Facebook and Google now define the experience of the Internet for most people, and in many ways they play the role of regulators.
And it's that idea of continual, quasi-organic growth and ceaseless musical development that defines the experience of listening to this Symphony.
Such stories stretch back almost to the start of recorded history, but the earliest attempts to seriously define the experience of sleep paralysis, were made by the Greek physician Paulus Aegineta in the 7th century AD.
Built in the financial hub of capitalism, the towers were subject to a fire in 1975 and a bomb attack in 1993, before the catastrophe that helped define the experience of our new century.
In her piping voice, she defined the "experience of generalized vulnerability and marginality that so many Americans and Californians now face" with a phrase she repeated, elegiacally: "We have all become students of color now".
"Racial passing", or "passing", was originally coined to define the experience of mixed raced individuals, particularly in America, who were accepted as a member of a different racial group, namely white.
Ms. Boym is a native of St . Petersburg and part of her goal is to define the experience of leaving one culture at a moment when it was about to disintegrate for another culture, in the United States, at a moment when it seemed to be reaching its prime.
But his research, along with that of his subordinates, quietly yet emphatically defined the experience of using the telephone in the mid-20th century and afterward, from ushering in all-digit dialing to casting the shape of the keypad on touch-tone phones.
But the speed of the processor does not define the experience of the user: Design, graphics and the screen matter as much as the processor itself.
The aim of this study was to define the experience of impairment by asking the patients and emphasizing on aspects of disfigurement and the desire for further cosmetic and reconstructive surgery [14].
