Sentence examples for participatory medium from inspiring English sources

We should think of architecture as a supremely interactive art -- a participatory medium that transforms configurations of scale, dimension, shape, proximity, space, time, energy, cultural meaning, economic value and land use.

While no one is sure how it should work, the idea is that a uniquely participatory medium like the Internet -- one that transcends national borders and whose fast-evolving technology can be shaped to fit social policy -- ought to be able to come up with its own semiofficial political structure.

We're thrilled to see how news media companies are increasingly embracing mobile live video as a participatory medium to co-create the news of tomorrow with and for their audiences.

Thomas and Brown (2011), also explored what they described as a new 'culture of learning' where information technology has become a participatory medium, giving rise to an environment that is constantly being changed and reshaped by the participation within information spaces.

The Internet is argued to be the most participatory telecommunications medium ever developed it is, in essence, a vast commons originally developed with taxpayer funding and built to ensure that no one entity owned (or could control) the entire network.

With a systematic and participatory process, a medium to long term vision building is targeted to mobilize joint actions and influence current decision making.

The telephone might not be a superior medium for participatory democracy, but it is an excellent metaphor for it, and it reminds us of the rights we are promised as citizens.

The idea of art as an occasion for liberating, medium-mixing, often participatory play was a serious component of Gutai thought, especially during its first decade.

Foresight is a systematic, participatory, future-intelligence-gathering and medium-to-long-term vision-building process aimed at present-day decisions and mobilising joint actions.

In 'Foresight for Europe', a high level expert group (HLEG) defined foresights as a [3]: … systematic, participatory, future intelligence gathering and medium-to-long-term vision-building process aimed at present-day decisions and mobilising joint actions.

Still, there's something excitingly participatory about the possibilities of a medium to which everyone can contribute.