He starts his journey with some frontline experience, pressing himself into service on the Endeavour, a working replica of the beamy, flat-bottomed ship Cook sailed on the first of his three voyages.
He's also raised questions about her management experience, pressing that whomever is chosen to lead the new agency will need certain skills to navigate the tough bureaucratic battles sure to ensue when the consumer regulator tries to restrict a certain type of loan, for example.
As customers left a store, a small sign asked them to rate their experience by pressing one of the buttons (very happy, pretty happy, pretty unhappy, or very unhappy), and that was all.
Two players compete in the game displayed on a huge screen, while 10 others control and customise the experience by pressing game-altering buttons and switches and even scanning in their original drawings, which then appear as enemies in the game.
2) Dispatch decision errors, dispatchers might make wrong dispatch decisions due to insufficient experience or pressing time.
"There's that experience of pressing play and watching something a director made with one conclusion," Kfir says.
While these individuals are typically known for cleaning delicate fabrics, they are also experienced in pressing.
The experience has left a pressing residue of doubt in the minds of voters.
was released, and Spielberg must be banking on the fact that the students who bought tickets in 1982 will now be combing over their bald spots and hustling their own children into line, pressing the experience upon a new generation with words of fretful encouragement — as if the film were not just good but good for you, packed with emotional vitamins.
When we press against a solid object, the resistance to our agential act of pressing gives our experience a more solid epistemic foundation than what we experience through the other sensory modalities.
Novelists make things up, but the things, or the feelings surrounding them, come from the world; they have a shape like the world's shape, or the shape, indeed, of experience, including the writer's experience or the writer's pressing concerns.
