Sentence examples for a new experiential from inspiring English sources

A new, experiential curriculum in child advocacy for pediatric residents.

"New York is a hotbed," said Brian Schultz, a partner and chief operating officer at a new experiential agency named Magnetic Collaborative.

Part novel, part exhibition of contemporary illustration (and part Sky Arts funded experiment), Memory Palace is an ambitious attempt to create a new "experiential reading format for a story".

The program announces that Mr. Schneider is currently at work on a "new experiential light and space performance piece," tentatively titled "Unified Field Theory". If "Youarenowhere" is any indication, be there.

On display from March 16-28, the exhibition reflects the work of students and faculty in a new experiential learning course in tropical agriculture in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

The luxury market has transformed from its traditional conspicuous consumption model to a new experiential luxury sensibility that is marked by a change in how consumers define luxury.

Thrupp is also a co-leader of the Global Food Initiative subcommittee that produced the new experiential learning report and directory, and one of the co-authors of the report.

He's not breaking into new experiential realms of theater here, though.

Key pivots at Yale include the new Data Science major/minor (launched this year), new Data Analytics courses across campus, new experiential learning opportunities, and exploding student interest in Computer Science.

Retailers have recognized that the shopping experience doesn't start and end only in the physical store, and those who don't make the leap between the old transactional nature and the new experiential nature are going to struggle.

And as advances in robotics and artificial intelligence lead to the elimination of more and more manufacturing jobs (which provide consumers with material goods), what new experiential jobs will arise to fill the gaps?