In both narratives, the agent of Madeline's fate is a domineering male: as a child, she had been brought up by her fundamentalist lay preacher father to trust entirely in "the 'evident demonstration of realities not yet beheld', a definition I am also aware comes close to describing psychosis, for behind both faith and delusion lies unshakeable belief".
In early February, a powerful demonstration of augmented reality took place at Boston's Museum of Science.
The purpose of this article is the demonstration of virtual reality (VR) and rapid prototyping (RP) in surgical planning in maxillofacial surgery.
A review of the provisions of the Merger Agreement that are especially important to the resolution of this motion begins the demonstration of this reality.
Certainly, highly illiberal regimes have used technological devices to suppress individual freedom and to secure obedience to the state: the nightmare vision of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-four (1949), with its telescreens and sophisticated torture, has provided literary demonstration of this reality, should one be needed.
So all eyes are on Meta and it's first public demonstration of Augmented Reality.
The meta-analysis we drew upon earlier provides a clear demonstration of the reality and importance of these conditions (Peters et al., 2013a).
'Subject-Object' concept: According to Hegel, the most important achievement of German idealism, starting with Kant and culminating in his own philosophy, was "the demonstration that reality is shaped through and through by mind and, when properly understood, is mind".
It's also a bold demonstration of a more specific reality: In Africa art and science, including astronomy, have always intersected.
More than 10,000 people — members of the general public and travel trade, as well as United employees — watched a 360-degree virtual reality demonstration of Polaris at roadshows in the carrier's domestic hub cities last year.
It's also a bold demonstration of a more specific reality: that in Africa, art and science, including astronomy, have always intersected, and continue to, whether in prayers on an ancient Egyptian mummy case asking that the deceased owner be lifted to the stars or in a contemporary video projection that simulates the aurora borealis.
