Entry Into The Museum Photo Creditt: Steven Rosenbaum).
For the world's auto industry, the Accord represented the Japanese entry into the mainstream car business that Detroit dominated.
The surprising thing about Eraserhead, though, was that it offered Lynch a remarkably swift entry into the mainstream.
Mr. Tsang's entry into the mainstream was a 1997 exhibition at the Hong Kong Arts Centre, followed by a show at the 2003 Venice Biennale.
Their card and the sense of identity it confers allows them at least a partial entry into the mainstream of the United States, a sense of security above the underground of menial jobs and makeshift communities.
Burton's gift for art direction -- his animation background gave him the visual instincts of a comic-book artist -- soothed the pain for comics cognoscenti and gave Batman entry into the mainstream.
This mini-me has been created by the team at iMakr, a 3D printing workshop based in Clerkenwell in London, who, in a sign of the technology's entry into the mainstream, are opening a 3D pop-up shop and studio in the Oxford Street branch of Selfridges next month.
Mr. Fish's enthusiasm for virtual reality is being echoed by others in the video game business — in some cases pushing retired game developers to return and inspiring others with its creative potential — even as many hurdles remain to virtual reality's entry into the mainstream.
"With this acquisition, the industry benefits from Node.js' formal entry into the mainstream enterprise," said Juan Carlos Soto, Chief Executive Officer, StrongLoop, in a statement.
