Fanon characterizes the self-awareness that interrupts fluid, seamless goal-oriented movement as a "racial epidermal schema" (1967, 112); Alcoff (2006) characterizes one who experiences such a "racial epidermal schema" as a "visible identity".
It is a plain, white monolithic chamber, but unlike most rectangular buildings it is seamless, a goal achievable only in concrete.
The goal is seamless travel across countries, with first-class lounges and streamlined transfers.
In concert, high-strung artists must put aside their disagreements to work toward a common goal of seamless unity.
Making a seamless dress was a goal of futurists like Rudi Gernreich and Issey Miyake, and, no, Mr. Lagerfeld didn't quite succeed.
The goal is seamless communication of grid conditions and of schedules for wholesale transactions, so that no manager is surprised by a sudden load or burst of generation in an adjacent area.
Unlike in the U.S. where the FCC moved the industry from one standard to multiple competing digital standards, Europe started with five standards and winnowed them down to one with the overall goal of seamless roaming from country to country.
"As we build new tech and tools, our goal is seamless integration — of our tech, tools and backend data," Allon said.
At present, it is unclear whether the goal of seamless integration is possible or whether electrode developers can modulate specific aspects of the FBR by intentionally manipulating the constitutive properties of the implant.
However, the mobility attribute of mobile devices and the intrinsic limitations of wireless access medium obstruct to achieve the goal of seamless connectivity for accessing distributed services in MCC.
