Sentence examples for unified experiences from inspiring English sources

Some studies suggest that the hippocampus binds items and contexts into unified experiences and stores them.

"We think that it takes a number of products that are individually excellent and brings them together into a unified experiences for users," he said.

The idea here is to create a unified experiences across all platforms, with e-signing as one of the key features.

In Section 2, we said that we'd return to the issue of whether or not unified experiences have experiential parts, the issue that underlays subsumption and the other claims that we examined there.

Novitz (1992), who approves of Dewey's ideas that art derives from experiences of everyday life and that the artistic process infuses our daily lives, questions the idea that fine art always embodies consummatory or unified experiences.

That is to build single apps that embrace and extend the current features of the messaging market leaders — hoping to win users over from WhatsApp, LINE, KakaoTalk and WeChat — while also integrating the features of media sharing, private memory collection and publishing into single unified experiences.

On this view, when I have a unified experience of a pain and a noise, this unified experience includes an experience of just the pain, and an experience of just the noise.

We, too, now have a unified experience forged in the hardship we have faced.

Tye (2003, Ch. 4) urges instead that a diachronically unified experience has multiple contents but no experiences as parts.

That defeats a major selling point of the whole category: offering one unified experience across multiple devices.

Google TV 2.0 features a mostly unified experience throughout and Android users should feel right at home.