As members of Generation Y — hence the group's name — the players grew up with the Internet, whose breakdown of artistic barriers has informed the ensemble's outlook.
Ruth's daily life consists of Google searches, speculations about a mysterious crow, pedagogically driven information-exchanges with her husband and neighbours, internet access breakdowns and missing cats.
Terry Gilliam has lambasted online culture and blamed the internet for the breakdown of "real relationships".
Success eluded him during his lifetime (born in 1951, he died of an Aids-related illness in 1992), and it's only with the advent of the internet and the breakdown of the boundaries that Russell's work played with that his music has found a wider audience.
Aleks Krotoski asks if the internet fuels the breakdown of social and moral boundaries.
As Next Web notes, it's yet unclear as to whether the Internet blackout and breakdown in telephone communication is directly connected to the ongoing civil war; nonetheless, at the time of publication, most of Syria remains without online access.
Out of the 226 students, 67 30%) had to be excluded from the study of knowledge acquisition for not taking the (unannounced) pre- or post-test (n = 61) or due to technical problems (computer breakdown, Internet connection failure, no study identifier given, n = 6 – Figure 2).
And delays in confirming debit purchases regularly result from internet crashes and breakdowns in heavily used debit card terminals — known here as puntos, or points, and often advertised with handmade signs declaring: "Si hay punto," signifying that the shop or stand accepts debit cards.
The AI-powered system scanned the entire U.K. Internet, examining the current breakdown of existing positions for men and women.
