In an event that savors its history and dubs itself the Open Championship, Turnberry is the newest and least utilized venue, but that was partly because of its once-suspect home stretch and partly because its isolated location made it ill-equipped for modern traffic and spectator flows.
Six other Olympic test events will be taking place at the same time as Locog tests spectator flows in the Park.
Locog will be looking to test key operations at the venue including spectator flows, the field of play and video referral, timing, scoring and results systems as well as the workforce.
But once a year, for the New York City Marathon, some 130 bands and performers roll out of bed (or out of a previous night's gig) at 3 a.m. to prepare their stages for the tens of thousands of runners and spectators that flow through the five boroughs.
Officially known as the "crisis work", the art piece has attracted a steady flow of spectators to the place where it has been erected, in the shadow of a bridge on the boulevard that connects Athens to the sea.
She added: "These regulations will allow Glasgow 2014 to control activity at an appropriate scale that allows the free flow of spectators and traffic to and from the games venues".
"I am not too sure about that," said McBryde when asked if the spectators would see a flowing game.
To aid the flow of information to spectators, and to give the game's professional commentators a tool for monitoring the flow of a game, the developer introduced a spectator mode, which outlines all enemies and friendlies in a match, even if they're obscured by a wall or building.
The play coaxes the spectators to swim in the magical, sometimes menacing flow of the unconscious.
While everyday aesthetics includes such spectator-oriented aesthetics, a major part constituting the flow of everyday life is our active engagement with doing things by handling an object, executing an act, and producing certain results, all motivated by aesthetic considerations.
