Gorgeous visuals, impressively detailed environments, enveloping sound and exquisite gameplay: it all adds up to an essential experience for anyone with the slightest interest in having a laugh with a controller of some kind in hand.
This past Saturday the New York Times dropped what amounts to a tsar bomba onto the already-volatile environment currently enveloping the tech industry and the contentious debate about jobs, the American middle class, and globalization.
This site-specific laser installation is an immersive environment that envelops the viewer in a wash of immaterial geometric forms.
In the rotunda the centerpiece of the exhibition is "Modulation in Sync (2000)" -- done in collaboration with a laser-installation expert, Norman Ballard -- a pulsating multimedia environment that envelops the viewer in a wrap of sound and light.
As stock plays, the current market environment has enveloped auction sites with something close to an opiate-like haze.
While fear was once, according to Virilio, a set of locatable and identifiable events, limited to a certain timeframe (wars, famines, epidemics), fear has become an environment which envelops us.
The nano-patterns, engraved on the CFRC surface, reportedly assimilated the extracellular environment that envelops the natural bone tissue, and consequently improved the adhesion and differentiation of bone-derived cells.
Each speaker thus acts as an individual point sound source, which blends and mixes the acoustic environment and envelops you in that space.
That's generally blamed on the toxic environment that envelops many races these days, from beginning contests at the school board level to the presidential level.
These interactions are optimized in the dehydrated environment that envelops Watson−Crick nascent base pairs and serve to enhance base selectivity in wild-type RB69 pol.
Retinal ganglion cell death is believed to be biphasic; with a primary insult initiating damage that provokes a cascade of events, in turn creating a noxious environment that envelops retinal ganglion cells, resulting in secondary cell degeneration [ 20].
