"It's like a self-contained area within a self-contained area within a self-contained area," Levine said.
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"It's like a self-contained area within a self-contained area within a self-contained area," Levine told Reuters.
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Self-contained universes: What Alibaba and rivals like Tencent and JD.com are doing is corralling businesses into branded, self-contained, AI-infused universes in which only their affiliates capture the profit.
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He carried on teaching, but was calmer and more self-contained.
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Usually unaccompanied by text, these images doubled as self-contained narratives.
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If showers are provided, each shower would be completely self-contained.
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Physically, it is completely self-contained, yet it feels utterly limitless.
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The most popular post reads like a self-contained standup joke.
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In a self-contained battle, these choices would be challenging enough.
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Most Amino posts are self-contained and are often quite long.
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The south wing, currently unrestored, could make another self-contained home.
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Or was it at one point going to be self-contained?
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But he has been much more self contained at this Wimbledon.
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He makes friends easily, but he's essentially solitary and self-contained.
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They rarely have the density and completeness to be self-contained.
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Although it's entirely self-contained, there are some constraints on its operation.
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And after all, Wray never promised a self-contained theory of chrononavigation.
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Each light runs for about eight hours using their self-contained battery.
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Green Room, because it was so self-contained, aesthetically was very different.
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The Roadie 2 is completely self-contained and charges via USB-C.
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Each level is a tiny, self-contained world, like a digital diorama.
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Tsabari's work is told in self-contained chapters that resemble short stories.
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My studio is in a building with many self-contained artist studios.
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Like the Oculus Go, the Oculus Quest is a self-contained headset.
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Phones existed as self-contained microclimates designed for a few simple purposes.
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It's engineered with a rechargeable battery a self-contained propane fuel canister.
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To replace them, the flying branch developed self-contained intensive-care units.
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But they were all self-contained, and they weren't really connected together.
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Her tone is both frank and measured, confessional and confidently self-contained.
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This gorgeous retrospective is a strand of perfectly curated, self-contained galleries.
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A self-contained office park is a distinctly un-New York concept.
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Some vans are outfitted with self contained composting toilets — but not mine.
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It felt like its own, self-contained mall, filled with luxury brands.
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What we're presented with is a self-contained, darkness-steeped spook house.
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In walking sims, they saw narrative experimentation and small, self-contained environments.
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They are self-contained, but their portraits still feel vivacious and vulnerable.
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It creates a self-contained world in which the amplifier always hums.
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Still, Pavlyukovskyy argues that Piper is both self-contained and tear-down friendly.
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This means that only Facebook itself runs a larger self-contained communications network.
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And since they are still a fairly self-contained system, contagion is unlikely.
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Every episode was completely self-contained, making the show easy to dive into.
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Electron apps are easy to install on Linux, self-contained, and certainly functional.
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The self-contained facility was designed with efficiency and cost savings in mind.
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These self-contained episodes include very few sets, guest stars, or special effects.
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In contrast, his contributions to Garden are airy, self-contained, and palpably joyful.
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Each game is handled as if it were its own self-contained season.
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The overall U.S. economy is relatively self-contained compared to other major economies.
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It travels on missions anywhere it's needed and is almost completely self-contained.
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The product is essentially a six-channel soundboard with self-contained production capabilities.
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These were practically self-contained moviemaking cities, with an according rule of law.
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It was more of these worlds that existed and were self-contained. Interesting.
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A nearby exterior door offers additional possibilities for a self-contained guest suite.
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But he has changed course at Wimbledon, emphasizing a more self-contained approach.
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Both seasons of Pose so far have been more or less self-contained.
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Those three words are a self-contained three-act play of intentional hilarity.
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Since the start of Stranger Things, Eleven has been a self-contained outsider.
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"I lived a relatively tame and self-contained life," Mr. Levy, 75, said.
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Now, headsets that are wireless, self-contained, and cheaper are becoming more common.
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On its own terms, Mr. Parsons's self-contained, slow-burn performance is impressive.
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Henin, like Anisimova, was bright but self-contained, particularly in the early years.
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Being there feels like being a resident of an exclusive, self-contained republic.
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So we're pretty self-contained in the key markets all over the world.
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Whoa Intel just introduced Project Alloy, its new self contained VR headset #IDF16 pic.twitter.
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This early game, entirely distinct and self-contained, seems to be asking itself why.
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The roomy, self-contained complex, complete with a pool table, is polished and clean.
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They're self-contained puzzle boxes where, yes, secrets and branching paths inject some variety.
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And I say this as someone who spent years in self-contained "gifted" classes.
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And so listening to him almost immerses you in that rich, self-contained environment.
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Self-contained MCU plot, but character work is awesome, and the adventure a thrill.
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Very self-contained, but brimming with energy, and full of cool and creative surprises.
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A connected car's controllers all operate on one network, self-contained within the vehicle.
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It is perfectly and succinctly rendered—a self-contained story in a single blowjob.
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Right, it's not like a game-game — it's not just a self-contained game.
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Were they part of a larger network or were they a self-contained cell?
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There's enough to theorize about within the incredibly complex self-contained universe of Westworld.
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Best of all though: they get to live in their own self-contained home.
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Oculus Go is the VR headset we've all been waiting for: fully self-contained.
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Nintendo is notably excellent at this sort of self-contained tiny world thing, too.
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She had all the mythic attributes of desirability: she was beautiful, vivid, self-contained.
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But down the stretch in New York this year, he was comparatively self-contained.
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In designing these, I wanted to stress their efficiency as a self-contained system.
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Imagine if "scuba" — short for "self-contained underwater breathing apparatus" — were scrambled, he mused.
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As a whole, the installation is self-contained, and it brims with creative possibility.
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For all its public outreach, Husab still operates in a self-contained Chinese universe.
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Completely self-contained, this beer brewing appliance is about as easy as it gets.
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For most of their history, video games were self-contained, one-and-done releases.
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The majority of Formula 1 races are driven on specially designed, self-contained circuits.
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Facebook-owned Oculus is reportedly working on a self-contained version of its Rift headset.
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Academia isn't seen as being as self-contained as it has been in the past.
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SARA is a self-contained research vehicle, chief pilot and development lead Mark Ward explains.
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It's a self-contained gaming console that you can take with you wherever you go.
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In de Waal's writing, objects are never self-contained, but rather open onto expansive stories.
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Instead, each novella works perfectly as a self-contained installment to a larger, overarching story.
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I wanted it to be like one of my installations, in that it's self-contained.
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It cements Rogue One as a different self-contained story within the Star Wars universe.
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These were powerful and relatively self-contained; sharing or swapping troops and equipment was rare.
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You purchase a self-contained pod of ingredients that fits inside the PicoBrew's brewing belly.
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If self-contained headsets are so great, though, why bother with the more expensive Rift?
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Prime targets will be self-contained markets with complex products, many participants and convoluted procedures.
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The VR820, though, is totally self-contained, and it incorporates a variety of novel features.
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Some of the assets are self-contained, but they must be gathered up and transferred.
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The lower ground floor has its own entrance and is almost a self-contained apartment.
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Over the last three decades, conservatives have built a self-contained, self-referential media ecosystem.
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For "She Loves Me" only occasionally stops to deliver a big, self-contained production number.
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With moments like these bursting throughout the tracklist, placeholder creates a sensitive, self-contained world.
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We believe something about us is self-contained, and exists outside of space and time.
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The memoir is told in fragmented chapters, many of which read like self-contained essays.
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The Go is barely bigger than a coffee mug, incredibly lightweight, and entirely self-contained.
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Removed from the rest of the section, it acts as a self-contained reading experience.
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And as self-contained as it is, the book opens up vistas to other books.
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Aimed at a younger reader, Nathan Hale's "One Trick Pony" is a self-contained story.
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You can regard it with cool, self-contained skepticism or embrace it with heedless ardor.
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Closing just a small portion of Broadway merely created a self-contained three-ring circus.
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He was like a Marine sleeping on hard ground, plank straight, self-contained, cocooned, alone.
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Congressional offices operate so independently that they're often compared to 535 self-contained small businesses.
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The set is self-contained, and cards work together because they share the same themes.
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But some juggernauts like Apple are choosing instead to create their own self-contained ecosystems.
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Each one is a self-contained puzzle, and solving them will earn you useful new goodies.
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The Quest is also self-contained, but it features full motion tracking and sophisticated hand controllers.
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Self-contained headsets are on the horizon, but they may not hit the market until 2018.
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Legion was designed to be self-contained, not necessarily tied to the X-Men cinematic continuity.
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It keeps the pace brisk with brief, self-contained chapters, each one ending with Miyubi rebooting.
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The MCU's narrative simply didn't allow for the self-contained structure of completely isolated hero stories.
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Meanwhile, self-contained headsets got cheaper and more sophisticated, adding hand controllers and inside-out tracking.
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DC movies can avoid this problem entirely by continuing to make self-contained films like Joker.
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It's clear Oculus sees its future in cordless, self-contained headsets that operate like gaming consoles.
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Further, none of the machines need chemicals or reagents, as the entire system is self-contained.
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In short, self-contained chapters, Marçal moves through the contradictions and errors flowing from Smith's mistake.
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But it's also an ambitious step over slice-of-life documentaries or self-contained short films.
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Opening up the HoloLens is a startling reminder that this is a self-contained holographic computer.
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Not only can you prep these meals in advance, they are the perfect self-contained meal.
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Each of these smaller events—sometimes self-contained, sometimes part of much bigger occasions—is different.
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The Città Alta may be the best preserved and most self-contained walled city in Europe.
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Each dungeon is a self-contained puzzle box unlike anything you find elsewhere in the game.
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Some people perform better when being interviewed, but that seems to be a self-contained skill.
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Television does the same thing: The world is really just chaos, not a self-contained story.
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There are no self-contained arias; the unforced lyricism of the vocal writing keeps pushing forward.
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If you damage one of the original Switch's Joy-Cons, it's self-contained and easily replaceable.
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If you haven't, don't worry about being unprepared for the finale; each episode is self-contained.
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Only 19 when the play begins, Philomena is a woman of self-contained poise and intelligence.
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From there, the episode swan dives into a self-contained story about a single, unlikely night.
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As a whole though the issues with Life is Strange 2: Episode 2 feel likely self-contained.
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Smartphones, meanwhile, have always been self-contained products that are typically completely replaced every couple of years.
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They aim to evoke the feel of a small self-contained community—all under the same roof.
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Its self-driving car ambitions have reportedly stalled out into a more self-contained on-campus shuttle.
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The latter is a complete Windows 10 PC, self-contained, polished, well-balanced and comfortable to wear.
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An organ is considered to be a self-contained body part that serves a specific vital function.
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The Sulon Q may be the first self-contained VR headset, but rest assured, more are coming.
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At New York Comic Con, the cast noted that the first season's story would be self-contained.
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Instead of self-contained flats, residents live in tiny rooms with 12 square metres of floor space.
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Unlike, say, Westworld, where outside factors constantly impinge on its smaller world, 3% is functionally self-contained.
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Each book serves as a self-contained story, and builds on the larger story in incremental amounts.
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Oculus is working with Xiaomi on a self-contained $200 headset shipping in 2018, Bloomberg Technology reports.
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The other key to the potential success of Oculus Go is that it's a self-contained system.
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The self-contained sculptures begin animating shortly after beginning to spin, when exposed to a strobe light.
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Google Cardboard, by contrast, uses a self-contained app, and virtual reality only works from within it.
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Compare that to Black Panther, a relatively self-contained story with a clear beginning, middle, and end.
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In "Tishimango (for Franz Kline)" (1964), the woven straps and metal hook become a self-contained contradiction.
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I think it's always kind of fun when movies feel a little like short, self-contained game.
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This means its only negative is self-contained in the name: it's where the dude-bros are.
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One flight up are two roomy self-contained apartments; the Gandinis' son lives in one of them.
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Once the celebrations begin, Loznitsa documents an assortment of proceedings that transpire at this self-contained event.
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Developers will have to envision these exurbs as semi-self-contained communities not reliant on nearby cities.
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I recommend watching this one; it's a classic, self-contained little movie for anyone who likes freaks.
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Off the bougainvillea-covered outdoor deck, a self-contained bedroom and bathroom are shaded by mango trees.
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Signed at 217, Sands, who turned 17 in July, comes across as self-contained and cheerfully ambitious.
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They are self-contained units — traveling in truck convoys with food, fuel and rescue supplies, including boats.
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The self-contained units are on 24-hour standby and include air, ground, logistics and command elements.
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It's a completely self-contained experience in the sense that you won't really buy games for Playdate.
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The good news is that the ashes are probably self-contained, which will make recovering them easier.
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The biggest change from last season to this one is that the episodes are more self-contained.
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May, a clergyman's daughter, is conservative, self-contained and renowned for poring over briefing books late at night.
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European airports could soon introduce Airpods , sleek self-contained capsules designed specifically for sleepy travelers at their gate.
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The Chinese VR market got bigger and more interesting, focusing on compact, self-contained designs and special features.
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We know that the internet's ability to create self-contained, self-reinforcing spaces makes that whole process easier.
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HTC is partnering with Qualcomm for a self-contained Vive virtual reality headset exclusive to the Chinese market.
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The soon-to-launch Waymo taxi service is a more complex version of those self-contained obstacle courses.
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And Inhumans, which started out as a movie project, is getting its own self-contained series this fall.
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Hawley did say that the story takes place in the X-Men universe, but it's completely self-contained.
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But these films aren't self-contained stories: they come with additional novels and games that support the narrative.
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Although the game is set within Life is Strange's world, Captain Spirit will be a self-contained story.
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It's long enough to provide a full explanation of the topic, but brief enough to remain self-contained.
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But it is also the most tight and perfectly self-contained Star Wars movie since A New Hope.
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The app is self-contained, and your purchases are tracked there rather than on your "main" Amazon account.
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Once users are in your app, they are in a self-contained environment which is much more controllable.
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Like the Origin or Classi bands, it's a self-contained product that's completely separate from the wristwatch itself.
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From start to finish the album feels like a self-contained real world — it's more church than heaven.
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Other adapters require loose parts that can easily get misplaced, but this one by Uppel is self-contained.
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Contrary to popular belief at the time, the nervous system is not a singular, self-contained, continuous network.
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It packages data in self-contained bundles that are routed from node to node when connectivity is possible.
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An Oregon company has developed a self-contained combination housing and launcher for tiny, GPS-guided surveillance drones.
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IVG is splitting off Officefirst into a self-contained entity which will manage the bulk of IVG's assets.
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I think it has enormous potential, but I also kind of like it as a self-contained piece.
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YouTube is more of a self-contained web than any other platform; almost everything is public and searchable.
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Becky and Harry's mournful, tentative romance is intercut with self-contained character studies of their relatives and acquaintances.
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The other works in the program — part of the 10th season of "Summer Shorts" — are more self-contained.
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Rock House has another entrance on the first floor, which can be used as a self-contained unit.
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But, wearing white gloves, a midnight-blue gown, and ropes of gold beads, she's a self-contained presence.
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But as a complete and self-contained work of art, performed as it was meant to be performed?
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The self-contained "black box" unit, including electric motors and computer controls, packages neatly below a car's hood.
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An extraordinary community has evolved, representing the subversion of the ordered, restrained, chemically pure, and self-contained body.
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The modern Bugatti facility is certainly much less self-contained today than it was in Ettore Bugatti's era.
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Each volume has four or five self-contained stories — vignettes, really — with few words, all easy to follow.
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She entered the world by enlivening static illustration, rather than boiling down longer scenes into self-contained loops.
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This tie in is far less interesting now that Sonos has announced its own self-contained, Alexa-powered speaker.
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Quest is a wireless, self-contained device, while Rift S tethers to a PC for a more powerful experience.
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So it's possible that Daydream will live on through self-contained devices — but its future on phones seems shaky.
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It's a constant reminder that the show isn't as thoroughly thought-through and self-contained as the source material.
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The point is that European terrorism isn't a self-contained world, and that makes it much harder to combat.
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Lenovo has announced the first self-contained VR headset based on Google's Daydream platform, called the Lenovo Mirage Solo.
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Many claimed their supply chains were less extended than you might think, with each region a self-contained silo.
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Now, construction for a self-contained campus across 45 acres is well underway, with completion expected sometime this year.
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What Pomeroy suggests, however, is creating floating communities of self-contained futuristic-looking pods, which create their own energy.
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Battle-royale games are infinite interactive story engines, each match a self-contained story of desperation, heroism, and death.
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In the aughts, you could nab a self-contained sea monkey habitat that looks like an orb from Labyrinth.
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Everything about the audio you're hearing, aside from the source material (Spotify, Tidal, Apple Music, etc.) is self-contained.
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Totally self-contained electronics have a certain charm, and I want to like the Immerex, despite its glaring flaws.
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Of the four stories, one is at the basement level, and has a four-bedroom self-contained guest apartment.
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It was an attempt to move away from a centrally planned and self-contained economy toward free market capitalism.
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There are dry mountains and mesas on all sides, and the landscape gives the town a self-contained feel.
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The property has 11 bedrooms, as well as a self-contained two-bedroom apartment, across three stories of accommodation.
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The LumiWatch is self-contained and made up of a logic board, projector, depth sensor, metal enclosure, and battery.
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Self-contained New Zealand campervans need to go through a certification process in order to be billed as such.
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Injuries around teeth are more localized, self-contained, and hidden, Richards says, and that makes them hard to diagnose.
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Her childhood took place in a self-contained, analog world: family, school, church, all within a few city blocks.
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This is the subject of the novel's opening section, a self-contained drama rich with seduction, betrayal and exploitation.
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Open to young bakers 6 and older and accompanying adults, each of these classes is a self-contained lesson.
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Naturally, we think of computers as more or less self-contained entities capable of processing information in useful ways.
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Each 20-square-block district was meant to be largely self-contained, with its own shops and civic facilities.
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Yet more than even the most composed of his human subjects, Hujar's animals seem self-controlled and self-contained.
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This is leafy north London, where the posh Victorian terraces are as presentable and self-contained as one's emotions.
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Little about her real life was cohesive, but imagined worlds could be complete, self-contained, and bound by logic.
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She can come across as remote, but she also reads as supremely self-contained: She's a fortress of one.
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The Rift will be less convenient than the wireless, self-contained VR system Oculus is now promoting, codenamed Santa Cruz.
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But according to the curator and artist Nick Mauss, ballet has never been a static or self-contained art form.
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In fact, the early technology that got us improved were just simple little computers — that self-contained Apple II computer.
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Like Black Mirror, The Big Loop is an anthology series; each episode is self-contained so you can hop around.
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It's not something that is sort of self-contained and can be just looked at and put to the side.
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Each new season of the show is a self-contained chapter testing the boundaries of human resilience and moral relativism.
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Not much has been said about season 2 other than it will be a different, self-contained story, reports Bravo.
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The more notable of the two, Lockbox, is a self-contained iOS password manager that works using your Firefox credentials.
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And unlike some more direct competitors, Evens are self-contained and don't depend on an app or a separate module.
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"Our plan is to build a self-contained version using an Apple Watch," wrote Yang in an email to TechCrunch.
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Each episode is a self-contained thing, but at the same time there is a through line with each episode.
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HoloLens is fully untethered and self-contained, which means you do not need a PC or phone to use it.
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Done smartly, it can be packaged to be self-contained; programmed appropriately, it can operate across languages and cultural backgrounds.
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Dota 2 might be on an island, but it's an island that largely enjoys a self-contained and sustainable economy.
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She exudes the right effortless, self-contained calm, and the right inhuman, unreachable arrogance, which mirrors Stephen Strange's own attitude.
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And, unlike some more direct competitors, Evens are self-contained and don't depend on an app or a separate module.
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The Mosaic Manufacturing Palette 2 – an upgrade the original Palette – is a self-contained system for full color 3D printing.
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Ms. Lane, who like most of the cast has no previous professional acting experience, is a fierce, self-contained riddle.
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And the brief, self-contained soundtracks on Dubsmash give each newly recorded video a built-in beginning, middle and end.
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Typically, the mainline games balance self-contained, light recaps of Disney movies with the broader melodrama of the original story.
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These are cool, semi-self-contained challenges that tie more explicitly to the game's wider plotline of murder and conspiracy.
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Pre-dosed, self-contained systems are seen as more medicinal by some, and make weed entry-level for even grandma.
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By then producers were increasingly relying on drum machines, and more self-contained bands insisted on playing their own instruments.
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You can binge the two seasons, but most episodes are relatively self-contained for a satisfying quick hit of entertainment.
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The sunbaked, humid conditions in Ashe Stadium left the normally self-contained Stephens uttering oaths as well as spraying groundstrokes.
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The housing estates were self-contained units that included schools, grocery stores, hair salons and a range of other conveniences.
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Episodes each center on individual interrogations, and are self-contained enough that most of them make sense in any order.
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There, they remove their equipment — helmet, heavy tools, self-contained breathing tank, jacket, pants and boots — to quickly cool off.
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But they're analogous to a hurricane simulator—a self-contained universe that provides insights about phenomena in the wider world.
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You can do that with a named wood; it is finite, it has boundaries, it is a self-contained world.
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Her characters are complex, self-contained and often withdrawn, but their ruminative interior states lend the narratives a quiet luminosity.
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It challenges the idea that a self-contained series of rules like the Constitution even works as a social blueprint.
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Unfortunately, it was supposed to be a self-contained joke, but current events are making it more and more relevant.
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Based on early marketing, though, she thinks the somewhat self-contained River Park may turn its back on the community.
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Finally, The Purge: Election Year greatly expanded a franchise that began as a relatively straightforward, self-contained home invasion story.
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Whatever the story for season 1, it'll be self-contained, according to Skarsgård, who revealed there will be a definite ending.
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Wireless, self-contained headsets are another step, as long as they can provide an experience that's comparable to existing tethered devices.
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I wanted to make these stencils completely self contained; readable to the point that you don't even need to read it.
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It was really important to us to tell a self contained story, no matter what serialized elements were also in there.
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Because containers are self-contained, they often include outdated, vulnerable and non-compliant components, thus putting the entire system at risk.
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You'll still need a bit of water to fill the chamber, but other than that it's an entirely self-contained setup.
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Likewise, Oculus Quest is a self-contained headset that also incorporates positional tracking so you can move around your surroundings freely.
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In fact, let's start with Taylor's storyline, since it was self-contained and had little to do with the Chuck vs.
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It's self-contained, not based on a mobile phone — essentially, an updated version of the VR820 we wrote about last year.
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In Jewel's Rain Vortex, another self-contained section, there is the world's tallest indoor waterfall, which is over 130 feet high.
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As a besieged billionaire businessman, a terminally distracted Al Pacino stretches every sentence into a self-contained, crumbling tower of words.
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The effect of all this is that the typical office at a technology firm is becoming a prosperous, self-contained village.
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The virtual reality development kit, as Qualcomm calls it, is a self-contained design built on the company's Snapdragon 835 chip.
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It was an entirely self-contained augmented reality headset, with no need for an external PC or motion trackers to work.
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This besieged fortress of a besieged country was self-contained, with a post office, telegraph office, walk-in clinic and theatre.
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But for all of its very specific, very self-contained ambitions, I Am Easy To Find is distinctly of The National.
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In 2016 and 2017, Oculus used Connect to tease a self-contained, high-end VR headset that it called Santa Cruz.
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Microsoft's self-contained HoloLens headsets lower the complexity, but are priced in the thousands and only sold to developers and businesses.
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A chain of koi fish float through an exhibit space, illuminating their immediate surroundings with a self-contained, warm orange glow.
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Its political commentary is tightly self-contained, mapping out a broad Dickensian struggle over social class and religion within the Empire.
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You can even make your own self-contained fortress (iGLOO?) and hang out in there while you formulate a better plan.
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The only problem with Until Dawn: As good as its ideas and its execution are, the story is completely self-contained.
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Katchor published a self-contained volume of Julius Knipl in 1991 under the title Cheap Novelties: The Pleasures of Urban Decay.
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He crackles with a MIKA-esque self-contained energy that's very appealing considering he can legitimately wail with a huge range.
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The $275 IQ looks like a futuristic stun gun or AI cartridge and the entire package is self-contained and cleanable.
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A glance, or a lunge, or a slow pullback from tragedy or hilarity that is its own self-contained mini-story.
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They were not shouty clothes, but rather clothes for the detail-oriented, with the self-contained authority of the well-informed.
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Each artist's composition is an "independent, self-contained concept," though the works will use ambient and drone as sonic reference points.
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I ended up in a self-contained bedroom, with its own wooden walls and door left open, installed in the gallery.
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Previously, imprisonment in interactive fiction had been about a tidy, self-contained space that would eventually be conquered by the player.
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Big Wednesday does not have a plot so much as self-contained sections spanning the years 19703, 1965, 1968, and 1974.
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Look into the eyes of each of those self-contained faces, and you'll see a full, agonizing scream waiting to erupt.
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The Quarter Car, which doesn't exist yet, seems to solve these problems by keeping each passenger in a self-contained section.
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Really it's just making more efficient use of the space by allowing Snarkitecture to squeeze in more self-contained photo opportunities.
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The idea of inhabiting the sort of self-contained suburban corporate parks so common in Silicon Valley seems anathema to Amazon.
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Our parents could drop us off and we could wander around the stores and coffee shops while being relatively self-contained.
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So still, lush and self-contained is the compound that sometimes Tognon doesn't leave for days or even weeks on end.
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Habitat 67 was initially imagined as a self-contained community, similar to the "superblocks" of Brasília, which could be endlessly repeated.
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Each room you visit is a self-contained challenge in which you need to figure out the most efficient way out.
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In our individualized culture, we like to see ourselves devoid of a context, as though we are a self-contained entity.
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The cards and puzzle pieces are self-contained, so you don't have to worry about losing a piece under the seat.
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It doesn't seem to have been on the table for years, and Nilin's story is so self-contained that it's unnecessary.
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In addition, he wore a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) cylinder, which rescue workers use to breathe when in dangerous air.
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However, it was also completely self-contained—no cables trailing away from it to a nearby PC, no cellphone to power it.
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At the self-contained fiefdom that is the JW Marriott Desert Ridge, the Institute for Nonprofit News is holding its annual conference.
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My way around the aforementioned self-contained worlds in Stuart's writing was making my songs very self-consciously about the group itself.
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On some blocks nearby, near the fire station and the PG&E dispatch yard, the tents form relatively stable, self-contained communities.
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The beauty and purpose of Vine was the creation of tiny, six second videos; self-contained moments of interest and, often, absurdity.
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They like being self-created and self-contained and they're not interested in the mainstream or maybe even the wider punk audience.
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The Quest is convenient and self-contained, but it doesn't play high-end Oculus games, thanks to its relatively low-powered components.
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If this works, Google's years-long experiments with augmented and virtual reality will have converged into the ideal self-contained VR headset.
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By drastically lowering the power and space required to run a self-contained inference engine, entirely new product categories can be created.
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The game's brevity also makes this feel more feasible — at only a few hours long, it's self-contained enough to easily revisit.
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Intel's Project Alloy is an interesting experiment: a self-contained "merged reality" headset that mixes elements of real life into virtual reality.
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Unlike a 3D zoetrope, which animates a sequence of small changes to objects, a bloom animates as a single self-contained sculpture.
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Channel Zero is an anthology series with self-contained seasons that are based on "creepypasta," the internet's equivalent of spooky campfire tales.
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Like an ocean liner, it was a self-contained village, with its own shops, restaurant, nursery, running track, hairdressers and a hotel.
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It's supposed to offer great hand interactions, but not advanced room-scale tracking, interaction with your environment, or a self-contained design.
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It's a world that's so self-contained—and therefore foreign to those outside of it—it can be hard to get into.
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In Flesh and Blood, he uses a chapter-long scene running up to a blowjob as a kind of self-contained bildungsroman.
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While some early rumors suggested that Google was working on a totally self-contained headset, that hasn't shown up at I/O.
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Each scene is a self-contained work of art, and I'd have loved it even more if it weren't for one thing.
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We can draw Feynman diagrams that are completely self-contained, without particles to initiate the events (or to flow out from them).
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While the De Moulins' device had a large and obvious paddle hanging off the back, Mamaux's invention was self-contained and discreet.
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So the ground branch began informally "slicing" the hospitals into smaller, self-contained groups that could move and set up more quickly.
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But despite all that tinkering the late-game began to feel a bit repetitive because just about every mission was self-contained.
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Most of the shrines essentially are tiny, self-contained puzzle-platform levels (as are the more structured 'dungeons' of the Divine Beasts).
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They're being positioned as big, ambitious projects, while Edge of Nowhere's creators have always presented it as fairly small and self-contained.
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It's not quite the same as what Microsoft showed off; for one thing, it's totally self-contained, not tethered to a laptop.
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Watching TV while you drive is a terrible idea, but can your fully stopped car double as a self-contained entertainment center?
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Its plot, like Blade Runner's, feels gratifyingly self-contained, with no transparent attempts to set up a series of sequels or spinoffs.
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Fifty years ago, the space agency was a huge, self-contained institution that developed everything internally, with the help of aerospace contractors.
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Rhodes's Obama is curious, self-contained, irritable, and witty, and Rhodes—sixteen years younger and six inches shorter—is his straight man.
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The simulation sequences wouldn't be much better on their own, giving players only six tiny, self-contained pieces of land to cultivate.
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Pico has made its bet on moving past PC or console-based systems and focusing strongly on self-contained standalone headset options.
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Verdant, indistinguishable subdivisions are laid out in self-contained loops between windowed blocks of strip mall and windowless blocks of data center.
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Despite the rapid emergence of mobile devices and cloud computing, it's still intuitive to think of computers as relatively self-contained systems.
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Each issue in the series is a single, self-contained story, so here's as good a time as any to jump in.
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One digitally-realized aub undoes itself into an endless loop of smaller aubs, mimicking the self-contained gimmick of Russian nesting dolls.
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The existing layout was dark and self-contained, with small rooms off a long corridor and ceiling heights of under eight feet.
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But those rich, self-contained images, however disconnected, are for Audiard all that movies ever can or really should aspire to be.
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The chain's goat-milk brie comes in self-contained rounds (less chance of getting moldy too soon) and is creamy and mild.
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He compared virtual reality to a PDA — a self-contained device — while augmented reality was connected to the world, like an iPhone.
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The Mets hitters flailed futilely at first, but Harvey was as self-contained as a monk and kept varying pitch and speed.
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In the end, she turns down an offer to commit to the space project, making the subplot entirely self-contained and disposable.
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But, in all of them, she manages to maintain the self-contained self-evidence and untethered potential of more ordinary flat rectangles.
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Saru brings it all in the latest episode "Star Trek: Discovery," a self-contained, efficient and compelling chapter of an uneven season.
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Hubble and Curtis hypothesized Andromeda was its own "island universe," a self-contained system of stars, much like our own Milky Way.
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Its HoloLens headset is a self-contained computer that uses a suite of sensors to build a model of the world around it.
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That a match should sometimes just be a self-contained thing seems really obvious, but a lot of the time it's simply not.
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Since K-dramas are usually self-contained within 16 to 20 episodes, instead of multi-season story arcs, they're also easy to binge.
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"With each course its own self-contained mini drama, it's also described as a story in 20 courses," describes Asia's 50 Best Restaurants.
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Its primary story is self-contained, and ends in a way that's both satisfying and utterly in tune with its own genre heritage.
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Blockchain-backed coins work best as a self-contained system, but problems often arise in the places where they overlap with conventional banking.
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To be certain, Vengo — which makes high-tech vending machines and doubles as a self-contained advertising network — has been successful raising money.
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Instead each one of the 650 constituencies is self-contained, meaning any vote not used to win a seat is, in effect, wasted.
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It's a well-paced, self-contained little period piece about two people vainly trying to return to normalcy after a seemingly impossible experience.
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Moreover, he was a self-contained artist, singer, songwriter and producer, who didn't perform blackness -- that is the difference between inspiration and appropriation.
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Using the iOS or Android app, the self-contained system will let you control the temperature, lighting, humidity, nutrient dosing and pH balance.
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So we wait, with cricket-bated dragon breath, for the final verdict on one of the greatest self-contained newscasters of our time.
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The Oculus Go, a self-contained headset that offers mobile virtual reality without a smartphone, is going on sale today in 23 countries.
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Ivan is self-contained, which means it can fully function without outside sources, such as an external water tank, according to Motorhome Republic.
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But each has come up mostly as a self-contained presence, and there is no one sound or scene that ties them together.
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Sure, it already contains a galaxy's worth of articles, but what if you could search Wikipedia like it was a self-contained nebula?
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Rereading Never Let Me Go this morning, I found a world composed of parts but, at the same time, unified and self-contained.
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It contains assets that will be used in the final game, as well as characters and conceits, but is otherwise entirely self contained.
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Natick involved submerging a self-contained data centre underwater as a test case to see if submersible cloud computing is a viable technology.
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"Portia in a Pink Blouse" (1942) is remote and self-contained, occupying a space defined by her introspection and evidently high social standing.
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They are convincingly played by Diane Davis and Josh McDermitt, who appear in self-contained scenes that punctuate the story of the siblings.
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We found the self-contained design to work well for our test puppy, though our cat didn't like the enclosed design as much.
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Mr. Nozkowski rejected the grandiose Abstract Expressionism of his youth and created modest, colorful and self-contained abstract works with his own stamp.
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One feature that cuts across both strands of her work, the retinal and the social, is her interest in improvisatory, self-contained structures.
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If the radio datalinks, transmitters and receivers and software are self-contained, they could, in theory, be compatible with any Air Force aircraft.
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These lists, as self-contained entities, are what make up Mr. Fish's script for his 80-minute play, without connective narrative or characterization.
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This docile wonder exists in a world of its own, self-contained and ambivalent toward anything outside the small ecosystem it has fostered.
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Ees Wyke has 12 bedrooms, including a self-contained basement flat, and uninterrupted views across open farmland and the nearest lake, Esthwaite Water.
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This first two episodes this season have featured more self-contained stories, but the "Discovery" writers are also leaving some interesting larger mysteries.
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Like a fine watch or a chicken's egg, the symbols the finale returned to, this season was a marvel of self-contained engineering.
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She is quiet and self-contained; she would easily fade into the background if not for the exquisite craftsmanship of her inner monologue.
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But at least they'll still be alive and breathing, one part of the self-contained entertainment ecosystems that major franchises seem determined to become.
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This illustrates the key challenge that wind and solar (together known as variable renewable energy, or VRE) pose to self-contained grids: their intermittency.
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A science fiction writer's collection of short stories can provide both: self-contained, bite-sized narratives that can play out in 20-40 minutes.
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Another Heinrichs brainchild is the Air Harp, which again is totally self-contained with its single sensor, Bela board, two speakers, and a battery.
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In a vacuum, the Quest is an incredible proposition: $400 gets you a fully self-contained VR gaming console, the first of its kind.
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To get a command line on something this tiny is pretty cool and the fact that it's completely modular and self-contained is incredible.
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Micro services are atomic, self-contained services that perform a single operation on a back-end system, such as a retrieving a customer record.
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And then there's CITE, the Center for Innovation, Testing, and Evaluation, a self-contained functioning city currently being built in the New Mexico desert.
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In Beijing last year, he reviewed the latest self-contained models that, in effect, are their own sewage treatment plant, killing pathogens on site.
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One of the special and addictive qualities of the battle royale genre is the way each match represents an entire, self-contained dramatic arc.
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With a self-contained extension hose with accessories mounted on the canister, this vacuum makes cleaning open floors and hard to reach places easy.
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This self-contained bed normally retails for $284.99, but for a limited time, you can snag one for only $199.99, a savings of 29%.
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Gaming laptops are rarely sleek or long-lasting — they're more like self-contained, portable desktops than something you slip in your bag every day.
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The selection truly captures the idea of a "capsule," since these designs represent a sort of self-contained wardrobe for a very fashionable shopper.
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The six-episode season that aired on HBO this fall featured longer self-contained stories, but it held onto the show's dreamy, organic essence.
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When you're not using it, the controller fits into a slot on the inside of the headset, so the whole device is self-contained.
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From what we've seen so far, the headset also isn't self-contained like HoloLens; it's wired to a Windows 10 computer of some sort.
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Made up of an ecology of pattering trickles, brightly interjecting chimes, and an evolving fog of delay, it evokes a self-contained, fecund biosphere.
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So, even though these stories are brief and emotionally self-contained, it is as if Eugenides cannot help but indulge in a little weaving.
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The Google AR headset that's in development will reportedly be self-contained and powered by a Qualcomm chip, rather than tethered to another device.
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The NOCO Boost Plus GB40 is easy to use — working essentially like a pair of self-contained jumper cables — and features spark-proof technology.
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The company also wants to set up a school, a medical clinic and other facilities to create a self-contained, Chinese-style gated community.
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A self-contained, closed and cyclical loop, Mr. Trump's narcissism has no exit: He couldn't stop himself from his behavioral patterns if he tried.
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Point being, there's a lot of potential here, and this song does indeed manage an excellent job of creating its own self-contained world.
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Apple News is different — it's a self-contained app, and it's basically irrelevant to you as a publisher unless your readers are using it.
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Dresses are more likely to be worn as attire to draw the eye than as a self-contained sound system to lure the ear.
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That's when I got the idea of a self-contained system, but one that could be integrated into my body, that was the idea.
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It's really a kind of self-contained, motorized cockpit with a seat that reclines 140 degrees, to peep up to three 27-inch monitors.
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Set in a blustery winter world, Ashes of Ariandel is a self-contained area that's cordoned off from the rest of the game world.
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It makes a tidy, self-contained kind of sense that he was a biter, gnawing scraps of his own body in pursuit of knowledge.
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" Twentieth-century architecture, he observed, had followed a "stable order" of "geometry premised on grids" and had tended to be "abstract and self-contained.
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Bookended by parallel killings, it was a self-contained chronicle of an obsessive and successful quest for revenge that left no important questions unanswered.
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The lander also holds a 7-inch-long aluminum container packed with potato seeds, mustard seeds, and silkworm eggs — a self-contained-ecosystem experiment.
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Some experimental runs locked several Chinese students inside a self-contained environment for hundreds of days to see if they could survive in it.
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The first movie of the eventual trilogy was self-contained and answered one question: How would a young group of teenagers escape the maze?
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Icy and self-contained, he might have been a beautiful cipher; Mr. Mastroianni's warmth and natural appeal make his inexplicable character all the stranger.
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A sequel like last May's "Avengers: Age of Ultron," from Marvel, is less a self-contained film than a loose amalgam of ongoing stories.
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The program is not a self-contained entity, but instead, a system by which current workers pay taxes that fund current retirees' Social Security.
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Though the former is self-contained, plucky, and delicate where the latter is expansive and rocking, both contain a deep well of emotional resonance.
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The utility required contractors who could provide self-contained "military-style" units, he said because it lacked water, ice, housing and fuel for trucks.
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Recently, Intel demoed the Euclid, which is a wireless RealSense camera with a self-contained PC, all about the size of a candy bar.
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The more self-contained and sturdy the houses are, the scarier it is to watch them be systematically invaded, despite all their protective elements.
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All are inside a self-contained biosphere, which scientists hope will show that an artificial, self-sustaining environment can thrive on the lunar surface.
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While the larger plot may be moving at a zombie snail's pace, each self-contained episode contains an immense emotional payoff for the longtime viewer.
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As an experience, episodes of video games feel much more like playing hours of a self-contained vignette, rather than one segment of a whole.
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This prototype puts Google in the company of Oculus and Intel, both of whom have showed off early standalone headsets with self-contained tracking systems.
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That's why audiences have had to deal with seasons full of teases before Negan finally arrived, and hyped-up cliffhangers instead of self-contained stories.
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As The Verge's Bryan Bishop pointed out, Apple is likely working on something broad in scope, like a self-contained ecosystem of Apple-exclusive programming.
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It's completely self-contained and designed with a standard lightbulb screw connector on the end, so installing it is as easy as replacing a lightbulb.
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It's is a self-contained, battery-powered breast pump that is worn inside a nursing bra under clothes, and damn if it doesn't look sleek.
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The problem is that fairness cannot be reduced to a simple self-contained mathematical definition—fairness is dynamic and social and not a statistical issue.
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Tombot's robo-dog needs to be completely self-contained, run on batteries, and survive interactions with users who might not always be gentle with it.
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The text aimed to reform English politics with the creation of an imaginary, self-contained island where all social structures and living conditions were perfect.
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Now, cheap, self-contained toilets that do not need a sewer system because they can treat and dispose of waste themselves are in the works.
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So it's easy enough to approve one new emoiji -- to say, here's a softball because there's already a baseball -- that's fine, it's fairly self-contained.
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They expressed concern for a possible spillover to its neighboring countries, especially Colombia, but said most of the instability would be "self-contained" to Venezuela.
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MREs replaced the older Meal, Combat, Individual Rations (MCI) in the early 1980s and served as the preferred self-contained, individual field ration for decades.
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It was one of the show's finest half-hours, and so self-contained that even a person watching for the first time could enjoy it.
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Simpson, with his team of friends and hangers-on, erected a self-contained, race-free universe, one he inhabited for much of his adult life.
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Muttered Persian lines from the text were woven into the restless music, though, even here, the piece over all had a self-contained, contemplative character.
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But a residue of pettiness clung to those tales, with their self-contained world of school rules, whereas the outrage in "The Insult" is uncontainable.
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In other words, the team would never seek outside investor funding and instead it would simply treat each product as its own self-contained project.
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Although the main smartphone is a self-contained working device, it can be expanded with add-ons such as a projector, speaker or enhanced camera.
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His neighbors in his self-contained community of about 800 people blamed recent migrants and charged that the news media chose not to report it.
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A waffle cone with a tortilla consistency might sound a little weird, but it's the perfect self-contained edible package for ice cream and toppings.
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The sprawling After F collective is home to a self-contained group of robust artists and producers operating between Prince George's County and the District.
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Those problems are exacerbated, if only slightly, by the show's overall need to reboot itself now that it has left its previously self-contained environs.
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And, as self-contained systems, they can be relied on to have many if not most of the same capabilities offline as they do online.
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The self-contained design keeps even the messiest of eaters at bay and also works well for pets who are easily distracted at meal times.
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It is also hampered by its short length, coming across like the kernel of a longer piece rather than as a self-contained one-act.
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Each residential building was a self-contained Soviet Valhalla, with a grocery store, post office, movie theater and garage, unheard-of luxury at the time.
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Every year we send photographers to document the surreal self-contained multiverse that is Glastonbury, to fill in the blanks where words can fail us.
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"Fairfax shaped my view of Los Angeles: a self-contained, three-block enclave butted up against the Korean high-rises of Wilshire Boulevard," he writes.
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We chose a thematic approach, with each chapter focused on a particular aspect of the narrative that could almost serve as a self-contained story.
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Like "Paper Balloons" it's set within a self-contained community, taking place mostly inside a brothel that serves as a crossroads for its Shinagawa neighborhood.
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In an ideal world, all of these mountain towns would operate on their own self-contained, solar-powered microgrids, but that too is wildly expensive.
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Thus, to depict what has come to be known as the 7/7 bombings as a self-contained occurrence seems like a further lost opportunity.
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The world portrayed in "Jitney" is a self-contained microcosm, shaped by privation, obstruction and a make-do resourcefulness that becomes its own art form.
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Here we see her in a private moment, self-contained, and in some ways retreating into the expanse of the dress that she is wearing.
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"Electric Dreams" The anthology series "Electric Dreams" features 10 episodes so far, each one a self-contained narrative based on a Philip K. Dick story.
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But the Dornish characters spent so much time dealing with self-contained matters that were of little consequence to the rest of the Thrones universe.
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But we see some very, very compelling things and we're excited about just how much easier these things are gonna be by being self-contained.
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Their common subject is an uninhabited mountainous landscape in which pristine bodies of water nestle and smaller, self-contained landscapes and unnamable activities assert themselves.
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One other new feature is that Fitstar, yet another company Fitbit acquired, has evolved into a self-contained workout app on the watch called Fitbit Coach.
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But for all the couples who acted like teenagers, there were as many as unshakably self-contained as if they had been married for 20 years.
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I'd rather work on a story that I felt was self-contained rather than one that sort of had a 'dot-dot-dot' at the end.
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Trump frames each of his confrontations with manufacturers as a self-contained morality play with a hero (Trump) and a villain (the company trying to outsource).
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In fact, it's a bit difficult to think of it as a movie at all, at least in the sense of a self-contained, standalone story.
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But because of the Switch's self-contained form factor, Overwatch on the Switch offers something that no other platform can: freedom from a TV or monitor.
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But here's hoping Disney, Lucasfilm, and other studios learn a valuable lesson from Rogue One's success and tell future stories as their own self-contained units.
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Whereas LeWitt's self-contained works make no reference to the changes of everyday life, Soriano's are based on time, light, and shadows cast by real things.
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Usually, the sonic worlds conjured by techno are self-contained, as rubbery synthesizers and drum machines bounce up and down into an eternity of looped repetition.
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The user experience is utterly unique — what other platform allows you to integrate videos, GIFs, still images, text, and links in a single, self-contained post?
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Fandoms are often more clearly delineated today, staying within self-contained worlds like Tumblr, fanfiction archives, and roleplaying communities, where their stranger excesses pass as normal.
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Bela is a self-contained audio processing platform, or a one-stop shop for translating code into sound, developed collaboratively by several researchers in the lab.
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The case is a phenomenal example of what happens when games, which we tend to think of as being self-contained, bleed over into daily life.
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If that's the case, it's hard to see how Toyota's mobility concept will have much application outside self-contained environments like college campuses or retirement communities.
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Ladies, we can no longer linger in the shadows, cocooned in our self-contained pro-Hillary villages, crossing our fingers and hoping it all works out.
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Once the CIA's Amazon-administered self-contained servers were up and running, the NSA was quick to follow suit, announcing its own integrated big-data project.
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Replete with sci-fi sonics, the new record departs from his prior, considerably more cinematic solo material, to make for a self-contained, deliberately rhythmic opus.
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They remain firmly in the apocalyptic now, at once self-contained and, in their actual or implied modality, inherently unstable, harboring the potential for random rearrangements.
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They approached the flames in full personal protective equipment and self-contained breathing apparatus to avoid inhaling sulfur dioxide, a hazardous gas created when sulfur burns.
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The personal life support systems that make their spacesuits self-contained—make the suits into leg-propelled spacecraft in their own right—arestowed to the side.
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Following reports that the President was frustrated and furious about the new twist to the Russia intrigue, he came across as calm and self-contained Thursday.
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Still, it works perfectly well as a self-contained story—a quiet, reflective piece about what's left behind in the process of setting out for adventure.
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While the headsets don't need external trackers, the one we saw on stage today still looks to be wired, not totally self-contained like Santa Cruz.
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The tendency of netizens to form self-contained groups is strengthened by what Eli Pariser, an internet activist, identified five years ago as the "filter bubble".
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Will the new series tap much of the existing universe, or will it intentionally be set far enough away so as to be mostly self contained?
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However, the virus is not delivered into blood cells which travel the entire body, it is delivered into the eye, which is self-contained and isolated.
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Adjacent to the living room is a self-contained apartment, with terra-cotta tiles, a sitting area, a canopy bed, a small kitchen and a bathroom.
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In 1931, when tenants began to move in, it was the largest residential complex in Europe, a self-contained world the size of several city blocks.
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"Because these platforms tend to be self-contained, they are less reliant on local infrastructure, which means they can sometimes do more complex procedures," he said.
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Self-contained tests are required to undergo FDA pre-market clearance and approval to verify accuracy of the chemical analysis and its implication on patient health.
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Jewish proprietors set up self-contained hospitality fortresses in the 1920s, which later gave Jewish families a place to summer when they were discriminated against elsewhere.
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Mr. Hirson began writing for live television anthology series, in which each episode tells a self-contained story; many such series were eventually recorded on tape.
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The rest of the house is more typically Victorian, with large, self-contained, high-ceilinged rooms and a wealth of bay windows and polished hardwood floors.
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Self-contained guest quarters at the front include a bedroom with a loft sleeping area, an office niche, a bathroom, a kitchenette and a private entrance.
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A single night at Sycamore, a sprawling bar in Ditmas Park, is a self-contained pub crawl, offering the restless patron four sections to choose from.
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It is a self-contained universe of white, simultaneously industrial and natural, where men with finger-nubs stand on scenic cliffs conducting tractors like symphony orchestras.
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It also helps that Sud tells a self-contained story, avoiding the Lucy-and-the-football scenario that irked many fans of "The Killing's" first season.
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What I mainly saw in the photo, though, was a young man, slope-shouldered in a floppy sweater, looking warily self-contained, and emphatically un-butch.
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Treating the women's Rumble as a self-contained entity is tough, but there was a remarkable ease and joy to the returnees' actions in the ring.
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And what does it say about our society that our most meaningful rituals are increasingly isolated and self-contained, focusing on personal growth instead of community?
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Apple's tablet is completely self-contained and wireless, whereas Wacom's requires this octopus-like breakout cable that includes power, HDMI, and a USB connection to your computer.
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Though the nine songs on the LP unfold in surprising ways, like the hypnotic bass blasts on opener "Traffic," the tracklist uniformly feels assured and self-contained.
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I play a lot of Beat Saber, and I'd love having a self-contained headset with all of the Rift's core features and none of its wires.
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The VR industry is headed toward its second generation of hardware, with companies like Microsoft and Oculus already revealing new breakthroughs in self-contained, fully tracked headsets.
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The next iteration of the hospital, however, is tantalisingly within reach—and it is more the co-ordinating node in a network than a self-contained institution.
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Such is the strange, self-contained media ecosystem that Twitter has spawned around certain celebrities — a food chain of voyeurism and attention-mongering that trades in sensationalism.
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Unlike VR headsets, which must be connected to either a PC or a smartphone to work, the HoloLens is a self-contained computer that needs no accessories.
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All the rooms face inward onto a large courtyard, giving the museum the surreal sense of a self-contained universe with little connection to the outside world.
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There are clearly concessions that need to be made when comparing a self-contained indie like Accounting versus a major console release like Trover Saves the Universe.
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It's a self-contained oil vaporizer that delivers a measured dose of THC and CBD as you inhale, and then vibrates to let you know to stop.
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Storyline drama and improv acting make it work week to week, but the way a self-contained event works is simply through performer charisma and physical storytelling.
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Remember blonde, clean-shaven, louche Tyrion, as opposed to multiple seasons of drunken, bitter, angry Tyrion, or the current grim but hopeful, self-contained, extremely beardy Tyrion?
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Created by Rod Sterling, the original show premiered on CBS in 1959, telling a series of moralistic, self-contained science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories each week.
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But where the former felt like an over-the-top science fiction parody, the latter is a carefree, totally self-contained little piece of modern pop culture.
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HoloLens, Microsoft's $3,000 mixed-reality goggles (or "the world's first self-contained holographic computer" in Microsoft's parlance), was only available in the U.S. and Canada so far.
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Since Samsung's headset is a self-contained device, positional tracking — that is, knowing when I step forward and letting me wander deeper into the scene — isn't possible.
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Each several-issue arc of the series is self-contained, telling a different crime story within the same shared world, with certain characters crossing over between them.
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He believes self-contained, standalone VR headsets that don't need a phone or a PC will occupy that space and revealed Facebook-owned Oculus is building one.
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This meant that the almost autistic, self-contained world of this quartet of westerners could be shattered by the storming power of the island and its inhabitants.
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I wrote recently about the new tack Disney was taking with self-contained characters that felt more flexible, interactive and, well, alive than "static," pre-programmed animatronics.
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These movies are self-contained little baubles about a group of misfit weirdos who work together and love each other because all they have is each other.
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He wanted to establish a self-contained dominion, insulated from interference or judgment, where he enjoyed total control, and his life could bleed easily into his work.
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"Bull" is prototypical network prime-time chum: Each self-contained episode revolves around a single legal case; the protagonist is an omniscient, infallible, borderline unethical white man.
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The seven-episode season was beautiful and terrifying and self-contained, and didn't beg to be picked up for another run with some shoehorned cliffhanger or whatever.
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The final product proved a true diversion from the self-contained methodology of their solo writing and a strong first showing as an experimental electro-pop act.
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They're self-contained, so even if new enemies spawn in, they're jammed into a tiny space that you can easily dominate with little fear of being overrun.
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A blueprint unveiled by the state government in 2015 had proposed self-contained, heavily guarded colonies for returning Pandits, complete with schools, shopping malls, hospitals and playgrounds.
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The Portland, Oregon-based animation house, which started as the commercial arm of LAIKA, is a self-contained company devoted to commercial work and short animation projects.
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If you could do those autolands at any airport, because of a self-contained piece of technology, that completely reduces the disruptions that you have for weather.
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The prosecutor has grown especially concerned, he said, about social media rumors — say, a stranger near a school — that could spin ordinarily self-contained Germans into violence.
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Cilic's longtime mentor, Bob Brett, said he also has improved his on-court demeanor, and by that Brett does not mean Cilic has become more self-contained.
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While "The Pearl Thief" is self-contained, readers of "Code Name Verity" will get glimpses of the Julie they know as a multifaceted spy in the making.
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It was this self-contained thing inside the Justice Department, operating under the rules of a federal investigation that are designed to shield work from the public.
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The work positions the red-suited interlopers from Cook's ship as an interruption—an infection, as the title plainly states—into a rich and self-contained world.
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Road to VR speculates that Intel and partners may have had trouble making Alloy small and long-lasting enough to work as a viable self-contained VR headset.
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Primarily, three Oculus-branded headsets: the Oculus Go, the Quest, and the Rift S. The Oculus Go is a self-contained lower-end headset that supports simple interactions.
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Phone-powered glasses can be lighter than their fully self-contained counterparts, but they still need display hardware and often cameras, which still makes them a bit clunky.
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From the description, Y City sounds more like it would be some kind of self-contained outpost located far away from the bustle of today's existing urban life.
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Each of the buildings was designed, built, and painted by the artist, who then depicted this self-contained world from different angles, often from a bird's eye view.
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But instead of being a fusion of phone and plastic shell, it's a single self-contained device — and Oculus is selling it by promising optimization, accessibility, and convenience.
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For all that WWE considers it a sort of season ending show, what it's actually treated as in practice most years is as a singular, self-contained spectacle.
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The self-contained arc of this show separates Twombly from the two artists with whom he is often affiliated, usually to his detriment: Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg.
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So when you talk about Google, you want to talk about self-driving cars and self-contained cities and balloons that beam the internet down to the desert.
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There's an incredible moment where Jaden Smith's character discovers this self-contained underground culture and marvels, mouth agape, at the glittery, drug-fueled dreamscape he has happened upon.
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Because it is a self-contained system you can use the Palette with nearly any printer although the team is working on native support for many popular printers.
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"The Romanoffs" is set in seven countries, and each self-contained episode has a different cast, including Diane Lane, Corey Stoll, Paul Reiser, Isabelle Huppert and Marthe Keller.
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It's no HoloLens, the $3,000 self-contained wearable PC that powers a pretty-mind-blowing mixed reality experience, but you get a lot of bang for your buck.
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As well as offering a home for the displaced, the self-contained islands are designed to function as business centers that are beyond the influence of government regulation.
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It doesn't have the same power as a self-contained document of the double album, but it satisfies the urge to hear more of Mr. Pitsch's rough perfectionism.
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On a slow-burn funk ballad called "Don't Touch My Hair," featuring the British electronic artist Sampha, Solange embodies a warily self-contained persona, bristling at outside presumptions.
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"In the way that a personal computer is sort of self contained, not a gigantic thing, we can do this chemical processing at the household level," he said.
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"I needed people that were self-contained, military-unit types that could bring their diesel, that could bring their food -- everything -- and act as first responders," he said.
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The product, which is billed as "the first self-contained, holographic computer," marries Microsoft's gaming expertise with XBox with workplace productivity applications, like uses in healthcare and architecture.
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Plus his production and songwriting are largely self-contained, so the incestuous LA soft rock cabal—in whatever form it's in today—isn't as big an influence here.
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These drives act as self-contained rugged backup solutions, letting you offload your SD card at the end of a shoot and preview the contents, no laptop required.
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But seen at a moment in which the center of a classically self-contained world no longer seems to be holding, these fraught works exude a paradoxical reassurance.
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But the shift from a self-contained island to the mainland city recalls "King Kong," and the new "Jurassic Park" film, "Fallen Kingdom," follows an uncannily similar arc.
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The headset, dubbed "Android VR" will supposedly be a self-contained device, according to Peter Rojas, founder of Gizmodo and Engadget, and now entrepreneur-in-residence at Betaworks.
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A number of open, self-contained, freestanding works are composed of a form inside a form inside a form, all made from the same bending, folding, curving plane.
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These tests are based on a self-contained machine that's widely used to test for things like hepatitis C. It was also used to screen for Ebola virus.
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"I needed people that were self-contained, military-unit types that could bring their diesel, that could bring their food — everything — and act as first responders," he said.
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The sanctity of customer data is core to our company — we do not share or sell our customers' data, and every NationBuilder customer has a self-contained database.
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They practiced together at the Miami Open two years ago and exchanged confidences in the locker room after the self-contained Osaka once spotted Gauff on her own.
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They practiced together at the Miami Open two years ago and exchanged confidences in the locker room after the self-contained Osaka once spotted Gauff on her own.
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"Letter From an Unknown Woman" is so beautifully self-contained that, were it not for Ophüls's choreographed camera movement, it might have been filmed in a snow globe.
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This extra fear factor seals the trope as basically a giant metaphor for xenophobia: fear of a faceless Other, a literal foreign element entering your self-contained domain.
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It's a fully self-contained VR system, much like the Oculus Go, but one that uses four positional cameras to keep track of your movements in a virtual space.
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The fact that it's a self-contained portable VR headset with good visual fidelity is pretty impressive, and would make a novel gift for anyone interested in the concept.
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The conflicts within function both as performance and punctuation, self-contained one-off challenges meant to threaten and engage, to push against a player's sense of efficacy and progress.
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Though it's been attributed to creating the feeling of control — it's easy to imagine oneself as the ruler of a pint-sized, self-contained kingdom — I don't buy it.
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Variety reported in 2016 that Sony planned a crossover with "21 Jump Street," but the franchise appears set for a self-contained reboot, and a comprehensive one at that.
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In any event, as I wrote in my review of the Targa 4s, for me the 911 has always been the most self-contained of fast and fun cars.
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While the first novel in the series was a largely self-contained adventure, Free Space hints at a much larger world and story for the Admiral and his friends.
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And even when natural disasters do strike, there is no chance of people crossing borders as refugees, often rendering it a self-contained crisis that becomes easy to ignore.
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The box: Aeva's box aims to bring together the camera, lidar (light detection and ranging) and radar sensors collected atop self-driving vehicles in an efficient, self-contained way.
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Each "Serial" is broken into installments, each of which is a self-contained story, but they contribute to a much larger storyline that runs the length of the series.
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It's a process that has existed for some time, but WaterO has applied it to a self-contained system with a small footprint, while managing to increase its efficiency.
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But I would argue that the ending we're given, one that closes off the possibility of future sequels to tell its own self-contained chapter, is arguably much better.
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The headlining product is the Sonic One TV, a "self-contained" TV with a piezoelectric speaker that allows sound to be delivered from the panel to viewers sitting nearby.
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FROM PEN: TV Revivals We Want to See "At this point, it's a self-contained, self-sustaining show," Pedowitz said of the reboot of The WB supernatural fan-favorite.
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Getting this expansion under way was contentious, partly because it involved the acquisition of property via eminent domain in order to create essentially the university's own self-contained village.
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Although Yakuza 6's plot contains as many dizzying twists as much of the rest of the series, it's largely self-contained and doesn't rely on much prior knowledge.
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In both of these instances, the lingua cosmica is self-contained and rooted in supposedly universal principles (mathematics and logic)—but it still might be unintelligible to an alien.
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"I was able to program infinite numbers of random combinations, creating an illusion of infinite boxes within an infinite space that is self contained in a box," writes Pulecio.
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Their new product, called the Smart Garden, is a self-contained kit pod for growing fruits, vegetables, and "herbs" that costs $129 on Kickstarter The system is quite simple.
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Is the whole of my being—my Gaussian memories, my anxiety disorders and tics, my capacity for intimacy or destruction—really self-contained within this electrified slushball of meat?
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The self-contained wireless earbud is said to be similar to the Moto Hint, which promised a future of tiny, Bluetooth-enabled smart headsets with built-in assistant functionality.
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It was full of serialized and self-contained stories, and it featured beautiful covers, spot illustrations, and mixed-media fashion spreads by cartoonists like Patrick Crotty and Katie Skelly.
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"We want to be invisible, we want to be a fully self-contained embedded feature within a car brand's vehicle page, or a car retailer's vehicle page," Krane said.
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Basically, it's meant to bring a bunch of things needed to build robotics into a small, self-contained PC. "We believe Euclid is just perfect for developers," Krzanich said.
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The end result is an ecosystem that's both self-contained and open — advanced users can easily start transferring the coding skills (and hardware) over to other, non-Kano projects.
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You can feel Ms. Lange giving her all to each of her big set pieces, but they often feel too exquisitely self-contained, like coloratura arias in an opera.
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Begun as a project to help populate the park with more interactive elements, the Vyloo are three small alien creatures in a self-contained pod that renders them autonomous.
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I could hear audio from a few feet away at a very loud volume in an enclosed room, but the sound was totally self-contained when I went outside.
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His Adams is cold, emotionally stunted, impossibly solitary and self-contained, just the kind of man who, as Ralph Waldo Emerson described him, took sulfuric acid with his tea.
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But this spare but choice ensemble listens as well as it talks, and every splenetic speech, no matter how self-contained, still feels like part of a vital dialogue.
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The sonic details of the track — booming acoustic bass, shimmery autoharp, slouchy drum beat, sparse electric guitar — shroud Mr. Walker in a self-contained haze, which feels about right.
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In Greenwell's book, the sections function almost as enclosed stories, linked by character and voice (the author even published an earlier version of one as a self-contained novella).
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Pauchi Sasaki: I made the first speaker dress in 2014; it is a self-contained system that functions with three stereo amplifiers, a battery, and covered in 100 speakers.
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Ms. Inoa creates a microcosm of a black neighborhood, so self-contained that it feels like an invasion the moment a white police officer (a chilling Andrew Baldwin) enters.
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The show's anecdotal structure — its tendency to construct scenes as self-contained, jazzlike riffs — might not be for everyone, but those scenes are frequently gems in their own right.
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As Roadburn becomes more and more of a self-contained universe, it also manages to reach outside of itself and impact the greater heavy metal scene as a whole.
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The Op-Doc must work as a companion piece or self-contained short film and must be worth watching even to an audience that has already seen the feature.
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The Reacher novels tend not to flow from one to the next but to be self-contained and discrete, with a new predicament and a new location every time.
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He used the same material to create built-in cabinetry and bedside tables in the two bedrooms and in the self-contained guest suite, or casita, by the garage.
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But I also very much like the sitcom discipline of having a self-contained episode that you could conceivably, I hope, be able to enjoy in and of itself.
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Opened in 2008, Shangri-La Hotel Chiang Mai is a five-star resort in a self-contained, seven-acre oasis complete with landscaped gardens, lotus ponds, bamboo and frangipani.
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DeSousa likens the overall effect of Brasília as a kind of spaceship set down in the jungle, self-contained, ultra-designed, and in high contrast to its natural setting.
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The Conex takes several of the company's existing biometric technologies and integrates it into a self-contained air-conditioned unit that can process as many as 20 people per minute.
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"The first self-contained, generative work of AI (artificial intelligence) ever to appear on the market" produces a "never-ending real time stream of original art", said auction house Sotheby's.
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So, right from the get-go, I did not think of this as being part of a trilogy; I thought of it as being just a single, self-contained movie.
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As crippled as that first model now seems, with its lack of apps and glacial cellular connectivity, the iPhone was a practical, useful, self-contained computer a child could understand.
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At a Skyline outpost in Lima, Ohio, the "kitchen" is essentially one large steam table with a self-contained deep fryer—nothing except for the fries are cooked on site.
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Events do tie in with the main plot, but each is primarily local and self-contained—it's the story of the Thorian on Feros, of the secret labs on Noveria.
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Mr Huang is convinced that the majority of users in future will access VR via their web-connected smartphones, not via goggles attached to personal computers or self-contained devices.
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Here, as he imparts his wisdom to the young Carson between confrontational phone calls, Mr. Pacino's Mickey stretches every sentence into its own self-contained, crumbling, leaning tower of words.
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Harrison confirms the latest EM sensing research is an extension of the earlier wearables project, telling TechCrunch it has improved accuracy, as well as being "much smaller and self contained".
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Because the ECUs in a car operate on one network, which is self-contained within the vehicle, if hackers gain access to just one, they can get to any ECU.
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It's a self-contained science town, the way remote observatories sometimes are: Astronomy has to be done far from humans, and high above the confounding air of the lower elevations.
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A series of nodes, usually fashioned from cannibalized routers, emit signals that create a free self-contained (and self-reliant) network that's accessible to any internet capable devices within range.
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Despite the wounds inflicted on the surface, there is a protectiveness about these portraits, an immersion within a self-contained, perfectly realized realm, where their isolation only increases their intimacy.
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Some of the best TV shows are now even mimicking the experience of feature films, with episodes that stand out and beg to be acclaimed for their self-contained brilliance.
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They lost the mind that thoroughly researched the oppression of women across all histories, cultures, and religions, then managed to distill those patterns into an extremely effective, self-contained novel.
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"I always envisioned a band which was self-contained, which could play many styles of music, and which could still create its own sound," he told Songwriter Universe in 2007.
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Levels still felt like self-contained spaces built around a core theme or idea: the Flooded District was Dunwall's deserted wasteland, the symbol of a government's callousness and growing incapacity.
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The most notable feature is that while the Gear VR isn't in use, you could snap it into the space your phone usually fits, making the whole package self-contained.
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Where Mike has a loud, large and boisterous presence (a neighbor once compared him to a Labrador retriever, happily trampling everyone's shrubbery), Perla is quiet, petite, deliberate and self-contained.
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The world of "Melodrama" is less self-contained than the one painted on her first album, and she plays around with her style, albeit still within some carefully constructed limits.
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Another self-contained squad within the larger line-up is Hugo Ball, made up of Senior Smart Bar Resident Justin Long, as well as Sevron, Nathan Drew Larsen, and SOLD.
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Running at almost ten minutes, it functions as its own self-contained story—something beautiful unravelling into mess—but above all else, it also feels like a sigh of relief.
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Mr. Burnett, 59, is a self-contained, acerbic, existential atheist with an earring, while Mr. Evans, 63, is an outgoing, verbose, practicing Christian with the gray beard of a philosopher.
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They imagined that citizens, no matter how sprawling the state became, would still function much as they did in the small, self-contained communities that existed in the 18th century.
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Each is performed by a different, charismatically self-contained woman, who stands on a small, circular plinth, in the middle of a rough and naked room, to tell her story.
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There were self-contained arias here, including one that ended neatly enough to garner applause — a rarity in Prototype-style contemporary opera — as well as moments of disarming pastoral prettiness.
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With the thunder of its exhaust, the screech of its blower and the squealing of its tires, every drive in the Hellcat Redeye feels like a self-contained theatrical event.
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With a self-contained virtual reality experience and live 360-degree video, millions of fans could sit in the same virtual "seats" for which scalpers currently charge thousands of dollars.
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Our nervous systems, once self-contained and controlled, have expanded on essentially a global scale and every twitch on some distant shore is felt in the grey matter between our eyes.
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The Quest is a self-contained console that's aimed at a mass market, and we were impressed by its convenience and performance, but less happy about its price and limited power.
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It's also broken up into these self-contained, generalized ecosystems that further that image for me—snow level, water level, tropical level—you can even identify a protagonist in each module.
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But Oculus' parent company Facebook has described VR as a long-term area of focus over the next decade, introducing new, potentially more accessible prototypes like a self-contained wireless headset.
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The shadowy aesthetic and self-contained vignettes of "Tales and Legends," which had its premiere at the Théâtre de Nanterre-Amandiers, are unmistakably his, yet he also explores intriguing new ground.
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Google's rumored to be working on its own self-contained VR headset, which sounds a lot like the Sulon Q. BONUS: Olympus Pen-F is a slick camera for film nostalgics
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As Rogen and Goldberg demonstrated through their work on AMC's Preacher, they know how to sculpt a serialized plot into distinct chapters, with their own intros, endings, and self-contained arcs.
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Oculus' self-contained headset is the best I've ever tried; whether because of technical prowess or just well-controlled demo conditions, I never felt like I was sacrificing performance for freedom.
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It's the third major line of Vive-branded headsets, after the original tethered Vive and the self-contained Vive Focus, which launched in China but was finally released worldwide in November.
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From the looks of it, it's kind of the perfect package for the apartment dweller: it's compact, self-contained with a built-in speaker system and plays nicely with mobile devices.
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At last year's Connect conference, the company announced a standalone Gear VR counterpart called Oculus Go, and a prototype codenamed Santa Cruz, a self-contained headset that doesn't require external tracking.
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Many designers and engineers use existing VR headsets or "CAVE" environments to examine 3D models, but don't need full virtual bodies, so the Mirage Solo offers a highly self-contained alternative.
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Sugar Labs is a self-contained project at this point, and its apps have been ported to a web-based launcher called Sugarizer, which can run on just about any platform.
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In an ideal world, he says, the whole gesture of what he's doing would be comprehensible to everyone—it'd be as pure and self-contained as mime, or a great film.
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I asked them whether they thought that such tactics, because they slice up the electorate into tiny, self-contained, slivers might be good for their candidates but bad for our democracy.
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Rob Edelman, a lecturer at the University at Albany, recommended first focusing on making a single, self-contained, enjoyable movie before worrying about sequels and prequels, much less about cinematic universes.
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"The technology works with off-the-shelf lithium ion batteries and existing fast charge infrastructure by integrating via a patented self-contained adapter on a car charge port," writes the team.
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Each of South's self-contained, bleak and tightly wrought chapters centers on themes of isolation, loneliness and how screens aren't just a constant presence in our daily interactions, they're directing them.
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I was, at the time, interested in how much of a role the state seemed to play in my life, and how all our lives could be freer, more self-contained.
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Too often people who experience a loss are disparaged because their mourning persists longer than others think reasonable or because they remain self-contained and seem not to mourn at all.
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Reid Thompson's set would seem to be divided into two self-contained parts, with Charlotte and Doug's home on one side of the stage, and the help center on the other.
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The two were recruited by the developer Robert E. Simon Jr. to plan Reston, the self-contained community for 75,000 people in suburban Fairfax County, about 20 miles west of Washington.
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NantEnergy said that its immediate focus was on delivering its product for microgrids — self-contained solar-power arrays serving small areas — rather than on individual residential customers or utility-scale systems.
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I like that the unit is pretty self-contained and doesn't require any soil, so it's great for small spaces and people who don't want to deal with bugs and mess.
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The ISS is also where we can develop entirely new industries, such as those based upon microgravity manufacturing, space construction with AI-enabled robotics, and study self-contained human space habitats.
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As a self-contained VR headset, Android VR won't need a smartphone to power it (like headsets like the Samsung Gear VR) or a powerful PC (Oculus Rift and HTC Vive).
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If you have self-contained bathrooms in your office, you might not be familiar with stall-lurking, because you don't have to worry about lines or small talk or bodily sounds.
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"Essentially, we can go and pour a slab and install the basic wiring, but each one of our Powerpacks is quite self-contained," said J. B. Straubel, Tesla's chief technical officer.
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A 12-course dinner in 1842 for Charles Dickens — who characterized old Ebenezer Scrooge as being as "secret, and self-contained, and solitary as an oyster" — began with oysters, glorious oysters.
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This Wi-Fi router is small, compact and cordless—it is a self-contained plug that fits in an electrical outlet, much like an air freshener or a kid's night light.
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It's an enormous greenhouse doubling as a work space for employees: a climate-controlled, glass-enclosed, self-contained ecosystem made up of 40,000 species of plants from all over the world.
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Now, pizza is being transformed from the artful, self-contained meal it once was to the point where it's just an edible plate upon which to showcase an entirely different dish.
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The Survivor Series tag matches, so integral to the early format and little self-contained spectacles of good versus evil, took a back seat to the more traditional matches on the card.
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By putting a server farm in the ocean, the self-contained data center can use the surrounding water to help regulate the unit's temperature, reducing the need for power-hungry AC systems.
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Cooking without having to go grocery shopping makes me feel self-contained and effective in a way that schlepping to the store every six days to buy a single onion never will.
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Jibo is, in some ways my kind of robot: self-contained, with no physical setup or assembly required save plugging it in (it can also run for 2 hours on battery power).
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The Vive Focus Plus is a self-contained headset with fully tracked motion controllers, following on the heels of HTC's Vive Focus, which launched with similar specs but more limited tracking options.
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It's the Switch you know, but it ditches removable Joy-Con controllers (as well as HD Rumble) and a TV-connected dock in favor of a smaller, more self-contained form factor.
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It doesn't take much skill or effort to make a batch of acceptable beer and, because the system is fairly self-contained, it forgives many of the sins committed by beginning brewers.
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With new self-contained headsets on the market like the Oculus Rift S, which do away with finicky external tracking sensors, it's easier than ever to integrate them into a classroom environment.
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Check it out in action: Vobot is a completely self-contained device that connects to Alexa via an onboard app, so you never need to worry about smartphone compatibility or pairing issues.
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It's a fully self-contained robot, with an on-board computer and sensors that help it fly and know its position and the relative positions of its elbows, hips and flapping joints.
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DIYer Johan Kanflo was looking for a way to shrink down the (already small) Tiny328 board he was using, and find a battery housing for self-contained power at the same time.
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CEO Adam Neumann has said that his end goal is to create entire self-contained communities where customers, the so-called "WeGeneration" could live a "purpose-driven" life centered on meaningful work.
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The HoloLens is a completely self-contained "holographic" Windows PC, and it's loaded with sensors so wearers can create holograms that interact with the real world — a trick the Moverio can't do.
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As you walk in, you see some "installations" are entire separate levels in their own right, small worlds of self-contained imagery that pursue the breathtaking effect of a video game vista.
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The campus is a self-contained universe, with the full range of free Silicon Valley perks: dry cleaning, haircuts, music lessons, and food by the acre, including barbecue, biryani, and salad bars.
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What's different in Marvel's Netflix universe, though, is that we get 13 hours or so of each hero in individual, self-contained shows, rather than just more movies setting up future movies.
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Developed for LD Jam 38, where the theme was "a small world," Tiny Worlds in Flasks is an adorable little creative toy that has you making little self-contained environments… in flasks.
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You can read a lot more about Java Applets here, but for a good while these self-contained boxes running Java programs were the beginning and end of the interactive, dynamic web.
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Like Joseph Cornell's boxes and the diorama form at its best, they embody a beguiling world in miniature that manages to feel at once self-contained and part of a larger whole.
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They also often have self-contained air-conditioning units, which you can adjust to create negative pressure inside the room, a measure taken in hospitals to reduce the chances of cross-contamination.
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This would be a lot even for two acts, and at just under 30 minutes the play feels like the précis for a full-length work rather than a self-contained effort.
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"With the growth of streaming services and the increasing popularity of extended dramas as opposed to self-contained movies, people have become much more enthralled with their entertainment sources," he tells Refinery29.
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Each was self-contained, without much overlap or imposed cohesion, but all together, they were a reminder that Coleman long ago embodied the kind of interdisciplinary entrepreneurship that's taken for granted today.
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The complex, a series of self-contained buildings surrounded by walls topped with razor wire, is on an island in the East River and is connected to Queens by a narrow bridge.
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Seville can exist in what seems like a self-contained world because it wants for very little — many of the people I encountered in Seville had lived there most of their lives.
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The self-contained system has meant some higher costs, which the utility hoped to reduce with upgrades to its power plant fleet from oil and coal to natural gas, wind and solar.
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Hulu is already positioning "The Act" as an umbrella title that the streaming service intends to re-use to dramatize other high-profile crimes, chronicling self-contained stories over each subsequent season.
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Each will feature self-contained stories — structurally closer to shows like "The Twilight Zone" or "Black Mirror" than contemporary anthology series that track a single narrative over the course of a season.
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All the paintings on view that are done in a restricted palette are dated 1965 or '66, which seems to suggest that these works constitute a self-contained group within her oeuvre.
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I think this is my favorite photo of all of them, with the dog sitting on the sofa, just a self-contained, beautiful world of fancy furniture, fancy dogs in fancy frames.
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America itself is so vast, so full of excitement—and sorrow, and love, and loss, and freaky, scary things—that it defies the categorization you do with more self-contained narrative units.
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Unlike acronyms that have passed seamlessly into English vocabulary, like SCUBA (self-contained underwater breathing apparatus) or LASER, (light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation), PUBG was not designed to be pronounceable.
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The self-contained Vive headset will be powered by a Qualcomm chipset (based off the current Snapdragon 835 chips in flagship Android phones according to TechCrunch) and its built-in motion-tracking technology.
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People have been talking about a self-contained Google headset for over a year, and speculating (quite confidently) that the company would eventually use Tango augmented reality tracking in lieu of outside cameras.
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While the series and show tell an ongoing story, the self-contained stories in Leviathan Wakes and Caliban's War are a stumbling block as the show shifts from one arc to the next.
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This self-contained world further became the locus for youth culture in the suburbs – a place to hang out that wasn't outside – and, ultimately, became a symbol of a failed way of life.
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The first season will be a self-contained story in which lawyer Henry Deaver (Andre Holland) returns to his hometown of Castle Rock to represent Skarsgård's character, who is imprisoned at Shawshank Prison.
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Somewhat unusually for American television at the time, it was a self-contained story that would run for only eight episodes, a format friendly to stars who were wary of the small screen.
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The self-contained headset and software development kit will showcase key elements of Qualcomm's mobile chip-based VR system, including full inside-out motion tracking and a partnership with eye-tracking company Tobii.
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Oculus announced a self-contained headset called the Oculus Quest, but even there, rumors suggest it scrapped a higher-end device — and its former CEO Brendan Iribe left the company for nebulous reasons.
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It puts the power to deploy these small self-contained apps into the hands of the programmers, eliminating the need for developers to pass the application over the wall to operations for deployment.
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" Last October at New York Comic Con, the crew said that season 1 was designed to be a self-contained story, and any second season would "contain a completely new story and cast.
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For those new to Destiny, strikes are self-contained, short-lived missions largely built around fighting your way through waves of enemies, often set within the same (or modified) levels from the story.
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Womanby Street's cluster is therefore invaluable: a self-contained petri dish of talent, without which Swn Festival couldn't exist, thousands of bands wouldn't have a platform, and innumerable friendships would never have formed.
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Microsoft opened preorders for the $3,000 kits last month to qualified developers in the US and Canada, who will be able to develop and deploy extremely realistic holograms on the self-contained platform.
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She said the goal was to establish a self-contained unit in 2023 when it is next due to lead the NATO readiness force and this requires investment in the next legislative period.
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Not only did comps help punk rock infiltrate the malls and chain stores of America, it carved out a self-contained industry for bands whose songs wouldn't have otherwise landed on Billboard charts.
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With this addition, Salesforce Inbox becomes a bit more like a sales-oriented self-contained productivity suite – almost like a vertical specific Office 365 or Google Docs, but centralized in a single application.
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But after Brussels, Mr. Henman said, the thinking now reflects the belief that the operation may instead be made up of self-contained cells, with individuals who can perform multiple jobs as needed.
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On the plus side, unlike some of its tech industry peers including Apple, Google and Microsoft, who built self-contained corporate campuses in the suburbs, Amazon put its buildings in Seattle's urban center.
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Because they are self-contained and therefore cannot consume much in the way of computing power, these new devices will be less expensive than their predecessors — about the same price as a smartphone.
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But then the persona you have to put out there, as an actor… Looking back on your career, you've played a lot of women like this: strong and self-contained, but visibly vulnerable.
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And they have come to understand that the gridlike pattern inside Angkor is just part of a much larger urban agglomeration, challenging conventional wisdom that the temple cities were discrete and self-contained.
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Current owner: AB Electrolux, Swedish consumer electrics companyFrigidaire, the home appliance company, got its start in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where Nathaniel Wales and Alfred Mellowes developed the first self-contained refrigerator in 1916.
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By contrast, Cusi Cram's "The Helpers" and A. Rey Pamatmat's "This Is How It Ends" — which round out the anthology Summer Shorts, Series A — are neatly self-contained, but also inconsequential (21992:22015).
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By contrast, Cusi Cram's "The Helpers" and A. Rey Pamatmat's "This Is How It Ends" — which round out the anthology Summer Shorts, Series A — are neatly self-contained, but also inconsequential (26200:21992).
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By contrast, Cusi Cram's "The Helpers" and A. Rey Pamatmat's "This Is How It Ends" — which round out the anthology Summer Shorts, Series A — are neatly self-contained, but also inconsequential (247:2888).
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By contrast, Cusi Cram's "The Helpers" and A. Rey Pamatmat's "This Is How It Ends" — which round out the anthology "Summer Shorts, Series A" — are neatly self-contained, but also inconsequential (2530:227).
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By contrast, Cusi Cram's "The Helpers" and A. Rey Pamatmat's "This Is How It Ends" — which round out the anthology Summer Shorts, Series A — are neatly self-contained, but also inconsequential (259:259).
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Some secondary results pages are now entirely self-contained; they list relevant information directly on the page and link only to AMP articles, YouTube videos, and other results pages in the same format.
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Baseball is a self-contained system, and the game has historically been happy to leave this sort of criminality outside the bubble so long as the players can contribute to the winning effort.
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As I walked, I noticed the self-contained worlds of people's forecourts: a petite bench beneath a prolific grapefruit tree, a strange flock of robot sculptures, what looked like the world's tiniest vineyard.
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Every week of Donald Trump's presidency has felt like its own self-contained saga, but even by those dramatic standards, it's almost incomprehensible that the President's impeachment acquittal was only nine days ago.
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He can seem to be weaving in and out of direct contact with his accompanists, building small phrases that at first sound self-contained, then give way to a pattern of motivic development.
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The system can handle 1,000 messages per second from vehicles within a range of about 980 feet, which is a much larger range than cars that depend on only self-contained safety sensors.
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Where the Sega Genesis' main sound chip is a fully fledged FM synthesizer that can be controlled in a pretty straightforward manner, the SNES is built with an entirely self-contained audio subsystem.
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Instead of being made up of sites that link to each other, allowing people to easily jump from page to page, the dark web is more like a collection of self-contained silos.
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Having seen the finale, "Big Little Lies" pays off its various threads splendidly, joining two previous HBO miniseries -- "The Night Of" and the first season of "True Detective" -- as a tight, self-contained narrative.
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The reason I suspect that we'll have AI long before we recognize it as such is that we'll expect our AI to reside in a single device, self-contained, with one set of algorithms.
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Founded in London, GameFace Labs makes a self-contained VR headset, meaning it doesn't need to be attached to an external computer like Oculus or other headsets that require a high-powered gaming rig.
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The Computer Kit Complete looks more like a small TV set than a PC, but the whole thing is still nicely self-contained and definitely easier to carry around than a full computer setup.
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The film follows the mold of 2016's Rogue One in that it's a standalone installment of the franchise that tells a self-contained story, rather than tying directly into the larger Skywalker saga.
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The final complaint I have with the Neo Geo Mini is that even though it's a self-contained system, SNK omitted a battery so you have to play it tethered to a USB cable.
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This could all be an additional bit of meta-commentary about heroes, tropes, and expectations, but his arc wasn't self-contained enough to feel like a complete thought for that approach to fly, either.
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The Last Jedi, probably more than any other Star Wars film ever made, is a totally self-contained entity, wrapping up all its storylines and thematic ideas without any need for a follow-up.
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Bright yellow with a black and white screen and with no spot for removable media like cartridges, the Playdate is more or less self-contained, except of course for the charger and wireless connection.
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Britain asked local authorities last year to say if they were interested in having new garden developments - based on a 19th century idea of housing growing populations in self-contained towns surrounded by countryside.
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"VR is in early days, but products like Gear VR are ideally suited because they are simple to use, and self-contained, and powered by a smartphone millions of people already have," DiCarlo said.
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As a result, the show feels meandering and pointless, the self-contained bottle episodes of maritime zombie action seemingly serving no purpose other than to shove the characters into the next arbitrary plot development.
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Lots of the housing estates that were built in Coventry were extremely self contained and used inward facing architecture that didn't relate well to the urban environment and created a sense of social polarization.
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The offering is an interesting one for users who already own an Echo device, helping them improve the sound of the products without forcing them to start from scratch with a self-contained product.
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I use it to describe a group of stereotypes about the brain that tend to make it seem more powerful, mysterious, and self-contained than it really is, a little bit like a soul.
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Are the FBI agents who have been detailed to that team, are they a self-contained unit or are there other aspects of the FBI that are working on this in parallel to that?
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Given its self-contained milieu, arty references and cerebral humor, "Losing Ground" is far closer to Eric Rohmer's or Woody Allen's contemporary brand of haute bourgeois comedy than to Spike Lee's confrontational social satire.
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After the final credits, the words "Shantih shantih shantih" appear, as they do at the end of "The Waste Land," yet the film—smooth, unchoppy, self-contained—could hardly be further from Eliot's poem.
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The end seems to set up that there's more to explore, and part of me wants to see more, but part of me wants Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein to be a self-contained oddity.
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But you didn't have to live in a major metropolitan area to see the self-contained chills of Don't Breathe, or to enjoy the incredibly expansive animated adventures of Kubo and the Two Strings.
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An apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright, who tried the utopian path himself with Broadacre City, Soleri pursued with Arcosanti his idea of "arcology": architecture and ecology combined to create a viable, self-contained society.
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There have only been three movies so far, including Paradox — though a fourth, called Overlord, is reportedly done filming and will likely be out soon — and they each stand alone as self-contained films.
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And when we're all feeling good, that's when we rally together, high off selflessness or selfishness or some blend of both, and realize we're a self-contained economy that circulates the same five dollars!
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Metcalf gave Mary's thoughts a self-contained circularity that left the character's family out in the cold, while paradoxically inviting the audience inside to see and feel exactly how this woman functioned, and why.
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Self-contained, open-ended and very serious about being funny, the photos are models of art's power to illuminate the nature of language and perception with a narrow focus on its own analogous mechanisms.
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Price: ~$78Buy on:AmazonWalmart The Oculus Quest hits a sweet spot of power and convenience for virtual reality headsets, offering room-scale tracking and full-fledged hand controllers in a self-contained, user-friendly package.
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" It is, he wrote, "a small self-contained unit of high performance in relation to its size and cost, whose function is to transform some undifferentiated set of circumstances to a condition nearer human desires.
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In 1995, Alanis Morissette released one of her most well-known tracks "You Oughta Know", in which she switched up the narrative that women must always be self-contained and leave quietly after facing rejection.
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IVG is splitting off Officefirst into a self-contained entity which will manage the bulk of its assets, a commercial property portfolio worth 3.25 billion euros ($3.62 billion), which include Frankfurt airport's landmark Squaire building.
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Showrunners have settings to explain, conflict to create, and a careful balance to strike between creating a self-contained story that feels satisfying — and leaving a narrative door open for an entire season of television.
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Bigger food and beverage companies have challenges changing their procurement strategies, Shapiro said, so it could indeed make sense to pick up a startup or smaller company that is already a self-contained operating unit.
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Self-contained headset designs and inside-out tracking are two of VR's next big steps — so it's good to see Google and Lenovo finally show us the date, the price, and the look of one.
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There is so much here that will be rich and meaningful to any TV fan, and its story is self-contained enough that you could use it as an entry point to the entire series.
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"EMUs are essentially a self-contained spacecraft with many layers of material to protect the astronauts from the vacuum of space, micrometeorite impacts, and extreme temperatures," Bryan Dansberry of NASA's Johnson Space Center told Gizmodo.
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It's a film that is disconnected from the larger "saga" films like The Phantom Menace, A New Hope, and The Force Awakens, telling a self-contained story within the larger world that's already been established.
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Inside-out tracking is still a somewhat finicky technology, and Oculus may have decided that pursuing it in the short term is less important than getting a very cheap self-contained headset out the door.
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If we add in Trump's longstanding close relationship with Fox News personality Sean Hannity, we can see how the right-wing media bubble has overtaken Republican politics and turned it into a self-contained universe.
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The company talks up the fact that its lens is all self-contained in the body, but there's no good reason to fear the camera hump anymore, so they could've pushed things a bit further.
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The Black Hornet Vehicle Reconnaissance System, a product of FLIR Systems based in Wilsonville, Oregon, "equips armored or mechanized vehicles with an immediate, organic, and self-contained surveillance and reconnaissance system," according to the company.
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Instead of just being a series of self-contained battles, the "flashpoints" will unfold a bit like mini-campaigns… the kind that BattleTech and MechWarrior players used to run in the pen-and-paper versions.
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We might be comforted by the possibility that such a self-contained ecosystem of generic buildings, isolated from their landscapes, can without much hassle or nostalgia be knocked down or reconfigured for whatever comes next.
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The foundation funded scientists to invent toilets that are self-contained -- they take human waste, kill dangerous pathogens and convert the resulting material into products with potential commercial value, like clean water, electricity and fertilizer.
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And since each island is separated by federal air and water—and marijuana is still illegal federally—these companies have to be completely self-contained, and can't ship product to other parts of the state.
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But the tech bubble has often come with them, resulting in self-contained environments with tight security, filled with free food and perks that keep workers at their desks rather than exploring the streets outside.
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As emotionally agile as the characters she plays, Ms. Wilson can seem simultaneously self-contained and playful, inquisitive yet somehow disengaged, her core, if such a thing can be isolated, always tantalizingly out of reach.
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The company is revealing two different visions for the product: one that's fully self-contained and one that offloads some components to a wired external pack, similar to the Magic Leap One's puck-like Lightpack.
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In truth, abstract art was never as pure or self-contained as its champions liked to claim, and formalists who insist on seeing it as the polar opposite of representational painting do it an injustice.
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New albums from James Blake, Skepta, Death Grips, Anohni, and Kaytranada all came at once, a spread of vivid artists who had risen from self-contained music pockets as captains of focussed styles and subcultures.
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While it's expensive (more so now), I really liked it and thought it made a case for itself in a variety of situations since it is a self-contained high-end amplifier with Sonos capabilities.
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Yesterday, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey made a theoretically huge announcement: he wanted Twitter to stop being a self-contained platform and start delivering content from a decentralized system, changing social media as we know it.
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What makes Project Alloy unique isn't the mere fact that it's a self-contained VR headset, but that its cameras can scan the objects in your room and make them a part of the game.
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In its stage adaptations of classic American literature, this endlessly exploratory company has plied theatrical inventiveness to simulate the Every Reader experience of falling into — and in love with — a self-contained universe of words.
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When you look back at the show across this many years, it makes sense that the well-made, self-contained stories with distinctive characters or unusual approaches would be the ones to adhere in the memory.
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Microsoft has tested a prototype of a self-contained data center that can operate hundreds of feet below the surface of the ocean, eliminating one of the technology industry's most expensive problems: the air-conditioning bill.
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With the new series (each is self-contained), which will be set 18 months from the present, there is very little information about the storyline—but the title American Horror Story: Radioactive has reportedly been trademarked.
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The self-contained episodes, which are more like short films than they are TV programming, play out in a version of the present or somewhere in the distant future and have enraptured millions of frightened viewers.
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I have also been called "selfish" for not wanting to pursue motherhood—which I now wholeheartedly agree with as one of the reasons why I don't want kids is that I'm very self-contained and insular.
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Fleabag was a satisfyingly self-contained portrait of a young woman slowly realizing she's in crisis, and Russian Doll cleverly closed its own loop after letting its characters grow and change by running through it repeatedly.
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The most recently announced example of this is the Vive Focus Plus, a self-contained headset that HTC first revealed last week, and which we were able to try for ourselves at Mobile World Congress 2019.
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To keep safe, the firefighters at the scene were wearing a self-contained breathing apparatus, which is why in the video you can hear a Darth Vader-ish breathing noise (as The Washington Post points out).
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Former Google designer Nicholas Jitkoff, who's now the vice president of design at Dropbox, has created a really nifty new web tool he's calling itty bitty sites, or self-contained microsites that exist solely as URLs.
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But until that happens, or self-contained VR headsets like Intel's Project Alloy become a thing, big and ugly (but powerful) gaming laptops will be the only way to experience high-end VR on the go.
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Even so, it does pass one of the most important exoskeleton tests: all the power for the air compressor is self-contained, so the user doesn't have to be tethered to facilitate high-speed wheel changes.
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Furthermore, movie theaters, built around repeat screening of 90-to-180-minute self-contained films, face new direct-to-streaming-services competition with far more range, from bingewatching 22-episode series to short clips on YouTube.
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"The U.S. economy has always been more self-contained than anybody else, compared to the major economies in Europe where trade is a much bigger part of the economy," said Scott Brown, Raymond James' chief economist.
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Hippocrates, who is credited with originating the genre, understood that his best hope for immortality would be to fling self-contained thoughts into the future, little literary vessels that could travel independently across borders and generations.
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The generator, a self-contained unit with a battery, sends pulses of electricity through the leads to stimulate areas of the brain, reducing or in some cases even eliminating the most debilitating parts of the disease.
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State of the Art More than any other company in tech, Apple prizes physical objects — expensive, perfectly designed, self-contained nuggets of aluminum and glass that you buy today, use for a couple years and replace.
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They don't connect to a computer or depend on your smartphone to supply the display and processing; they're self-contained, all-in-one devices that make VR truly easy to use for the first time ever.
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In that first, seemingly self-contained season, based on a novel by Liane Moriarty, the creator David E. Kelley used a murder investigation as a delivery device for an empathetic, class-conscious and acidly funny drama.
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At the show's center, fixed and untarnishable, is the iconoclastic young architect Howard Roark (the perfectly self-contained Ramsey Nasr), who is neither able nor willing to fit into the institutional power structure of his profession.
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"Arne Dahl," about a six-person team called (perhaps with a touch of mordant Swedish humor) the A unit, is a throwback, with its large, chatty ensemble and its old-school self-contained, movie-length mysteries.
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Constructed in 1931, it was one of the first self-contained shopping centers in the country with its own off-street parking lot — an innovative alternative to curbside parking and a model that is now widespread.
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Like a bottle episode, gifs do stuff but never change, as perfectly self-contained as the file format itself, which you can drop from the internet to your desktop to a text document, and it'll work.
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Built in the 1960s, the 26,25-square-foot home, which has five bedrooms and four bathrooms, including a self-contained staff unit, sits on about a quarter-acre of land near a sandy beach as well.
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"IRL, Cancers can be nurturers, really mean, cold, or, more neutrally, self-contained," she says, adding that it's more accurate to say that Cancers use the archetype of mother-child relationships to understand the world around them.
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The Oculus Go, Zuckerberg announced, would essentially be a self-contained mobile headset for $199, available early next year: no phone necessary, no snaking cables, but also no positional tracking, which allows users to move in space.
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You can use XLR to plug the Ember into an interface like the Rodecaster Pro, which is a sort of self-contained podcasting studio, with buttons you can customize to play jingles and sound effects on command.
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The downside is that the dumbbells are quite large – and when you're lifting less than the full 60 pounds, the unit has the tendency to jiggle around – not quite the solid mass of self-contained analog systems.
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The Pentagon's Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) has issued a solicitation for a tiny, "self-contained and free flying orbital outpost" that can host experiments and equipment in orbit and could eventually be scaled up for human habitation.
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On average, the company releases a major set of Magic: The Gathering cards in the spring and fall, and two ancillary sets of cards (which include specialty and self-contained card sets) in-between the major releases.
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In the case of Huawei and Apple, what's being offered is not a single, self-contained chip, but dedicated processors that come as part of a bigger SoC (or system on chip), such as Apple's A11 Bionic.
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These apps are completely self-contained, meaning no sensitive data needs to be sent to them, and this also creates the secondary benefit of allowing them to work when your phone doesn't have an active cell connection.
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These books are loosely standalone: The mystery in each one is self-contained, but the character relationships evolve over time, most chiefly the fraught and yearning partnership between detective Cormoran Strike and his assistant-turned-equal Robin.
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For entrepreneurs interested in creating new platforms or portals Roblox's success as a combined game engine and self-contained platform also shows that opportunities still exist — if you have the patience to wait for them to mature.
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As the show has established, "Fargo" represents less a place than a state of mind, and the self-contained format allows viewers to plunge into each season knowing that anything can happen, and practically anyone can die.
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A big reason is that the separation is a big, important story that doesn't actually resonate with very much outside of itself; for all of the proximity to power, it's a strangely self-contained (if fascinating) story.
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During this period, he completed three self-contained bodies of work: collages; small boxed assemblages and hanging "fetishistic" assemblages; and numerous photographs, including his well-known sequence, "Cy and Roman Steps (I, II, III, IV, V)" (1952).
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But here's the thing I wasn't really expecting: halfway through the film, I realized I've enjoyed the X-Men films in contrast to some of the other superhero franchises because the series has been relatively self-contained.
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A phenomenal piece of self-contained storytelling This is Black Mirror, so that's just the start of the unexpected twists and turns the episode takes — and they're all better discovered when you watch the episode for yourself.
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Since 2013, Pyongyang has had 3G mobile service, but most people have access only to North Korea's self-contained intranet, which allows them to send e-mail inside the country and to look at some Web sites.
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Activated on landing, the self-contained biosphere was designed to raise seeds and hatch fruit fly eggs in an attempt to create a tiny ecosystem and assess how it reacted to the high-radiation, low-gravity environment.
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The Avengers actor launched his Android and iOS apps in March 2017, making him one of the first celebrities to ascribe to the EscapeX model, which is, essentially, to make self-contained social networks for the stars.
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The numbered painting genre traces its history to the vision of the artist Dan Robbins and the entrepreneurial prowess of Max Klein, who, together, came up with idea of self-contained art kits as early as 1949.
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His buildings often evoked oohs and aahs from the public, but were not always a hit with critics, who called them concrete islands, self-contained cities within cities — serving their patrons yet insular, even forbidding to outsiders.
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A township with no real parallels anywhere else on earth, it's self-governed, has a self-contained economy designed to resist the lures of inequality, and has been physically created — trees planted, buildings bricked — by the residents themselves.
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Denton was also part of the team behind last year's Mr. Robot VR experience, which pulled off the difficult trick of both working as a self-contained piece of VR narrative, while also elaborating on the show's backstory.
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