Sentence examples for mediated culture from inspiring English sources

Though not conspicuously computer-driven, the project nonetheless reveals the extent to which our mediated culture is driven by binary thinking.

"Silicon Valley types love to talk about collisions how it's important to just bump into people who don't do what you do, especially in this highly mediated culture of ours, where it's easy to live inside a digital bubble," Hitt said.

It estranged him even further from the kind of appropriation work being done by friends like Prince and Lawler who came to be gathered under the Pictures Generation rubric — the wave of artists who took the image-saturated, heavily mediated culture as their starting point and Warhol as their guiding light.

"Silicon Valley types love to talk about collisions — how it's important to just bump into people who don't do what you do, especially in this highly mediated culture of ours, where it's easy to live inside a digital bubble," Hitt said.

Data has become the currency of our social mediated culture.

But droning on about principle and factual differences between wars with Nazi Germany and Fascist Japan, as opposed to the fanatical acts of a tiny minority of Muslims--droning on about such matters becomes just that, droning on, if you are up against the power of imagery in the maelstrom of a mediated culture.

They harbor little thought of un-mass-mediated culture.

Downstairs in the gallery a video installation called "Circulation Figures" captures the narcissism of mass-mediated culture and society.

Speech-mediated culture is preserved by all individuals within a culture.

OPG on the other hand significantly inhibited the number of TRAcP-positive cells in M-CSF and RANKL-mediated cultures from diabetic (reduced from 56.5 ± 11.5 to 8.8 ± 5.3, p = 0.005) and healthy control participants (29.0 ± 5.1 to 4.4 ± 1.2, p = 0.003; Fig.  3a).

as well as globally in a small hairpin RNA-mediated cell culture knockdown study.