The phrase "ambient experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an immersive or surrounding experience that engages the senses in a subtle way, often in contexts related to art, technology, or environments.
Example: "The installation created an ambient experience that enveloped the audience in sound and light, making them feel as if they were part of the artwork."
Alternatives: "surrounding experience" or "immersive atmosphere".
"We think of the Assistant as an ambient experience that expands across devices," Pichai said.
Recent research by the Henley Centre, a British market-research body, found that this trend is spreading in Europe too: TV, it concluded, is becoming an "ambient" experience.
It's going to be much more of an ambient experience.
"Think of the assistant of an ambient experience that extends across devices," Pichai said.
Ambient experience design applications are being developed in other areas of radiology.
The Ambient Experience allows pediatric patients to become playful participants as they prepare for and undergo CT scans.
LA-based studio Thatgamecompany is an expert in developing relaxing ambient experiences, beginning with its very first title, Cloud, and continuing through to this year's wonderful Journey.
Admittedly, I spent most of that afternoon waiting for images of Jarvis Cocker to load on the Pulp fan page, but the ambient learning experience wasn't lost on me; I also learned about browsing, browsers and how to browse through sources that might be academically useful.
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After the deposition of the SROEr films, a thermally annealing process at 700°C to 1,150°C in a quartz furnace under nitrogen ambient was experienced to form the different sensitizers (LCs and/or Si NCs).
Accordingly, it seems reasonable to conclude that inter-segment differences in surface area, skin temperature and rate of movement do indeed impact heat balance across a wide range of the ambient temperatures experienced by living humans and extinct hominins.
