"The feeling of immersion of physically walking around in a virtual world is mind-blowing.
They attend weeklong immersion trips around the nation and the world, meeting community leaders who share their struggles and describe grassroots efforts to overcome them.
This was followed by high magnification images using an oil immersion lens around the portion of the stratum radiatum directly adjacent to stratum pyramidale and the labelled cell.
Mr. Ott's curiosity about the mood-altering potential of various aromas and ingredients led to an immersion in "Meaningful Scents Around the World," a dense 2006 book by Roman Kaiser that explores the chemical properties of unusual scents and flavors, from "watermelon snow" algae in the Swiss Alps to pine resin in Italy to Cordyceps sinensis, the prized "caterpillar fungus" of China.
Today, some twenty-four hundred students attend one of nineteen Hawaiian language-immersion sites around the state.
The Gaîté Lyrique in Paris recently launched Capitaine Futur and the Extraordinary Journey, a new exhibition whose theme revolves around a "fantastical immersion into the depths of the computer, that super-machine of our day-to-day life, which turns perception upside down and reshapes our perspectives".
"It was the best one in terms of low-level immersion: being able to walk around and watch what people were doing.
The center, which attracts mostly the young bumming-around-India crowd, provides a rare immersion into Keralan culture, including Hindi and Malayalam classes, cooking, kolams (auspicious designs made with colored powders) and ayurveda.
The critic David Thomson calls him "America's most clement actor, the only person around who challenges the immersion in work of Marlon Brando".
Its season opens with an immersion in avant-garde music in New York around the time of the 1913 Armory Show.
In Budapest, there was time for a sightseeing bus trip, a stroll around the Buda Castle area, and immersion in the thermal springs of the Gellert Baths, before boarding the Ister Express to Bucharest.
