.
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Technologists have been trying for decades to use our understanding of the brain to build algorithms to solve highly complex, non-linear problems.
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The research found a "non-linear" relationship between hours worked and output: results start to slide around the 50-hour-per-week mark.
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Here, we see Levy at her most associative, in regard both to Saul's increasingly non-linear experience and also to the physical world.
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Then there's the colorful creation by Black Salt Collective, a group of four women who address contemporary non-linear identity in their work.
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Deep learning takes the concept of machine learning even deeper (pun intended), and can model complex non-linear relationships consisting of many layers.
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The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) projects that such "non-linear" television-watching in America will double to 40% of all viewing by 2018.
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"Rachid will be reponsible for the equities trading businesses across flow, exotics and non-linear corporate derivatives franchises," he said late on Tuesday.
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Insider's Kim Renfro said the movie's non-linear storytelling robs the story of cohesion and make its emotional punches fall by the wayside.
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When you want non-linear, immediate access to a function and you have the time and stability to do so, touch is great.
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Such systems embody that with which Kantorovich and his planners could not cope: effects related to their causes in complex, non-linear ways.
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A good many MMA fighters could do with recognizing the value of returning to the jab after a combination or non-linear blow.
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The music he's released so far feels non-linear, contracting and expanding with an unpredictable energy while still largely hovering around long, slow drones.
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I relived my whole life, in a pretty surreal, non-linear, nonsensical fashion, but it went on for so long—what felt like years.
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Yet it was incredibly compelling, sucking you into a non-linear mystery buoyed by the performance of Viva Seifert as traumatized widow Hannah Smith.
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The five episodes provided for critics continue to embrace the show's non-linear structure, but in a way that's accessible and easy to grasp.
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ABC says it partnered with Roku on the launch because it wanted to work with a distributor that understood the non-linear TV audience.
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After that, the story becomes more muddied and non-linear, marred with dark chapters but overall a beautiful, positive narrative of expansion and progress.
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As the show moves through the 1930s on into the '40s, one can follow Masson's line drawings as a form of non-linear thinking.
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The impact of oil prices on budgets is non-linear and so proved much more challenging when they dropped further to USD35/b in 1Q16.
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The heptapod writing system was described as non-linear, in that full phrases were presented all at once with no correspondence between sound and symbol.
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Detention continues to blur the lines between reality and symbolism in its frequent use of flashbacks and non-linear level design to emphasize Ray's powerlessness.
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The oil market is a complex adaptive system which exhibits highly non-linear dynamics and regularly cycles between periods of under- and oversupply (tmsnrt.rs/22007QEVR224A).
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Recently I started writing short stories, which are about the body and objects, and tie the movements and objects back to a non-linear narrative.
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"The implication of a near 0% 5-year S&P 500 forecast is clearly a non-linear, dangerous market, especially for high beta," he says.
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With Jupiter in a water sign, you're someone who easily appreciates non-linear forms of learning, which makes novels and emotionally touching literature appealing to you.
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Contrails interact with the environment in more complicated, non-linear ways, researchers say, and we need to keep building better models to fuller understand their impact.
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That way they could become a documentary where, by people interacting with the characters and speaking with them, it would drive the non-linear narrative onwards.
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Non-linear and hybrid warfare can be compared to any number of irregular warfare paradigms such as Cold War Active Measures, unconventional, asymmetric or 85033th generation.
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The experience graph is an empowering opportunity to see how we learn and grow through connective experiences that drive actions which seem otherwise non-linear or irrelevant.
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The difficulty of deep throttling an engine increases in a non-linear way, so 2:1 is fairly easy, but a deep 5:1 is very hard.
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I'm really curious to see how people respond to Firebase, because it's a little bit more surreal in its presentation, and it's a little more non-linear.
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"My sense is that pace of (adoption of new interest rate benchmarks) will be non-linear," said Tim Galt, head of debt capital market syndicate at UBS.
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Guy Ritchie has experience with twisting, freewheeling narratives, using non-linear structures in Snatch and Lock, Stock, but the songs might be new territory for the director.
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But older viewers, while they've also shifted over to non-linear viewing and while they're also watching plenty of Netflix, they're still more likely to watch live.
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What's happening now feels more dystopian, a scattered, non-linear narrative impossible to get a consistent fix on, or to approach with traditional, rational reporting and analysis.
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Turning documentary footage into something non-linear that's shown across multiple screens with fuzzy image quality challenged him to think differently about how to tell a story.
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It can be hard to follow along with this style of writing, but I'm very interested in the non-linear narrative she uses in this particular book.
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Harley's non-linear storytelling is funny, sure, and while it does work in the context of her character, it can get hard to track what is happening when.
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The information war has been fought just as keenly as clashes on the battlefield and has proved itself a central tool of Russia's "hybrid" or "non-linear" warfare.
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In the 1990s, cyberculture aficionados called non-linear stories linked together by hyperlinks "hypertext" fiction, and used software like Storyspace and HyperCard to invent a new interactive literature.
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With non-linear storytelling and an exceptionally rad soundtrack, Axolotl Overkill is, if nothing else, a very compelling world to live in for an hour and a half.
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But they are peaceful and want to help humanity, because their own non-linear perception of time tells them they'll need our help thousands of years from now.
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"At some point when you push the system far enough, it's quite likely that tipping points will happen where the changes start to be non-linear," Lade said.
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She uses that phrase many times in our conversation, hinting at the many secrets and superpowers of these ecosystems, and at the "non-linear" nature of scientific inquiry.
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The non-linear path of his thoughts and emotions are reflected not just in his statements to camera, but also in the audacious structure of the film itself.
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Anybody who wants to do a campaign, anybody who wants to get somebody's attention, icons are really good at this kind of condensed non-linear, non-sentence-based messaging.
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Fallen Order, told in a somewhat non-linear, multi-world structure, encourages exploration — and with work benches aplenty, that means ample opportunity to keep improving on your darling sidekick.
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Atom Egoyan's The Sweet Hereafter operates under a non-linear, shoot-first-and-ask-questions-later structure, which asks (nay, requires) the viewer to piece the events together themselves.
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Weak incoming data, lingering trade tensions, and preventing both financial conditions from tightening and a non-linear adverse impact on growth are key reasons for a front-loaded adjustment.
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The narrative's non-linear structure imitates the feeling of scrolling through an Instagram feed, where past and present co-exist and a #TBT might pop up at any time.
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Even the layout of the exhibition is non-linear: one must walk through it in a circle, beginning and ending the tour in the first of its four galleries.
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The abstract visualizations, inspired by a series of audio interviews, gives life to a cerebral and non-linear narrative piece where the few figurative elements present are barely recognizable.
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Millennials want a non-linear life path away from the school, work, and retirement conveyor belt, instead desiring to explore new cities, live in new places, and take more risks.
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Though three non-linear, but related segments, she assumes the roles of Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and the mythical unicorn, at once a symbol of unattainable freedom and white elitism.
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Robert ErdelyiProfessor, Mathematics and Statistics, University of Sheffield, whose research is focused on solar, space and plasma physics, MHD waves, linear and non-linear wavesSound cannot really travel in empty space.
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Many projections suffer from "straight-line syndrome" which causes them to miss "dramatic changes in policy or technology which cause non-linear change in trends", according to the Carbon Tracker Initiative.
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Through the brand "BEN," his "all is art" premise is no longer a generative set of non-linear dynamic relations typical of art, but a sealed proclamation ripe for ontological foreclosure.
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The same can be said about our approach to level design, which is crafted in a non-linear way with heavy influences from games like Metroid, Castlevania, and the Souls series.
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Watch: Talking with Melissa Harris-Perry Dash refrained from using typical European cinematic narrative and instead opted for a non-linear device to evoke the oral tradition of ancient African storytellers.
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Meanwhile, the main narrative of Forsaken is meaningful, with sharper writing, a darker tone, more clever humor, and a non-linear structure that rethinks how Bungie tells stories in this universe.
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Sources do claim, however, that Disney wants the movie to be non-linear — showing various periods in Aladdin's life — and that it will keep the musical elements of the 1992 version.
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How, exactly, does one pirate a show that has roughly 5 hours of total runtime spooled out over multiple non-linear scenes requiring a specially designed Branch Manager tool to access?
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The non-linear narrative, emphasized by the looped and layered soundtrack of wolf calls composed by White Mountain Apache composer and musician Laura Ortman, mirrors the Indigenous concept of manifold temporalities.
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His field's basic premise is that all of the interdependencies within complex systems result in various "tipping points" and non-linear responses that are difficult to describe using simpler mathematical models.
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To the enthusiast (author included), the experience graph is an empowering opportunity to see how we learn and grow through connective experiences that drive actions which seem otherwise non-linear or irrelevant.
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As content moved and continues to move to online non-linear, this notion of optimum length remains behind as a kind of remnant ghost that no longer has much bearing on anything.
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The indirect impact would be "non-linear" too, with a sharp tightening of financial conditions and policy uncertainty hitting firms' confidence to the extent that they freeze or cutback on capital expenditure.
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So our next step was to conduct another non-linear regression, to determine the optimal blend of a player's OWGR-based forecast alongside his own historical difficulty-adjusted scores in major tournaments.
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And this was a way to have it both ways, to sometimes be on a linear track but in a macro sort of philosophical sense to be in a non-linear space.
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Past prices are not necessarily a guide to the future, but the events of 22009/22018 are a reminder that price moves are highly non-linear, especially around turning points in the cycle.
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Of course, given the content of Vanilla Sky—lucid dreaming; a non-linear storyline; nothing like Crowe's arguably most accessible piece of work, Almost Famous—the film is divisive among audiences and critics.
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Forecasting future movements in oil prices will always be subject to an enormous amount of uncertainty owing to the complex and non-linear dynamics of the oil market and all its sub-systems.
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His work cleverly uses different tenses, mixing future, past, and present to weave the complex non-linear knot of Louise's life in a way reminiscent of Billy Pilgrim from Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five.
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They change the kinds of devices used in the operating room, find new methods to cure diseases, design better wheelchairs, invent new voting machines, and create non-linear solutions to our energy needs.
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Louis XIV's itinerary was so incredibly specific and rigid that Eliasson has responded with an interactive website displaying a series of drawings that suggest an alternative, non-linear route to experience the gardens.
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The film has a non-linear structure because I wanted to show how the little girl from Sri Lanka is still the woman on stage at the Grammys with Kanye and Jay-Z.
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The grimy Alien aesthetic pulled me in, and when I learned it was a non-linear adventure with permadeath and no HUD—the UI was supposed to communicate everything—I was completely sold.
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"The Other Side" isn't The Walking Dead's first foray into non-linear storytelling, but here it's employed with a much higher degree of care than Glenn's flashback death in season 7's infamous premiere.
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Banks will have to write down within two years new unsecured loans that turn bad, and secured bad loans within eight, via a gradual but non-linear reduction of their exposure, the document showed.
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We decided we could take advantage of this trend by measuring it using a non-linear regression, to determine just how much of the effect we can expect to persist from day to day.
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Also on Monday, Richard Lester's 1968 San Francisco tale of doomed love in San Francisco, "Petulia," would prove a more decisive influence on Roeg's own directorial signature, particularly in its pointed, non-linear editing.
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He has taken the familiar trope of the time machine and has managed to create a multi-layered and non-linear narrative about fate and destiny, while also maintaining a sense of progressive plotting.
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"Yes, we are facing alarming rates of change and this raises the likelihood of abrupt, non-linear changes in the climate system that may cause tipping points in the Earth's safe operating space," she said.
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Artist collections are critical and necessary—artists are uniquely situated to create powerful, idiosyncratic collections because their research is often non-linear, far-ranging, and multi-disciplinary; artists can see and make connections others miss.
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The IBI collected by local authorities depends on the translation of real estate market price changes into registered values, which is non-linear and time-lagged, as well as on the rates applied by municipalities.
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From its first scene — which documents a trip through the snowy Andean mountains — to its embrace of a non-linear narrative, Compañia highlights the fact that documentary from Latin America need not stick to conventional paths.
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"Today we are surrounded by simulated, animated worlds—we are within them and they are in us, like a dream-state or a non-linear, infinite library, as Jorge Luis Borges would put it," says Waldthausen.
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This innovative detective-murder, psychological puzzle (and director Christopher Nolan's breakthrough film) tells its story in non-linear stops and starts in order to put the audience in a position approximating the hero's short-term amnesia.
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Annie's growth as a character is surprisingly non-linear; her actions in one episode sometimes contradict her previous episode's intentions, a root of frustration for her best friend Fran (Lolly Adefope)—and for the audience too.
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Thanks to a non-linear installation devised by the artist, the exhibition presented his highly prolific development through unexpected juxtapositions, which also highlighted its uneven character in ways that would have been otherwise difficult to grasp.
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As she's deployed over and over, she begins to realize that she's experiencing the war in a non-linear fashion, jumping back and forth in time, catching glimpses of horrific futures in store for her fellow soldiers.
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The Ogden Museum of Southern Art A non-linear look at the life of Charles "Buddy" Bolden, a key figure in the development of jazz until his career was cut short due to a diagnosis of schizophrenia.
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In addition to the programming investment, Viacom has created products to improve the monetization of both linear and non-linear viewership and improve the yield on its advertising inventory, including its Viacom Vantage, Velocity and Echo offerings.
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Noh's non-linear, ever-expanding, self-generating approach to a narrative is similar to the mis-en-abyme inside a mirrored room, where the illusion of an infinite universe comes from the reflexivity of all the components.
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If you ask a filmmaker to show you 20 minutes of a bigger world, some directors would come back with a presentation of a non-linear landscape like Rakka while others would come back with one like Zygote.
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Written by a young Jack Nicholson and Monkees series co-creator/producer Bob Rafelson in what can safely be dubbed a haze of mind-bending substances, the aggressively non-linear film confused audiences upon its release in 1968.
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Because Control is the kind of game that allows for non-linear exploration, players might find some abilities before others and not every player is going to have the same functions when they get to a given scenario.
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"The potential for physical climate risks may change in non-linear ways, such as a coincidence of previous un-correlated events, resulting in unexpectedly high claims burdens," observes a 2018 report from the International Association of Insurance Supervisors.
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The SNES game was a deep dive into the series' atmosphere and action, non-linear in layout, almost Metroid-like, and featuring the kind of missions you'd actually expect someone in an Alien movie to have to tackle.
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Where other directors and artists often create a fictional story to run alongside the music, Joseph instead gives character to the feeling at its foundation, fusing vibrant montages of architecture and people into hypnotic and non-linear narratives.
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Business strategy execution matters, and the demonstrated ability to deliver true utility on a non-linear, scalable basis is the ultimate selling point for the farmer trying to figure out which solutions make the most sense for their farm.
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The storytelling is sort of mixed linear/non-linear, it's a weird book to describe but it's basically my meditation on my experience being depressed and suicidal and what that felt like for me translated into a superhero comic.
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Its open-source Orchestra platform is designed to handle not just the non-linear work patterns that arise in these contexts, but also how to judge quality on the platform (it's answer is to have professionals evaluate other professionals).
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"The big risk is of non-linear currency moves because oil going from $30 to $20 will provoke a very different rouble response from a $40-$30 move," Narain said, citing a likely panic effect among citizens and businesses.
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Costs tend to follow oil prices with a lag, especially after a slump, and the relationship is non-linear, so an initial pick up in drilling activity may not have much effect but the impact accelerates as the recovery matures.
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It's not clear whether the new season will adopt that same non-linear storytelling approach, but given the way the first season wrapped up, series creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy will have plenty of new areas to explore, regardless.
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Because Heller's non-linear style echoes the absurdity of the plot, Davies took eight months just to straighten out the chronology for the TV series, which is told from the viewpoint of bombardier Captain John Yossarian, played by Christopher Abbott.
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We have moved from a certain type of decentralized and non-linear space that was used for public discussions—and that it was still not very regulated by the algorithms—to one where these algorithms control every aspect of our lives.
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At their core, a healthy amount of daydreaming and reflection enable memory consolidation, and they allow non-linear connections to form, which both help our ability to break down and target issues and look at them through a new lens.
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From our view, the company is executing very well on the initiatives it can control … however the recovery path has been non-linear on a quarter to quarter basis which we believe may persist until the company reaches steady state.
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Consequently, the overall adjustment of four notches reflects the following adjustments:- - Public Finances: -1 notch, to reflect general government debt at close to 100% of GDP; the SRM does not capture "non-linear" vulnerabilities at such a high level of public debt.
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While Russia's focus on non-linear acoustics was focused on underwater applications, Garrett said they, along with a handful of other advanced nations -- including Germany and France -- maintain the scientific infrastructure to develop a device capable of manipulating acoustics in the air.
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The non-linear narratives of the game jump immediately from the introduction of the holes to the ultimate aftermath of the raccoons' greed, where everyone and everything in Donut County has been swallowed up and is now living at the bottom of the hole.
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Unlike in the Senate, the relationship between Trump's performance in a given House district and its representative's Trump Score is non-linear—members in more conservative districts are exponentially more likely to vote with Trump's agenda—and we account for this in our model.
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That said, if there is reason to hope that we can limit warming to non-catastrophic levels, that we can hit the target we've set for ourselves, it lies in the possibility of non-linear change — change that begins slowly and then radically accelerates.
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Told in a non-linear structure, Fosse/Verdon considers both the professional and personal sides of the esteemed entertainment power couple — examining how we attribute credit to men and women differently as well as what it means to separate the artist from their work.
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Audience 6: Hi. So, "Fun Home" the book has a very non-linear structure, and I love that they kept that kind of jumping back and forth through time, and I was wondering, when you were writing it, did it come naturally to you?
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This might seem like a roundabout way to measure temperature, but "you cannot put a thermometer next to the droplets and say 'okay, this is the temperature,'" Renato Torre from the European Laboratory for Non-Linear Spectroscopy who was not involved in the research, told Gizmodo.
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Only the edited version of the episode will air on the FX linear channel, while the unedited version of the episode will be available on the VOD platform of your cable, satellite or telco provider, as well as on the FX Networks non-linear platforms, FXNOW and FX+.
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"Content creators have a desire to tell non-linear stories like these, and Netflix provides the freedom to roam, try new things and do their best work," Netflix said in a press release (Arrested Development Season 4, one of the platform's first originals, had no formal episode order).
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Take his EP Testigo for example—released this August by fellow dancefloor contortionists N.A.A.F.I.—he offers five tracks that take the component parts of contemporary electronic music (the scuffed synth work, stomach-churning sub bass) and present them in a format that feels non-linear, otherworldly, and imagistic.
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Her Story is a non-linear puzzle game, of sorts, in which the player must thread together numerous video clips of Seifert, playing the role of Hannah Smith, in the flesh rather than CGI, recorded during police station interviews, to determine her involvement in the disappearance of her husband.
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"The complete overhaul of the design for a then 4:3603 resolution TV was ground-breaking in terms of its simplicity in navigating non-linear grids with no pointing device, as well as a custom keyboard for more involved tasks like composing emails," Goldin wrote on his website.
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As someone with an atypical career path (I was a freelancer and entrepreneur for the majority of my career and recently transitioned into a full-time role) and with multiple interests, I decide to ask the cards: How should I balance the pursuit of a multi-faceted, non-linear career path?
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Per Nielsen, both generations display similar tastes for emerging technologies like multimedia devices (Apple TV, Google Chromecast, etc.), but Gen Z is accessing non-linear TV on more expensive devices, like smart-enabled TV's and video game consoles, because they are benefiting from living in larger households with their parents.
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Though Russia's military interventions in Georgia, Ukraine and Syria have been the most prominent features of its foreign policy, they represent one point on a broad spectrum of activities, among them the use of information operations, propaganda and engaging in covert actions that are non-linear and considered hybrid warfare.
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Francesco Scazza from the European Laboratory for Non-Linear Spectroscopy explained (and Ye confirmed) that these clocks are precise, meaning there isn't a lot of discrepancy between the ticks, but Ye's team hasn't tested the clocks for accuracy, how the ticking compares to the way the Universe itself ticks time.
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Based on the poems of Dadaist Tristan Tzara, which were created using pieces of text at random and described in Tzara's manifesto, the "cut-up" method was popularized in the 1950s by painter Brion Gysin and writer William S. Burroughs, who used the technique most notably in his non-linear novel Naked Lunch.
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Skyrim was maybe one of the best realized open world virtual environments we got to experience last console generation because, like Oblivion and Morrowind before it, it capitalized on a very particular style of immersion: a booming, orchestral score, first person perspective with expansive backdrops, non-linear storytelling, and a huge world perfect for exploration.
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Today's lineup of these "vMVPDs" includes: Sling TV, DirecTV Now, Playstation Vue, fuboTV, Philo, YouTube TV, and Hulu with Live TV. These "pure-play vMVPDs," as comScore referred to them, are basically that same list, excluding Hulu Live and YouTube TV, as those also include access to non-linear, digital-only content like original programming.
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If you have any issues with your reputation you may need to smooth over, this transit will also support you in sending out some good PR. Mercury is logical and detail oriented, while Neptune is non-linear and poetic—but they'll be sharing lots of love today, making this a magical end to October.
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The show, comprised of a staggering one hundred and fifteen works, proceeds chronologically up the rotunda, but the non-linear elements in her work — triangles, lozenges, and trapezoids from very early paintings that resurface in her final works, as well as some unexpectedly figurative sculpture from her New York years — are allowed to shine through.
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The study also says Viewers are actually taking advantage of those streaming capabilities, with the majority (54 percent) of TV-watching time now spent on content other than traditional, linear TV. Twenty percent of that non-linear time goes to digital video, a category that includes both original online content and network TV shows that are made available digitally.
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Pros: A vast and awe-inspiring open world, near limitless freedom in how you can explore and complete objectives, non-linear quest progression, cleverly-designed puzzles and enemies, and a sea of content to enjoy Cons: Breakable weapons become a nuisance, much steeper difficulty than previous entries Buy "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" on Amazon for $60
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He traces the banditry of war and destruction, reminding us that within our age — characterized by intense yet short-lived political polarities, extreme economic disparities, and non-linear war — the present is also marked by the undocumented unsettlement of unhoused exiles, refugees, and sequestered and besieged populations, and there exists no artwork or discourse that can possibly fully express what they go through.
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Wolinski: I do think that as exciting as the style and form of No Man's Sky is, just coming to grips with the back-end process of the non-linear aspect of music that has to react, a video game is the perfect form for that, it's not really replicate-able in any other form that I can think of.
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" Stiroh then pointed to three challenges facing risk managers: (1) current risk management tools, models and scenarios are not designed to capture the long-term nature of climate-related risks; (2) climate change is complex and the impacts are uncertain, non-linear and hard-to-predict, which render credit models, for example, less useful and reliable, and (3) there are "significant data gaps.
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Please keep in mind that the judge is already familiar with basic light and optics principles involving lens, such as focal lengths, the non-linear nature of focal points as a function of distance of an object from the lens, where objects get focused to on a screen behind the lens, and the use of a lens to project as well as to focus.
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