The specious present they jointly compose is a (short-ish) period of continuous experiencing, spread through ordinary time.
Mobile music is potentially a far bigger market than cameraphones because listening to music is a more continuous experience than taking snaps.
He helped design the very first prescription benefit plans in the 1970's, and was proud of having the longest continuous experience in that industry, in the nation.
New York State has almost certainly had the longest history of continuous experience with Dutch elm disease of any state in the Union, for, according to the best evidence, it was via the Port of New York that diseased elm wood first entered the United States, about 1930.
The rise of "so," he said via e-mail, is "another symptom that our communication and conversational lives are chopped up and discontinuous in actual fact, but that we try in several ways to sew them together -- or 'so' them together, as it were -- in order to create a continuous experience".
The rise of "so," he said in an e-mail, is "another symptom that our communication and conversational lives are chopped up and discontinuous in actual fact, but that we try in several ways to sew them together -- or 'so' them together, as it were -- in order to create a continuous experience".
Once filming is completed, editors stitch together the footage, creating a unified, continuous experience.
A minimum of 5 years of continuous experience translating PROs is recommended.
In a different vein, Mabbot argues that 'qualitative differences of content alone determine sub-divisions within our continuous experience'(1951: 166).
The pitch to video providers is that IRIS.TV can build that same type of continuous experience, but do so in a way that keeps users tuned in to their video properties.
