By then I was able to make the characters walk around and interact in physical space, but I'd realised how useful it was to have that sort of imaginary technology and instant and ever-dramatic access to... the psychedelic, essentially.
Sellers and his clearly gazillionaire backers have reinvented a dramatic building, accessed via a light-walled tunnel, as a hidden garden for the minted: penumbral and noisy, jungly with thousands of plants.
This participatory approach has resulted in a dramatic increase in access to an improved water source, from 55 per cent in 1990 to 75 per cent in 2004, and access continues to expand.
Exports and other sources of foreign currency (tourism and remittances) are unlikely to increase substantially without a dramatic global turnaround, access to U.S. markets or an opening to U.S. tourists.
Others believe this effect will be dwarfed by the dramatic increase in access to higher education that the MOOCs will bring.Mr Feerick predicts that the market will be commoditised, spelling trouble for many institutions.
The Sesync study lends credence to an argument I've also made frequently - that at the core of our current civilisational model is a dramatic inequality in access to the Earth's resources, coupled with an ideology which sees those resources as nothing more than a playing field for a minority of members of the human species to accumulate material wealth without limits.
Africa's technology revolution is a function of the dramatic rise in access to cheaper bandwidth and the proliferation of mobile devices and the development of a home-grown market for content and commerce.
Similar to the e-commerce opportunity in India from a few years back, Africa's technology revolution is a function of the dramatic rise in access to cheaper bandwidth and the proliferation of mobile devices and the development of a home-grown market for content and commerce.
In Bush's view, there has been "dramatic improvement" in access to voting since the VRA was passed in 1965.
Dramatic expansion of access for underserved students is one of the most widely touted promises of online higher education.
Adolescents in China today are benefitting tremendously from the free nine year compulsory education policy as well as from a dramatic increase in access to information.
