Sentence examples for package experience from inspiring English sources
Another package, "Experience Australia in Five-Star Luxury," included a flight on the "world's largest and most technologically advanced aircraft" and fetched $420,000.
Analysis will test whether participants receiving the combined package experience an average health gain significantly less or significantly greater than the sum of the average health gains attributable to each individual therapy.
It means having a packaged software experience, where you should be able to link cameras over a secure cloud connection while mounting them on walls, glass or the outdoors.
Hill astutely skewers the media for the way it packages experience — Samuel's publisher claims to be an "interest maker" specializing in "multimodal cross-platform synergy".
For £17.99 you can buy the more elegantly packaged "experience" edition, which comes with a DVD and access to online content.
Amazon now has more than 50 people in its sustainability group, working on six teams: social responsibility, energy and environment, customer packaging experience, sustainability services, sustainability technology and sustainability science.
There is a vast gulf between how people tend to think of "tourism," an agreeable pursuit for themselves and a great benefit to their local economy, and how people tend to think of other tourists, as interlopers, beholden to oafish appetites for packaged experience.
The HTOM waste packages experience higher temperatures and correspondingly lower RH conditions as a result of RH reduction arising from host-rock dryout.
What makes food authentic as opposed to a highly filtered and packaged experience depends a great deal on what one considers authentic.
I am not among those for whom these packaged experiences (executed with great skill in the current museum mode) evoke reminiscences and platoon allegiances.
It originates in his fear of the effects of consumerism, which he says "packages experiences for sale" and produces what the art historian Barbara Maria Stafford describes as "a seamless spectacle of [artistic] goods".
