Importantly, because the authors used an extremely large (3 mm diameter) probe tip to apply stimuli and because touch domes are closely spaced (<1 mm apart, cited by authors), their large probe tip certainly stimulated multiple touch domes, up to 5 (and potentially more).
But when the steel beams for the central dome went up, "people wondered if it was a mosque, even though the Orthodox dome precedes Islam," he recalled.
"We'd be, like, at the Carrier Dome setting up to do a Seton Hall-Syracuse game," said Wahler, who went on to become the voice of L.I.U. from 2006 to 2011.
He saw that she'd had her hair done, two waves cresting on either side of her brow and an elevated dome built up above it.
"Every time you go by and see that dome lit up at night, oh my gosh, if that doesn't give you chills".
The wood-hewn hippie domicile — part attic, part treehouse, part geodesic dome — conjures up a more innocent form of detachment and a more benign drug.
Imagine a type of interactive circus of the future: a movable "dome," set up in a field or a parking lot, will contain a simulator-style ride and "virtual reality and holographic simulations," among other activities.
The Dome costs up to $30 a person, almost in the same league as a theme park, but without the rides -- a high price for an attraction that the public had already financed with lottery tickets.
The ability to combine a huge dome, raised up high on its peristyle with a large nave space below, creates the surprising sensation of weightlessness and forms the most famous landmark on London's horizon.
