Snapchat went the opposite direction and is predicated on our reality: moments are temporary and that's exactly the feeling and behavior that Snapchat mapped to.
But that outcome was predicated on the realities of the mid-1990's, when power plants had spare capacity.
But they are all predicated on one thing — speed.
But the mere phrase "child star" brings with it potentially unhelpful connotations for a low-budget British film predicated on confronting the realities that Love Story left out.
Expectations the size and configuration of rooms, the placement of walls and equipment, etc. were predicated on their current, observable reality model of clinical education (e.g., "see one, do one, teach one"), not on how the establishment of a simulation center itself might alter those expectations, necessitating a different kind of design.
Convergence, in contrast, is predicated on optimism rooted in reality.
Bourdain offered a refreshing take: one predicated on #nofilter.
While still containing plenty of the dramatic stakes and frenetic music of reality and competition shows, "GBBO" (along with Netflix's "Queer Eye") belongs in a narrower genre: reality television predicated on friendliness and good intentions.
As the plot swerves toward an almost crazy conclusion, there is the inkling of a strong, interesting idea here, about how some versions of modern religion are predicated on the systematic denial of reality, but "Salvation Boulevard" is itself too loosely tethered to the actual world to make the point with the necessary vigor or acuity.
Otto Neurath, by contrast, favored a less idealized and less reductive model of unity predicated on the complexity of empirical reality.
NBC's crafting competition show, hosted by the "Parks and Recreation" duo, is the product of a long lineage of reality shows predicated on pleasantness.
