Sentence examples for episodic point from inspiring English sources

The game, which puts players into the role of an immigration officer in a fictitious eastern European country, beat the Nintendo 3DS life simulation Animal Crossing: New Leaf, puzzle-platformer Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, first-person story exploration game Gone Home, the infamous big-budget open-world shooter Grand Theft Auto V, and episodic point and click adventure game Kentucky Route Zero.

The fact that it occurs at 50°C, is suppressed by oxygen, and is episodic [1], points to catalytic generation, as opposed to thermal generation.

We can transform chronic disease treatment from the traditional episodic touch points to a continuous mix of synchronous and asynchronous communication, exploiting both virtual and face-to-face delivery and greater patient collaboration.

The plot (and I use the word loosely) is episodic to the point of incoherence, constantly reminding us that this is a film franchise based upon a fairground ride.

Matic's tool for lenders and Sure selling episodic insurance at point of use are early examples of expanding this opportunity.

First, we replicated earlier findings that enhancing GBA led to greater flexibility in handling (selectively retrieving) episodic bindings, which points to a role of GBA in top down control of memory retrieval.

In Mr. Kulick's production, performed on a stylish set by Adrianne Lobel featuring planet-shaped blobs that hover above the stage, the episodic "Galileo" makes its points about a great man's great failings cleanly.

It is ironic that this film is peppered with supporting players from popular/acclaimed television shows, as this is the kind of long-form character drama that has slowly become the key selling point of episodic drama.

I mean, I'll buy both games, Fable 3 and Half-Life 3 pretty much sight unseen so I'm not "taking sides" or anything, but I could have sworn that the point of episodic content post-Half-Life 2 was to lead to quicker releases.

The data from FHM mouse models support the view of migraine as a disorder of brain excitability characterized by dysregulation of the excitatory-inhibitory E/I balance, and point to episodic disruption of the E/I balance and neuronal hyperactivity due to excessive recurrent glutammatergic transmission as the basis for vulnerability to CSD ignition in FHM.

Chronic depression was defined as having a high score at both time points (including a possible diagnosis of clinical depression as per the MINI at either time point) and episodic depression was defined as having depression at one time point (including a possible diagnosis of clinical depression as per the MINI at either time point).