That machine was a revelation – powerful, innovative and sporting the best console multiplayer infrastructure around.
Albergo Morgenleit (mains from €10, Via Sauris di Sotto 59, +39 0433 86166, morgenleit.it) in Sauris looks kitsch, but its innovative cuisine is a revelation, worthy of a Michelin star for dishes such as wild herb tagliatelle with pear and honey.
Writing as the series concluded, The Daily Telegraphs Neil Midgley felt that Benefits Street had not exploited its participants, and was "definitely the kind of series that Channel 4 should be making: easy to grasp and innovative, and yet a blinding revelation of some ills that are at the heart of modern Britain".
Digable Planets (7:15-8:05 Outdoor Theater): The reunited trio aims to recapture the spirit that made its innovative, jazzy hip-hop such a revelation when it arrived in the early '90s.
When we looked around and saw dozens of smart, creative, innovative people working, we had a revelation: We needed to attract these freelancers, independent consultants and teleworkers to our community to help keep our city's economy humming.
The researchers hope the revelation spurs the development of innovative applications of speech recognition technology.
As well as its coverage of the Snowden revelations, the judges were impressed by theguardian.com's innovative reporting of the Holmes family's desperate attempts to escape the Tasmanian firestorm, among other projects.
Though I urge those with an active online life to be mindful and intentional about online revelations, I am just as often impressed by the innovative uses of social media that young people conjure up.
Among anthropologists, Burch is remembered for his determined and meticulous scholarship, his innovative use of oral narrative, and his groundbreaking forays into early Inupiat history, notably his revelations about Inupiat warfare.
